deprecation messages leave extra lines in compiler output

[Y-Less]

I have this:

#pragma deprecated Use formatex instead
forward va_formatex(output[], size = sizeof(output), const fmat[], va_:STATIC_ARGS);

Which gives the following output when the function is used:

D:\work\SA-MP\gamemodes\deprecated.pwn(42) : warning 234: function is deprecated (symbol "va_formatex") Use formatex instead

D:\work\SA-MP\gamemodes\deprecated.pwn(53) : warning 234: function is deprecated (symbol "va_formatex") Use formatex instead

There are blank lines placed between the error lines. I've tried a few ways to get rid of them - changing line endings and escaping them, but neither work. With no message, the spacing is correct:

#pragma deprecated
forward va_formatex(output[], size = sizeof(output), const fmat[], va_:STATIC_ARGS);

Which gives the following output when the function is used:

D:\work\SA-MP\gamemodes\deprecated.pwn(42) : warning 234: function is deprecated (symbol "va_formatex")
D:\work\SA-MP\gamemodes\deprecated.pwn(53) : warning 234: function is deprecated (symbol "va_formatex")

[Dayvison]

same for #warning

[YashasSamaga]

After reading the warning/pragma deprecated directive, the compiler skips the leading white spaces. It then passes the remaining line string as it is to the error function. This line string would include a new line character which was added by the scripter.

However, the compiler adds also adds a new line by itself at the end of every warning and pragma deprecated. Therefore, the compiler would print two new lines.

The reason why the new line does not appear when an empty string is passed to #pragma deprecated is because the code which skips white spaces also skips new lines (ASCII 0xA).

while (*lptr<=' ' && *lptr!='\0')
            lptr++;

This issue exists with #error for the same reasons.

[Zeex]

This was fixed by #192 and e7ecf38.