Saucefudge is hard to use, but I think Neil committed it to Scintilla 4 not the
long term 3 branch, so we have some time, just look out for backports.
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@codebrainz thanks, so if all the rest of data memory (the per line data and
everything else) adds up to say 500-600MB then it will be exceeded on buffer
resize for a file near 300-400MB. So it looks more and more like the problem,
but it would be good if Geany didn't just hang :)
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> I don't know how much data memory 32 bit Windows allows, maybe its only 2GB
2GB for 32-bit processes running on 32 or 64-bit Windows (ex. Geany), 8TB for
64-bit processes on 64-bit Windows, by default. At least according to [their
Yes, and accidental multiple cursor creation needs to be disabled since Geany
does not support multiple cursors.
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> also nothing else on the laptop shows any signs of swapping locking up.
Ok, swapping is probably not happening since it will make everything slow.
> Within Windows its not until I start doing anything like entering text things
> lock up with the LF down the side.
Ok, so Geany hangs, but in a
Scintilla will be changing the key/mouse binding for rectangular selection, as
per:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/scintilla-interest/kZcE8firI3A/dsBn0joZAwAJ
Since Geany doesn't support multiple selections, and almost every X11 window
manager captures Alt+drag for moving a window (has saved
> Do you really consider 250 MB - 300 MB as a ridiculously large file for 2017?
For a source code file, it's very large. Even auto-generated source code would
rarely (if ever) get that large. Not that it's a use case that shouldn't be
supported if possible. If the machine can handle it and
Hi Elextr,
The file opens fine within both Linux and Windows from both Geany and Scite.
Within Windows its not until I start doing anything like entering text things
lock up with the LF down the side maybe I have been too impatient to see if it
ever unlocks from this position but as far as I
