Geany isn't really designed to run multiple instances sharing preferences.
This is more complex than it may seem because the session is also saved in the
preferences file, and that must be saved at shutdown. There have been various
suggestions and discussions about splitting them, but nobody
This makes updating your preferences an unduly laborious process, as chances
are, you have more than one instance of Geany open when you go to update them.
The solution right now is to either do this when you only have one open, and
then close it, or to close all instances of Geany in the
Geany ctags parsers are a ways behind uctags upstream, so patches applying
there may not apply here. Updating is in progress, but is a lot of work and
will take time.
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@eht16 Thanks! Can I close this issue or waiting of commit will better?
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```javascript
async function test(a,b)
{
console.log(a+b);
}
function test_missing(a,b)
{
console.log(a+b);
}
```
As soon as one function is declared as async
the parser breaks and the symbollist does not show any more functions
Might be solved with
I'm fine with changing the default to `REM `, see the PR #1932.
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REM seems to be the standard comment marker while "::" is rather
deprecated.
Closes #1912.
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* Use REM as single comment marker for Batch files
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1) with another account no problems
2)
brew remove gtk+ ---> ok
brew remove gtk-engines ---> No such Keg
restart geany ---> two title bars
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@drankinatty Isn't the Suse distribution of Geany a GTK3 one? I had presumed
it was.
If it is there is no real need for you to build your own, just manipulate the
CSS (not .gtkrc, thats GTK2) that controls the theme. Geany does load its own
CSS from `geany.css` in the config directory
I'll have to build the current code and see how it looks on SuSE. If Adwaita is
dead-tortoise, then that is what you get. The problem is primarily a themes
issue, but it seems like a .gtkrc for the gtk3 builds of Geany may be able to
minimize the damage. Having all the toolbar icons scroll of
Oh ok, see https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1931.
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The host win32builder.gnome.org seems dead and so host the GTK+3 bundle
we use to test builds for Windows cross-compilation on our own.
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* Update link to GTK+3 bundle
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