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@b4n what I mean is that even if it did run we can't see the manual, I guess it
does check rst2html doesn't object too much, but we have no way of checking it
looks right from CI.
IIUC Travis artefact uploading isn't available on PR builds, so we have to wait
until after merge when the nightly
@elextr I guess if Travis didn't run it's because of the `[skip ci]`
annotations in the commit messages ;)
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b4n approved this pull request.
LGBI. Could use squashing when merging.
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> @elextr Since you like finding all the possible cases where the current C
> parser fails, would you give it a try?
@techee ahh, no, not until this gets committed, _then_ you can make a PR to use
the new C++ parser instead of the one in c.c. After all once this is committed
we will need
@b4n I hope I addressed all the minor problems (apart from the missing parsers)
- let me know if I forgot about something.
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> @@ -1,124 +0,0 @@
-/*
I didn't know either of them, I just searched for "ABC language" and this one
appeared. The parser is now back together with a unit test.
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LGBI, sadly Travis doesn't build the manuals AFAICK. I guess as soon as @b4n
indicates he still approves it can be merged and the nightly [manual
build](https://www.geany.org/manual/dev/index.html) will check it.
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@andy5995 pushed 1 commit.
88c38c594dba902b1973a18202f0836c510f1db7 combine sentences
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And the information I requested will tell you if you are using GTK2 or GTK3.
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@b4n, ok, I missed the "are" that wasn't there (its "are a few" not "is a few"
because the "are" refers to the multiple "few", not the singular "a", damn
English) :grin:
I was checking if @andy5995 left something out because this doesn't sound
right, "several" implies a low number.
Now that
@elextr The sentence was *"There a few command line options."*. I'd agree with
@andy5995 that there's at least a missing *is*, and that the reformulation is
better as well.
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@CheckB I said show __the command you used__, checkinstall has many options,
its important to know what you actually ran.
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@andy5995 but what word did you find missing? Your committ only makes a
change, did you miss something?
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> > Hehe smile I gave COBOL a little try, but it now it seems a lot more of a
> > nightmare to do it right (from what I gathered, not only the official
> > syntax uses a pretty random notation, but it also seem close to impossible
> > to parse without knowing every single bit of it -- e.g. it's
> Hehe I gave COBOL a little try, but it now it seems a lot more of a
> nightmare to do it right (from what I gathered, not only the official syntax
> uses a pretty random notation, but it also seem close to impossible to parse
> without knowing every single bit of it -- e.g. it's not easy to
Looks like the Intltool rule for generating Desktop files is not portable
across Make implementations, it seems to be using GNU make `%` rules…
@andy5995 did you run autogen.sh, or did you use a tarball with a pre-generated
configure? If you didn't run autogen, maybe try it as I could hope
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LGTM
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> @b4n you said something like it would be fun rewriting those - I would really
> hate myself for stealing the fun from you :-)
Hehe :smile: I gave COBOL a little try, but it now it seems a lot more of a
nightmare to do it right (from what I gathered, not only the official syntax
uses a pretty
> So can't we just make it a shallow shim over glib instead of including the
> ctags one?
Probably we could make some wrapper around it but there are minor semantic
differences between the APIs which are easy to miss and which we probably won't
notice in the future when something in upstream
@piscvau
https://www.geany.org/manual/#customizing-geany-s-appearance-using-gtk-3-css
should help you, you can define yourself how they should look.
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b4n commented on this pull request.
> @@ -1,124 +0,0 @@
-/*
Oh, I didn't know that other one :)
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b4n commented on this pull request.
> {
- const kindOption *kindOpt;
-
- if (hasRegexKind (language, kind))
- return isRegexKindEnabled (language, kind);
- else if (hasXcmdKind (language, kind))
- return isXcmdKindEnabled (language, kind);
Ah OK
b4n commented on this pull request.
> @@ -2742,8 +2793,12 @@ extern void anonGenerate (vString *buffer, const char
> *prefix, int kind)
vStringCopyS(buffer, prefix);
- unsigned int uHash = anonHash((const unsigned char
*)getInputFileName());
-
techee commented on this pull request.
> {
- const kindOption *kindOpt;
-
- if (hasRegexKind (language, kind))
- return isRegexKindEnabled (language, kind);
- else if (hasXcmdKind (language, kind))
- return isXcmdKindEnabled (language, kind);
The
techee commented on this pull request.
> @@ -2742,8 +2793,12 @@ extern void anonGenerate (vString *buffer, const char
> *prefix, int kind)
vStringCopyS(buffer, prefix);
- unsigned int uHash = anonHash((const unsigned char
*)getInputFileName());
-
techee commented on this pull request.
> @@ -1,124 +0,0 @@
-/*
Oh, that ABC! I thought it was [this
ABC](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABC_(programming_language)) and looking for
"T" at the beginning of a line made absolutely no sense. So yeah, it's a pretty
esoteric language and the parser
@elextr
Compile using checkinstall.
checkinstall builds .deb and installs it. Accordingly, after installation, the
message appears...
Although all packages are installed
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False report. I didn't install the docutils package properly.
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config.log attached
```
andy:18$ make
make all-recursive
Making all in ctags
Making all in scintilla
Making all in include
Making all in src
Making all in tagmanager
Making all in plugins
Making all in icons
Making all in 16x16
Making all in 24x24
Making all in 32x32
Making all in
I installed py-docutils and py3-docutils but on OpenBSD 6.4, rst2html not
detected when running configure
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I replaced a missing word and suggested a minor change
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* README.rst:grammer fix (missing word)
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M README (2)
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I couldn't reproduce either, using Geany 1.35 (git >= 4452b365) (built on
2019-01-02 with GTK 2.24.31, GLib 2.50.3) (Debian Stretch)
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@LarsGit223
The problem is the same. geany still requires:
`` `
dpkg: dependency configuration of geany:
geany depends on glib2; however:
Package glib2 is not installed.
geany depends on gtk2; however:
Package gtk2 is not installed.
geany depends on pango; however:
Package pango is
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