For what it's worth, I just tested current `master` branch as well as this
branch (with a `make distclean` before each try) and they both worked. Ubuntu
20.04.1, all default build options.
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@b4n I use Ubuntu 20.04 and can test. Can you describe the reproduction
procedure?
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> Btw, I tested successfully:
> * working directory with German umlaut, relative ASCII filename
> * working directory with German umlaut, relative filename with German
> umlaut
> * working directory with German umlaut, absolute path with German umlaut
> in directory, ASCII filename
>
@WhatWhereWhyler please use
https://download.geany.org/snapshots/geany-1.38_setup-pr2660-2.exe for testing.
The previous test installer contained a fix which fixed only opening files with
ASCII filenames but not filenames with non-ASCII characters.
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Btw, I tested successfully:
- working directory with German umlaut, relative ASCII filename
- working directory with German umlaut, relative filename with German umlaut
- working directory with German umlaut, absolute path with German umlaut in
directory, ASCII filename
- working directory with
This works if we use `g_locale_from_utf8()` instead of
`utils_get_locale_from_utf8()` (the latter is just a no-op on Windows).
Just committed it but will try to add some more descriptive comments and commit
message in the next days, so my future me won't wonder so much in the next 12
years :).
@eht16 pushed 1 commit.
30706ad8ea2bcff39ebddd89cd72ae6d7d765368 Convert working directory from UTF-8
to locale on Windows
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The issue seems complex enough to require several weeks of work and I don't
have that much time for it.
BTW, you could send me an email in French to
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Hi,
I understant your point, but I am interested in solving that issue. So I would
advise you to remove the notification about this issue to avoid the noise ! I
don't think it would be a good idea to create a duplicate.
Bien cordialement,
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I am not really interested in solving that issue anymore, since my pet project
is [RefPerSys](http://refpersys.org/), and I hope to give a web interface to it.
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Hi,
I really want to have relative path in the geany session file.
Being able to deploy code ready to compile with IDE setup is a nice looking
idea!
So here is what I suggest:
1. Be able to open file with relative path from the session file. For relative
path, the root path would be the one
I did NOT test this and it's not the best solution, but given the mess about
encodings we have all around, it might be the easiest solution. So, does
something like this help?
```diff
diff --git a/src/libmain.c b/src/libmain.c
index f1fdb41ef..51c51d342 100644
--- a/src/libmain.c
+++
@elextr that makes a lot of sense to me, and would suggest that
`main_get_argv_filename()` should convert the working directory to locale (as
it'll be converted back form locale to UTF-8), or move the locale conversion
there instead *before* concatenating the wd to the arg.
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Hi, thanks for the swift response.
Yes, I think it was a font-specific problem. I was using Noto Sans but when I
changed to Liberation Sans, the problem went away.
Closing...
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Doesn't happen here:
15:05:46: Geany INFO: Geany 1.37 (git >= 915cf6e8), en_AU.UTF-8
15:05:46: Geany INFO: GTK 3.24.20, GLib 2.64.3
15:05:46: Geany INFO: OS: Linux Mint 20 (ulyana)
Try a different font.
The font face is defined by the colour scheme, perhaps
Hi, the latest (1.37) geany now has a problem editing markdown files in that
the text that is shown in bold font appears to confuse the cursor positioning.
i.e. click at some position within some bold text and then a second or so later
the cursor jumps from the clicked position to the location
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