[Github-comments] Re: [geany/geany-plugins] Porting devhelp plugin for gtk3. Working display in sidebar and main … (PR #1242)

2023-06-08 Thread liomarhora via Github-comments
> The CI runs on Ubuntu 20.04 > > [Edit: the dependency you ask for is the old version of webkit that is no > longer available, so the CI doesn't even start] I believe I found the place where I requested the old version of webkit. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:

[Github-comments] Re: [geany/geany-plugins] Porting devhelp plugin for gtk3. Working display in sidebar and main … (PR #1242)

2023-06-08 Thread liomarhora via Github-comments
@liomarhora pushed 1 commit. 665abd0652d82ef09905b841458f130878b0df57 webkit change to new version -- View it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/1242/files/b09be51015e257c52dbeb9e1127fa29b70922a70..665abd0652d82ef09905b841458f130878b0df57 You are receiving this because you

[Github-comments] Re: [geany/geany] cursor display (Issue #3514)

2023-06-08 Thread elextr via Github-comments
Don't touch the first one, I said edit the named style one, so put it back, and in fact comment it out again. The first is either a name, or a whole style, who knows what the mixture you made does :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: For me just doing `Tools->Configuration Files->filetypes.common`

[Github-comments] Re: [geany/geany] cursor display (Issue #3514)

2023-06-08 Thread plegrand1 via Github-comments
I change the two but no change here is the modifications i made ``` caret=caret;;true caret=0x00;0x00;true; ``` ![image](https://github.com/geany/geany/assets/8543044/4711c0ab-12bd-4ac2-86c4-b5aa432b387a) As you can see, the cursor is always a vertical line Thanks again -- Reply to

[Github-comments] Re: [geany/geany] cursor display (Issue #3514)

2023-06-08 Thread elextr via Github-comments
> Which line am I supposed to modify? > #~ caret=caret > or > #~ caret=0x00;0x00;false; Ahh, but those are in separate sections, the first is in `[styling]` and the second is in `[named_styles]`. The first maps the lexical element, or in this case display element, to the named style

[Github-comments] Re: [geany/geany] cursor display (Issue #3514)

2023-06-08 Thread plegrand1 via Github-comments
Hello and thank you for your reply. I've barely finished asking my question and I already have an answer Which line am I supposed to modify? `#~ caret=caret` or `#~ caret=0x00;0x00;false;` So whichever line I choose, it will become: `caret=caret;;true` or

[Github-comments] Re: [geany/geany] cursor display (Issue #3514)

2023-06-08 Thread elextr via Github-comments
You want to set the `caret` style, thats right, and the comment above it says what to set. But did you remove the `#` which makes it a comment, so whatever you did to the setting was ignored. Also remove the `~` and space which made the "toggle comment" command work, but nobody realises that,

[Github-comments] [geany/geany] cursor display (Issue #3514)

2023-06-08 Thread plegrand1 via Github-comments
Hello, I'm trying to change the way the cursor is displayed, which is currently a vertical bar. I'd like it to be displayed as a block (more visible). I've seen on some forums that you need to modify the "filetypes.common" file and add a "true" option for "caret". The two available options are