The `sh` parser was swapped to the ctags parser from the Geany one.
`function` and other keywords are actually only keywords at the start of a
command (for bash and zsh at least). But the ctags `sh` parser is pretty
simple and does not track start of command. Detecting command start might not
`if [[ $(type -t "editions_${OS}") == function ]]; then`
showing this line as function in symbols, even it isn't really function.
Wasn't like that in older version
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> @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@
+# For complete documentation of this file, please see Geany's main
documentation
+[styling]
+# Edit these in the colorscheme .conf file instead
+default=default
+number=number_1
+string=string_1
+stringeol=string_eol
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f53b82cd6747495062d3e44ea710c9cd03b3ff0d Use identical style for compactiri
and propertyname
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I'm using X11.
AFAIK, XFCE does not yet support Wayland.
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I can confirm that things build with this at least.
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An alternative would be to replace all checks for WIN32 in the code with
_WIN32, but there are lots of places..
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Thanks! Perhaps it will take time for me to learn and be familiar with these.
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I opened an issue about this at lexilla:
https://github.com/ScintillaOrg/lexilla/issues/210
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I thought I saw a contribution by @eht16 so he may be able to add more info.
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Yes, middle click pasting multiple in Geany used to work with 1.38, but I can
test only on X11, not Wayland/Xwayland. The change is deliberate in Scintilla
(wade through the Scintilla bugs/fixes linked from #2629 to get
https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/code/ci/921cb3dea3112a) and related to
I don't see the same behavior, although kinda similar: I cannot paste multiple
times from the editor to itself. On the first paste it clears the initial
selection, and that clears the PRIMARY X selection. I believe that used to
work, which was a lot more convenient I think.
However, with
> Edit: are you _sure_ you want to use a functions that was only introduced in
> Glib 2.30 12 years ago, 2011, thats the same year as C11, surely thats way
> too new ;-P
Hehe :) Hold tight though, I'm kind of planning to see what our minimal GTK
dependency brings as of minimal GLib dependency
> select and write out a particular chunk of code outside to be used elsewhere.
You could use the [context action](https://geany.org/manual/#context-actions)
with a custom script, but note that this can be set per-filetype as well, in
which case it's less convenient for this. You could use a
Thanks for refreshing my understandings! The sequences of ctrl-c,ctrl-n,ctrl-v
as with ctrl-a on a file would help; probably I have been too used to the
ctrl-^, ctrl-o (to write) and ctrl-r (to read) from pico/nano; copy/paste might
be to do with the console I am using (mobaXterm) as it won't
> select and write out a particular chunk of code outside to be used elsewhere.
This is not directly available in base Geany and AFAIK not in any of the
plugins collection. Would be best in a plugin.
The workaround is to copy and paste in a new file, `select ctrl+c ctrl+n
ctrl+v` and
Are you using Wayland or X11?
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I installed 1.38 on our CentOS 7 system and have been very impressed with the
implementation over gedit, for instance smart indentation is cool!
As a user of pico from pine/alpine (or nano) for many years, I get used to
several features,
1. select and write out a particular chunk of code
I'm using geany 2.0-1 on Arch Linux with XFCE.
Since the newest update, I can not use paste via middle-click repeatedly
anymore. This was a frequent use case for me: select some text and then paste
it at a few places. It does not matter if the selection was made inside or
outside geany.
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