Note that the problem is nothing to do with Geany (or codeblocks) its the
command you are entering. The best approach is to get commands to work in the
command line and then paste them into tools.
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Closed #3863 as completed.
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Also I presume its all one line in the build command entry?
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Ok, your problem is that for some reason the website has a `*` at the start and
end of the command, those should not be there.
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The File Browser plugin has a handy option to follow the path of the current
file. However, it seems to not work immediately after startup, on session
restore. The current file's folder is shown only after the file has been
(re)saved, reopened, or similar.
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@liomarhora pushed 1 commit.
5ab36c4d13ef77f5e1caf2300cfc96e59a3474f8 Merge branch 'geany:master' into
devhelpplugin
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You are
I wouldn't refer to the boxed number glyphs as 'garbled' - they show the
character values and allow editing when fonts do not contain particular
characters.
Font mapping and combining seems to work poorly with GTK on Windows - its worse
than native Win32 APIs or GTK on Linux. Restricting
(just updated d0192a3621e2505f2fcf6bc1c390278b2396749e to use a more precise
cppcheck suppression)
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Using Synaptic I just re-installed all the files for gtk+ 3.0 wondering if
something got messed up from a long time ago. No improvement.
On Thu, May 2, 2024, 3:24 PM W. Sherman ***@***.***> wrote:
> Forgot - Error Message always:
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> */bin/sh: -c: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for
Forgot - Error Message always:
*/bin/sh: -c: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'*
On Thu, May 2, 2024 at 3:21 PM W. Sherman ***@***.***> wrote:
> I've went over that line character by character (added the space as you
> recommended), all backticks are matched (unless I'm
I've went over that line character by character (added the space as you
recommended), all backticks are matched (unless I'm missing something, new
to Linux programming never had this issue with windoze). The line cut &
pasted from the "Set Build Commands" is:
*gcc -Wall -o "%e" "%f“ `pkg-config
Sorry for the mistake, core filebrowser is the correct one. Should I reopen it
in the core repository or the issue can be moved?
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Well, the original error message indicates the backticks don't match, maybe
post the text from the build command entry (not from the website) on a line by
itself with a line of ``` before and another after it so its not recognised as
markdown. If we can't see exactly what you are inputting
No change. Still vigorously researching on my end.
Luckily I brought my laptop with me to the hospital so I've got plenty of
time (no improvement in 3 days).
Thanks again,
Bill
On Thu, May 2, 2024, 4:45 AM elextr ***@***.***> wrote:
> Try a space between the "%f" and the text you added.
>
> —
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Try a space between the `"%f"` and the text you added.
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Did not mean any disrespect just thought it might have been quicker. I'll
learn - first post to github.
Actually he had the changes listed in his "Comments" section for cut/paste
where C commands first entry is named "Compile", and should contain the
following: *gcc -Wall -c "%f".*
Add the
If there's an option for it, sure (I didn't understand that was something you
would be happy about). And I don't mind the default on non-Linux either,
whatever people like best on those platforms.
It would be nice to have this available on Linux as well (**but off by
default**) for the
> ALL settings are default with the exceptions mentioned in that youtube video.
You are asking for help, so requiring people to watch a video to be able to
help you means you have reduced the number who will bother, they simply don't
have time.
As I said, the default "Build" operation for C
ALL settings are default with the exceptions mentioned in that youtube
video. I'm having the same issue with Code::Blocks.
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Geany 2.0 Build date: 4-26-2024 from the repository.
Code::Blocks 20.03 also from repository.
Gtk+ 2.0 & 3.0 are installed and verified as well as being
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