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My bad guys - mine was located elsewhere and got overridden by something on my
mach. Thanks
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It's not being stored there, using Geany 1.36 Using GTK+ v3.24.20 and GLib
v2.64.3 runtime libraries. I stored a command for send input to Ctrl - 1, it is
not found in the geany.conf file
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What config file if any stores the "Send selection to"/Custom commands? I have
had my custom commands wiped out twice recently, not sure why maybe because of
an update?
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What worked for me is changing the font, View->Change Font to Nimbus Mono PS
Regular
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@codebrainz If removing the ellipsizing works reliably I'm fine with it, but if
that needs more extensive testing maybe we can put that into a new PR? This
will improve it quick and safe for the time being.
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AdamDanischewski commented on this pull request.
The change request from b4n is already implemented.
> editor->sci = editor_create_widget(editor);
+ sci_set_multipaste(editor->sci, SC_MULTIPASTE_EACH);
That's where it is now.
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@elextr:
> There may be lots of complicated things that could be done here, but hey if a
> fixed 30 has worked for most people to date then a fixed 80 is no worse.
@elextr Thanks, my sentiments exactly.
Eventually the hardcoded value could/should probably be moved to a defined
constant.
Changed the default file name length in the title bar from 30 to 80.
Fulfills: Enhancement Request - File Name in Title Bar Too Short #2334
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/2335
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* Changed default title
The title of the file that I am working on is truncated in the geany title bar.
I'd like it to show the full name of the file, like this:
This feature is also available in Visual Studio via extension:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=albymor.increment-selection
I've been searching for vertical editing sequential numbering, I've found:
https://www.emeditor.com/text-editor-features/coding/multiple-selection-editing/how-to-use-vertical-editing/
On vertical selection, a menu option allows for sequential numbering to be
inserted. This would be a welcome
You seem to have not really wrapped your brain around the idea here. What I
meant to articulate is a way to provide visuals with regards to ANY editor
behavior. Ideally you could launch a notifications editor and select the skins
for various items and attach them to any functionality and
I think it would help productivity and reduce stress if there were little
graphics that kind of sauntered up when doing things that are presently met
with invisibility.
For instance when you copy something, you hit Ctrl-C that's fine, most people
know that it works and are somewhat
@Ryan1729 That sounds like a reasonable plan to move forward -- since it is
unknown what the effects will be, just make it an option to let those who want
to use it, give it a shot and they can report if there are issues - fixing them
where possible (although it probably will require an
Note: This issue is fixed, yet the colorization is still wrong for HERE-DOC's.
It is broken in Scintilla there is an open bug yet it's a low priority, it
should probably get "auto-fixed" via Scintilla at some point.
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Since the current default behavior is different, it may be argued to not make
it a default. Yet the functionality seems to be much better and I personally
would prefer to see Geany remain consistent with other editors that offer this
same functionality. It is a quirk in my opinion that Geany
Kind of like textadept now that I've played around with it, you have to a hack
a colorizer (theme) to get the color scheme to Geany though. Copy and modify a
theme in the themes directory under the source directory (exploded tar ball).
Presuming you named your cloned theme to be
@elextr It does say that it uses Scintilla as the core text editing component,
when I first browsed the code it looks like mainly lua, looking closer I see
some calls that create a Scintilla document. See textadept.c line no. 1355.
```
/**
* Creates a new Scintilla document and adds it to the
@diohja Textadept does seem to have the feature yet it doesn't look like it's
really using Scintilla. It includes ScintillaLua a lexer for Scintilla. The
Scintilla functionality appears to have been recreated in Lua.
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Lol, yea I was only scrolling up only to his new comment for some reason -
disregard the clarification request. I see what you are looking for now, best
of luck. I developed the first patch for the multiselect functionality that's
working now. I didn't implement it ultimately in Geany because
@elextr It sounds like you want something like crtrl-click multipositional
multiselect
Can you describe in words what you mean by the missing functionality? (or
better yet post an animated Gif from it working on another editor)
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> How do you know it didn't work?
Ryan by Ctrl-click do you mean Ctrl + Shift Click? If you haven't tried that,
give it a shot I think that provides the functionality that is referred to in
the API documents.
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I don't have much time - but if anyone wants to take a crack at finding
sensible settings for a healthy memory reserve threshold, to preclude freezes
and data loss. I took a quick look via strace, and a strace output parser I
found (https://github.com/gmarcais/memtrace), here is what my system
@elextr You can profile the application for average use cases. Then choose a
sensible default setting that can be adjusted by the user if they know their
needs better.
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> To be clear Scintilla does keep a "healthy" amount of memory allocated, but
> it decreases as you add characters to it until its full then reallocates, and
> if you do a big copy and paste you can exceed ANY pre-allocation, so there is
> no point of trying to guess, you always have to handle
> Its not even possible to report if a program is running out of address space
> (which is actually what the 32bit windows problem is) because many library
> functions use memory that Geany has no idea about.
@elextr I realize that Geany/Scintilla won't know what the rest of the machine
will
This may be beyond the scope of Geany, but it looks like `vi` was designed to
be efficient for use on a 300 baud modem, so it loads lines on demand. It may
be worth looking into the source code, yet is a bit hackish.
> "Author of Scintilla here. Scintilla does not use a list of lines. The
It may seem daunting because of the amount of rows, but it shouldn't take very
long since its a binary search the complexity is O(log n) at worst.
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Thanks, when the next release is out it should be easy to quickly test and then
we can close this. In the meantime if anyone is frustrated about this a
workaround is to temporarily comment out the problematic array element
assignments - that will put the highlighting back to normal and you can
Have you tried segmenting the file? Copy it someplace and cut it in half, are
both sides broken? If so keep cutting it in half again until you find a half
not broken then focus on the smallest broken half continuing to narrow it down
to the problem area.
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Thanks, I hope so. I'll let them close it themselves if it has, I don't have
the environment to test.
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It looks like someone broke Scintilla, I've launched a bug ticket on Scintilla:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1963/
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I had a problem with a file not opening at all, it turned out that there was a
NULL byte embedded in the file. Check the file for special characters, `cat
-vet` may help if its not too big otherwise `grep`.
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I've got a Bash script and it is using arrays (something the other shells don't
have, maybe that's why this isn't more thoroughly tested?). It cannot handle
nested parenthesis, I'm not sure if this problem is actually Scintilla.
Here is how to reproduce, enter the following into a file t.bsh:
Its not exactly "mind reading" to presume that someone wants a single row
pasted into every row of a multi-line selection. An option being required to
turn off this behavior? If you really want to paste to a single line to a
single row then don't do a multi-line select beforehand - simply put
Lol, I'm not sure of the Geany version at the time of the correspondence - yet
your issue is now fixed to the best of my ability to discern. Now, it is this
new "problem"/non-feature of not multi-pasting text from a single row that is
copied. If you copy text from a single row then multi-select
The multiple line past still needs work, as of Git 1.31.
Here is what works:
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2631430/18294391/1b2bdeb2-7499-11e6-904b-d0b0db5d735d.gif"/>
What I would like to see working - is when you copy some text single line, then
select multiple rows in a
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Is what I'm talking about.
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@Akronix It does that already, that's why this closed.
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Closed #850.
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@codebrainz Thanks, that's the functionality I was referring to when I opened
this -- I am going to close this now.
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Are you sure you know what I'm talking about? I don't have 1.29 to test, but
hold `Shift+Alt` in geany and select a block of vertical text, then `Ctrl+C`
and move down and enter some empty spaces (enough lines to cover your
selection) and go to the top and `Ctrl+V` if you get pasted what you
It looks like the multi-select copy/paste insert portion of this request was
added as of 1.23.1.
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As of Geany 1.23.1 this seems to be working now. Thanks, I'm pretty sure this
can be closed now.
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