Does it work where the first leading character is any character in this subset
`[a-zA-Z_]` but not otherwise? I will test it myself once @elextr's question is
answered so I can try and reproduce.
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@chrisgraham are you using Wayland do you know?
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Since I went spelunking a bit, I shall leave some links - which may or not be
related - for those who wish to investigate this further:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43760
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10693
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44624
https://b
For reference, I was referring to this:
https://www.cairographics.org/FAQ/#sharp_lines
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I saw that thread but didn't really understand what it's about. Can we just
change the default in Geany to fix the issue once and for all without
noticeable impact on other fonts? Is it just a matter of adding `0.5f` to clamp
it to the next nearest pixel as is often required in Cairo drawing?
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I guess we can expect a flood of new duplicates as people upgrade to Ubuntu
20.04 (and derivatives) and encounter this issue. I can confirm it happens here
too, but it's not limited to Geany, for example it happens in HexChat too.
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It works fine here with Geany 1.37 (master) on Ubuntu 20.04 in Gnome/X11 as
well as Geany 1.36 on Windows 7. Perhaps it's a bug in your unspecified version
of Geany or OS.
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> Let me know for more informatios or tests.
If you can reproduce it, it would be useful to see the debug messages in
`Help->Debug Messages` and if possible to provide [a
backtrace](https://www.geany.org/support/bugs/#other-useful-information).
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I did the "report this app" thing with the following message:
>I believe the license field for this `geany-gtk` is not correctly set,
>probably just left at some default. It shoulda be GPL v2, not "Proprietary". I
>don't know how to contact the contributor who maintains it, so could you
>please
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TLDR; not gonna happen for GTK3 but already implemented in GTK4.
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Yeah, I've only tested on Ubuntu 20.04 so not sure, but if it's consistent, I
agree that name/version is enough or even just pretty name really.
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This PR conditionally uses newer GLib API to get information about the OS and
to print it in with the existing debug messages. I don't really have a
preference on the formatting of the info, this PR is tested against own-built
Geany on Ubuntu 20.04.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull r
Note that it's not just the snippet pasted in the description, the whole
function in @luigifab's 2nd link also needs to be implemented.
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I think Clojure allows writing negative numbers like that, but unfortunately it
also uses the same Lisp syntax highlighter. Have you tried just using Python
filetype? The example above looks OK here with Python.
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> But a colour scheme contains no information that its light or dark so even if
> Geany can determine from the GTK theme that it is dark, it can't select a
> colour scheme since they are not marked light or dark, and even if they were,
> which one is the best to select as a dark version of whate
Sounds reasonable if someone wants to contribute the change. IMO, it would also
make sense for the sidebar tabs. Maybe someone could change the combo boxes in
`Prefs->Interface->Notebook Tabs->Tab Positions` to each contain a "None" item
that hides the tabs (and then remove the "Show editor tabs
Sounds good.
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If nobody objects, I'll probably merge this "soon".
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For disabling the other tabs, you can edit these settings under
`Edit->Preferences->Various`:
```diff
--- msgwin1/geany.conf 2020-04-30 23:43:49.877942591 -0700
+++ msgwin2/geany.conf 2020-04-30 23:45:33.495469083 -0700
@@ -45,10 +45,10 @@
compiler_tab_autoscroll=true
statusbar_template=line:
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Reopened #1025.
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> but I'm wondering why this feature request is closed with "workaround exists"
> label instead of being left open for someone to pick up
Nothing nefarious, just to trying to cleanup old bugs. I assumed if someone
wanted to pick this up, they'd reference it in their PR.
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Does this mean those helper programs are installed with Geany which doesn't
need them, regardless whether the Geany-Plugins are installed? Not to take
issue, just curious.
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@elextr I believe it uses Wayland by default unless you're using the NVidia
blob driver. I believe it's selectable from the login manager though.
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No need for a new issue, we can just reopen #1025.
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>Nobody else even did that for several years
Not on this issue, but [I
contributed](https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2453#issuecomment-600182183)
almost the identical solution a while ago.
Just goes to show that bug tracker comments are a lousy place to hide
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Untested, but something like this will probably work:
```bash
$ echo '/Applications/Geany.app/Contents/MacOS' >> /etc/paths
```
You probably need to be root (ie. use `sudo`).
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to work. I don't know if it works on Macos, but if so it should probably be
bundled in the [OSX build](https://github.com/geany/geany-osx), and if not, the
[`GtkFileChooser`](https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/Gtk
Does it work from the terminal/command line if you run:
```bash
/usr/bin/fpc "/path/to/novo.pas"
```
I don't know Pascal at all, but you could try making sure the output buffer is
flushed, adding something like `Flush(Output)` in between line 5 and 6, not
sure if it will help or if that's the r
Oh, maybe I'm thinking of GtkSourceView or something, maybe Scintilla can't do
it.
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You can set it using colour schemes, there is a `cursor` style which the 3rd
argument says if it's a block cursor or an underscore/underline cursor.
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If I understood correctly, what you described of "nedit" can be enabled under
`Edit->Preferences->Editor->Display->Virtual spaces` (set to `Always`).
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@tomuta as @HybridDog mentions above, you can see which actual font "Monospace"
maps to using `$ fc-match Monospace` command. Almost surely it's using the
affected "Deja Vu Sans Mono" font that everyone is having problems with. You
can work around using the method posted by @bencaradocdavies abo
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Duplicate of #2334 and discussed in #2335.
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Duplicate of #1902 and likely others related to keyboard layouts on Windows.
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Closed #2472.
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> It would be nice if github didn't make these in the main repo just because
> the user has commit rights, but anyway thats the way it is.
It only does that when you edit files on the main repo instead of your own fork.
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Weird, I thought this was already merged so didn't comment, since I got a
commit mail about it. I guess it's because the branch was made on the main repo
instead of a fork?
Anyway, if we do this, committer or merger should delete the branch after so we
don't have too many useless branches clogg
Closed #2468.
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Allows selecting individual widgets in Gtk CSS using `#name` selector.
For example the snippet [from my
comment](https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2468#issuecomment-610695277) on
#2468 could be made to apply to just the document notebook like:
```css
notebook#notebook1 > header.top > tabs >
It will affect all GtkNotebook widgets, but something like this works (tweak to
taste):
```css
notebook > header.top > tabs > tab {
padding: 0px 12px 0px 12px;
}
```
Simplest way to use is to use `Tools->Configuration Files->geany.css` and paste
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@bencaradocdavies they're closed because the bug is not a Geany bug, which this
issue tracker is for. If you look at the [google
search](https://www.google.com/search?q=dejavu%20font%20underscore) I mentioned
in [a
comment](https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2287#issuecomment-529129845),
yo
What is the white square? Is that to hide some filenames, and/or are those
upper tabs under the box really tall?
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Geany-Plugins package should ship `gspawn-win32-helper.exe` and
`gspawn-win32-helper-console.exe` that is needed by GSpawn, which this plugin
uses.
As a workaround, one can install the [msys2](https://www.msys2.org/) package
`mingw-w64-i686-glib2` and copy the above executables from
`C:\msys64
Can you paste the information on the Info tab in the about dialog? It should
say the date it was built as well as the version of GTK+ and GLib libraries.
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Duplicate of #2386, #2353, #2287, and #1387 at least. All found within the top
matches when searching issues, and also identified by the duplicate detector
when submitting a new issue.
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You could delete the file `configure` in the root source directory and re-run
`autogen.sh` to regenerate it, maybe it got messed up due to the previously
missing Autoconf/M4 dependencies.
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You probably haven't installed the dependencies needed to build. In this case
it's probably `libglib2.0-dev` which contains the GLib gettextize macros that
appear to be missing, I believe.
Even easier though, just run `sudo apt-get build-dep geany` which should
install all the packages and deve
The popular Linux desktop environments (and if I'm not mistaken Win32 and
Macos) usually include the ability to mount remote (and other) filesystems from
the file manager application, as well.
Seems a little redundant for Geany to implement something already provided by
the underlying OS/DE.
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This sounds like a dupe of #1428 (and others). Maybe try the latest version
instead of [unspecified version you are using].
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See [here](https://www.google.com/search?q=gvfs).
It allows you to mount remote file systems, which to Geany just appear like any
other file system. You could probably also just use SSHFS directory to mount a
remote directory, which would also just appear to Geany as any other file
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I believe SSH support is already provided through GVFS. Not sure if that's what
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Closed #2462.
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>From [the Manual](https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html):
> The user preferences file geany.conf holds settings for all the items
> configured in the preferences dialog. This file should not be edited while
> Geany is running as the file will be overwritten when the preferences in
>
Looks like it's probably a bug in [the
parser](https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/blob/30cd8e034f34b218e9715ad8d406c37dfe8dbcee/parsers/basic.c),
if you care to have a crack at fixing it.
Not a solution, but as a work-around you could probably use a line continuation
(`_`) after the first
https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/code/ci/LongTerm3/tree/lexers/LexRaku.cxx
https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/blob/master/parsers/perl6.c
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Closing since solution found and the issue is not Geany's fault, at most it's a
GTK+ issue.
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To make it permanent, you can edit the Geany shortcut Properties, and change
the `Target:` to the following:
```batch
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c "SET LANG=en&& START /D ^"C:\Program Files
(x86)\Geany\bin^" geany.exe"
```
You can change `en` in above with other language code if you like, of
Also you can compare that same first line of `Help->Debug Messages` with the
old portable version that is working, I expect you'll find that it's not using
the `C` locale.
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Yeah, you're using `C` (hardcoded/builtin) locale, I can reproduce it with
that. Try to open a command prompt, change directory to `C:\Program Files
(x86)\Geany\bin` and run `set LANG=en` (or whatever language you use/want) and
press enter, and then type `geany` and press enter.
Is it possible
I think I know what it is, it seems to be related to the language/locale,
perhaps it's not matching your system locale, so GTK+ can't figure out how to
format the date and just puts Unknown instead. Can you paste the first few
lines of `Help->Debug Messages`?
I can reproduce if I set the `LANG`
@dunkfan are you by any chance viewing a network or otherwise unusual path?
Here I'm just testing with local hard drive (actually a virtual/VM hard drive).
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Just to be clear since the title says "file browser" and the description says
"File open window", are you talking about the File Browser plugin, or just the
normal Open File Dialog that opens when you use File->Open menu item, as if to
open a new file?
For the latter, here it's working OK with
For some historical perspective, when Geany was first written it used GTK+ 2.4,
and the GtkAboutDialog was added in GTK+ 2.6. I guess since it's already
written and looks/works fine, nobody bothered to port it to use
`GtkAboutDialog`.
Not that it's a bad idea, but I suspect it would require mor
FWIW, you can change this setting using the Preferences dialog in Geany, it's
under the Various tab, in the `files.*` items.
As to the actual bug, that shouldn't happen unless you had a Geany instance
open when you edited the config file in another editor, then it would clobber
your changes onc
What version are you trying to compile, and what OS/distro/version are you
trying to compile on?
Also check out existing Issues on this bug tracker for various similar issues
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More of a work-around, but you could try to create/edit a colour scheme in your
user directory, instead of changing `filetypes.common`. IIRC the Win32
installer comes with the option to install
[geany-themes](https://github.com/geany/geany-themes) which includes a bunch
themes, one of which you
You removed the `#~` comments right? (Ctrl+a then
Ctrl+e)
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Related: #1835
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Not an answer to your question, but I would not use `sudo` when compiling
software. You might need it for the `make install` command depending what
prefix you choose, but for all the steps before that, it's a pretty bad idea.
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So perhaps it is related to GTK+2 vs GTK+3 as @elextr implied. If you were so
inclined you could try building the Linux one with GTK+2, using `./configure
--disable-gtk3` (which I believe is the default if you have both GTK2
development dependencies installed). If it doesn't work, then it rules
@cousteaulecommandant what version of GTK+ where you testing with on Linux?
(`Help->Debug Messages` first couple of lines).
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> [...] also it is possible that this is a bug of Scintilla that only affects
> Geany and not Scite.
It's very likely not to affect Scite on Windows since it uses the native win32
backend and not the GTK+ backend like Geany does.
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This seems like a good idea. :+1:
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I never use this feature in Geany since it never seemed to work quite right
(compared to other editors), so I'm just taking a stab here, but is it possibly
because the modifier key on Windows is Alt and not Ctrl
like it is on Linux?
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If anyone feels like working on this, it might be nice to rip out the old JS
tag parser and use the upstream TS one for both JS and TS to avoid having
duplicate parsers.
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It would be possible to have separate lexer styles for function calls,
distinguished when they are part of an attribute access expression, as well as
field/property accessors. But for the reasons @elextr mentioned, there's no way
to really be sure (semantically) what those things are/refer to, i
Closed #2441.
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> As someone who uses rectangular selection a lot (which seems to work fine on
> Linux)
Does it work in version 1.33 on Linux?
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It is documented in [the
manual](https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#regular-expressions):
\n | Where n is 1 through 9 refers to the first through ninth tagged region
when searching or replacing. Searching for (Wiki)\1 matches WikiWiki. If the
search string was Fred([1-9])XXX and t
If there is a not too hacky way to set the combos/entries in filebrowser to not
need so much space, it might be worth doing. I tinkered a bit with setting
`width-chars` like in the linked bug report, on the combo entries in
filebrowser, to low values, but it didn't seem to work.
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> Happens on all tabs, not just file tab.
Because they're all packed into the same notebook.
> Also happens in gedit.
Because it's a bug in GTK+ that sets the minimum size of GtkEntry to 150
pixels, so unless they work around the issue, any GTK+ applications would show
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I think this is because it cannot shrink anymore due to the controls above the
tree view in the Files tab. This could maybe be fixed by setting the combo box
in the top of the files tab to not have a fixed minimum size.
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I see. It might be helpful to mention for the other 90% of the world's
population that lives outside of the Single Euro Payment Area that's it's a
Euro-only thing.
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Is this something people know how to do, generally? I only ask because I
wouldn't have the slightest clue how to do this, but it could very well just be
me. If not, maybe we should link to some instructions or something?
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You could try the snapshot @techee [linked
to](https://download.geany.org/snapshots/geany-1.36_osx.dmg) in a comment on
[another Catalina
bug](https://github.com/geany/geany-osx/issues/13#issuecomment-544683404).
Related #2344
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> However, since not all Windows users have local admin rights, I suggest that
> Geany advices the user during installation to choose an install directory
> where he has full control.
I know on Linux you can put themes in `~/.themes` or `~/.local/share/themes`
and they get picked up, there's pr
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> How can i find, which themes are installed
GTK+ has preset paths to look in, usually `$PREFIX/share/themes` and somewhere
below your home directory (depends on the platform, on win32 it's a funny path
like AppData or such, depending on Windows version). There is probably also an
environment v
I'm not familiar with this theme, or even GTK+2 theming in general, but from a
quick search, it looks like this theme requires Nodoka theme engine, which
presumably has to be installed separately.
Two suggestions:
- Test with another GTK+2 application and see if it works. If it doesn't then
it'
This looks like a duplicate of #2358.
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