> this is (for better or for worse) a util function
Well only within Geany, its not available to plugins. Its just located in a
file called `utils.c` but its not really a util, it seems unlikely that any
other part of Geany will need a function that returns the _byte_ (not
character) after ASCI
This is a function that has only a single user but has been pulled out and put
in another file to make life more complicated instead of doing it locally where
the conditions of the parameters are visible [end rant].
The overflow is when name is `\0` and the use probably thinks it is never `\0`
There are some reports of weirdnesses with XWayland and GTK, which have been
fixed by running Geany as Wayland as I mentioned. But havn't had any reports
that can be traced to real xorg and GTK (that my quick search on Geany issues
found anyway), and it is just fine on my Linux Mint (which is b
Sounds like something is wrong with your brand new Ubuntu.
Are you running Wayland? If so try `GDK_BACKEND=wayland geany`.
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Its hard to say anything except that the problem occurs inside the X11 library
called from GDK called from GTK during the initialisation of the displays
called from Geany at line `#11`. We don't even know the version of Geany.
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You can copy the whole configuration directory back and forwards but the
experience might not be totally acceptable since:
1. session files, recent files, and other paths are likely to be in different
locations
2. tools settings may not be the same between Windows and Linux
3. some settings may
The Php lexer (part of the HTML lexer) sets the styling, but only has one word
list (see
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/32bbe106195f953e980bfa756b5a7ccad1ee209d/scintilla/lexilla/lexers/LexHTML.cxx#L724))
which is used as you noticed for the Php words. The lexer is purely
syntactic
Not knowing what language you are using its hard to help, does the lexer
recognise style something as "function" ?
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@ntrel You seem to have misunderstood the point of my objection. The problem
was the process, merging a change before others had the chance to assess it,
not that there was a technical problem with the PR. Since as I noted I had not
had time to see its contents I could not be commenting on the
@frlan as devhelp has been removed just close it.
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Does Filezilla set the file modified date/time of the file to the remote file
date/time each upload?
If so it won't change if the file on disk has not changed since the last upload
(the scenario you describe above "... but haven't saved it").
As Geany uses the modified date/time of the file t
LGBI.
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> (I did the cinnamon install and I don't have nautilus).
Welcome to the light ;-)
As the default `xdg-open %d` opens a file manager then thats safe, it won't
open some random software on the users system. If they change the setting they
are responsible for the consequences.
So my opinion is
> It was open for a week
Availability of our contributors is limited, a week is nowhere near time that
guarantees people have time to notice, and review it. Most only have weekends,
but if they are busy one weekend they have missed your PR.
> you didn't object to the change after seeing it
@elextr commented on this pull request.
> +void sci_scroll_lines(ScintillaObject *sci, gint lines)
+{
+ SSM(sci, SCI_LINESCROLL, 0, (uptr_t) lines);
+}
+
+
@b4n I am normally the one complaining about single use functions where a lump
of functionality is broken out for no good rea
> hum… sounds hacky, but might happen to work, I don't know.
Totally hacky :-). But if it works it keeps the scrolling under Scintilla's
control and IIUC Scintilla makes attempts to match the environment scrolling
speed.
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> The mouse wheel would look broken if scrolling stopped when control is
> accidentally pressed.
Hmm, ok, in that case is it safe for us to simply edit the event to remove the
control mask then let it go to Scintilla, maybe @b4n knows, or you could try it.
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I had a short time to try things.
Based on your status window code, set `wrap-mode` and `wrap-width` (which is
pixels not characters).
Testing with status window on the right so the width can be changed with the
pane separator sees wrapping happen fine at the set `wrap-width` or the window
wid
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> +void sci_scroll_lines(ScintillaObject *sci, gint lines)
+{
+ SSM(sci, SCI_LINESCROLL, 0, (uptr_t) lines);
+}
+
+
Disagree with @b4n, all Scintilla interfacing should go through wrappers so
that changes Scintilla makes can be abstracted a
@ntrel, where does anybody say they have tested or reviewed this?
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Why is it transforming ctrl+scroll to scroll differently (as @b4n pointed out
on the code) instead of doing nothing when `scrollwheel_zoom_disable` is set?
On #2954 you say:
> I have the editor font sent to a comfortable size. Many shortcuts consist of
> combining the Control key with others.
According to the GTK wrap-mode link in your OP the `wrap-width` property also
needs to be set as well, its not in your WIP commit so unless its already set
somewhere else in Geany it needs to be added.
Note the Python code sets `wrap-width`.
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The Scintilla editing widget Geany uses only recently added the capability with
the new [element
API](https://www.scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#ElementColours), but Geany
does not expose it, well written PRs that integrate it into colour schemes are
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> all I was saying was that wrapping is not always an improvement.
Ok, true, which suggests having a menu item to turn it on and off quickly and
easily, not a preference.
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Probably cleaner to make a new one
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Just thinking about it again, rather than waiting for Scintilla to get the
ctrl+scroll and then resetting it, a better way would be to intercept the event
in Geany
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/dbaf99e3528a2f9007c4ab0ced416bdd87c22574/src/editor.c#L4778)
and not propagate it to Sci
> who start by @, but I can't color them.
The Rust lexer does not detect them as identifiers, its identifier code is:
```c++
static bool IsIdentifierStart(int ch) {
return (IsASCII(ch) && (isalpha(ch) || ch == '_')) || !IsASCII(ch);
}
/* This isn't quite right for Unicode identifiers */
The visible whitespace artefacts are drawn by Scintilla which only allows one
foreground and one background setting to cover both spaces and tabs and it has
no way of controlling the dot size. There is a setting to remove the head of
the tab (so its just the horizontal line) which has not been
> Often when doing Find in Files I'm not interested in any matches on long
> lines (e.g. text files), I'm only interested in matches in code which are
> almost always short lines. Wrapping would just add more vertical noise (in
> this case).
See your use-case and raise you a different use-case.
> The difference with opening a terminal or file manager from the desktop, is
> that this opens it inside the same directory as the file, saving a whole lot
> of time compared to manually navigating to the same directory.
I knew that the file manager opened in the current file directory, but I d
Agree, improving input validation is a better solution since the command return
error does not actually identify the error.
LGBI
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Don't know why its disabled, perhaps there were problems on GTK2. But if it
works ok why not, finding "required from here" in 3000 lines of C++ errors from
one misplaced character could be very useful :grin:.
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There is probably something wrong with the theme, note the text in the document
tree is white. Customisations can be put in `Tools->Configuration
Files->geany.css` but as this project isn't responsible for the theme we can't
advise what you need to change, you will need to look at the theme and
If I read the linked notepad issue correctly notepad can't undo the reload, so
truncating there makes sense, but Geany can undo the reload (depending on the
option but its default is true IIRC) like Scite. So as Neil says on the
Scintilla issue, (thanks for finding, I thought I had seen it some
@elextr approved this pull request.
Agree its a better idea to put the common parts in the shared function and the
different parts in the callers.
Not tested but LGBI.
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The space is currently only added to pre-0.19 formats, so adding it to all
formats is an incompatible change. It assumes that the user is typing a full
argument as they are required to do pre-0.19 but post 0.19 formats allow them
to only have to
What should happen on undo of the reload?
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Looks like a debug print was left in
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/blob/a8f26ab20668206588aac8ffd3f56045575bebd6/lineoperations/src/lo_prefs.c#L120)
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It not going to be harmful, just you will miss any other messages that come
from libraries like GTK, although most of them should be stderr not stdout.
And after all when Geany is run from the desktop menu stdout/stderr messages
are usually lost, so its no worse.
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Doesn't happen here. Try `geany -p` to see if its a plugin. If it is start
with only one at a time enabled until you find which one then report on the
geany-plugins repo.
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I'm not so sure there is a "reason not to use wrap", you have made a
speculation, but have you tried it? In Vscode wrapped error messages (G++) are
still the crap the compiler gives, but at least there is no need to scroll side
to side to try to figure out what its whinging about, its possible
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Or maybe
[wrap](https://docs.gtk.org/gtk3/property.CellRendererText.wrap-mode.html)
could be turned on.
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Messa
The existing command "nautilus" is a Gnome file manager, so its not likely to
be available on non-gnome distros, so "xdg-open" is likely to be more portable,
but is it doing the same thing?
The (expletive deleted useless) nautilus [man
page](https://linux.die.net/man/1/nautilus) doesn't say w
> shall I place the entries in say the 'Tools' menu?
Well thats a short menu so a good candidate, although plugins add stuff to it
too. Which raises the question, did you check that none of the plugins already
does either of these? Especially Add Ons which has become a bit of a catch all
:-)
> This underlying issue has been fixed in upstream ctags repository.
Ok, will get included when the ctags is next updated from upstream.
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[brace_good,
brace_bad](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/1735daeb2cff6022cf9f5da6b13d6f2340cca6e1/data/filedefs/filetypes.common#L112)
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@elextr requested changes on this pull request.
In principle the right click menu should be context related, like the `Open
Selected File` entry[^1]. So it might be better to add these new items to a
normal menu, and then they can be given a keyboard accelerator and even a
shortcut as well
> I would suggest to provide Windows installer. Most of the users will still
> use official installer who are not familiar with msys2 and its packaging
> system.
But as I said above, none of the major contributors use Geany on Windows, even
the nice guy who makes the build (and yes with install
> geany 2.0 is built with meson in msys2 project
Maybe we can stop making a build for Windows (hopeful).
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Is that harmless on Linux builds? If not it needs to be conditioned
appropriately the same as `win_src` and `vte_src` are, probably best if its
done anyway, even if harmless at this point, since Meson has a habit of
increasing strictness and creating errors of previously acceptable things.
I
Plugins are submitted by and maintained by individuals named in the Maintainers
file. Although Markdown is listed as "maintained" nothing has been heard from
the maintainer for years, so requests may indeed be yelling into a void.
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Is `_WIN32` set for cross builds? For Geany Windows builds are usually cross
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> I really never knew how many folks were so passionate about cursors!
I'm not sure its so much about cursors as it is G* folks going back on their
word and breaking GTK3 applications _again_, just proves that we can't trust
'em, Leopards never change their spots etc etc.
Oh well, my answer is
> > if it doesn't get in a release should not appear in stable distros.
> No, that "compromise"
> [merged](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/adwaita-icon-theme/-/merge_requests/65)
> during the past dev cycle, and was included in the tagged release. All
> rolling/current distros that default to Ad
For alternative colour schemes see
[geany-themes](https://github.com/geany/geany-themes)
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As I said, turning blinking off works on LM Cinnamon, sounds like you need to
raise an issue with LM and maybe upstream XFCE rather than making a way for
Geany to force overriding it.
Scite is C++, Geany is C, Scite properties are handled very differently to how
Geany settings are handled, so n
Turning off cursor blinking works here with Cinnamon, are you restarting Geany
each time you change it? Scintilla only loads from the settings at startup.
I don't see why you are playing with the Scintilla code, the Scintilla API
provides a means of controlling it from the application, just tha
Yes, Scintilla can use the cursors
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/3a92129d61d4d8e96136e29d4709bb638527be40/scintilla/gtk/PlatGTK.cxx#L1297)
and it just asks GDK for them.
It is
[documented](https://www.scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#SCI_SETMARGINCURSORN)
that a right cursor is sho
Hmmm, Scintilla GTK has an undocumented feature[^1] where its initial blink and
blink rate are set from GTK settings if available
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/3a92129d61d4d8e96136e29d4709bb638527be40/scintilla/gtk/ScintillaGTK.cxx#L693)
So that would work if you can set `gtk-cursor
Well don't use dead tortoise as your theme is likely the only answer Geany can
give, we don't don't ship or set icon themes.
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Its probable that other users of file servers have them mounted (or whatever
the Windows word is) so they access by something like `//server/foo/file.blah`.
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We don't delete issues, and we try to encourage people to search open _and_
closed issues before posting, so all issues are kept because even this one
answers a question.
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> I don't think these fonts include Chinese characters so a substitute font
> will be used for those characters
Yes, fc-match says `NotoSansCJK-Regular.ttc: "Noto Sans CJK JP" "Regular"` for
the first character in the original text (U+7F16).
PS as its an olde LM its Linux+X11 not Wayland :grin:
> Geany is my only text editor in Linux Mint Cinnamon 21.3.
I havn't upgraded to 21.3 yet, but ...
Are you sure? Normally Xed is provided as the default text editor under the
menu item "Accessories->Text Editor" and of course you can install others from
the software centre.
I'm not encouraging
> Can I search and replace in all open documents?
Yes, choose "In Session" on the replace dialog.
> Can I add the color picker to the context menu?
No[^2]
> Can I pin a list of files to the menu bar for direct access? This is not
> related to the recently accessed list, nor can be directly acc
So its a vertical shift in the position of the characters inside the parens.
@nyamatongwe you were thinking of a horizontal movement I suspect.
Not observed here with the original text, either with "geany" inside the
parens, or with the asian characters inside the parens. Which font are you
u
@ralf3u did it work using "menu" as the selector in the CSS?
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For some of the other project related functions you speculated about, try the
various project plugins to see if one suits you (there are various ones and
they remain plugins because there is no agreement on how it should function, so
it can't be built-in ;-)
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You might have the `Preferences->Editor->Completions->Autocomplete all words`
option on. Note that the `internal_hash` you claim is code exists in the md
file at line 34, no need for Ruby.
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platform, but preferably the first few lines of `Help->Debug Messages` down to
OS line if it exists else GTK line.
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Well, no lexer to define the syntax is set, so no wonder its not working ;-)
https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#custom-filetypes
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LGTM
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Do not see "jump", needs more information to reproduce, Version of Geany,
Version of GTK and Glib, platform.
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Well if "somebody"[^1] made a well implemented PR it might be accepted.
[^1]: "somebody" is a meme started by a Geany creator and means "doesn't have
to be you, but almost certainly won't be me, and I am not aware of anybody else
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> Does something exist like "focus-content"?
In GTK (and most other GUI systems) the concept of "focus" is the widget that
is going to get keyboard input, the mouse can move around and point to things
before a button click, but there is not a similar capability for the keyboard,
a widget has "f
To be clear, Geany does not know anything about the existence of any plugin or
the contents of any tabs it adds to Geany notebooks, even plugins included in
the Geany project itself. Therefore plugins are entirely responsible for the
behaviour of their UI. Plugins should connect to the relevan
This report should be to https://github.com/xiota/geany-preview, it is not part
of the Geany project.
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Closed #1320 as not planned.
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@xiota h, we seem to be talking about different things. Here (Geany 1.38
and 2.0) shift+f10 does not create a dialog, it creates a popup menu, which
isn't named.
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You a
@StrayFeral adding extra build menu entries is possible but is not dynamic,
look at the Geany wiki, there is a small thesis on configuring the build menu,
it even explains the file format so after studying that you are qualified to
edit it if you _really_ need to ;-).
Note that due to limitatio
@xiota does that change the tab switcher popup, AFAICT (from the code) it has
no name? @ralf3u thats why I suggested using "menu" as the selector.
AFAICT GeanyDialog is only used for dialogs, except for GeanyDialogSearch and
GeanyDialogProject which for some reason have their own names.
But as
@ralf3u
> > You could try applying it to all menus [...]
> How?
menu??
Most GTK classes have the CSS nodes specified in the docs, like
[menu](https://docs.gtk.org/gtk3/class.Menu.html#css-nodes)
@eht16 The popup is a dynamically created menu, can you invoke the inspector
while it remains vis
I see you found #2560, see there.
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Closed #3801 as completed.
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Does not happen here if the pref is off.
Do you have a project open? Remember that it overrides the prefs setting as
noted in the reply above.
The reply above notes that the line end at eof is required by POSIX and is
complained about by git if missing, thats why its default, b
Would be better if you didn't play with files you don't understand, just use
the GUI "set build commands" menu items.
See "Edit->preferences->keybindings" for setting keybindings.
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Only the listed selectors exist, the popup isn't named. You could try applying
it to all menus and see if it ruins the normal menus, or maybe even makes them
clearer as well.
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Geany just starts the program, it actually runs as a separate process entirely
under windows so this has nothing to do with Geany and there is nothing we can
do to change the behaviour. Perhaps look on Windows forums I think I have seen
reference to something similar elsewhere.
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A well written pull request might be accepted by the Save actions maintainer.
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You havn't provided your platform, but on Linux multiple commands can be run
from the build menu by separating them with semicolons, but I don't think
Windows can do that and Macos I don't know.
But on all platforms and the recommended method is to put the multiple commands
in a script and run
Well, as I said, your expectations are met if the sidebar _contents_ or one of
the editors was what was focussed before you switched to the file manager. But
for the reasons I explained above the focus is deliberately not moved from any
other widget so its not really a bug or feature, and "inva
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Things like this are not controlled by Geany, they are controlled by the GTK
theme. You can make tweaks using geany.ccs, (I don't remember if 1.38 has
`Tools->Configuration Files->geany.css` to handle all the copying and stuff)
but having no experience with ePaper displays and their interaction
Just a clarification first, in a notebook focus of the _tab_ is different to
focus of the _contents_, and is different to the _current_ tab which is the one
displayed, whichever has focus (tab or contents). IIUC not all themes
distinguish focussed tabs from current tabs so the difference might
@elextr commented on this pull request.
> g_string_append_c(stats_str, ' ');
- g_string_append_printf(stats_str, "%d",
- sci_get_style_at
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> + /* FIXME: this is sub-stylable, but we can't
> figure out the base
+* style without the Scintilla instance -- and
we can't simply
+* assume t
BTW well done with the detailed report (except one omission ;-), I don't
remember any changes in that area for 2.0, but maybe there were.
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> 6. tab-browse with the keyboard three times to the left side
Is "tab-browse" a key on your keyboard? If not what key(s) are you pressing,
ctrl+pg up/down?
If so works here (Geany 2.0, GTK 3.24.20, GLib 2.64.6).
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