When somebody contributes the changes neccessary for the build to work, and
makes Travis use it and the nightly builds and the release builds then yeah. I
don't know if anybody has even tried with msys 64 bit.
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Is there or will there be any advance to have a 64bit Windows version of Geany
?
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@hdaz000700 see https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1572
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Hi Guys,
Just focusing on entering text rather than copy n paste.
So I create a file like the following and move it to windows :
`#!/bin/bash
filecount=0
while [[ $filecount -lt 1 ]] ; do
filesize=$RANDOM
filesize=$(($filesize+3))
yes
@codebrainz thanks, so if all the rest of data memory (the per line data and
everything else) adds up to say 500-600MB then it will be exceeded on buffer
resize for a file near 300-400MB. So it looks more and more like the problem,
but it would be good if Geany didn't just hang :)
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> I don't know how much data memory 32 bit Windows allows, maybe its only 2GB
2GB for 32-bit processes running on 32 or 64-bit Windows (ex. Geany), 8TB for
64-bit processes on 64-bit Windows, by default. At least according to [their
> also nothing else on the laptop shows any signs of swapping locking up.
Ok, swapping is probably not happening since it will make everything slow.
> Within Windows its not until I start doing anything like entering text things
> lock up with the LF down the side.
Ok, so Geany hangs, but in a
> Do you really consider 250 MB - 300 MB as a ridiculously large file for 2017?
For a source code file, it's very large. Even auto-generated source code would
rarely (if ever) get that large. Not that it's a use case that shouldn't be
supported if possible. If the machine can handle it and
Hi Elextr,
The file opens fine within both Linux and Windows from both Geany and Scite.
Within Windows its not until I start doing anything like entering text things
lock up with the LF down the side maybe I have been too impatient to see if it
ever unlocks from this position but as far as I
I can open files larger than 500MB just fine in Geany on my 4GB Linux laptop,
(albiet with nothing else running, @AdamDanischewski close your browser :). It
takes about 6 secs to open or to move the cursor to the end of the file. That
seems ok for 1/2 GB file on a laptop. Scintilla uses two
I am sorry if I was not clear but I believe I wrote "refuses to accept any
typing or copying" after a certain amount of char's the file in geany locks up
and shows the first screen shoot, if copy n paste is in play then it normally
locks up in a similar pattern to the second screenshot .
My
I am confused, your nitial report is about opening a file, now you are talking
about copying and pasting?
To be clear opening a file and pasting information into an already open buffer
are very different operations.
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Hi Elextr,
I copied from a file opened in geany <<< small file >>> about ten lines of text
even with geany closed opening SciTE and copy n pasting from notepad the three
lines from Windows Binaries below gives the same behaviour.
Hi Codebrainz,
How would one know which version where in Geany
> Geany for windows 32 or 64 bit
The official release is 32-bit.
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What did you copy from? How big a file are you now using? I believe that
Windows actually copies to the clipboard so that means at least twice the
memory. What about just opening the file?
Scite for windows is 32 bit, @eht16 is Geany for windows 32 or 64 bit?
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Hi elextr,
If I open in SciTE
Failure in Scintilla
Memory exhausted. SciTE will now close
Regards
Darren
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PS Scite is available from http://www.scintilla.org/SciTEDownload.html
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@hdaz000700 correct, it is almost certainly nothing to do with character
problems, your screen shots show the file was loaded as UTF-8 in which case its
is validated and you would get an error if its wasn't valid UTF-8.
One of the differences between Linux and Windows is the size of some
Hi Adam,
Thanks for alias, although I think I have hit on the issue and I don't believe
it is a char issue or special char issue at all.
So after further testing I can 100% confirm it does not happen under linux but
is happening on my setup for windows7. (( I don't believe its memory issue
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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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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> It also appear some chars have corrupted to some extent £ has turned into
> "£" as an example.
That sounds like you may have pasted stuff with different encodings.
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after doing cat file | tr -d '\000' > new_file
diff file new_file
diff shows nothing and the md5sums are the same.
reason there are so many non ascii characters
There are lots of information things like ALT Characters
http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/altchrc-a.html <<< been in the same
@hdaz000700 can you try opening the file in Scite, I thin k its available for
windows as well as Linux, its the reference platfor for Scintilla
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@AdamDanischewski like I said above, Geany will NOT read files with NULs in
them, no point in searching for them, also it validates UTF-8 inputs. Its fine
with non-ASCII characters so long as they are valid UTF-8.
@hdaz000700 300Mb should be ok, so long as you have enough memory, but that
Hi Thanks for you comments, I have not found the solution to the issue yet...
I did try a few things :
I tied to narrow down where in the document the issue might be still working on
this one, and the issue does move to a new document at some point but my
copying and pasting was a good few
@AdamDanischewski Geany deliberately rejects files containing NUL characters
because that stops all the C code that uses NUL terminated strings from
working, but that is not the problem here, the file clearly opens.
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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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The last screenshot shows you have mixed line endings, the screen shows CRLFs
but Geany is in LF mode?
But having CR before the LFs should not stop the line ends being recognised.
What if you do `Document->Set Line Endings->Convert and set to ` to make the document consistent.
Also how big in
You said Linux and Windows, is the problem on both?
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Hi Elextra,
Here's what happens on copy n paste :
I don't really have a logical solution to track down where the issue might be a
lift and shift would probably take
The image above looks weird, the LF characters should be on the ends of the
lines, not the beginning.
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