> the adjuster for the panes is below the scrollbar, not the scrollbar itself,
> its looks are theme dependent, its basically invisible on my theme
Ok. On buster when I hover the mouse just below the scrollbar, I get a double
vertical arrow. On Slackware that does not appear, but now I see that
> I can move the horizontal scroll bar left-to-right in the editor pane. I can
> NOT drag the same scroll bar up or down to adjust the size of the status pane
> below it. (left-mouse click, hold, drag).
the adjuster for the panes is below the scrollbar, not the scrollbar itself,
its looks are
Operating system: Slackware-current (post 14.2)
I can move the horizontal scroll bar left-to-right in the editor pane. I can
NOT drag the same scroll bar up or down to adjust the size of the status pane
below it. (left-mouse click, hold, drag).
In the lower-left-hand pane (status, compiler,
@codebrainz giving `0.05` steps? yeah it probably is, the problem is that the
sum of the smallest scroll is smaller than the configured `step`.
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I just assumed it was an attempt at "smooth scrolling" in gtk3, to do like
other toolkits.
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Well, depends on how they set `step` (or the field they load it from I mean).
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@elextr I don't think so, see
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/blob/gtk-3-24/gtk/gtkrange.c#L2961
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@b4n, I wonder if the constant changes on hidpi monitors?
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@codebrainz definitely, but it's still odd results, and actually if you check
e.g. a normal TextView scrolling, you'll notice it's slower on GTK3 than GTK2,
so it's not just Scintilla.
The fact it's that bad with Scintilla is likely that it scrolls by whole lines
only, so you don't notice any
Checking the scroll values we get from the scrollbar itself on GTK3, it's
ridiculous: a single (short) click on one of the steppers leads to 5 steps of
`0.5` each, for a total of `0.25`. When the minimal step configured (and thus,
expected) is `1`, it gives odd results. You basically have to
upgraded mysql workbench community to latest and same scrolling problem but
then I suppose it uses the same gtk I was hoping there had been a fix... I'll
see if I can get hold of a downgraded version and test later.
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Could be, I checked the difference in behavior between GTK2 and GTK3 with stock
GTK scrolling and it's scrolling faster on GTK2 already. There might be a
weird change in the scollbars themselves and how they affect the adjustment
that leads to this. I'll see what we can do here.
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The only references that I see in the debug messages are:
07:37:57: Geany INFO: GTK 3.22.30, GLib 2.56.1
07:37:58: Geany INFO: Loaded GTK+ CSS theme
'/usr/share/geany/geany.css'
07:37:58: Geany INFO: Loaded GTK+ CSS theme
'/usr/share/geany/geany-3.20.css'
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Since inquiring about this issue, I've noticed the same scrolling on mysql
workbench community 6.3 which looks like it uses GTK3 on linux.
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Do you guys use Geany build with GTK2 or GTK3? You can check in help->debug
messages
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I miss such a feature (to do proper scrolling) too. It's not related to theme
because I have this issue on all themes.
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I didn't have a theme set so it was the default on Fedora 28. I switched themes
several times to see if it made any difference and none of them changes this
behavior. I've settled on the **TraditionalOk** theme now.
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Seems like it could be related to smooth scrolling, and Scintilla doesn't
support this. However, it sounds a little weird as normally the scrollbar
arrows should be controlling the adjustment directly, just like when you
actually move the scrollbar's slider.
@ronbanks could you tell us which
There is not a setting in Geany.conf since (as shown in the link I posted)
there is not a setting in the Scintilla API that Geany could set to control the
look feel and speed of the scrollbar arrows.
The reason I say it follows the theme is that on my Mint Cinnamon there are no
arrows, but
Thanks, I'll have to look into the Scintilla angle on this but it's not
anything to do with the theme. All other applications behave normally as
expected and it's only the geany editor that behaves like this. Still looking
for a solution.
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I assume you mean the scrollbars on the editor pane. These are drawn by the
Scintilla editing widget Geany uses. AFAICT
[Scintilla](https://www.scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#ScrollingAndAutomaticScrolling)
has no settings Geany can control to change the speed.
But I suspect that it is
I have not been able to find a setting for this. I hope I've just missed it. On
a new install of Fedora 28 Mate with geany 1.33 I'm finding that clicking on
the horizontal or vertical, up or down arrows on the scrollbar is virtually
useless. A single click doesn't appear to move at all. It's
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