Merged #595.
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The output of `xfconf-query --list -c xfwm4 -v` could also be interesting. I
suspect a specific Xfwm4 setting which is causing this bevahior.
Interesting candidates are: `/general/activate_action`, `/general/focus_hint`,
`/general/focus_new`, `/general/prevent_focus_stealing`.
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The Save Actions plugin can save the current file into a backup location
whenever the current file is saved. For details, see
http://geany.org/manual/#save-actions.
We could add a keybinding and/or menu item to trigger the backup function.
Though I wonder if it would bring any benefit to the
> the point isn't that I expect the plugin to be looking for the compile-time
> include directories,
As I said above, the compile time include directories (the -I options to the C
compiler) are not known by Geany or the plugin, so it can't work like that.
In fact the plugin doesn't even
Test to fix Travis, do not merge unless Travis passes
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* Update travis to system with c++11 compiler
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997383f Update required package to version available in Trusty
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Ok, the Travis failure is nothing to do with this change, should be ok to merge.
@eht16 add-ons seems to fail cppcheck?
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Perhaps my example was too simplistic; the point isn't that I expect the plugin
to be looking for the compile-time include directories, it's that there are
some cases where the current behavior is 99% guaranteed to be wrong. If I am
working on some project in a directory such as
Interesting, that suggests there's some weird thing happening with Scintilla's
use of cursors then maybe.
@gigadude could you give us the debug info (Geany/GTK/GLib version, etc.),
available via *Help → Debug Messages*?
Also, are all your monitors scaled the same? If not, does the same happen
@b4n Scintilla just uses [GDK
cursors](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/adc22a453b546b05f507fd6522ea13f3a92943c2/scintilla/gtk/PlatGTK.cxx#L1127),
so its probably affected by GTK2's lack of hidpi support.
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