With Geany 1.33 built against GTK+ 3, probably any theme but at least with
Adwaita, Adwaita Dark, Arc and Arc Darker, Scintilla's internal horizontal
scrollbar trough keeps flashing off then on, almost as if its adjustment is
being re-calculated or something.
I cannot figure out what triggers
I also get the following warnings which may be related on terminal:
```
(geany:12415): Gtk-WARNING **: Allocating size to GtkScrollbar 0x56521d6711e0
without calling gtk_widget_get_preferred_width/height(). How does the code know
the size to allocate?
(geany:12415): Gtk-WARNING **: Allocating
Done. I even set Windows 7. Do we know for sure which version is the minimum?
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Doesn't happen here with GTK3.18.9 so its probably a GTK 3.22 problem.
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The above warnings are [caused by the VTE
widget](https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=773814) and go away when the
Terminal is disabled.
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Instead of showing the tabs it would be more convenient if a mouseover (without
clicking) opens a cascade menu with the symbols, documents, plugin tabs, etc...
It would be a much faster and practical solution with just one click opens the
desired tab.
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Would it be possible to explain it terms of GTK+ widgets/terminology (or with a
mock-up)?
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I don't know GTK but you can see my idea here
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_dropdown.asp move mouse over "Hover
Me"
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It's a bit unusual (and some would consider annoying) to have stuff randomly
popup when you move your mouse around. With newer GTK+ this could be
implemented with GtkMenuButton and/or GtkPopover, but I'm not sure if most
people would like it.
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Is possible to make a settings option? The user can select if open menu with a
click on it or with only mouse over it...
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@Skif-off pushed 1 commit.
2b17ade GeanyLua: reload config: Upd keywords.list
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Right now if I created a file or directory in directory which is listed in
workbench's project I have to manually update files list, which is highly
uncomfortable. Please, made realtime files lists updates possible.
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It'll be very good to have possibility to create files and directories from
workbench's pane, like it's possible in Sublime Text or VSCode.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I think @GFdevelop asks for making the sidebar a
GtkStack, with the stack switcher being a drop-down menu (possibly opening on
mouse-over instead if normal click).
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I think plugins add tabs directly to the notebook, so it would need some
wrangling to get them into the new UI artifact.
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Could be a plugin listening to the add/remove page signals.
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> Do we know for sure which version is the minimum?
For Geany itself (and Gtk2) it's Windows XP.
It's totally a guess, but I suspect that the latest Geany Windows release used
newer version of GLib or other dependency (from updated/upgrade msys2) that has
stopped working on XP. One could
> One could probably take all the .dlls from the previous Geany release and
> copy them into the Program Files directory of latest release and it would
> work again.
"Somebody" can share it on the wiki as you said.
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What do you mean by "menu" (ie. a button, a drop-down box, a main-menu like at
the top of Geany), and where would it be placed within the UI?
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