Might be useful to note which language you are talking about.
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Check out this snippet.
```
string NAME;
public string name
{
set { NAME = value; }
get { return NAME; }
}
```
Editor autocompletion detects `NAME`, but does not aknowledge `name`.
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Work on multiple insertion points is ongoing at #1141.
Closed as duplicate.
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Closed #1656.
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I am just trying to pinpoint the right place to address this so that it becomes
possible with such a function in Geany.
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@LeeteqXV it is already in Scintilla, I said above "It is a capability of the
underlying editor, widget Scintilla".
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Ok, I just asked about this over at the Scintilla queue:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/feature-requests/1202/
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No, its only automatic.
The margin width is automatic based on the number of lines in the file so space
isn't wasted for small files and it still allows stupidly huge log files to be
opened.
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Is there a way to set the min-width of the line numbers column?
Just because line 1 to 9 doesn't have the same width of line 100 to 999.
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I like that solution, but what about the times when there is partial first like
selected (or the whole like, including the first character, just not from the
numbers margin?) I usually have numbers off anyway, but if it works similar to
the what word processors do and doesn't require numbers
> I believe it will allocate room for the needed pointers plus one byte.
@codebrainz good catch.
Luckily for any geanylua users the allocated memory is likely to round up to a
multiple of a pointer anyway for alignment reasons.
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> Thats why its a stupid warning (or at least stupid to enable by default)
> because many system interfaces use int as a counter (like argc) and everybody
> knows they are never negative
To be fair, it's not the _actual_ `argc`, it's a random value popped off the
Lua stack, it could be
The trick is to select the lines from the line number margin so whole lines are
selected, not just a piece of text,, then you can indent/undent to your hearts
content and the new indents are part of the selection.
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This is more a feature request than a bug, so no immediate attention is
required. The problem is selecting lines to indent and copy for pasting. If you
full-select lines 1-10, and then choose indent, the existing selection does not
include the new indent of the 1st line (meaning after indent,
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