Agreed, that makes more sense.
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(@lynas685 fixed the code block, see
[here](https://help.github.com/en/articles/creating-and-highlighting-code-blocks))
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Presumably `Document->Set Filetype` menu.
While not an answer, I'm curious why you need to change the filetype manually
so often as Geany will detect it from the file when opened.
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> My installation doesn't have a /share directory, so the error makes sense.
It sounds like the package you used is broken. If your `geany` binary is in,
say, `/usr/bin` the `geany.glade` file needs to go into `/usr/share/geany`.
> Is there a way to solve this? How?
Geany is pretty easy to
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And in your case what the compile and run commands and directories are
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There is no "open dropdown", did you mean the recently used dropdown list?
Menu->edit->preferences->files->recent files list length?
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Thanks for the patch, but why not pass 1024 to `stdout_max_length` when spawn
is called to run programs displaying in the message window rather than add yet
another mysterious constant to _every_ call to spawn?
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Trying this again using the insert code function
`#include `
This should be the correct in the second line of the code.
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In copy and paste from the Geany code page, the #include statement is only
copying the #include but not the which follows. The line two text
in the original code is
#include
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The second line of code should have shown
#include
This is the original code.
Regards,
Paul
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Geany fails to execute Cpp file following compiling with no error. File was
vardef.cpp and compiled correctly with no errors, but when trying to execute,
execute failed with the following message.
'"./vardef"' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable
program or batch
(Thanks for all your replies to my issues @elextr - I know I've been posting a
lot and fixing nothing myself, but I have too many backlogged commitments right
now to start making pull requests.)
This patch resolves the problem, simply by matching the spawn API line limit to
the messaging
I tried removing files from /usr/share/geany/filedefs and editing
filetype-extensions.conf but neither of those changes resulted in a shorter
file pick list. I use less than 10 file types on a regular basis, but picking
them out of that scrolling, out of window, file list is a pain. How do I
Please note that the snap package is not made by the Geany project, so you may
not get a solution here. You may be better off asking the snap creator if
there is such a facility on snapcraft.
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