Fixes #976
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* GeanyVC: Use geanyvc_la_LIBADD to add libs needed for unittests
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M geanyvc/src/Makefile.am (2)
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Looks like the recent build of [90974ab] is failing at linking geanyvc
unittests due to missing gtkspell lib:
[jobs/685847261](https://travis-ci.org/github/geany/geany-plugins/jobs/685847261#L7195)
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CCLD unittests
unittests-geanyvc.o: In function `vccommit_activated':
Since I went spelunking a bit, I shall leave some links - which may or not be
related - for those who wish to investigate this further:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43760
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10693
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44624
I would expect that underscore isn't a simple line, but a filled shape like all
other characters, so its probably not so simple. And the issue isn't so much
drawing the underscore as the next line drawing over it because the line height
is too small (or the underscore drop is too large).
For reference, I was referring to this:
https://www.cairographics.org/FAQ/#sharp_lines
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I didn't look at the change Neil made, but I think he might have changed a
truncation to a rounding, but not sure if that was round up/down/nearest. But
of course that may just change the perturbation surface to numbers near x.5 not
numbers near x.0. It depends on screen resolutions, the font
I saw that thread but didn't really understand what it's about. Can we just
change the default in Geany to fix the issue once and for all without
noticeable impact on other fonts? Is it just a matter of adding `0.5f` to clamp
it to the next nearest pixel as is often required in Cairo drawing?
And not just Ubuntu, Neil at Scintilla had it on Fedora too. Discussions on
that ML seemed to suggest that the font may be sensitive to rounding when
converting measurements to integer pixels. There was a change to the rounding
on Scintilla which may help, but rounding still occurs and
I guess we can expect a flood of new duplicates as people upgrade to Ubuntu
20.04 (and derivatives) and encounter this issue. I can confirm it happens here
too, but it's not limited to Geany, for example it happens in HexChat too.
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It works fine here with Geany 1.37 (master) on Ubuntu 20.04 in Gnome/X11 as
well as Geany 1.36 on Windows 7. Perhaps it's a bug in your unspecified version
of Geany or OS.
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Duplicate of #2466 and #1387 and others
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Closed #2502.
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If I open a second instance of Geany, copy something to the clipboard, close
that instance, and then try and paste into that second instance, nothing
happens. This is using the drop-down menu, the context menu, and ctrl+v.
However, I can then paste into other applications and it works fine.
So
Hello everyone,
Since the migration to Ubuntu 20.04, Geany no longer displays underscores.
I have to zoom in considerably to see them.
Any ideas on how to solve this annoying problem? Thanks for this fabulous
software !
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Isn't it common that JSON parsers accept comments as an extension? I know many
also don't, but unless you want to split up into two separate JSON-pure and
JSON-with-comments file types it might be better to keep in the comment
highlighting
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This is *the* major reason why I personally don't use geany :cry: I love the
new fancy "open folder" concept where the folder just magically is shown as a
complete file tree, but Geany only allows me to open single files or a project
file by default. It just feels clumsy and inflexible, in
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