@elextr: thanks for the pointer. So we would need to extend the list like below
1. default settings coded in Geany
1. settings in the system, that is the installed filetype file for the type of
file selected in the editor
1. settings from the user preferences file
1. settings from a user configure
@LarsGit223 yes thats exactly what I mean.
> If there is more than one plugin, what do we do?
Probably the same as when two plugins share any resources now, fail in
unpredictable ways. This already occurs when you run two plugins that both use
markers (bookmarks is one, not sure of the other).
>From previous discussions, I think the suggestion (consensus?) was that for
>resources like markers, indicators and such, it would be best for Geany to
>manage and allocate these for the plugins so that each plugin doesn't try and
>use the same indices.
>From the filetype plugin discussions, I
> From previous discussions, I think the suggestion (consensus?) was that for
> resources like markers, indicators and such, it would be best for Geany to
> manage and allocate these for the plugins so that each plugin doesn't try and
> use the same indices.
Yes, and thats what I argued in the
Now when we execute a python script in geany, it opens another terminal and
execute the python script there. Instead of this I want to execute python
script in a interactive python console in the status bar. I have tried Geanypy
and it adds an interactive python console in the satus bar but it w
Looking at [Python documentation](https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html)
how would you run a file in an interactive console? Maybe the `-i` option is
what you want?
If you can figure out a command to do what you want you can set
`Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute programs in the VTE`
```
Maybe the -i option is what you want?
```
Tried it, I want a docked terminal/console . This is not a solution I want
```
If you can figure out a command to do what you want you can set
Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute programs in the VTE and Don't use run
script to run the command in th
```
Maybe the -i option is what you want?
```
Tried it, I want a docked terminal/console . This is not a solution I want
```
If you can figure out a command to do what you want you can set
Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute programs in the VTE and Don't use run
script to run the command in th
It doesn't make much sense to run a script/file in an interactive interpreter.
If you just want to send text to the Python REPL, then start the repl by
running `python` in the builtin terminal and then use the `Send selection to
Terminal` menu item/keybinding. If you just want to execute your sc
```
then start the repl by running python in the builtin terminal and then use the
Send selection to Terminal
```
I want to use Geany as a full blown python IDE. I already have a keybinding
`Alt+Shift+F5` for sending selected lines to terminal. This is currently how I
run python script.
If I w
@elextr Actually, the home directory is merely abbreviated (using ~), it
doesn't get an individual root node unlike the project base path. See the
doc/sidebar_show_tree.png
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@potholiday I pointed to the Python documentation because AFAICT there is no
way of making Python do what you want.
And as I pointed out, Geany knows about talking to a bash shell, not a Python
shell, since a bash shell is language independent and Geany is a multi-language
tool, not just a Pyth
@kugel, erm, ok, what happens if there are two directories open along the path
to `~` eg if HOME is `/file_server/home/this_user` and I have the files
`/file_server/home/this_user/my_file.cpp`,
`/file_server/home/this_user/a_dir/also_mine.cpp` and
`/file_servert/home/another_user/their_file.cpp
changed which @kugel- :)
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