One more addition: Geany could be changed to be able to handle any files
(including NULL bytes, without a recognised encoding) but it would require a
lot of efforts and it needs at someone who is willing and able to do this and
also resources for for reviewing and testing.
As said earlier, it
FYI, FWIW, the plugin is still being offered in the Debian 12.2 repository on
my MX Linux distro.
Here's the repo listing as shown in aptitude:
> i--\ geany-plugin-markdown
>
Description: markdown
There is a pref in Geany: "use_gio_unsafe_file_saving". "Whether to use GIO as
the unsafe file saving backend."
If it is set to false, the creation of '.goutputstream-' files will be
disabled. More info about the issue here:
Let the users choose to use the syntax highlighting engine they prefer in
`Preferences`. Scintilla is still the default syntax highlighting engine. The
advantage of GtkSourceView is it's much easier to add support for new languages
compared to Scintilla.
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At present I'm able to collapse the Geany window to the systray icon via a left
mouse click upon the systray icon itself.
Which on my system is located at the bottom of the screen in a tint2 panel
running within MX Linux 23 FluxBox edition, a Debian based system.
I'd like to be able to
@b4n Thanks for having a look at it!
> I'm not fond of the implementation, but it might be a good first step. I'll
> have to check the plugin to get a better grasp on some design decisions
> maybe, but basically I think it'd be better to unify the current code instead
> of having some if (lsp)
filetypes.pascal
- add line comments
- pair the fpc compile command with another common Free Pascal
utility [^1], instantfpc, to build and run the current file in a
single step
filetype_extensions.conf
- add Lazarus project files (*.lpr)
[^1]:
Currently, Geany plugins can only be written in C, Python, and Lua.
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> IIUC
> [C23](https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n3096.pdf#subsection.6.9.1)
> [does](https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n2510.pdf) have that
> C++ feature (thanks
> [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C23_(C_standard_revision)#Syntax)
> for the links)
Ok,
> Yes its expected, LSPs are compilers (or interpreters in Pythons case, bless
> its little cotton socks), they need the compiler info, for C/C++ particularly
> the -I options. But thats a problem with the language and implementations,
> not the tool.
Just a small note - we are all, me
> My biggest disappointment was the lack of good servers or at least servers
> not being worked on by a single guy. I expected to be able to use some vscode
> servers but this isn't possible.
Servers are going to be best when they are supported by the language community
like gopls. AFAIK
On Windows, having multiple installations of Geany is not really supported. If
I remember correctly, the Geany installer writes the installation directory
(and so the path to the plugins location) into the registry.
The Geany-Plugins installer reads this registry key to set the installation
Actually on Windows, Geany is binary relocatable. So what the OP requests
should be possible in theory.
But I don't think it's necessary to add anything to Geany itself.
@eadmaster I suggest to test just putting the Geany installation directory to
an USB drive or whatever medium you prefer and
Geany does not disable the GIO behaviour, it simply does not use GIO code to
save if the setting is false. Geany has three ways of saving files. For
details see my PHD thesis (well its nearly as long) on the subject
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> Actually on Windows, Geany is binary relocatable.
@eht16 Is windows build with a relative PREFIX?
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1. the gtk status icon is a notification, it doesn't control anything, and it
was deprecated back in 3.14 and Geany needs 3.24
2. the panel/systray icons are part of the window manager functionality, not
under the control of the application, and controls like "iconify" are usually
added to the
> a little batch file in the directory to execute "bin/geany.exe
> --config=portable_config" or something like this.
the idea was to avoid using a launcher to have the editor in portable mode, i
know currently this is the only option.
> Actually on Windows, Geany is binary relocatable.
For
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GtkSourceView and Scintilla are two different libraries addressing the same
use-case but with totally different ways of doing it, different APIs and
different highlighting approaches (as you observed). They are not drop in
replacements. Geany and plugins are entirely written around the
If the compile command is generating an executable there is no way of running
it, instead of removing the run command add a second one. See
[this](https://wiki.geany.org/howtos/configurebuildmenu).
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> I'm referring to the Geany icon to the lower right beside the volume icon in
> the systray/notification area. The one enabled in the pictured Geany plugin
> settings. Not to the other Geany icon further left along the bottom panel
> amongst other running window icons.
Ok, thats clearer.
I'm referring to the Geany icon to the lower right beside the volume icon in
the systray/notification area. The one enabled in the pictured Geany plugin
settings. Not to the other Geany icon
Plugins can be written in Vala, see
https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/tree/1.38.0/multiterm/src for example.
That plugin was removed because it was never updated from GTK2, not because of
anything Vala related AFAIK.
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