Found the reason the slow load of Geany... My AV and firewall are set to on
paranoid mode (and my C crive is filled and fragmented up to the top) so
between loading, scanning the exe for viruses and online validating the app, it
takes MY laptop a lng while to display Geany... :wink:
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Nice to hear it doesn't crash anymore.
Even though we still don't know what was causing it, as there was no explicit
fix for it.
Btw, it shouldn't be much slower than usual, "nightly" technically is not the
correct term for the builds, I just created them in the same way as release
binaries.
@eht16 , did a quick install of the nightly build and the Find dialog works!!!
:+1: :+1: :+1:
It took some time to load but that's a non-issue for me (suppose it's due to
the fact it's a nightly build).
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I cannot reproduce the crash on a Windows 7 box.
I built Geany with `--disable-deprecated` but it still does not crash.
@ToraTengu could you test with the snapshot binaries below (these are built
from GIT master so be careful though they should be stable)?
Geany:
@elextr, sorry for the delay in the feedback. I disabled ALL plugins and tryed
again, the editor crashed too, no joy... The Debug Messages dialog spews out
the same warnings.
Yes, both editor and plugins are standard install versions from the Geany
website, downloaded via the Ketarin
I get the bad email thing too on Windows, agree it's unlikely to cause the
crash.
It's possibly a bad font causing the crash. I don't think `DejaVu Sans Mono` is
installed by default on Windows, perhaps a corrupt font was downloaded? I would
try to delete that font (or move it out of the Fonts
Good Afternoon,
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but, this bug is also happening to me.
I'm runnin Geany on a Win 7 64 bits laptop and every time I hit Ctrl+F it
crashes with any error message...
I've attached :
- a txt file with the debug messages prior to hitting Ctrl+F (the badly
@elextr , thanks, we can re-discuss this issue if someone else report it in
future.
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Follow up, compiles and runs fine for me with `--disable-deprecations` with
GTK 2.24.30, GLib 2.48.2
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GTK3 Geany will not compile without deprecation warnings, but AFAIK GTK2 Geany
will, so disabling deprecated interfaces should not affect a GTK2 compile if I
understand `G_DISABLE_DEPRECATIONS` correctly. But since GTK3 Geany uses
deprecated features anyway, I don't think the
@shevegen @llpub backtrace by:
```
gdb geany
run geany options
```
do whatever causes crash
```
bt
```
and return to continue if its more than one page.
Paste it somewhere.
@llpub also try with `geany -c /tmp/file_that_does_not_exist` if ctrl-f works
there it is a setting or plugin.
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I just tested it on my self-compiled system (ok ok slackware base but most is
by now self-compiled), also geany. I do not seem to get any crashes at all
whatsoever pressing Ctrl+F. I have not tried with the same configure line
though, but perhaps the git variant should be tested.
By the way,
Nobody else has reported failure of ctrl-f, more information needed, versions
of Glib, GTK, Wayland?
The about.c bug is already fixed in the
[git](https://github.com/geany/geany/commit/df2a99f2751b9601e37b69bcde71a8dda908904d#diff-3e897322f360ebf32db1d236a60a40a2),
thanks.
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geany1.31 crashed if press Ctrl+F to find. It was successfully compiled and
installed on debian 9:
`./configure --program-suffix=131 --disable-deprecated --prefix=$PWD/0exe`
Also, something in 'src/about.c' is mis-written:
Line 71:
`'@gmail.com'`
';' was missing after '', causing a warning when
## Bug fixes
* Update statusbar after applying indentation detection.
* Fix converting color to hex for insertion in the Color Chooser
dialog (Vasiliy Faronov, [PR#1536](https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1536)).
## Filetypes
* Add `parfor` to the Matlab keyword list (A. Tombs,
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