>This is as instructed by the gedit theme (with the edits as above) because the
>current_line sets background to #edeceb but when the cursor gets to the the
>brace, the background is set by the brace_good/brace_bad to #fff, I'm not sure
>thats #ff or #f0f0f0 :-S but its different to
@ralf3u thank you for the detailed reproducer.
I do not see any change in the characters themselves, but what there is is a
change in the background.
This is as instructed by the gedit theme (with the edits as above) because the
`current_line` sets background to `#edeceb` but when the cursor
Conditions
These are the conditions to see the issue:
In the Prerences in Interface, in Interface, in Editor, Font:
`Monospace Regular` size 27
Color scheme: Gedit. gedit.conf:
brace_good- and brace_bad-values like default-values of gedit.conf.
Issue
In some zoom sizes (for example three times
@elextr Could you please try my next comment to know if you see the issue?
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> @ineuw not sure how that works since Geany does not use gtksourceview
It is a mystery to me as well, but it works. Perhaps the link is made by
Cinnamon's preferred text editor settings.
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In one of my comments I was somehow wrong with my information about the font. I
wrote: `The Font name is Liberation Mono, the Style is Normal and the Point
size is 28.` That is the font of my system, but not the font of Geany. The Font
of Geany where I can see the issue is: Monospace Regular`
@ineuw not sure how that works since Geany does not use gtksourceview
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Using Linux Mint Cinnamon, I blocked out the following lines in the
"/usr/share/gtksourceview-3.0/styles/cobalt.xml" which eliminated my problem.
If this would have been helpful, my apologies for not posting this solution
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I don't see any issue. Of course I don't have exactly the same system as you,
and I'm using Geany 2.0.
If it only occurs at some zoom sizes it sounds like its an issue somewhere in
the rendering stack, Scintilla, GTK, Pango, Harfbuzz, or the fonts, lots of
moving parts.
It _might_ be worth
I just tested also the color scheme Metallic Bottle. Before that, I did that:
- I changed in metallic-bottle.conf the brace_good=-value and the
brace_bad=-value like the default=-value of metallic-bottle.conf.
- I saved the document. I changed to the color scheme Metallic Bottle. I closed
Geany.
If I see the issue, but you don't, does that mean that I have to install Geany
tarball to test the issue there?
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The issue is still there.
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Yes, now I understood. I'm sorry for that. I will test it again.
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The default default defaulted to the default default's default ... yeah, its
confusing with all the defaults, but I don't know how to describe it better
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You are
No.
I said " if you are using a non-default colour scheme you need to set
`brace_good`/`brace_bad` to the value of `default` in the colour scheme, not
the global default". Since you are editing `gedit.conf` you need to use the
value of default from `gedit.conf` not the value of `default` from
>... I mean the value of default a few lines above the brace_good/brace_bad
>lines, ...
I found this in the document filetypes.common that is located in
.config/geany/filedefs
```
default=0x00;0xff;false;false
```
I copied and pasted the value of default in gedit.conf like this:
```
Ahh, we have a miscommunication about "default", I mean the value of `default`
a few lines above the `brace_good`/`brace_bad` lines, not the default value of
the `brace_good`/`brace_bad` lines from `filetype.conf`. And if you are using
a non-default colour scheme you need to set
Sorry, for my words, I typed 'WFM what means' in a search engine, and the
answer was to that time 'workforce management'. So, there was a
misunderstanding.
I copied pasted from the document filetypes.common, that is located in
.config/geany/filedefs in gedit.conf those lines:
@ralf3u
1. I said to set those styles to the value of the default style, not delete
them. What happens with them deleted is undefined behaviour. The styles will
still be applied[^1], but its unknown what their value will be, default or
random uninitialised memory or what.
2. I said "This
I erased the two brace-lines from gedit.conf. Then I saved the document. I
restarted Geany.
When the zoom is 0%, then indeed I can't see brace highlighting. But in some
zoom sizes (for example three times less than the maximum zoom) I can
definitively see sometimes a change of the closing curly
@elextr
You write in the comments above:
>... it is not possible to disable brace highlighting.
>... and although brace highlighting still happens the highlight is
>indistinguishable from the unhighlighted version.
If I understand you right, the highlighting can't be disabled, but one can
You can always edit the colour scheme yourself, say you like the "foobar"
colour scheme except the brace highlight. Just copy
`path_to_your_config/colorschemes/foobar.conf` to say `my_foobar.conf` and edit
it to copy the `default` style to the `brace_good` and `brace_bad` lines,
change the
Closed #3555 as completed.
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Thanks for the link, tried various combinations, until I realized that it can't
be done, and the only current remedy is testing various themes until a
comfortable combination is found.
Otherwise, please put this on a wish list if there is one.
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AFAIK it is not possible to disable brace highlighting, but you can change your
`brace_good` and `brace_bad` styles to be the same as default, see
https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#id4
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