Branch: refs/heads/master Author: Javier Mora cousteaulecommandant@gmail.com Committer: Javier Mora cousteaulecommandant@gmail.com Date: Fri, 01 Nov 2024 23:44:10 UTC Commit: e1a5e9848ba014cc411f6aeb2f790e036613d2c6 https://github.com/geany/geany/commit/e1a5e9848ba014cc411f6aeb2f790e036613d2...

Log Message: ----------- Fix README: highlight code as such using ``code``

Code snippets in README(.rst) should use ``double backticks`` rather than `single backticks`. Otherwise it's hard to tell apart code from text in the README render (especially when it says "`code 1` or `code 2`").

Modified Paths: -------------- README

Modified: README 14 lines changed, 7 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) =================================================================== @@ -91,26 +91,26 @@ N.B. Meson support is still incomplete and a work-in-progress. Meson requires to chose a separate build directory. Either create one, or let meson do it:

-`meson build` or `mkdir build; cd build; meson ..` +``meson build`` or ``mkdir build; cd build; meson ..``

Either command will configure the build system. The system is probed in many ways and system-dependant build files are created. This includes location of dependencies and compiler and linker flags required for them.

-To build Geany, follow with a `meson compile -C build` +To build Geany, follow with a ``meson compile -C build``

-To install Geany, follow the build with a `sudo meson install -C build`. +To install Geany, follow the build with a ``sudo meson install -C build``.

-By default, meson will install Geany to `/usr/local`. A different +By default, meson will install Geany to ``/usr/local``. A different prefix can be selected at the initial command or via reconfiguration:

-`meson --prefix /opt build` or `meson configure --prefix /opt build` +``meson --prefix /opt build`` or ``meson configure --prefix /opt build``

Geany has some selectable features that may reduce the required build and runtime dependencies. See meson_optionts.txt for a full list.

-To turn a feature off, use `-D<feature>=false` when configuring the build, -for example: `meson configure -Dvte=false build` +To turn a feature off, use ``-D<feature>=false`` when configuring the build, +for example: ``meson configure -Dvte=false build``

Using Autotools +++++++++++++++

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