I've modified geanydebug 0.0.1 so that it can open big endian
elf files. I've tested my changes on x86_64 and powerpc (PlayStation3)
running Ubuntu 8.10. All that needed to be changed we reading the elf
type correctly for the different endians. Once that was fixed so far
everything else has just worked.
Regards,
Cameron
Hi
I got some free time during the holidays and created a patch to add
highlighting for Ada source code.
Seems to work for me. If anyone got any suggestions or additions to the
patch. Please let me know.
Would be glad if you could apply the patch to svn.
Greetings and a happy new year (for everyone in Australia at least)
Philipp Gildein
I`d like to say tahanks to all peoples behind Geany project, you make my
work easier.Thanks for this great IDE.
Marry christmas and happy new year ! :)
P.S.: I`m going on vacation ;)
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Best regards,
Atanas Dimitrov Beloborodov <nasko(a)cod3r.org>
Programmer at Euroweb Bulgaria http://euroweb.de/
Programmer at Viscomp Bulgaria http://viscomp.bg/
Plovdiv,Bulgaria
Hi all
I made a few syntax color filetypes.* files that have a black background
instead of the usual white. You can find them at
http://clarens.caltech.edu/wiki/Geany
Yes, I know about http://code.google.com/p/geany-dark-scheme/ that has
similar, but slightly different dark color files. To each his own :-)
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Since it's that time of the year, I'd like to say many thanks to Enrico,
Nick, and all the other contributors who make Geany great. It's much
appreciated!
Cheers,
Conrad
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Conrad D. Steenberg Ph.D. conrad.steenberg(a)caltech.edu
Scientific Software Engineer http://clarens.caltech.edu
Pierce Bio-Engineering Lab Mail Code 114-96
California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA, 91125
Hi,
First of all, thanks for this great piece of code that is Geany !
Now, I would like to use auto-close brackets, brace and string in Geany.
As it doesn't looks very complicated, it could be a fairly easy feature to
implement for a first time contributor like me.
So here is my proposal:
These options will auto-close ( [ { ' and " while typing, positionning the
cursor between the pair.
Nothing really revolutionar here as some IDE already implement that.
Moreover, it sounds this cannot be done using snippets and I can't
seriously think about doing a plugin for such a feature (I'm not even
sure it's fesable). So I believe it belongs to Geany's core.
I had a look in the sources, but before coding, I would like some
feedback about this proposal and the following questions:
- where should I put the booleans options in the conf panel ?
"Editor" > "Completion" tab sounds obvious, what do you think about that ?
- should I group brackets and braces, under the same checkbox and
[single-]quotes in an other one ?
- what about adding a "Typing" Section to group these options in the
completion tab ?
Thanks for your feedbacks and comments !
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Guillaume (ioguix) de Rorthais
Hi all,
this is my first mail to this list, so I want to tell you that Geany is
quite a cool editor and IDE. Although I am using it as an editor only,
since the project format of the project I am working on does not seem to
be supported (cmake). I searched the archives a bit and saw that someone
is working on a cmake plugin.
I also searched the archives on the following problem, but it didn't
turn up much: My problem is that Geany does not store any persistency
information with the files I edit. I take it that it would do that if I
were working on a project. Every time I open a file again which I have
closed meanwhile, the scrollbar and cursor are at the top of the file,
the selection is lost. Wouldn't it be much better if that persistency
information were stored with each individual files instead? Can't file
metadata/attributes be used for this? (That being said, I don't even
know if Ubuntu has xattr support turned on by default...) That method
would be much more robust and scalable.
Best regards,
-Stephan
Hi, today after update svn and run ./autogen.sh and run "make" i seen
some warning`s , wich i never seen before. I attach file with it.Geany
works fine. My system is :
Ubuntu 8.10 Interpid 2.6.27-10-generic
Geany 0.16 (svn >= r3347), GTK+ 2.14.4, GLib 2.18.2
automake (GNU automake) 1.10.1
P.S. I also patch editor.c with patch of Guillaume (ioguix) de Rorthais
for "autoclosed chars", thanks for patch :)
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Regards,
Atanas Beloborodov
Hi,
On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 16:51:46 +0000
eht16(a)users.sourceforge.net wrote:
> Revision: 3361
> http://geany.svn.sourceforge.net/geany/?rev=3361&view=rev
> Author: eht16
> Date: 2008-12-11 16:51:46 +0000 (Thu, 11 Dec 2008)
>
> Log Message:
> -----------
> Fix plugin toolbar icon placement. Now they are always inserted before
> the Quit button if it is the last toolbar element or at the end otherwise.
Just because of I'm corious about: Is there a way telling a plugin to
insert a icon behind the quit botton with Geany's interface for doing
this?
Cheers,
Frank
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Frank Lanitz <frank(a)frank.uvena.de>
Hi all,
I try to add Vala support in Geany in a better way than just use C#
filetype & co.
For now, I got a usable filetype, with:
* filetype
* keywords
* syntax highlighting (based on C# one, itself based on C++ one)
* usable tag manager (well, most of the work)
For now, the tag manager seems to work correctly. It is small add-ons
over C one, as C# one does.
The main leak is I've not written a custom tag list.
What is not perfect:
* Interfaces are shown as "Structs/Typedefs";
* Properties are shown as Members (hack in code because properties are
not shown at all);
* Signals are handled as simple functions. This is not really annoying,
but it may be better to have separate tag list.
And Exception types are shown as named enums, but this don't hurt me;
should it?
The main goal of this email is to solicit your opinion about what is
good, what is not, and perhaps help to improve tags manager (since I
mostly do tries to see how it works ^^). Generally, any comment and help
is welcome :)
Note that I am not a Vala power-user or a filetype-writing God, and the
main reason I would to write a Vala mode for Geany is to learn Vala,
then perhaps I made mistakes. If you see so, tell it to me, I'll learn :)
helpful links:
http://live.gnome.org/Valahttp://www.vala-project.org/doc/vala/
Regards,
Colomban.