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ANN: New mailing list geany-newsletter-commits
by Frank Lanitz 27 Feb '11

27 Feb '11

Hi friends of Geany, As you might are aware of it, we started a geany-newsletter project a couple of weeks ago to create a regular newsletter with compressed information around Geany, its plugins and environment. As every project inside FOSS-community there have to be a repository and some kind of mailing list. Today I'm happy to announce that we now have a mailing list for commits to geany-newsletter git repository. This is similar to the geany-commits and geany-plugins-commits mailing lists and will be read only list to send you a copy of the commits done on the repository. If you want to subscribe to the list, please visit https://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany-newsletter-commits As this is not the only mailing list inside Geany universe, you might like to have a look onto http://www.geany.org/Support/MailingList to find even more lists you are might interested in. Happy coding, Frank -- http://frank.uvena.de/en/

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A few fixes for codenav, geanygdb, geanyinsertnum and geanylatex
by Colomban Wendling 26 Feb '11

26 Feb '11

Hi plugin maintainers, In context of the "ideas on increasing quality of plugins" thread, I tested a few code checker on geany-plugins trunk, and cppcheck found a few little problems: [./codenav/src/switch_head_impl.c:144]: (error) Memory leak: lang [./geanygdb/src/gdb-io-frame.c:186]: (error) Possible null pointer dereference: lv [./geanyinsertnum/src/insertnum.c:156]: (error) Memory leak: line_pos [./geanylatex/src/templates.c:47]: (error) Memory leak: template I also attach here the fixes I propose for them, if you're interested. Regards, Colomban

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Proposed patch to fix issues with command line file loading
by weltall 26 Feb '11

26 Feb '11

Hi, I've noticed various issues with file loading from command line: 1) if the option load last session is not enabled project files can't be opened from command line: this happens because the code to handle them is wrapped in a prefs.load_lastsession if so the only way to load them from command line is having that option true. 2) trying to open a file (eg from double clicking in nautilus) will screw your session as command line loading of single files ignores your session opened files, except if geany was already opened. So to fix those issues I've reorganized the code in the load_startup_file function in order to: 1) load the project files ignoring the session if a project file was specified at command line 2) allow to load more files in addition to the project file (removing so the limitation imposed there artificially - possible improvement to this would be adding a flag to open_cl_files as argument in order to avoid that pointer toying) 3) the open_cl_files is called after loading the session so the specifically selected files are opened last and so are automatically selected (what you would expect when opening a file from nautilus) 4) if the option to load last session is not enabled and there isn't a project file being loaded from command line and a project is not being loaded we just try to load files from command line if any Stefano Angeleri

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Filter in the File Browser Plugin
by Grigory Javadyan 21 Feb '11

21 Feb '11

Hi, I recently started using Geany and noticed that the file browser plugin lacks the ability to include multiple patterns into the filter. For example, I can't set the filter up so that the plugin displays *.cpp and *.h files, but not *.o files. I browsed through the code of the plugin and found out that it simply uses g_pattern_match. However, it's not too difficult to alter the code so that it supports multiple patterns. I would like to do that. Please let me know if this feature is needed. If it is, I'll start working on it. Thanks!

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"Movement keys" not working in VTE without loaded file(s)
by Harold Aling 15 Feb '11

15 Feb '11

Dear Geany devs, In Geany 0.19.1 the "Movement keys" are non-functional in the VTE terminal when you don't have any documents open. I haven't tried Geany 0.20 yet but a quick Google search found nothing regarding this bug... Cheers! Harold

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Python 2.6 C API Tags
by Matthew Brush 13 Feb '11

13 Feb '11

Tags for the Python C API (http://docs.python.org/c-api/). Cheers, Matthew Brush (codebrainz)

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plugins.geany.org now updating automatically via cronjob
by Dominic Hopf 12 Feb '11

12 Feb '11

Hey guys, since there are some rewrite rules which are just working with Apache, the preview site at plugins2.geany.org is broken because it is running on lighttpd and the rules are incompatible, unfortunately. This actually was the site, a cronjob updated once per day. This doesn't make much sense, thus I enabled the push to live for the cronjob, finally. It took a lot if time to do so, I know. Sorry for that. In detail, this means the descriptions for your plugins at plugins.geany.org, which are generated from your README files, will be updated once per day at 04:05 UTC. It would make sense to keep the informations of the README files consistent with the behavior of the plugins the released tarballs actually contain. Feel free to suggest improvements and give feedback if you like this or not. :) Regards, Dominic -- Dominic Hopf <dmaphy(a)googlemail.com> http://dominichopf.de/ Key Fingerprint: A7DF C4FC 07AE 4DDC 5CA0 BD93 AAB0 6019 CA7D 868D

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svn export results in svn: Inconsistent line ending style
by Dominic Hopf 12 Feb '11

12 Feb '11

Hey guys, I just wanted to build a new snapshot of Geany from SVN. For this, I'm usually going to svn export the current working copy from trunk into another directory (to be clean of .svn subdirs). This time I got a bit weird output I don't understand yet: % LANG=C svn export geany geany-0.21 svn: Inconsistent line ending style The exports seems to break and doesn't finish successfully. Is this something where I should search the reason locally in my SVN installation or is SVN that clever to know of the source code files of Geany? (SVN rev is 5542) Regards, Dominic -- Dominic Hopf <dmaphy(a)googlemail.com> http://dominichopf.de/ Key Fingerprint: A7DF C4FC 07AE 4DDC 5CA0 BD93 AAB0 6019 CA7D 868D

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debugger plugin
by Alexander Petukhov 10 Feb '11

10 Feb '11

Hello, everybody. My name is Alexander, i'm a software developer from St.Petersburg, Russia. I started to use Geany at my job, mostly for C++ development, and only feature I was not satisfied with was debuggers support. I looked at the existing GDB plugin but it's seemed a little bit unusual for me, and next I thought about multiple debuggers support in one plugin. So I started to develop my own plugin with the foregoing in mind: - more VS, Netbeans,... likely GUI - multiple debuggers support Now i have GDB working more or less enough for using, and feel like I need some feedback. (I started to work on bashbd backend, but faced some problems and decided to postpone it, until GDB and general features will work well). So, project adress at SF is https://sourceforge.net/projects/geanydbg/ Also I've prepared a little page with a description - http://geanydbg.sourceforge.net/walkthrough.htm Waiting four your opinions and feedbacks. -- Best regards, Alexander Petukhov <Alexander.Petukhov(a)mail.ru>

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libpeas and geany's plugins
by joshua.rh＠comcast.net 09 Feb '11

09 Feb '11

Hello, I know I'm new to this, so I'll try to explain this as coherently as possible. Talking on irc.gnome.org/#libpeas it seems we might need some introspection annotations to use libpeas' gobject bindings. I'm not sure what kind of work this would mean, but it gave me a few more questions. Would it be better to just replace the geany plugin interface with libpeas? That way we'd have C/Python/JavaScript support out of the box, and would avoid duplication work/code. Would it be difficult to port geany's API to libpeas? Anyway thanks for your time, Josh

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