Am 27.11.2012 23:48, schrieb Steven Blatnick:
Hello.
I'm just introducing myself and explaining why I chose to add myself to the devel list today, as well as providing a patch.
I'm a software developer who, if you can believe it, uses gedit as my primary IDE. (You may have seen me recently in the IRC channel.)
After struggling with the division between gedit 2, gedit 3, and pluma (MATE), I decided to look elsewhere for a light-weight IDE.
My initial impressions of geany are:
- It runs with about half the RAM of gedit2 on my box.
- The code seems easier to get in to.
- It seems to be heading the direction I like and has the look and
feel I want. 4. Looks like any feature I miss from gedit I could contribute myself or write a plugin.
So here is my attempt to get involved:
I've attached a patch that adds /Backspace/ to the keyboard events for the file browser so you can go up a directory quicker. It's something I noticed gedit had and I hope others may find it more convenient than previous Alt+Up key combination (which still is there, this is just in addition).
Yes, backspace is very convinient to go up one folder.
However, it already does that for me even without the patch (if the filename entry is hidden, via ctrl+l). And it does that in all applications. I was under the impression that this was handled entirely within gtk filechooser.
Best regards