The question of how new files don't have +x using "save as" and do have +x might be answered with the following observation.
- Create a new file File->New, then, File->Save, then, check the attribute: No +x on the new file - Create a new file File->New, then, File->Save As, then, check the attribute: No +x on the new file
I'm using the Tree Browser plugin, so... - Create a new file by right mouse click on the directory in the tree browser and enter the name of the new file directly into the text field in the list. Hit enter to finish and create the file. Check the attribute and it has +x on the new file.
I wonder if this is worthy of filing an issue report for the tree browser plugin.
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 4:49 AM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 4 April 2012 19:42, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 4 April 2012 18:52, worthspending worthspending@gmail.com wrote:
Ya know, I really don't even want to ask as I don't want to be a pest,
but,
I haven't found a good example of setting the umask prior to launching geany. I would like to set the umask and have it tied to geany only.
I
run a lot of unattended processes, so, the line of thinking is if I make some type of global change I could introduce a problem to another
program.
I can confirm that the "save as" feature works as described in this
thread.
No +x attribute on the saved file.
Hi,
In relation to your question, just do:
umask 666; geany
Ahhh, make that
umask 111; geany
because umask is the bits you *don't* want, allways got that wrong.
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