Hi, We've just merged the document-pointer branch which removes all use of document array indexes being passed to functions and signal callbacks. Now a GeanyDocument* is used instead.

Normally you only need to check this against NULL, e.g. anytime you check the result of a function call such as p_document->get_current().

If you're storing a document pointer over time and the user may have closed that document, you can use the new DOC_VALID macro to check it's still open. You shouldn't need this macro elsewhere - e.g. when iterating over documents_array, just check documents[i]->is_valid to see if it corresponds to an open document.

There is a new field GeanyDocument::index if you need to know where the document is in the documents array, but this shouldn't really be needed.

DOC_IDX_VALID is now deprecated, as is a macro DOC_IDX which converts a document pointer to an index in the documents array. It is better not to use these and convert your code without them.

Some of the document functions have been renamed for clarity.

For details, check the updated API docs, and/or see: http://geany.svn.sourceforge.net/geany/?rev=2705&view=rev

Regards, Nick