Hi,
my name is Attila from Hungary. My profession is electronic mechancian, but my job is C/C++ developer nowadays. You can look at my LinkedIn profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/attila-v%C3%A9ghelyi-31597551/, and you can visit my home page too: http://veghelyiattila.hu
I'd like to add a new feature to geany, because it's very lack for me. This is the 'Reaload all', which is very usefull i.e. when I change the git branch in the background terminal (and many files are open).
The code is almost ready (there is no code, which is totally ready :) ), I must try it on Windows for example.
sincerely yours,
Attila
On 2017-04-17 06:20 AM, Attila wrote:
Hi,
my name is Attila from Hungary. My profession is electronic mechancian, but my job is C/C++ developer nowadays. You can look at my LinkedIn profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/attila-v%C3%A9ghelyi-31597551/, and you can visit my home page too: http://veghelyiattila.hu
I'd like to add a new feature to geany, because it's very lack for me. This is the 'Reaload all', which is very usefull i.e. when I change the git branch in the background terminal (and many files are open).
The code is almost ready (there is no code, which is totally ready :) ), I must try it on Windows for example.
Hi Attila,
Welcome. I think this would be a useful feature, at least myself I have also wanted this many times also, whether for Git as you said or because of also using QtCreator at the same time as Geany (it has a fantastic graphical debugger).
When your change is ready, please make a pull request on Github. It's unlikely to be controversial and has a good chance of being merged if it's done well.
Please see also the issue below as it relates to, and may obviate or at least minimize the need for 'Reload All' for our use case:
https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1246
Regards, Matthew Brush
Hi Matthew,
thank you for the information you sent. I've not read that issue before. My solution for 'Reload all' is completely different. I put a new toolbar button and a menu bar into the file menu with 'Alt+R' keybinding. It behaves like the 'Reload', but the new function does it on all opened file.
cheers Attila