cli arguments are not outputed to terminal if there are more than 3 arguments or they are long enough (5 or more symbols)
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Project Organizer lets users close files, while retaining them in the project Unfortunately Geany disables Build menu in that case, even though "Independent commands" of the project may make sense Eg I set "gitk --all" and "git gui" here, as I do not know where else to put them and GeanyVC plugin is not advanced enough for me
It may not be a Project Organizer bug, just somewhat inconsistent behavior with Geany Probably I should add these commands somewhere else, if only I knew where After all, these are not "Build" commands Still, real build commands are not available when closing each file
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The following one-liner does exactly what it looks like:
This is a `hello-world` example.
And so do these two lines, as the linebreak isn't too special in plain Markdown:
This is a
`hello-world` example.
However, geany/scintilla/ctags/whatever doesn't recognize the backtick correctly if it happens to be at the start of a line, and wasn't at the start of the line before(?).
Steps to reproduce:
- Open Geany, open a new tab
- Write ``This is a `hello-world` example.`` in a line
- Put the cursor right after the word `a`
- Hit enter. The new line should start with a space, then a backtick
- Press "delete" on your keyboard
Actual behavior: The `hello-world` is no longer shown in the correct color (blue-ish in my case), but as normal text (black in my case; I should still have default syntax colors).
Expected behavior: The `hello-world` should still be in the correct collor, as it is still a valid markup for inline-code.
Note that something fishy is going on, because if you add a newline before the paragraph, then it apparently get's re-parsed correctly, fixing the display.
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@eht16 I didn't ignore your change. However, I added var to the directories added to the bundle so it's moved out of the temp directory. I didn't notice .BUILDINFO yet, sorry.
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(A) With auto-close quotes on, when I use a vertical selection to insert a
"string" on three lines simultaneously (middle block), typing the "
auto closes on the last line and removes the vertical selection bar
allowing me to complete the rest of the string on the last line only
(B) With auto-close quotes off, the behaviour is radically different (end block): the
vertical selection bar says in place and I can enter the new string on all the lines
Please consider making (A) behave in the same way as the much more useful (B)
<b>Thanks!</b>
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I didn't test the new script yet but will do in the next few days. I'm excited.
@kugel- any reason why you ignored my changes without any comment?
Also, I wonder whether you have also a left .BUILDINFO file from glib2 laying around? On my system this file is left-over after INSTALL .MTREE .PKGINFO have been deleted.
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> Why does it crash though? This sounds more like a bug in MSYS/Pacman.
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Some gsettings schema is missing which created by the post_install
command. It works after running the post_install step. Pretty sure gtk
is buggy here. But even if it wouldn't crash, I expect gtk or other
libraries need the post_install step in order to work as expected.
> Are you sure |pactree -u| does not output the list in the right (or
> just reversed) order for running |post_install|s?
Yes, pretty sure
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> One effect of an incomplete bundle is easily visible: gtk's file open dialog outright crashes
Why does it crash though? This sounds more like a bug in MSYS/Pacman.
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