If possible, I'd like for geany to use an inotify hook (where available) to detect delete/rename of open files in real-time.
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It would be useful for me if output from Custom Command was inserted in cursor's place. Now it's impossible. If you wasn't select any text, output [replaces the whole line](http://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#sending-text-through-c….
So my request is: please solve this some way. Maybe add an option in Settings that switchs between different behaviors of Custom Commands I/O. Or make a plugin for that. I don't know what way is better.
See #1035 for the detailed context.
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Using the find or replace dialog the font color of the text entered into the 'search for' field changes to white when nothing is found. The text is still there but only readable when selected.
However, the original color for the font returns when running a new search that does yield results.
Geany 1.28, de_DE.UTF-8, GTK 2.24.31, GLib 2.50.1
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Dear Sir/Madam,
I was programming in C using Geany Text Editor on a Unix device today and found an issue you might find interesting to resolve.
During the C program, the fork() command was used to create a parent and a child process. With the intent to explore the capabilities of the Unix operating system to handle defunct processes (a.k.a. zombie processes), a zombie process was created. Using bash and the “ps” command to view all the processes running on the system, it was notable that two processes related to Geany were found, namely “Geany” and “Geany (defunct)”.
Following the zombie process that was created, bash was used to try and eliminate the defunct process. With many attempts and the use of different Unix commands, the defunct process could not be eliminated. However, eliminating the “Geany” process could eliminate the “Geany (defunct)” process as well.
Whenever Geany was opened from the Unix terminal, the defunct process immediately reappeared on the system. By default, rebooting/shutting down the system eliminates all zombie processes. This approach was introduced in my case, but as soon as I tried to open my .c file using Geany from the terminal, the defunct process also reappeared.
For more details about the system I am running, please find the details below:
Geany Version: geany 0.21
GTK Version: 2.24.10
OS: Linux version 3.2.0-31-generic x86_64
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Kind Regards,
Samer Makadicy
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Steps to reproduce:
* Make sure Autosave on lost focus is enabled
* Open a Geany, and open a file
* Remove said file, while Geany is still open (e.g. do a git checkout)
* Go back to Geany, and try to resume work on other files; or just try to close that file: Geany will ask whether you want to save the file, or not.
Expected result:
* After clicking "Don't save" the file will be closed.
Actual result:
* Geany keeps asking about whether you want to save the file.
* Eventually a "The file on disk may now be truncated!" message will keep popping up.
Geany version: 1.27
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I typed somthing in geany. Then I resized the window, the content disappeard!. However, they show up again after I maximizing the window. It's Geany 1.23.1 in Ubuntu 14.04.
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Testcases:
* `'word'` all underlined
* `"word"` not underlined
* `'very long phrase'` `'very` and `long'` are underlined
This was probably introduced in #322 .
The spellchecker ought to strip the quotes before checking, otherwise using it in python is a huge pain.
I understand it's difficult to strip quotes, though, because it's not obvious what is a string boundary.
E.g. latex and python users would have completely different expectations.
Maybe a configurable option of "additional splitting chars"?
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