If the user enters a custom comm and (for instance "sort") in the Command field in the Set Custom Command dialog, and fails to enter anything in the "Label" field, the dialog will ignore what the user entered and do nothing after the user clicks on the <OK> button.
This is very annoying, especially to a new user. There are a number of questions about this on stackoverflow web sites.
I recommend the following:
1. The Label field should NOT be blue after the user starts entering text in the Command field. It should turn white to indicate to the user that Geany is expecting input. Currently the field stays blue, which implies that it it not necessary to enter text in the Label field.
2. If the user enters a command in the Command field, but fails to enter anything in the Label field, Geany should give a warning if the user clicks on <OK>, and Geany should suggest a label name based on the Command.
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If the user enters a custom command (for instance "sort") in the Command field in the Set Custom Command dialog, and fails to enter anything in the "Label" field, the dialog will ignore what the user entered and do nothing after the user clicks on the <OK> button.
This is very annoying, especially to a new user. There are a number of questions about this on stackoverflow web sites.
I recommend the following:
1. The Label field should NOT be blue after the user starts entering text in the Command field. It should turn white to indicate to the user that Geany is expecting input. Currently the field stays blue, which implies that it it not necessary to enter text in the Label field.
2. If the user enters a command in the Command field, but fails to enter anything in the Label field, Geany should give a warning if the user clicks on <OK>, and Geany should suggest a label name based on the Command. For instance, if the user entered "sort" in the Command field, then Geany should suggest "sort" for the Label field
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platform: windows 7 x64
geany version: 1.27
issue: every time I delete(from end of string and backspace) the keyword "font" in a html document, geany will crash.
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Hello,
I'm wondering if I can compile geany for ubuntu touch. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
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I like the F8 shortcut which allow to save and check syntax with a local tool.
But I would like F8 to save the file even if nothing is defined to check the syntax.
Is it possible?
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Also described here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/geany/+bug/1572182
As I enabled use_atomic_file_saving, when the file is saved the executable bit is lost (and other special files attributes), the new file follows umask.
After removing use_atomic_file_saving to fix this problem, I remember why I needed it: because sometimes, instead of saving, geany tells me it couldn't save, so i have to press ok and save again and this time it works.
Can you copy file attributes from the old file to apply it to the new file with the atomic option please?
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Ran into that issue again, after it was gone for ages (had that with 1.22 or 1.21): The auto-completion data is not being updated properly (PHP).
Update time is set to the default 250 ms, but it looks like as if this is completely ignored, as the updates seem to happen rather random (neither does a simple file reload help, nor the classic close file + open again; also, the usual back-then-fix, saving the file and then waiting a bit, doesnt work, too).
And yes, I changed the update time, too. Didn't help. Same random update behaviour.
System Info:
Geany Version: 1.27 (self-compiled)
Geany Plugin Version: 1.27 (dito)
System: Linux Mint 17.3 aka Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS + XFCE 4.12 / Enablement Stack / x86_64
cu, w0lf.
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