Anybody mind if I add `*.s` and `*.S` to `filetype_extensions.conf` for `ASM`? It's the extension commonly used by/for GCC/GAS.
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When I search for some text, I can use the "find" window (`ctrl+f`). In this window I have the "mark" button which can highlight the searched phrase. Sometimes I want to replace some text, and this can be easily done via the "replace" window (`ctrl+h`). In the second case, there's no "mark" button. Often I want to know where exactly the phrase that is going to be replaced appears in the text. In such cases I have to call the "find" window first, mark the text, and then switch to the "replace" window and replace the text. Could you add the "mark" button to the "replace" window?
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An inconvenience:
1. Configure some keybindings for Next Message, Switch to Messages, and Switch to Editor.
2. Do something (e.g. find in files) to populate the messages pane.
3. Press the Next Message key. The next message is selected (highlighted).
4. Press the Switch to Messages key, then press the Switch to Editor key.
5. Press the Next Message key again. The next message is again selected.
6. Press the Switch to Messages key again. You will see that the GTK+ keyboard focus is not on the currently selected (highlighted) message, but rather still on the message that was selected back in step 3.
Here’s a screenshot (notice how the selected message is not the same as the one with the focus box around it):
Why is this a problem? — Because if I switch to the messages pane and use the up/down keys to navigate around the list (e.g. when I want to skip a bunch of messages), navigation starts from the focus, not from the selection. In effect, I am thrown back to some previous point and have to find the “current” message on my own.
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Hello,
I'm working with CSV files currently. Mostly 10000+ rows.
geany 1.27 (kompiliert am 2016-04-17 mit GTK 2.24.30, GLib 2.48.0)
cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=16.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=xenial
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 16.04 LTS"
Kubuntu
So I open my csv with several MB and then want to delete rows.
I mark them from the very last row to for instance row 1000, I press backspace or del and Geany disappears right away - probably somehow exited/crashed.
Just now I even saw that it removed the file from the harddrive that I was working on.
It's working fine with smaller files and a few lines.
But if files get bigger, Geany can't handle them - everytime I do this in my environment.
Hope someone can help.
Thanks
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I believe formerly in 121 or around there, editing of files was allowed Im not sure what happened, but this seems to be the case no longer Pluma, does this operation just fine, as does libre office, and some other file editors When I try to explicitly run geany to open a file across the network, geany will open but the file will not The types of connections
Here it is working in pluma, which is what I would like to see fixed in geany Pluma is a fine text editor, but I like Geany far more
are for me, ssh, and sftp
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Environment is geany 1.27 on 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04
Confusion results when script.sh contains multi-line statements with some intervening lines commented out with #. Sample:
`statement start \`
`# statement continue \`
`statement final`
The 2nd and 3rd line both display in red.
Deleting the **\** on line 2 gives shows it red and line 3 black. I believe that's the correct result.
My intent is to activate / deactivate the 2nd line by removing / inserting the leading **#**
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With geany 1241 Pretty much any file, even if it has a maximum line length of 80 characters - the horizontal scroll bar is about 300 characters wide, so it's hard to tell if there's a very long line in the file without actually examining each line
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It allows user to record some keystrokes combination and replay it, for example change something minor in five places. That simple feature was in the wishlist for plugins, I've implemented it in the most simple way.
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-- Commit Summary --
* Added folder keyrecord
-- File Changes --
A keyrecord/AUTHORS (1)
A keyrecord/COPYING (339)
A keyrecord/ChangeLog (0)
A keyrecord/ChangeLog~ (10)
A keyrecord/Makefile.am (4)
A keyrecord/NEWS (0)
A keyrecord/README (33)
A keyrecord/README~ (56)
A keyrecord/src/Makefile.am (10)
A keyrecord/src/keyrecord.c (228)
-- Patch Links --
https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/460.patchhttps://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/460.diff
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