Haxe (*.hx) file highlight becomes broken starting from the place where conditional occurs
Btw it works if one adds a negation to the condition:
Actually it's quite an old bug. I think it was there always.
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Syntax highlighting fails in PHP files when a parameter is a string more than one line long. It happens since (at least) several versions ago. To repeat the bug:
Type or copy/paste a PHP file with a function parameter of type string, more than one line long, such as this:
```
<p>Paragraph 1</p>
<?php function("1
2", 'sql') ?>
<p>Paragraph 2</p>
```
Save it as "example.php" and the syntax highlighting will be correct.
Now modify the second line of the function (for example, to change the 2 to a 3 or to add some text or a few extra lines) and the paragraph 2 (and all the following ones if they existed) will be "highlighted" in green color as if they still were part of the parameter.
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Sometimes the text I'm searching for becomes invisible in the input field. I can see that it's there if I select it (press Ctrl+A); otherwise, I cannot see it.
Presumably, it's happening if geany cannot find the text entered.
My system is: Arch Linux; geany 1.28 (built against gtk2); gtk2 2.24.30; gtk3 3.20.6; glib 2.48.1; Cinnamon 3.0.5.
Could be the same issue as #1101 or a different one.
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I use Geany as the external editor for my file managers (Krusader, Double Commander etc.). One very common operation is to open a file in the edit, inspect it for a few seconds (scrolling around), then exit, ideally without keeping the file as an open tab, since it wasn't opened from Geany itself, but rather from the file manager, typically while checking out a large number of files (e.g. the source files of a project).
To do this, I currently have to press Ctrl+W, then Alt+F4 (or <Primary>+Q). It would be really nice if I could define Esc as a key binding for exiting Geany, if it's pressed in the main window. Is there a way to do that? (I tried Keybindings, but pressing Esc closes the dialog that records the shortcut).
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The "Start in:" field in the Geanly.lnk should be empty, it's currently set to the install dir and this prevents command-line invocations from opening relative-pathed file arguments correctly.
Also it would be useful for scripting/debug to have a mode where geany stays attached to the launch cmd console (`start "" /B /WAIT "C:\Program Files (x86)\Geany\bin\Geany.exe"` is a possible work-around)
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After last update, Geany 1.27
When i push "Create new file", there is no possibility to specify the file name. The file is opened immediately. To enter the file name, it is necessary to rename it.
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this check is bogus and should be removed
it breaks usage for example when CXX is set to ```arm-linux-musleabi -isystem /sysroot/foo```
```
$ which g++ -isystem foo
/bin/which: unrecognized option: i
BusyBox v1202 (2015-04-23 14:57:49 CEST) multi-call binary
Usage: which [COMMAND]
Locate a COMMAND
```
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