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.
New file with name "newfile" creates immediately. It is problem.
I have to press a lot of buttons, simply create a new file. It is very hinders the work.
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As discussed in various discussions in the past, e.g. #679 and #524, we finally remove Waf build system support from Geany, mainly to reduce the build system maintenance overhead.
Steps to do:
- [ ] Remove code references in GIT master, including manual
- [ ] Remove website references
- [ ] Remove wiki references
More?
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I am using the latest stable release v1.27.
Actually if the custom command set output anything to stderr the text replacement is completely aborted.
I have various tools that outputs debug messages to stderr and they cannot be used with Geany this way.
As a temporary workaround, i've made a little helper script that just redirects stderr:
```
"$@" 2> /dev/null
exit 0
```
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This is feature enhacement issue to differentiate code segments written in C/C++, when they are turned off by preprocessing directive such as `#if`, `#ifdef`, `#ifndef`, etc. An example may look like:
```
#if 0 /* code temporally turned off */
int Values[] {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11};
size_t Counter = std::end(Values) - std::begin(Values);
int n = 5; /* number of items per column to display */
for (int k = 0; k < Counter; k++)
cout << Values[k] << " " << (((k+1) % n) ? ' ' : '\n');
#endif
```
This feature is already supported by Vim, Visual C++, Clion and Gedit, Pluma, among others. thus I think it is worth to implement. I particularly like the VC++ 2015's behavior, which is to use the same colors as normal, but with lower contrast (i.e. they are faded).
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```
###!!! [Parent][OnMaybeDequeueOne] Error: Channel closing: too late to send/recv, messages will be lost
```
Geany Git 5d8e291c, GTK 3.18.9 Glib 2.48.1 Plugins addons and splitwindow.
No document was open. Not repeatable so message was probably from something done before shutdown, but not noticed until later.
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I don't think it makes any sense for the dirname comparison to consider them equal while the actual path wouldn't have the same dirname (so, prefix). But whatever, this indeed kinda was only an unnecessary optimization.
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Here I used `cmp = compare_docs_by_filename(&doc_a, &doc_b);` instead.
I think it's still better to not skip getting the basename of the file's path, since `get_doc_path()` might return similar `dirname`'s for files opened with `~` argument and `/home/user`, and comparing the two alike pathnames having different actual `dirname`'s would make a different comparison result.
I'm not sure how `get_doc_folder` actually behaves, but it would better to just wrap it up anyway so that any changes that may happen in `get_doc_folder` in the future would not affect the compare functions.
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I built Geany with GTK3 and try under default theme of Ubuntu. Looking in the tab, I cannot see which one is active.
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