In the Build Commands dialog there are additional commands under `Conf commands`, `Independent commands` and `Execute commands` that are not available to setup in Preferences|Keybindings. It would be very useful to be able to set keybindings for these. Further to this the command names in Build commands can be modified but this is not reflected in Keybindings preferences.
Just a quick thought too; a button linking to the keybindings prefecences would be a helpful addition to the Build commands dialog.
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I switched today from Geany 125 to 126 With the new version (running on Windows 7 64bit), I have (reproducibly) a strange problem with one file (its name is `irbrc`) which I had created with 125: When I want to save the file, an error popup occurs (see screenshot) which gives a "permission denied" message Moreover, this popup can not be clicked away (more precisely, when I click on OK, the popup seems to disappear for a fraction of a second, only to reappear again) I think, this behaviour of the popup window is clearly an error, because it is a modal dialogue, and I have to kill Geany with the task manager in order to continue my work It could be that Geany, after I clicked OK, tries again to fulfil the *Save* request, and finds - for whatever reason - the file still write-protected and brings up the same dialogue again
BTW, I don't think that this is *really* a permission issue, even though the message says so, because I can happily edit this file with other text editors I don't know why this file is special It is neither the name nor the content - I can use "save as" to save the file into a different directory
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When writing LaTeX, symbols in the Symbols list are grouped by type (Environment, Section, Paragraph, Chapter, ...), so it is not immediate to understand the structure of the document.
It would be nice if the Symbols list could have a third sorting mode (besided "by Name" and "by Appearance") that makes the Symbol list like a Table of Contents.
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When editing a document in (soft) Line wrapping mode (the document line that is longer than the screen width is spread over multiple display lines while keeping the same line number), the End key takes you to the end of the document line. This is understandable, but it keeps being unexpected while editing in the middle of a document line...
My proposal is just to change the defaults:
End = "go to the end of the display line", Alt-End = "go to the end of the document line", Home = "go to the beginning of the display line", and Alt-Home = "go to the beginning of the document line"
When not in Line Wrapping mode, it still works the same, but when in Line Wrapping mode, it's more intuitive.
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I was using [`git-new-workdir`](http://nuclearsquid.com/writings/git-new-workdir/) and recently switched to using the newer form [`git worktree`](https://github.com/blog/2042-git-2-5-including-multiple-worktree… however found this stops the plugin working.
The reason appears to be that instead of a `.git` directory in the 'worktee directory' there is a `.git` file that contains a reference to the original directory. e.g. `gitdir: /home/ubuntu/origdir.git/.git/worktrees/newdir.git`.
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This is a tracking bug where we are with universal-ctags syncing regarding individual parsers. After https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1160 gets in, the work on merging the parsers can start.
If someone wants to merge some of the parsers, it would be best to drop a line here so people don't do the same work in parallel.
Below is the state of individual parsers -> shows the general direction of from where to where the changes should be brought. <-> means changes will probably be necessary in both Geany and uctags parsers.
**basically merged**
- [ ] asm
- [ ] cobol
- [ ] css
- [ ] erlang
- [ ] json
- [ ] objc
**waiting for varType in uctags**, see https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/issues/862 (simple to merge)
- [ ] go (Geany->uctags)
- [ ] rust (Geany->uctags)
**normal diffs**
- [ ] basic (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] diff (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] fortran (uctags<->Geany)
- [ ] html (Geany->uctags)
- [ ] jscript (uctags<->Geany)
- [ ] lua (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] make (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] pascal (Geany->uctags)
- [ ] perl (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] php (uctags<->Geany)
- [ ] ruby (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] sql (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] tcl (Geany->uctags)
**big diffs**
- [ ] python (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] r (uctags<->Geany)
- [ ] sh (uctags->Geany)
- [ ] verilog (uctags->Geany)
**unmergable diffs**
- [ ] latex (uctags) vs tex (Geany) - different parsers - haven't checked what they do and if they should be treated as a parser of a single language or not
- [ ] matlab (we have regex-based parser, uctags has hand-written one - we should probably grab the uctags one)
- [ ] VHDL (different parsers from different people - uctags parser contains more LOCs so it's probably better :-)
- [ ] c.c (meh)
**extra parsers in Geany**
abaqus, abc, actionscript, asciidoc, conf, docbook, haskell, haxe, markdown, nsis, powershell, rest, txt2tags
**extra parsers in uctags**
ada, ant, asp, awk, beta, clojure, dbusintrospect, dosbatch, dts, eiffel, falcon, flex, glade, jprop, lisp, maven2, myrddin, ocaml, perl6, plist, protobuf, relaxng, rex, rpmspec, rst, scheme, slang, sml, svg, ttcn, vim, windres, xslt, yacc
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Unfortunately Gtk3 dropped the support for flipping through notebook pages for 'usability reasons' without making it available again with some kind of options. So applications like gnome-terminal started to re-implement this feature.
For maintaining feature parity with the Gtk2 backend, geany should re-implement scrolling through notebook pages as well.
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20:49:15: Geany INFO : Geany 1.27 (git >= ad354b7), en_AU.UTF-8
20:49:15: Geany INFO : GTK 3.10.8, GLib 2.40.2
Ignore the commit, Geany Git is actually 27628c0 (I thought we fixed needing to re-configure to get the git version?)
After using Geany for a while sometimes when switching tabs only the line with the flashing caret displays the new file, then after a while some more displays etc.
If I move the cursor into the edit widget it all updates.
Its like Scintilla is not getting the correct triggers to cause full update.
This doesn't happen with all tabs, but the ones edited most.
@b4n any suggestions where to look?
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Geany is an excellent tool but gdb support unfortunately does not support cross-debugging, which is a rapidly growing need. I certainly don't want to be forced to use some ugly mastodent like eclipse just for that.
This patch is very short, so it seems that there is little functionality missing to achieve this. Would it be possible to integrate something like this into geany-plugins?
http://faumarz.blogspot.fr/2014/03/gdb-and-geany-ide-remote-cross-debugging…
Thanks.
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In Geany the name `instance` is highlighted as a type
```C++
class c {
int i;
public:
c( int j ):i(j){}
int f(){ return i; }
} instance{1};
c another{1};
```
Note github has it correct.
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