I have configured some build commands for my project:
In Commander, I can invoke independent commands (such as “Run tests”) and execute commands (such as “Run on test input”), but not filetype-specific commands (such as “Pylint”). It seems like Commander just doesn’t see their labels:
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A very useful feature I'm missing. You do something, then scroll somewhere to check something else and want to return to your original location, but can't find it easily. Currently it is solvable by setting a marker beforehand, but it's less convenient than automatic tracking and requires more actions and things to remember (don't forget to set the marker, don't forget to remove the marker) and doesn't allow you to move farther back than to the latest position.
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The same happens in the search window, and the window itself enlarges too. Font adjustment in the settings doesn't make a difference. Windows.
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For the line:
```
ME = $(abspath $(lastname ($MAKE_LIST)))
```
the outer parentheses don't highlight, irrespective of where the cursor is placed.
The same line in another filetype (say C++) the outer parentheses highlight with the cursor either side of the first `(` and after the last `)`
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Please provide a way to create new projects in existing folder rather than forcing users to code in a projects directory
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I do not see support for Go language. I can help in adding support for the same. Please let me know
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A version of pull request #1377 that uses the GTK theme instead of the geany colorschemes to customize the colors of the compiler output in the message window.
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-- Commit Summary --
* make message window themable
* added documentation for message window theme options
* Make compiler messages use GTK+ theme
-- File Changes --
M data/geany.css (11)
M data/geany.gtkrc (17)
M doc/geany.txt (27)
M src/msgwindow.c (53)
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https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1381.patchhttps://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1381.diff
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I have a file with 1.5 million rows. Geany 1.27 on Lubuntu (Ubuntu Xenial 16.04.1 LTS). Scrolling down with the down arrow key stops at line 1,118,483. I can go further down with page down or the scroll bar and reposition the cursor there, but the down arrow key stops again after a few lines down. No such behaviour in SciTe. Arrow up key keeps working fine all the time.
File stats (with wc):
1514885 (lines) 50686174 (chars).
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Adds four new styling options to customize the colors in the compiler tab to address issue #1376. When the values are not set by a colorscheme the previously hardcoded colors will be used.
A minor drawback is that the few lines in the compiler tab that were using the GTK default foreground color don't do that anymore and are by default black now (but also themable).
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-- Commit Summary --
* make message window themable
* added documentation for message window theme options
-- File Changes --
M doc/geany.txt (27)
M src/highlighting.c (28)
M src/highlighting.h (4)
M src/msgwindow.c (43)
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https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1377.patchhttps://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1377.diff
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Hi.
I think I've been experiencing for quite some time now.
I always have set the option of "Detect width from file", but Geany seems to always set my tab width as 2 (I have set 2 as width in chars of a single indent), no matter the width that is already in the file.
For instance, let's say I open a 8-width tabs file: Geany displays the indentations as two-width, but I expected them to be eight-width.
I'm talking about files with tab characters for indentation. No sure about files with whitespaces.
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