Geany 1.31, Windows 10
I'm learning python, set a folder on desktop and saved Geany file as hello_world.py.
Then I tried to execute [print ("hello world")], didn't work.
So I tried to edit "set build commands", and found I can NOT type in anything into the Command boxes next to Labels, nor paste anything. I can only delete the default commands. I cannot type into the working directory boxes either.
I tried reinstalling Geany for 3 times, same issue. Is this a bug or I'm not doing it right?
thanks.
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Find -> In Session
says 2 matches but when Next clicked says NOT FOUND
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If there are multiple lines in:
int func( int a,
int b)
{
}
, then if you click on the body of the function it will have "scope: unknown" at the bottom of the IDE instead of "scope: func"
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Geany 1.25, Ubuntu 15.10:
When printing 4 pages on a single page some text lines are missing.
Printing 2,6 and 9 pages on one looks OK, the problem comes with 4 and 16.
In the attached image, lines from 61 to 64 and 119 to 122 are missing.
It is not an error with line numbers but code is actually missing too.
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Even better would be for the screen position to remain the same, but I'm not sure Scintilla supports that.
My personal use-case is reloading test logs where I want the cursor to go to the previously failing test output so I can check I fixed it, but there are others as well.
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Lex Trotman wrote
> Yes **untitled.xxx (where xxx is the file extension)
> has to be in the first three lines and only the
> first occurrence is replaced**. *This has nothing to do
> with templates, its a new-file save feature, and it
> does not appear to be documented,* **can you raise an
> issue so its not forgotten.**
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11 nov 08:36 2015 Lex Trotman [Geany-Users] Geany templates
From: Lex Trotman <elextr@...>
Subject: Re: [Geany-Users] Geany templates
Newsgroups: gmane.editors.geany.general
Date: 2015-11-11 07:36:03 GMT
Richard H
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