I've written the following snippet to work with the description environment under LaTeX.
`description= \\begin{description}\n%ws%\\item %cursor%\n\\end{description}`
However, when I try to use it, it results in :
```
\begin
\item
\end
```
Which is not expected. Other snippets, like
`enumerate=\\begin{enumerate}\n%ws%\\item %cursor%\n\\end{enumerate}`
work very well.
This is Geany 1.29, under Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch).
Any idea ?
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I up graded to Windows 10 and my Geany was fine.
Now with a new computer and a full install of Windows 10, the execute button doesn't work with Geany 1.22 or 1.27
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Use utils_get_uri_file_prefix() as file URI prefix
utils_get_uri_file_prefix() gives "file:///" for Windows and
"file://" for all other platforms. So we don't need "g_path_skip_root()"
any longer.
Using "g_path_skip_root()" removed the drive letter from the URI which
worked only as long as the file to be opened was on drive C: (or
whatever drive Windows considers as the default). But since local file
URIs including the drive letter are supported on Windows, we should use
it, so opening files on other drives works as well.
Fixes #1018.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1667
-- Commit Summary --
* Use utility function to get a file URI prefix
* Use utils_get_uri_file_prefix() as file URI prefix
-- File Changes --
M src/build.c (5)
M src/utils.c (22)
M src/utils.h (1)
-- Patch Links --
https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1667.patchhttps://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1667.diff
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Hmmm. Actually the commit message was a little missleading. We decided to keep them out today, as there are having a couple of distros issues with Gtk2+Webkit due to dependencies. But in fact, during talk we used a version without this commit so I'm going to revert it anyway.
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