After I've set all 3 available font size settings to size 20, the UI looks like on this screenshot:
<img width="824" alt="screen shot 2017-12-08 at 22 22 11" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1442206/33783771-c46c3036-dc66-11…">
Areas marked with green rectangles still have small text.
It would be a lot better if all text could be enlarged.
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Instead of showing the tabs it would be more convenient if a mouseover (without clicking) opens a cascade menu with the symbols, documents, plugin tabs, etc...
It would be a much faster and practical solution with just one click opens the desired tab.
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Geany v1.32 fails to run on WinXP SP3 giving message
Versions 1.31 and earlier run all right as well as v1.32 on Win7+
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I'm running Geany 1.31 on Fedora 27 (GNOME 3.26) and I've installed the Tree Browser plugin. When I try to move into a folder, I double-click on it to open the folder (I set that in the preferences). When I do that, it seems to open every file in my current folder first. When I was using Geany on Fedora 26 it didn't have this behavior.
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 and I've installed the Tree Browser plugin. When I try to move into a folder, I double-click on it to open the folder (I set that in the preferences). When I do that, it seems to open every file in my current folder first. When I was using Geany on Fedora 26 it didn't have this behavior.
I'm attaching a screencast (unfortunately in gif form) to show what's going on.
![screencast from 12-13-2017 09_45_48 am](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/101376/33944771-12ed092e-dfeb…
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It seems like the translation of the word "reflow" is confused with the word "reformat" in at least the `es` and `de` translations:
#### es.po
```
msgid "_Reflow Lines/Block"
msgstr "_Reestructurar líneas/bloque"
```
#### de.po
```
msgid "_Reflow Lines/Block"
msgstr "_Neuformatieren der Zeile/des Abschnitts"
```
Google translator suggests "reflujo" for Spanish and has no suggestion for German. As I speak neither of these languages, I cannot offer a better word.
Could lead to confusion such in #1638 where the user expects it to do code formatting.
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It can't be called problem that is totally on the Geany side, because something is definitely wrong with the file, but still, less and cat can read it and micro can read and edit it. Geany at first can't open the file at all.
One of the things that are wrong is that the file does not end with a newline, but usually that is not a problem for Geany, something else is the matter, but I don't know what. When I add a newline in the end with micro, Geany is able to open the file but the contents are mojibake (actually it should be ASCII). If I then use File -> Reload as, and choose UTF-8 or Without encoding, Geany displays the content correctly, but only down to the 909th line, then the file is cut off, while actually it consists of 1264 lines + the end newline.
[Haldar's Mods Pack.txt](https://github.com/geany/geany/files/1528331/Haldar.s.Mods.Pack.t…
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A convenient Vala syntax sugar is like this:
```vala
class TheNameSpace.ASubNameSpace.SomeKindOfThing
{
// ...
}
```
It's equivalent to:
```vala
namespace TheNameSpace {
namespace ASubNameSpace {
class SomeKindOfThing {
// ...
}
}
}
```
But this seems to break type name highlighting. Presumably it's a bug in the ctags/tagmanager parsing.
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Suggest adding these to the list of css3 properties. Specifically:
grid grid-area grid-auto-columns grid-auto-flow grid-auto-rows grid-column grid-column-end grid-column-gap grid-column-start grid-gap grid-row grid-row-end grid-row-gap grid-row-start grid-template grid-template-areas grid-template-columns grid-template-rows
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