Using the following snippets I am able to expand 𝝰 to **alpha** but unable to expand < to <> unless I add < to wordChars which was not needed for 𝝰 which seems inconsistent? I think it would be helpful if symbols could be expanded in situations like **a<** without requiring a leading space, perhaps if they were listed in a symbol: "expandTheseItemsWithOutALeadingSpace" ?
[Special]
brace_open=\n{\n\t
brace_close=}\n
block=\n{\n\t%cursor%\n}
block_cursor=\n{\n\t%cursor%\n}\n%cursor%
wordchars=_abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789#$%&:.
[Perl]
𝝰=alpha
<=<>
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Hello Geany Devs,
Feel free to close this issue if you feel that the time
investment or the functionality is not worth to be had
for the geany codebase.
Situation: I have just compiled geany successfully (again,
on a new computer actually).
I am not yet sure whether vte was found or not by geany.
I assume that it should work on my system; mate-terminal
starts fine and I can use it, and I think that mate-terminal
also makes use of vte.
Would it be possible to somewhere add some indicator as
to whether geany:
(a) has been compiled with VTE support or not
(b) whether libvte.so was found?
The reason I would like to have these two parts as indicator
whether everything worked fine, as far as geany is concerned.
I do not have a personal preference as to where the information
is stored. Perhaps a small mini-widget could be added that
displays this information, e. g. compile-time information
how geany was compiled. Vim has something similar on the
commandline, e. g. if you do "vim --version", you get a
lot of information such as a "Compilation:" setting that
tells you with which options vim was compiled.
As for whether libvte.so was found, perhaps a simple widget
in preferences could be used, in the "Terminal" subsection.
For example, if libvte.so (or vte.so, whatever the name was)
was not found, a simple mini-widget could be shown under
the Terminal subsection part, at Preferences, notifying
the user that vte is unavailable in some red colour, or
red colour of the widget's border.
I am not sure if this is actually worth to file an issue
request but as stated above, just feel free to close it
at any moment in time!
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edit->format->Toggle Line Commentation makes //// instead of // on c and vala files
edit->format->Comment Line(s) works fine.
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That's too bad, but somehow understandable that you don't use it, since it doesn't really help to navigate the code properly (doesn't matter if VSCode, KDevelop or other editors with similar Overview feature), since it just show you a miniature code on the right.
A nice feature on the other hand would be an "info scrollbar", which indicates the position of keywords and similar, just like Eclipse or Android Studio in example have it. But this for another issue thread maybe.
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I just made the Overview plugin because it was highly requested. There's many different Scintilla settings that would have to be duplicated to make it match 100%. As I don't personally use the plugin, I have no motivation to spend more time on it.
I would accept any pull requests that duplicate any/all of the Scintilla settings to the Overview though.
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I agree on that, which is especially annoying, because the overview scrolling stops working correctly, as the line number of the editor and the overview doesn't match anymore.
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When I search for some text, I can use the "find" window (`ctrl+f`). In this window I have the "mark" button which can highlight the searched phrase. Sometimes I want to replace some text, and this can be easily done via the "replace" window (`ctrl+h`). In the second case, there's no "mark" button. Often I want to know where exactly the phrase that is going to be replaced appears in the text. In such cases I have to call the "find" window first, mark the text, and then switch to the "replace" window and replace the text. Could you add the "mark" button to the "replace" window?
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Files with the extension ".cl" are OpenCL source files, they should be highlighted like C (C99) code.
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