OS: Arch Linux
version: 1.30.1 gtk3 from Arch's AUR
With GTK3 on Wayland, vertical scrolling is laggy. When scrolling slowly, its fine but as soon as I scroll faster (possibly one line per frame is the threshold) it starts lagging. It immediately comes to the correct position when I stop scrolling, and occasionally updates while I'm scrolling (about 1fps). Everything works if the window is smaller then half the screen (screen resolution is 2560x1600), but there is still high CPU usage while scrolling.
I encounter the problem on Sway and Gnome on Wayland, but there is no issue on XFCE4 with X11.
Based on the high CPU usage and dependence on window size, my guess is that it is CPU rendering and, if more scroll events have come in before it is done rendering, it renders the next frame and keeps going until it has caught up.
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As a result of discussions in #1233 comments.
Overview:
- Allows proxy plugins to register to pre-match "glob-style" patterns for subplugins.
- Allows passing `NULL` to register to probe all potential subplugin files (ie. pattern `*`).
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https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1236
-- Commit Summary --
* Change proxy plugins to match by filename suffix
* Change from suffix to Glob-style pattern matching
* Allow proxies to pass `NULL` for the `patterns` parameter
-- File Changes --
M src/plugindata.h (4)
M src/plugins.c (101)
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Besides ordinary text selection by using mouse cursor Geany also implements the awesome block select functionality when holding ctrl+alt which is very useful at times. However, there is one more selection mode I'd find useful which is called somewhere along the lines of "multi select". It would be an option to select multiple parts of text at once, accessible while holding down only the ctrl button for example (which currently does nothing). For a more clear explanation I'm also appending this mock-up image:
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I'm trying to work on multiple projects at the same time, and currently Geany makes this a little difficult.
If I specify the project file in the Geany call, e.g.
geany myproject.geany &
Geany will re-use the running process and force me to close the current project before loading the new one.
If I launch a blank geany process:
geany &
then I can run an arbitrary number of Geany instances, but I have to manually load the project via the Project->Open dialog.
Can you please remove the check to re-use the current running Geany instance, and close the current project? I can't imagine why anyone would want or need that, since a single Geany instance can't handle more than a single project at once.
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It appears to only search the left window.
Using Geany 1.31
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Hello Geany-Devs,
I compiled geany and geany-plugins from source some time ago.
I am using geany for .cpp files - together with the vte-plugin, it
replaced my old editor there. :D
I also assume that geany-plugins work too but ... I have no idea. :-)
Which brings me to the issue request here:
**- Would it be possible to somewhere display that geany-plugins
are available AND were found?**
This can be omitted if geany-plugins is not shown; or it can be
shown either way. You could even go fancy and offer a widget
to fetch and compile it - but that is outside the scope of my
issue request here. :D
I think it could be placed at the "About" widget, somewhere
below the authors or so, like "geany-plugins 1.31 installed
and found" or a String like this. The About widget shows
"Info", "Credits", "License" right now; or if you want to,
put it into a tab to the right side, such as calling this
"Misc"; or, if you think that this fits better, at the
preferences widget. To me it is less important where it is
but more that it would be available.
The reason why I would like to is that I'd like to have some
kind of notification that things tend to work; or that they
do not tend to work. Right now geany is a bit of a black box
to me. Anyway, feel free to close this issue request if you
think that it is not worthwhile to be had - I tried to make
the issue request here simple so that it would not be too
much work; I am not sure how much work it would be to determine
whether geany-plugins are available or not BUT I think that
somewhere in the geany code-base, some checks must already
exists for that... at the least on the availability of certain
directories I guess. This could suffice for any binary check
for gedit-plugins being available perhaps.
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