Hi,
I'm currently having the following error message on Windows when trying to use Geany for a python script:
>
> '\\foo.com\01-DEV\TOTO'
> CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory.
> UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows directory.
> '\\foo.com\01-DEV\TOTO'
> CMD does not support UNC paths as current directories.
> C:\Users\rsentiesmartinelli\Documents\Anaconda2\python.exe: can't open file 'launch.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
>
>
> ------------------
> (program exited with code: 2)
>
> Press any key to continue . . .
Is there anyway to fix that? I love Geany on GNU/Linux and it would be great to be able of using it on Windows.
Thanks,
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Latest nightly (10-19-2018) from `https://nightly.geany.org/win32/`
Installed with the instructions on that page of:
````
Usage:
Just extract this zip archive into your regular Geany installation
directory and start Geany. The About dialog should mention the
revision number in the header which was used when creating these files.
````
I receive this error, and Geany refuses to launch:
![snag_10-19-2018_17-10-32](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9301483/47246168-e3f41680-d3eb-11e8-9246-0769b43a7ea8.png)
Prior to extracting today's nightly zip over the 1.31 install as instructed, Geany 1.31 opened fine and if I uninstall, remove the entire Geany folder, and reinstall 1.31, returns to opening fine. Only with the new binaries overlaid does it refuse to even launch.
I know nightlies are "unsupported" but thought it was worth opening an issue if one won't even open. :)
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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE restrict popup dialogs to the active display/screen where the main editor window is located...Far too often I lost the search dialog when I reconfigure my system from twinview back to a single monitor display. This is a PITA to work around!
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This PR adds GTK3 support to the scope plugin, but still keeps GTK2 support (in contrast to PR #697).
Some compatibility code (macros) were put in the common utils lib so that other plugins can use it on porting to GTK3. So this PR includes changes on scope AND utils.
@frlan: don't merge this - it's work in progress.
But this is **NOT working** yet. **I need help** with the build system:
How can I make scope do the following:
If build against GTK2 use libvte0.17 or newer, e.g. like this:
```
GP_CHECK_PLUGIN_DEPS([scope], [VTE],
[vte >= 0.17])
```
If build against GTK3 use libvte2.91 or newer, e.g. like this:
```
GP_CHECK_PLUGIN_DEPS([scope], [VTE],
[vte-2.91])
```
Thanks for any help in advance.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/750
-- Commit Summary --
* scope: added GTK3 support (keeping GTK2 support)
-- File Changes --
M build/scope.m4 (1)
M scope/src/Makefile.am (6)
M scope/src/conterm.c (35)
M scope/src/plugme.c (4)
M scope/src/prefs.c (6)
M scope/src/prefs.h (6)
M scope/src/scope.c (4)
M scope/src/utils.c (11)
M utils/src/Makefile.am (9)
A utils/src/gp_gtkcompat.h (57)
A utils/src/gp_vtecompat.c (47)
A utils/src/gp_vtecompat.h (60)
-- Patch Links --
https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/750.patchhttps://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/750.diff
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Version: 1.33 "built on or after 2018-02-28"
A highlighter can be chosen manually of course, but upon opening html files, Geany correctly chooses the HTML highlighter, but with HTM files, it does not.
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Feature Request:
You can close Messages Window.
But on Linux you can set its height to 0 also
(dragging window top frame border with mouse down to lower bar of screen).
Then the Message window is active, but you can't see its contents.
e.g. when starting Find in Files, you get some search results, but you can't see and this is irritating.
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```js
log.info(`Listening at ${ansi.cyan(`http://localhost:${port}/app`)}`);
```
This snippet may be odd but it is valid JavaScript. Having a template literal inside the `${}` of another template literal is valid. geany 1.33 is interpreting the backtick after `ansi.cyan(` as the end of the first template literal. Unfortunately this also causes the `//` in the URL to be interpreted as a Javascript comment so code folding is incorrect (the closing parenthesis is not seen).
For this specific issue I've just modified my code so `Listening at ` is a separate string so the call to ansi.cyan is not inside any template. In other cases such as [lit-html templates](https://polymer.github.io/lit-html/guide/writing-templates#loops-with-arraymap) nested template literals will be unavoidable.
I'm not sure if this is a scintilla bug and even if it is I see that scintilla has been updated since the release of geany 1.33 so I figure this is the correct place to start.
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On Debian 8 (amd64)
libgtk-2.24.25-3
libglib-2.42.1-1
I have a .c file opened in geany. I click on the `debug` tab in the lower left corner. Over on the right, I click the arrow to run. Geany crashes.
I set a breakpoint in the file. Do everything mentioned above. Geany crashes.
Both geany and the plugin were installed from the Debian 8 repo.
Should I build geany and the plugin from source? Install from backports? Any suggestions how I might get the debugger working?
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