I'm a general long term Scite user (_no expert though_).
OS: **Linux!** (Mint) ... (_with very limited Linux skills_)
Geany looks nice, attractive and useful, but the way the Python(interpreter) output is displayed (terminal) is stopping me from actually using it. I guess I'm just to used to the Scite's output (display and feature wise).
1) Are there any option available that I could try to get the Python output in a more Scite-output-pane look?
2) Just in case. Might it even be possible, to 'somehow' use Scite itself for displaying the output?
(_both automatically, copy and pasting is of course out_)
(With a bit of tinkering I already made Geany to show Python code like its displayed in Scite, to make it more like I'm used to (to lessen the color culture shock so to speak (*joke*))
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When opening files, i want to be able to specify (before opening) the file should be in RO mode.
Just a "Always open files in read-only mode" check in Options will do.
Perfect for persons owning cats :-)
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I've updated the filetype-defintions for python via the Tools->Configuration Files->Filetype Configuration->Scripting Languages->fileytypes.python and added
> [indentation]
> width=4
> type=0
which should be also the default. But even after restarting Geany when opening a Python-file default indent is done via \t. (1.30.1 on 10.11.6)
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Not sure whether there might be issues with dependencies, but it would be really awesome if the bundle would contain the geniuspaste plugin.
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Hello
For example, If I open a geany project with 2 documents.
- I click on "document » fold all"
- I click on "project » close"
No if I reopen the same project, "fold" status are lost, I need to click again on "document » fold all".
Please, can you save fold status?
Thanks (Geany 1.26)
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I think these are useful to working with xml pair tags.
- Editor Menu option for jumping to matching tag
- Selecting to matching tag
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-- Commit Summary --
* Macro gtk3 compatibility [Needs testing]
* upstream compatibility
* Gtk3 support
* seems I wronged the merge upstream
* Windows installer: update file remove list
* Initialize loop variables to make cppcheck happy
* NEWS: Minor rewording and fix some typos
* Reword item about orphaned plugins
* Unify plugin name spelling
* Set release date for 1.31
* Post release version bump to 1.32
* Keybindings and Editor menu for jump to matching tag and select to matching tag
-- File Changes --
M pairtaghighlighter/src/pair_tag_highlighter.c (86)
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Using `ctrl+v d` will leave a blank line, cause it inconvenient to paste. It is slightly different from the same operation in vim. Hope it could be the same.
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At least under MacOS 10.11.6 running 1.29 the Help-button inside Tools->Plugin Manager is getting activated, but seem not to work.
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_Story/Problem:_
After working quite a while on some lengthly codes (+1000 lines per file) you surely don't want to miss these great code-foldings, unfortunately, the next time you start up Geany again, all code-folding done during coding are lost.
_Suggesting:_
One of the features which would really improve efficiency is that Geany actually **remembers all code-foldings made during coding**, even if the code file is closed and later opened again (it only has to be the same path). This could be made optional in the options.
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