I was having this trouble today and found one potential solution is to use an external command for printing. Go to `Edit > Preferences > Printing` to enable it. This is the command I use:
`lpr -P Brother_PJ-723 -o media=Letter -o cpi=12 -o lpi=7 %f`
See [lpr](http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/lpr.1.html) for more info on how to use it.
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@techee would you be opposed to this if I were to make a pull request? I remember you said before you never implemented it because you wanted to keep the plugin simple [citation needed], but if I were able to make a simple enough patch that used GFileMonitor to watch the top directory, would be OK with it?
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* Fix several issues in the Scope plugin translation setup that led to a few strings not being extracted, and several translations not to be used.
* Yes, this "adds" new strings (column titles), but they were already there, just not translatable at all.
* Update the French translation after these fixes.
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https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/693
-- Commit Summary --
* scope: Fix translation of several strings
* scope: Add a missing initializer
* Update of the French translation
-- File Changes --
M po/fr.po (624)
M scope/data/scope.glade (56)
M scope/src/break.c (4)
M scope/src/debug.c (4)
M scope/src/inspect.c (4)
M scope/src/memory.c (4)
M scope/src/menu.c (4)
M scope/src/parse.c (4)
M scope/src/plugme.c (4)
M scope/src/prefs.c (4)
M scope/src/program.c (4)
M scope/src/scope.c (4)
M scope/src/thread.c (4)
M scope/src/utils.c (4)
M scope/src/views.c (4)
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I am trying to use the addon "geanyminiscript" to edit selected text.
It's simple enough to run the addon, but I can't find any examples for how to get the filter input in my script. For example, in the dialog box, I can select "selection" as the filter input. How do I access this text from within my script? It would be nice to see some examples.
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Project -> Properties -> Project Organizer dialog has number of project properties: Source patterns, Header patterns, Ignored file patterns, Ignored directory patterns.
Menu -> Project -> Find in Project Files (it is a tool provided by Project Organizer) does not respect project settings mentioned above and searches all files in project directory, including ignored files and files in ignored directories.
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OS: Arch Linux x86_64
Kernel: 4.15.1-2-ARCH
Geany version: 1.32 ("built on or after 2018-01-29")
CPU: Intel i5-8600K (6 cores, each 3.6GHz)
DE: Xfce
I have [a pretty big JSON file](https://github.com/geany/geany/files/1713744/json-file.txt) on my computer and I formatted it with terminal colours (see here for what I mean with terminal colors [link](https://misc.flogisoft.com/bash/tip_colors_and_formatting#colors2)). I can display that file on my terminal with colors without problems, but when I open it with geany, it immediately crashes with a "Segmentation fault (core dumped)".
I experimented a little bit, trying to pinpoint the exact problem with that file and I noticed a few things:
- That error occurs only when the filetype is set to JSON
- The file has to be saved for the error to occur. (It cannot be copy-pasted into a new "untitled" document, nothing happens then)
- It IS possible to delete parts of the file so that the weird behavior stays, but there is not one specific line that causes the problem. If I remember correctly, the error goes away when I delete from the start until the ~16000th line or when I delete from the ~40000th line until the end of the file (Line numbers may vary by ~1000 lines plus or minus). There could be more areas of that sort in between those two though.
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