I'm in Windows 7, running Geany 1.29, which I downloaded from http://download.geany.org/geany-1.29_setup.exe . When I save a file, previous Windows permissions for that file are lost. It seems the permissions afterwards probably always just inherit from the directory the file is in.
This is annoying when using Cygwin and its git. Any file saved by Geany is seen as executable by Cygwin, and then git would commit that change. I know I could `git config core.fileMode false`, but I shouldn't need to. Both Notepad and Notepad++ preserved permissions.
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The following error should be triggered for Python scripts which start with `#!/usr/bin/env python3` as in Python 3 UTF-8 is assumed and encoding preamble is no longer obligatory.
File "*****.py", line 23
SyntaxError: Non-ASCII character '\x**' in file process.py on line **, but no encoding declared; see http://python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/ for details
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(program exited with code: 1)
Press return to continue
Reported for version `built on or after Sep 23 2016` or according to dpkg version `1.28-2` on Unutu Yakkety.
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Sometimes we don't want the sidebar on at all the times, thus it'd great if we can have a shortcut which can toggle it.
Ideally, I'd request that items in the menu bar have a shortcut. (line wrapping, going to next tab).
I searched through the keyboard shortcuts but couldn't find it. If they are indeed present, it'd be great to display them in the menu bar itself, it is immensely helpful.
Thank you!
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How to use Geany?
Download and install the following:
geany-1.28_setup.ehe
fpc-3.0.0.i386-win32.cross.x86_64-win64.ehe
and I tried to compile
program untitled;
uses crt;
var i: byte;
BEGIN
writeln ( 'Hello, World!');
END.
In the tab following status messages:
12:59:30: It Geany 1.28.
12:59:30: A new file "without a name".
13:00:00: The file is closed without a name.
13:00:00: A new file "without imeni.pas".
13:00:22: C File: \ Users \ Alex \ the Desktop \ 111 \ without imeni.pas saved.
13:00:52: C File: \ Users \ Alex \ the Desktop \ 111 \ without imeni.pas saved.
13:00:52: The process has failed (Invalid specified folder name)
13:01:06: The process has failed (Invalid specified folder name)
I tried on three different PCs running Windows 7 x64. Everywhere one and the same.
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I have xterm and also xfce4-terminal
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'Geany' no longer detects if there is an instance of itself already running, thus multiple instances are starting up, instead of files being opened in the current instance.
I doubt it is a "#ifdef HAVE_SOCKET" not being defined since the mutexs (called mutants in win32) are being created with the name 'Geany'.
I suspect it had to do with recent cleanups and changes in https://github.com/geany/geany/commits/c5b0fc459a1251c824a44edb5dfab4a8feb0…
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Geany improved a lot in protecting users from unintentional file overwriting when a file was changed outside the editor. However, Geany is missing one step. After the file content was changed, Geany informs users, offering one of three options: discard changes and reload the buffet content, discard the file content and overwrite from the buffet, or Cancel (means do nothing). Often users don't want to discard anything and select Cancel. However, later, when we intend to save, Geany doesn't remind anymore that the buffer content was older than on disk. There are many reasons why text editors should always confirm with users before overwriting the file. That is the standard behavior of the most of editors, such as vim, gedit, emacs, and much more. Geany should match other editors in this aspect, too.
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To edit .md files, l currently use leafpad instead of geany because l don't want to circuitously change the two settings which enable automatic removal of trailing whitespaces just to edit some README.md a bit.
In Markdown, two spaces at the end of the line cause a line break.
l'd like to edit Markdown files with geany without dreading vanished line breaks.
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