A suggestion for the geany debian package: like for libreoffice packages, can you create geany-gtk2 and geany-gtk3 packages?
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Currently when the option "invert syntax highlighting colors" is on and you send a document to printer, white text on white background is printed. I understand the part about [the background is deliberately forced to white to avoid emptying the black toner cartridges](https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/1551), however, shouldn't the text be forced to black then? Currently the [intended result](https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/1551#issuecomment-316597547) is printing white on white.
So if you are using inverted colors, then each and every time before printing you have to go to Preferences -> Editor -> Display, untick the option, print the document, then go back to turn inverted colors back on again.
Why not just use one of dark themes then? Because (probably, because fewer people use them than the default theme?) they are less detailed than the default theme. When I was trying to find a dark theme, I was constantly seeing examples of "missed" elements of highlighting compared to the default theme (when some syntax element is highlighted in the default theme but not in the selected theme) in many filetypes.
So could please the text be forced to black (the same as background beind forced to white) when printing with the option "invert syntax highlighting colors" on?
I think avoiding the juggling with the options, as described above, is reasonable justification. Another reason is that when your printer just pushes out white sheets of paper, the first thing you think is that something is off with your printer options. It took me some time to figure out why with all CUPS options being set correctly, nothing was printed nevertheless.
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Is it possible to add a refactoring flag to geany in that:
if it is in refactoring mode than we can reformat the original code(along with my new code changes) based on newline/tab-space/rules in geany at either editing time, or saving time, or both.
if it is in non-refactoring mode, then our new added code can follow whatever format rules defined by geany, however, the previous code base, even though its format is messy, we don't reformat them to avoid a noisy diff file. For example, I have a 1000 lines of messy.c code, I added 100 lines on top of that, only the 100 lines will have new formats but the old 1000 lines will not be reformatted by geany in anyway, so my git-diff/svn-diff do not lose focus when old code is involved, which is the majority of the time these days.
I see no editor can do this
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I can set a bookmark using the keyboard shortcut control-m, but I can not set it with the mouse. When I move the mouse to the left margin (i.e. where the line numbers are displayed) and do a context-click (left-click), I get the normal context menu, and this does not provide a "set bookmark" entry.
Using Geany 1.30.1 on Windows 7.
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Hello.
`Geany` is used from the repository on `ubuntu 18.04` (not ppa, in ppa not at all for 18.04). `Geany` was compiled from source and compiled into a package from `1.34`.
How can I save all settings and transfer to the new version `geany`?
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https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/c825b581bfabf6912eeb737a4af607e70c6c07a…
Due to `ksh` being the default shell on OpenBSD. But changing that line to something like
for i in {1..$total};
may be a a good solution, if that's shell-portable.
```
config.status: executing libtool commands
config.status: executing default-1 commands
config.status: executing po/stamp-it commands
./configure[22990]: seq: not found
Install Geany in : /usr/local
Compiling Git revision : cd267de2
Using GTK version : 2.24.32
Enable binary relocation : no
Build with plugin support : yes
Use (UNIX domain) socket support : yes
Use virtual terminal support : yes
Build HTML documentation : yes
Build PDF documentation : no
Build API documentation : no
Generate GtkDoc header : no
Configuration is done OK.
```
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I'm going to start a section on the wiki for building Geany on BSD (follow-up to https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2049).
At https://wiki.geany.org/howtos/start when I click to edit the page, hardly any of the existing data shows up (see screenshot). Is this a permissions issue?
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