Dear Reviewer of this pull request. The suggested pull request improves the outline facilitities for R using geany. First it is now possible also to use the = sign as the assignment operator for functions, secondly I added support for R6Class(es), environments (new.env) and a generic RxClass which can be used as well for outline creation. The latter allows for instance to write workaround code like
RxClass = proto
# and then
obj=RxClass()
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Best regards,
Detlef Groth
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* R outline improved for environments and R6 classes, = sign added as well
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M ctags/parsers/r.c (73)
M src/symbols.c (4)
M src/tagmanager/tm_parser.c (1)
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Please tell me if there is some way I can make the line marker (the cross) on line number 1, shown below,
larger as it is very difficult to find visually.
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As a python teacher I recommend Geany to newcomers a lot. It's always a pain to explain to them that first you need to change the execute command. The official python installer no longer adds itself to the path variable by default, therefore on a default python install the command "python" does not work. Instead for several years now the python installer also installs the "python launcher" named "py.exe". Users are expected to use the command "py" in the command prompt instead of "python". The python launcher adds support for shebangs to windows, making it easier to control python versions.
I propose that you change the default execute command for python files from `python "%f"` to `py "%f"` in order to make Geany on Windows work with python out of the box.
A potential downside is people that install python from Anaconda or similar packages, which do not install the python launcher and therefore still require modifying PATH and using the "python" command. However I feel that a user adept enough to adjust the PATH variable can probably also figure out how to change the execute command.
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Some Gtk themes define a dark foreground color for selected text, so when we
set the background to dark red, it becomes difficult to read. We must therefore
set a foreground color that will remain legible against our background.
Fixes #2332
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* Define text color when setting dark background
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M data/geany.css (1)
M data/geany.gtkrc (1)
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When a find operation fails to find a match, the find dialog's text entry field sets the background color of selected text to dark red. This is fine if the Gtk theme happens to use a light color for selected text, but for other themes, it makes the text nearly unreadable.
If Geany is going to set a background color here, it should set a foreground color as well, in order to avoid this problem.
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This adds a combo-box to the find-in-files dialog which lets the user choose which kind of regular expressions shall be used: extended, basic or perl.
The pre-selected value is 'extended' so users which do not want to change the reg-exp mode used, do not need to change anything. If a user only toggles the checkbox to enable/disable regular expressions then anything works as it used to.
Also see #443.
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* find-in-files: choose reg-exp mode (extended/basic/perl)
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M src/search.c (44)
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As pointed out in #1218, currently the Windows nightly builds are not really compabitle with the release installers (line end character detection, strange warnings about image loading, maybe more).
Currently, the nightly builds are created with a very old toolchain (gcc 3.x) and probably outdated GTK stack.
Ideally, we use https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/master/scripts/cross-build-mingw.sh also for the nightly builds with newer Mingw toolchain and maybe even use NSIS to create full installers.
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I'm on 1.34.1 . Win10
When double clicked on any geany associated file (let's say txt), or when other tools "push" some files to external editor (mine is geany) every time a new instance pops-up. It started to behave like this Today without any errors or warnings. Important is that when double click on text file it used to open in 1/10 of blink of an eye. Now it takes about 2 seconds to open. I've tried to re-install already.
I've run it with verbose, but there is not enough to debug for me
procexp of two running geanys
_Originally posted by @volcik in https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/641#issuecomment-469643957_
I have also done the same with all plugins disabled
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Line wrap breaks at word boundaries (word wrap). Straight line wrapping - breaking at a column - would be better for long lines of cryptic code.
When long lines end with series of tabs followed by text intended to align at column, calculation of column varies by number of characters preceding the wrap.
To replicate, type a long line of text that wraps a couple of words onto the (wrap)
following line<tab><tab><tab><tab>Aligned Text
Insert characters into the first line (before the wrap) and watch "Aligned Text" shift a character at a time.
Expected behavior is "Aligned Text" should only shift a tab at a time, as the second line increases length. The number of characters on the first line, before the wrap, shouldn't make any difference.
Xubuntu 17.10 with latest Geany from repository (1.29).
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