I would like to see the Multipaste option for Scintilla implemented I hacked together something that works, but someone just needs to add a new option in Preferences somewhere to set it
add to sciwrappersc:
void sci_set_multi_paste(ScintillaObject *sci, gboolean mpval) { SSM(sci, SCI_SETMULTIPASTE, SC_MULTIPASTE_EACH, 0); }
add to sciwrappersh:
void sci_set_multi_paste (ScintillaObject *sci, gboolean mpval);
What works for now, but requires that you modify something in Preferences at least once in the session to get it to fire is adding, the following to editorc:
sci_set_multi_paste(editor->sci, 1);
To test it out turn on the setting, change a keybinding in Preferences
Then copy some text to the clipboard, select multilines (Alt+Shift Up/DownArrow) and paste!
Now you should see all pasted text onto each line in the editor
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I have been attempting to compile geany from git and although it appears to build successfully, when I try to run it, the following error is displayed:
> (geany:29825): Geany-ERROR **: 16:14:48.297: Cannot create user-interface: Failed to open file “geany.glade”: No such file or directory
Trace/breakpoint trap
I have configured the build with './autogen.sh --prefix=/opt/geany' and when I type in the following:
> /opt/geany/bin/geany --print-prefix
the following is displayed:
> /opt/geany
/opt/geany/share
/opt/geany/lib
/opt/geany/share/locale
Due to the error, I tried to install from the repository for my linux distribution (Debian testing/buster) on a 64 bit machine and even their version has the same problem.
I can change to the /opt/geany/share/geany directory and then run the program and it will start up (as the glade file is in that directory) but then it will not load the plugins that I have also built from git.
I note that in the Makefile that GEANY_DATA_DIR is being set to /opt/geany/share/geany which seems to be correct but it does not seem to be getting taken into account in the final executable or libraries.
Any help in this matter would be much appreciated.
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In ~/.config/geany/filetype_extensions.conf this could be added by default:
`CSS=*.css;*.less;`
In ~/.config/geany/filedefs/filetypes.css this could be added by default:
```
[lexer_properties]
lexer.css.less.language=1
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TOML is a fairly strictly defined configuration file syntax, used by various projects, supported by plenty of languages and already supported by some editors. I'm not familar with geany plugin dev (and lacking the time anyway) but maybe someone's interested in creating a syntax highlighting ruleset, similar to the INI config format.
https://github.com/toml-lang/toml
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While using Geany in Gnome I found that sometimes code navigations was slow,
changing to a new line o making selections were reflected after aprox 1 second
on the screen.
Just opening a file and navigating doesn't trigger this problem, after editing,
saving or selecting some text the issue shows up.
I have other setup of Stretch with MATE desktop and the problem isn't there.
I also compiled a clone of the geany github repo and I was able to reproduce the
problem (in Gnome).
(I filed a bug report to the debian package)
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Is there any way to change how Geany highlights a misspelled word? At least make those red squiggly underlines a lot bolder? Or, better still, switch background color? Those lines are barely visible on my system.
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On Fedora 27 / Wayland, default install, Geany 1.31
In Nautilus, after associating a file type with Geany (e.g. .log or .txt), opening the file creates a new geany instance if there was none, or a new tab in geany if there was an existing instance.
The small annoyance is in the latter case - the new tab is created and the file is loaded, however if Geany's window is not brought to the front nor put in focus
Geany > Preferences does not seem to expose any setting to control this behavior. Gedit's behavior for the same use case is as expected: a new tab is open and Gedit's window is brought to front and given the focus.
I believe Geany's behavior up until some six months ago (1.29?) did not have this problem
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Tested with Scintilla 3.7.5 which produces the exact same result already in Geany, and with 3.7.6 and the current LongTerm3 branch which, because they only modified files not used in Geany, again produce the exact same result except for the "version.txt" file which then contains "376" instead of "375".
Fixes #1606
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* Update the patch for Scintilla to work with 3.7.5, 3.7.6
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M scintilla/scintilla_changes.patch (22)
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