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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Can't type ê nor ë in edit window of
` geany 1.34.1 (built on 2019-05-01 with GTK 3.24.1, GLib 2.58.2)
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using `GNOME 3.30.2` on my old laptop ASUS N73JF with a french keyboard running
` Fedora 29 (kernel 4.20.15-200.fc29.x86_64)
`
I just get e.
GNOME Terminal accept those unicode (UTF8 encoded chars), I can type them in Geany's terminal plugin, copy-paste them in the edit window, but not type them in edit window.
On the same device (mutliboot)
` geany 1.32 (built on 2018-08-01 with GTK 3.22.26, GLib 2.54.1)
`
`GNOME 3.28.2` running
` Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS (kernel 4.15.0-46-generic)
`
works fine.
I love old Geany but new rolling Fedora is attractive.
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Under gtk3 the height of _"Environment"_ text field in the _"Setup Program"_ dialog is too small. This is how it looks under gtk3:
And this is how it looks under gtk2:
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The following sequence of actions crashes Geany:
1. start debugging a program with the scope plugin
1. wait for a breakpoint
1. in the message window select _"Debug"_ and then select tab _"Locals"_
1. left click in the tabs content area (to prevent #824)
1. the local variables show up, but none of them is selected
1. right click inside the tab to show the context menu, select _"Modify"_
1. Geany crashes
Remark: the crash does not occur if the user first selects a variable to _"Modify"_.
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