If long lines are matched (e.g. in binary or minified files) then 2 bad things happen...
1) An internal buffer apparently crops each line, before the length of the line grepping is wrapping to (apparently)
2) Subsequent lines which grep has wrapped then show on separate lines
The result is a mess of disjointed output.
It can be fixed very easily by adding this after your grep command...
` | cut -c-80`
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I am coding an important personal project and I dont want anything from this particular folder or its content to be seen. Currently geany remembers our files in **recent files** and also while freshly opening geany. I dont want this for the files in a particular folder but wants to retain this function in others. Is there any way I can do this in geany?
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Line operations currently use `strcmp()`, so sorting non-ASCII text gives nonsense (because it sorts by bites of UTF-8 sequences). It would be nice to have normal sorting that use `g_utf8_collate()` (or `g_utf8_collate_key()` for better performance) either by default (replacing `strcmp()`) or as separate operations.
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When I have some css editing in Geany, and I have some lines that start out:
box-sizing:...
box-shadow: ...
src: ...
those identifiers are colored differently than the other identifiers like margin:, padding:, width: etc. It's like it thinks they are somehow a different type of identifier, or it hasn't been updated to know about the latest CSS features for years.
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