Please allow users to view files sorted alphabetically in the left tree list for each folder. Basically for each new folder in which files are open, display the list of files open sorted by alphabet. That way its easier dealing with a huge list of open files. Thanks!
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@elextr, @kugel-:
Yes, it is still valid, see the code below taken from current master today:
``` C
static void remove_callbacks(Plugin *plugin)
{
GArray *signal_ids = plugin->signal_ids;
SignalConnection *sc;
if (signal_ids == NULL)
return;
foreach_array(SignalConnection, sc, signal_ids)
{
g_signal_handler_disconnect(sc->object, sc->handler_id);
g_object_weak_unref(sc->object, on_object_weak_notify, plugin);
}
g_array_free(signal_ids, TRUE);
}
```
It would be cool if someone could fix the conflicts and merge this - one PR less.
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Using geany plugins 1.26, from Ubuntu packages:
When I type (, Geany shows ()). The same for [, { and <.
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The feature to jump to after the auto-closed character when pressing tab doesn't work properly with the curly braces. Steps to reproduce:
1. Type a `{` so that `{}` results
2. Press enter, which will push the `}` down two lines and your cursor down one, and indent your cursor.
3. Press Tab. Your cursor will move down a line, but it will be _before_ the closing brace rather than after it.
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I'm using Geany while writing Go code and it's vital to have some commands (like golint and gofmt) to be launched periodically. As Geany doesn't allow me to execute command for every CTRL+S press (or I don't know how to do that), it's good to have an ability to write custom commands and bind them to a hotkey. But this is configurable only per-project, and what if I have 10 projects in workbench? I will configure these commands **repeatedly** for all 10 projects.
What about adding a possibility to configure these commands from Workbench's tab globally (in workbench settings) and per-project (by right-clicking on project header, for example, and selecting "Set build commands for project...")?
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Currently I can type whole paragraphs, and undo will wipe them all.
I understand this comes from Scintilla and your options may be limited, but to me it is very jarring. I'd expect undo to work either by some kind of rough keyword detection algorithm, or just character-by-character.
I think ideally for me it would create an undo stop if I inserted any common linguistic delimiter (colon, space, tab, apostrophe, etc) after any character that was not a linguistic delimiter.
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Hello.
I'm using my genie well.
I'm writing because I think there's a problem.
Because I am not good at English, I used a translator.
Please understand.
If one tab window is left as shown in the title, pressing ctrl + w will cause the error to float and terminate.
Windows 7 32-bit in use.
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Clicking in compiler messages takes you to the matching location in the source file which is very useful. Please consider highlighting the matching compiler message if the current caret position is on a source text line that has a corresponding compiler message?
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