If the file contains nothing, it should be closable without a "save" prompt.
Hmm. Maybe only if it NEVER contained anything: if a new file is opened, stuff gets dropped into it and then ctrl-X'd out of it, closing should not prompt for save. Noticed in Version 1.27 and also a previous version.
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I wasn't sure of a good title for this ticket. Maybe a maintainer could change it?
When "untitled.c" appears highlighted in the field near the top of the "Save File" window, and I start typing to change the file name, instead of the file name changing, the file list changes as if I'm searching for a file with the characters I'm typing.
If I see a field highlighted like the filename, I expect that it's focused I guess, but maybe I'm wrong. Though I don't see any indication that this "search" mode is activated until I start typing characters; then it appears near the top, center.
To reproduce:
* File -> New with template -> main.c
* File -> save as
* Navigate to the directory where you want to save the file
* Note "untitled.c" still appears highlighted
* begin typing
## Sysinfo
* OS: Debian 10
* XFCE 4.12
```
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Geany 1.36 (git >= 770cda40), en_US.utf8
15:29:13: Geany INFO : GTK 3.24.5, GLib 2.58.3
15:29:13: Geany INFO : System data dir: /home/andy/local/share/geany
15:29:13: Geany INFO : User config dir: /home/andy/.config/geany
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Loaded GTK+ CSS theme '/home/andy/local/share/geany/geany.css'
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Loaded GTK+ CSS theme '/home/andy/local/share/geany/geany-3.20.css'
15:29:13: Geany INFO : System plugin path: /home/andy/local/lib/geany
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Clojure (61).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Nim (62).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Graphviz (63).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype CUDA (64).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype JSON (65).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Arduino (66).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Scala (67).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Genie (68).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Swift (69).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Added filetype Cython (70).
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Loaded libvte from libvte-2.91.so
15:29:13: Geany INFO : Loaded: /home/andy/local/lib/geany/editorconfig-geany.so (EditorConfig)
15:29:13: Geany INFO : unknown : None (UTF-8)
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In Perl, I define a module `M.pm` with a shared variable `$foo`:
```
package M;
our $foo = 'something';
1;
```
which I then can use, with a full path, in some other file `f.pl`:
```
use M;
print "The value is $M::foo\n";
1;
```
In the print line, Geany syntax-highlights `$M` but it is supposed to highlight `$M::foo` as that is the name of the symbol.
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I have a shell script, marked with `#!/bin/sh`, in which a `'` inside a comment confuses geany's syntax parser and makes it believe this comment does not end. The minimal example I can come up with is:
```
#!/bin/sh
a=$(
# '
echo 'Yo'
)
echo 'not a comment!'
```
Note, that outside of `$(...)` the use of `# '` is treated correctly.
This is with geany 1.32 (built on 2017-11-21 with GTK 2.24.31, GLib 2.54.0) on archlinux.
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In geany .sh file have a syntax highlighting that's not quite good, compared i.e. to other editors like sublime. In particular when you have $(...) things inside the parenthesis are all colored in orange.
Geany version: 1.31
Color combination: default
GTK version: 2.24.31
O.S.: Ubuntu 17.10
filetype: .sh
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Yes but it doesn't matter here: the `__pycache__` directory contains only `.pyc` files and so after `*.pyc` has been git-ignored, an empty directory is left which is ignored at all by `git`.
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