We can easily know which one we should choose.
Thanks!
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I find preparing a .geany project and write-locking it to have a "default view" a very useful option. Currently I use filesystem-level approach (chmod) which works flawlessly with Geany's simple and stable code. However, I think that an option to write-lock the project file in the Geany UI could provide an useful feature addition. With high-level implementation ("write_lock=1" in the .geany itself), it would also provide this option on permissionless filesystems.
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I cannot find a way to manually edit the textual .geany files in, well, Geany. I think there should be a way to open these files as text rather than a project file and apologize in advance in case I missed it.
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On looking at the build code I noticed the following table:
``` C
static struct BuildMenuItemSpec {
const gchar *stock_id;
const gint key_binding;
const guint build_grp;
const guint build_cmd;
const gchar *fix_label;
Callback *cb;
} build_menu_specs[] = {
{GTK_STOCK_CONVERT, GEANY_KEYS_BUILD_COMPILE, GBO_TO_GBG(GEANY_GBO_COMPILE),
GBO_TO_CMD(GEANY_GBO_COMPILE), NULL, on_build_menu_item},
{GEANY_STOCK_BUILD, GEANY_KEYS_BUILD_LINK, GBO_TO_GBG(GEANY_GBO_BUILD),
GBO_TO_CMD(GEANY_GBO_BUILD), NULL, on_build_menu_item},
{NULL, -1, MENU_FT_REST,
GBO_TO_CMD(GEANY_GBO_BUILD) + 1, NULL, on_build_menu_item},
/*...more entries... */
```
As I understand the code images are loaded from the stock IDs (e.g. ```GTK_STOCK_CONVERT```). But on my system I do not see any images in the build menu (tested on GTK2 and 3). My question: do other people see any images in the build menu? Might this be a desktop issue?
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Geany fails to execute Cpp file following compiling with no error. File was vardef.cpp and compiled correctly with no errors, but when trying to execute, execute failed with the following message.
'"./vardef"' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
(exited with code 9009)
This has happened with other files with each message beginning with '"./filename"'
This file is as follows:
// vardef.cpp
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int index;
int main()
{
int stuff;
int &another_stuff = stuff; // A synoym for stuff
stuff = index + 14; // index was initialized to zero
cout << "stuff has the value " << stuff << "\n";
stuff = 17;
cout << "another_stuff has the value " << another_stuff << "\n";
int more_stuff = 13; // not automatically initialized
cout << "more_stuff has the value " << more_stuff << "\n";
for (int count = 3 ; count < 8 ; count++)
{
cout << "count has the value " << count << "\n";
char count2 = count + 65;
cout << "count2 has the value " << count2 << "\n";
}
static unsigned goofy; // automatically initialized to zero
cout << "goofy has the value " << goofy << "\n";
return 0;
}
// Result of execution
//
// stuff has the value 14
// another_stuff has the value 17
// more_stuff has the value 13
// count has the value 3
// count2 has the value D
// count has the value 4
// count2 has the value E
// count has the value 5
// count2 has the vallue F
// count has the value 6
// count 2 has the value G
// count has the value 7
// count2 has the value H
// goofy has the value 0
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards, Paul
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