Geany 1.33
Windows 10
Rectangular selection interacts oddly with drag-and-drop.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Type a large block of text (multiple long lines; Lorem Ipsum or whatever).
2. Select multiple lines of text _normally_; drag and drop selection: **works as expected**: text is "cut" from original position and "pasted" into destination.
3. Make _rectangular selection_; drag and drop it: _**FAILS**_: text gets cut correctly, but gets pasted as if regular text had been copied (first line, newline, second line, newline...), breaking the block of text where it was pasted rather than interleaving clipboard and destination lines.
4. Make _rectangular selection_; _cut/copy_; paste: **works** (lines are interleaved; a block of text is pushed to the right).
5. Make _rectangular selection_; drag and drop it (_after having copied a rectangular selection_): **now it works**. Apparently copying a rectangular selection changes the status/behavior of drag-and-drop.
6. Select multiple lines of text _normally_ (_after having copied a rectangular selection_); drag and drop: _**FAILS**_. Text lines are cut correctly, but pasted in a rectangular fashion (lines are interleaved).
7. _Cut/copy_ text _normally_: the original behavior is restored (regular drag-and-drop **works**; rectangular drag-and-drop **_fails_**).
As someone who uses rectangular selection a lot (which seems to work fine on Linux), this is driving me nuts.
(In case this affects anyone else: consider hitting Ctrl-C before dragging and dropping a rectangular selection to change Geany's mode from "regular selection works" to "rectangular selection works"; this is the workaround I'm currently using.)
PS: I currently can't upgrade Geany on this machine, but may try installing it on another computer.
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The other plugins are "visible", but not the "Debugger" and "DevHelp" items.
My Environment:
g++ & gdb (Raspbian 8.2.1-2)
Electron: 7.1.7
Chrome: 78.0.3904.130
Node.js: 12.8.1
V8: 7.8.279.23-electron.0
OS: Linux arm 4.19.97-v7l+
The hint from @LarsGit223 doesn't work too (sudo apt-get install libvte-2.91-dev)
related to #issue #938
I would be very happy, if somebody has any suggestion for a stable running C/C++/C# developer environment on a Raspberry 4 with Raspbian (32-Bit Debian)? 64-Bit (e.g. Ubuntu or Manjaro) is not stable enough for me.
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Hi,
First, big thanks to all who ever contributed to this program. I've been using it for a year at work and it's a real time saver. ( ´◔‿ゝ◔`) 👍
As far as I know, there's no way to drag a tab in or out of a window the same way Sublime or Firefox do it.
Using the 'open in a new window' partly addresses it but it doesn't preserve unsaved changes and duplicates results in 2 tabs of the same file being open. As for the other way around (dragging from one window to the other), I don't think there is a way other than closing and re-opening, which requires saving and closing, losing all the undo history.
It would be more convenient if we could drag tabs in and out without there being any consequences on the files, so we could switch ways of seeing and comparing our files more easily.
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It took me quite a while to guess that the replacement character for Search & Replace is not `$1` or `\\1` but `\1`. [STFW](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTFM) came up empty, since most questions are about problems with the pattern, not with the replacement/substitution character.
I think this should be documented somewhere on https://www.geany.org/manual/gtk/glib/glib-regex-syntax.html or `<local_path>/doc/geany/html/index.html#regular-expressions`.
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Consider this python code
```
class example:
def __init__(self):
self.hello = "Hello"
def world(self):
return "World !"
e = example()
print(e.hello)
print(e.world())
```
I am using a Tango color scheme and currently all of these
```
e = example()
e.hello
e.world()
```
have the same color (ie white) in geany. It would be nice if we get different colors for objects,methods and attributes.
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Currently, codenav only searches files in the folder of the opened file in the editor.
It would be great if the search is in all the project folder.
Thanks in advance.
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Codenav only shows the search dialog where is an open file.
It would be great if, I have a project open, codenav shows the search dialog even it there is no open file.
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Please, if possible, and if you have the time and desire for this. They allow you to arrange the symbol panel and the panel with the file tree separately and independently of different sides of the editor, for example, left and right, very often both of these panels are necessary at the same time, but it is very inconvenient to constantly switch between them. Now they are glued together. This is probably convenient for someone. I do not ask to remove this link; I ask that separation be possible.
sorry for my English :hugs:
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hello i have install geany from the official latest debian buster repositories,
Geany Version: geany 1.33 (built on 2018-04-16 with GTK 3.22.29, GLib 2.56.1)
my problem is related with gtk3 i think,
and is that when i have a filetree with names somehow long, and i wish to make that tree smaller in width, Geany turncates the names, from the left (start) of the them, and not show any horizontal scrollbar at the bottom of the tree,
On the other hand on the same case-scenario, spacefm-gtk3 deal with this with an expected behaviour. I have an screen shot to see what i mean ....
Has somebody knows about it, and how i can fixe it ?
thanks
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