> Current version of scintilla is 4.3.0 - maybe you should update it in geany..?)
Pull requests are welcome.
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@elextr look what I found: https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/feature-requests/1140/
After it I've installed SciTE and BAM! it highlights JSON correctly!
![scite](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31248040/74081824-3b484b00-4a64-11ea-9d86-0422f60943e2.png)
![scite_version](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31248040/74081830-400cff00-4a64-11ea-9e2a-1170477f74c7.png)
Current version of scintilla is 4.3.0 - maybe you should update it in geany..?)
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@MikePryadko you can help by:
1. upgrade to the current version built from source (not that I think its any better, but its a prerequisite for the next step, and reporting problems on very old versions on closed issues is rarely effective)
2. write the C code to make JSON a full filetype so you can add the JSON highlighting lexer from Scintilla (assuming that does what you want). Currently JSON uses Javascript which uses the C highlighter. Pull requests are welcome.
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This fixes build with recent versions of *cppcheck* with some plugins using `PLUGIN_VERSION_CHECK()` macro, like the *latex* plugin.
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@eht16 already tested this with the nightly build environment, but I'm PRing this to make sure the CI tests here also pass. And extra review is always welcome ;)
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https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/947
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* cppcheck: Set Geany include path for it to find header files
-- File Changes --
M build/cppcheck.m4 (4)
M build/cppcheck.mk (1)
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https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/947.patchhttps://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/947.diff
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Hi everyone!
I can't understand: is THAT
![geany_json](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31248040/74051160-858be680-49e8-11ea-9cb5-f1d5a1c68f5b.png)
a "good" highlighting..??
Version (from ubuntu repository):
![geany_version](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31248040/74051325-c683fb00-49e8-11ea-9273-77f98a8ba393.png)
IMHO it should looks like that:
![good_json](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31248040/74051699-8113fd80-49e9-11ea-8464-c519e198b4b7.png)
How can I help you..?
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Hi. I am using Geany as my editor for Basic for microcontrollers. I would like to customize the symbols list in the leftmost column, to include other than those provided through the FreeBasic extension. Apologies if the info exist, but I need to find out please how to do the said customisation. The info in the manual does not seem to explain the process.
For example: The Basic files I have use the keyword "include" which add the contents of another file. I would like to have that filename shown in the symbols list, under its own heading, and open the file when clicked
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