This is the follow up to #968
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-- Commit Summary --
* GeanyVC: Add support for Fossil SCM (fossil-scm.org)
-- File Changes --
M geanyvc/README (8)
M geanyvc/src/Makefile.am (5)
M geanyvc/src/geanyvc.c (14)
M geanyvc/src/unittests.c (3)
A geanyvc/src/vc_fossil.c (590)
M po/POTFILES.in (1)
M po/be.po (4)
M po/ca.po (4)
M po/da.po (4)
M po/de.po (4)
M po/el.po (4)
M po/es.po (4)
M po/fr.po (4)
M po/gl.po (4)
M po/it.po (4)
M po/ja.po (4)
M po/kk.po (4)
M po/nl.po (4)
M po/pt.po (4)
M po/pt_BR.po (4)
M po/ru.po (4)
M po/tr.po (4)
M po/zh_CN.po (4)
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https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/969.patchhttps://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/969.diff
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I'm using [Fossil SCM](https://fossil-scm.org) with most of my projects, as it's free, quite lightweight yet mighty just like Geany :). Apart from distributed Version Control, Fossil also packs Issue tracker, Wiki, Forum, and Server all in single binary executable. So pretty much all I need for _my_ projects.
I recently found myself at an OSX machine without all of my usual toolbox ... that how I discovered Geany (BTW, excellent packaging for OSX)! But to my surprise GeanyVC did not support Fossil...
So here it is, it shouldn't be hard to add Fossil support to GeanyVC, since it mostly has similar commands and behavior as Git and Bazzar.
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@hinneLinks you might also want to do `Menu->File->Reload-as->Without encoding(none)` if the random guess of encoding makes it confused.
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I usually just want to peak into binary files to look what readable strings are in there, I never write them.
In order to open them, I just trow away the NULL-Characters in a temporary file and open that one.
Maybe Geany could ask to open it - read only - without the NULL-Characters? Asking the user what to do would also solve #1966 imho.
Workaround (Ubuntu):
```
#!/bin/bash
# This script takes one parameter as input, replaces all NULL-Characters with "_"
# then saves that into a temporary file, open geany and delete that file directly
tempfile="$(mktemp)"
cat $1 | tr "\0" _ > $tempfile
geany $tempfile
rm $tempfile
```
Save it as `geany-null-safe.sh`and make it executable (`chmod +x geany-null-safe.sh`).
Use like this:
`./geany-null-safe.sh some-binary-file.pdf `
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This bug occurs systematically on my system from since a week, even after restarting system.
When I try to search a string in a document, geany crash and also all other running application applications (Firefox, Virtualbox and VMs, Visual Studio Code) but Terminal(s) survive...
Configuration:
Geany 1.35 ( build May 13 2019)
uname -a: Linux myhost 5.3.0-51-generic #44-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 22 21:09:44 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
-> Ubuntu with GNOME.
Let me know for more informatios or tests.
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Hello,
I'm writing some shell scripts and many functions and all my functions are named using `.`, `:`, `::` as `Systemd:Unit::Is.Active()` or `EOI.Task::Cleanup()` `EOI.Task::Cleanup.TempDir()` `File::Get.Owner()` ...
Only the first part of name is listed ... `EOI` `Systemd` `File` many times in `Symbols` tabs under `Functions`.
I know it's not a conventional naming convention but suggested and working.
Is it possible to modify the parsing method somewhere in config files or is it hardcoded ?
Thank you.
Kind Regards
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[On geany.org](https://geany.org/) says:
> **Geany is Good Ol' Fashioned Free Software. Using the GPL v2 license**, Geany assures that not only can you customize and hack it, but that everyone benefits from changes the community makes.
But [on snapcraft.io](https://snapcraft.io/geany-gtk) says
> **License**: Proprietary
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Add Undo/Redo support to the Find and Replace windows
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The normal behaviour of PRIMARY selection in linux (middle mouse button) is that it remains until a new selection is made. Some editors, like Atom, honour this behaviour. In Geany, after selecting, a left mouse click anywhere inside the editor erases the PRIMARY selection: You cannot paste it any more.
I think that keeping the PRIMARY selection is more natural: you are not forced to paste immediately after selection! Besides, because it is less natural, I frequently end pasting in the wrong place.
Oddly, if you select and middle-button paste imediately, now PRIMARY selection becomes permanent: you can left-click as many times as you want (and middle-mouse paste as many times as you want), and middle-button keeps the PRIMARY selection.
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