Is there a way to enclose selected text in HTML tags with a keyboard shortcut?
For example, for selected `text`, after using a shortcut it becomes `<(cursor)>text</(cursor)>`,
and then after typing `tag` and pressing space (or using any key moving the cursor or inserting whitespace) it becomes `<tag (cursor)>text</tag>`.
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In the Build Commands dialog there are additional commands under `Conf commands`, `Independent commands` and `Execute commands` that are not available to setup in Preferences|Keybindings. It would be very useful to be able to set keybindings for these. Further to this the command names in Build commands can be modified but this is not reflected in Keybindings preferences.
Just a quick thought too; a button linking to the keybindings prefecences would be a helpful addition to the Build commands dialog.
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can not take screen-shot while menu open or toolbar open
ie. ALL system key interaction is suspended
but wait, there is a screenshot, taken with delay
not all menu items have key-bindings
did I mention that key-bindings do not update until Geany is restarted
'Build Toolbar' does not match the edited 'Build Menu'
<Primary> ??? same as the control key but why <Primary> ?
'Make Custon Target' even when edited asks for user input; that's OK, I just used the empty line at the bottom but no key-binding available
Problem: I am wanting custom make commands available to ALL my projects. I have a set of make commands that are the same for ALL of my projects.
No I do not use the default name for make. I use my project 'prefix.mak'. Much easier to keep track of the makefiles instead of the default - 'makefile'.
example:
Test.mak
Test.h
Test.c
Test_1.c
Test_fx.c
my make commands:
F8 Make (Make All) make -f %e.mak
F9 Clean (Make Object) make -f %e.mak clean
?? Real Clean (empty) make -f %e.mak realclean
F5 Execute
S-F8 Compile
S-F9 Build
otherwise LOVING IT! reminds me of TurboC I used in DOS way back...
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-- Commit Summary --
* Ask whether to open new files from command-line
* If new document cancelled, ignore remaining new filenames
-- File Changes --
M src/libmain.c (24)
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TOML is a fairly strictly defined configuration file syntax, used by various projects, supported by plenty of languages and already supported by some editors. I'm not familar with geany plugin dev (and lacking the time anyway) but maybe someone's interested in creating a syntax highlighting ruleset, similar to the INI config format.
https://github.com/toml-lang/toml
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In certain places (window title, some dialog titles, tab bar, ...) we shorten the document name to 30 or sometimes 100 characters by removing characters in the middle of the document name and replace it by "…".
This was initially introduced by a request in https://sourceforge.net/p/geany/bugs/298/.
On the mailing list (https://lists.geany.org/users/2019-March/010970.html), it was requested to disable this feature.
One possible implementation could add two new "Various preferences" to make the currently used constants (30 and 100) configurable, with `0` as disabling the feature and add some documentation for these settings.
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Add saving project state by changed, please.
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I switched today from Geany 125 to 126 With the new version (running on Windows 7 64bit), I have (reproducibly) a strange problem with one file (its name is `irbrc`) which I had created with 125: When I want to save the file, an error popup occurs (see screenshot) which gives a "permission denied" message Moreover, this popup can not be clicked away (more precisely, when I click on OK, the popup seems to disappear for a fraction of a second, only to reappear again) I think, this behaviour of the popup window is clearly an error, because it is a modal dialogue, and I have to kill Geany with the task manager in order to continue my work It could be that Geany, after I clicked OK, tries again to fulfil the *Save* request, and finds - for whatever reason - the file still write-protected and brings up the same dialogue again
BTW, I don't think that this is *really* a permission issue, even though the message says so, because I can happily edit this file with other text editors I don't know why this file is special It is neither the name nor the content - I can use "save as" to save the file into a different directory
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This may already be on the developer's to-do list, but I think it would be very helpful if the Debugger add-on had support for PDB (Python Debugger) and LLDB (LLVM Debugger).
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I currently have two Geany instances open. One is being used for a dedicated project; the other is a "scratch" instance I keep open for general-purpose rapid iteration.
I don't mind using the GNOME filepicker to open/save files when working on dedicated projects, but I tend to prefer the terminal for speed when I'm rapidly opening and closing things or when I need to create quick hacks without breaking mental flow.
Unfortunately, Geany wants to send *everything* to its "first instance" when invoked at the commandline. Due to coincidence, apparently this is the instance with the dedicated project in it. Soooo, I get to use the terminal with my dedicated projects, but am forced to use the filepicker (over NFS!!!) when doing quick hacks. Haha.
So. I found Geany's `--socket-file` parameter, but I do not understand how to use it *as only the master Geany instance has a socket file in `/tmp`!*
```
$ ls .config/geany/
colorschemes filedefs geany.conf geany_socket_darkstar__0 keybindings.conf plugins tags templates
$ readlink .config/geany/geany_socket_darkstar__0
/tmp/geany_socket.b5c4f11f
$ lsof | grep geany_socket
geany 17853 i336 5u unix 0xc2b68240 0t0 4654382 /tmp/geany_socket.b5c4f11f
$ ls /tmp/geany_socket*
/tmp/geany_socket.b5c4f11f
$ ps aux | grep [g]eany
i336 17853 0.1 1.7 103224 36696 ? Sl Mar04 74:50 geany
i336 17955 0.0 1.6 105060 34036 ? Sl Mar04 25:23 geany
$
```
I'm curious why `--socket-file` exists at all. There are no options that allow me to start an instance with a specified socket file of my own choosing, for instance; I have to rely on Geany creating the socket file itself so I can use it.
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