Hi, I'm coming from TextMate 2 on Mac, and TextMate does a great job with projects - by essentially making it invisible (frictionless).
You just open a folder, and that folder automatically becomes a project.
Geany could easily do something similar in my opinion. I don't know if the GNOME file picker allows you to pick either a directory or file, but if so, just do that and automatically create a new project file with the same name as the directory you 'Open'. If not, just have a separate "Project -> New from folder" menu option that is for choosing a directory.
If you implement this it will really make using Geany a lot nicer. Imagine being able to open up any random git clone you did and having everything 'just work'. Especially if you have the .editorconfig plugin installed.
Failing that, you could at least remove a little friction from the New Project form. I think if the path in the 'Filename' option is changed, it should automatically adjust the 'Base path' to match it.
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Hi!
I would like to propose an enhancement/feature request:
* At the moment the recent files/projects are saved in geany.conf.
* I would like to save geany.conf in a revision control system, so I can share the configuration between different computers.
* The recent files from different computers lead often to merge conflicts of the configuration file.
* E.g. I do this very successfully with vi, one configuration over many computers.
Is is possible, to move the recent files/projects to a separate (local) state file?
Regards,
Mark
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For example:
- if I set the font "Ubuntu **Mono** Regular" with a size 12 and "Long line marker" column value to 80, then 80 characters will match "Long line marker"
- if I set the font "Ubuntu Regular" with a size 12 and "Long line marker" column value to 80, then 80 characters will **not** match "Long line marker"
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```
(geany:3203): Pango-WARNING **: Invalid UTF-8 string passed to pango_layout_set_text()
(geany:3203): Pango-WARNING **: Invalid UTF-8 string passed to pango_layout_set_text()
(geany:3203): Pango-WARNING **: Invalid UTF-8 string passed to pango_layout_set_text()
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Suggestions where to look welcome.
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On Linux, it is possible to use only keys to make a rectangular selection, but on a Mac, this appears to be broken. Using Ctrl-Shift with the mouse works, but I'd rather use keys.
Geany 1.37
Using GTK+ v3.24.20 and GLib v2.66.0 runtime libraries
System Version: macOS 10.15.7 (19H15)
Kernel Version: Darwin 19.6.0
Perhaps I need to change a keybinding? (attached)
[keybindings.conf.gz](https://github.com/geany/geany/files/5643579/keybindin…
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If the MacOs dock preference setting 'prefer tabs when opening documents is set, mouse navigation is off by a few lines. Only when dragging out to detach into a new window, the mouse position is correct.
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If I open a newline terminated file in geany extra blank line is displayed:
This is incorrect according to the POSIX specification of a file, in which all lines should be newline terminated. From looking at how geany presents the file it would appear that the file has 6 lines with the final line being empty, when it actually only has 5 newline terminated lines.
`wc` correctly reports only 5 lines in this file:
And vim correctly only displays 5 lines:
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I'm experiencing some odd behavior when I right click anywhere in Geany on my Macbook. There are two things I've noticed. I use a second monitor to the right of the Macbook.
1. When I have Geany on my right monitor and a full screen app on my left, if I right click on Geany, the left screen scrolls back to the main desktop (leaving the full screen app that was there.)
2. If Geany is full screened, then I right click, the context menu pops up on a new separate workspace. So I have to swipe back to Geany and use the application list to close the new workspace the context menu created.
The first issue is a minor annoyance, the second kind of makes right click unusable.
This is my first time trying out Geany. I like it quite a bit despite this problem.
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I've installed Geany through HomeBrew on my mac, and that never was a problem... Until the last version of Geany. HomeBrew throws me this error when trying to upgrade
~~~
Updating Homebrew...
==> Casks with `auto_updates` or `version :latest` will not be upgraded
==> Upgrading 2 outdated packages:
Error: Cask 'geany' definition is invalid: invalid 'depends_on macos' value: ":lion"
~~~
Now uninstalling Geany and just downloading a zip goes a bit far, I think, but my problem is also, that as soon as the error pops up HomeBrew stops so my other applications do not upgrade anymore, as well, unless I do that manually (for which I must use "brew cask outdated" to find out which apps that concerns), so this bug in the Geany install scripts for HomeBrew does basically affect all my casks, and thus I'd be very very grateful if this can be fixed. :)
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geany version 1.32, OS version macOS Sierra, 1.12.6.
Different from geany's behavior under Fedora, where selecting text and drag-&dropping it to another part in the document, moves the text (like Ctrl+X, Ctrl+V), under macOS, the text is always _copied_ (like Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V). Pressing any of the many modifier keys mac keyboards have to offer (Ctrl, Cmd, Alt) during the drag-&dropping doesn't change this behavior (despite [this entry in the manual](https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#drag-and-drop-of-te…).
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