After recent progress update messages in other pull requests I checked out the shiny latest to make sure all is still well and ready to pave the way for the one pr I have that depends on it, and after building I found a bunch of junk in the git status. Added a line to gitignore to hide the compile time generated junk.
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* Add po/*.po~ to gitignore
-- File Changes --
M .gitignore (1)
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Reload configuration not works --
https://askubuntu.com/questions/112217/prolog-files-recognized-as-perl
i have this problem, i change filetype_extensions.conf, save changes, click reload, reopen geany and nothing changes!
i change next line in config
```
#~ Perl=*.pl;*.perl;*.pm;*.agi;*.pod;
```
to
```
#~ Perl=*.perl;*.pm;*.agi;*.pod;
#~ Prolog=*.pl;
```
but geany continue think that *.pl in Perl !!!
how to switch it to Prolog??
help me please!
thank you!
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> Maybe have a unit test for this?
Yeah, but parser problems should mostly be business of uctags now. And I think the new cxx parser is tested quite well there.
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All good
![Screenshot_2020-11-10_03-55-13](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8375315/98644312-0d53a800-230f-11eb-8a39-600145022bbf.png)
Indent -module (functions now appear to be outside the module's hierarchy)
![Screenshot_2020-11-10_04-39-41](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8375315/98644475-455aeb00-230f-11eb-8a3d-887ffbd0c071.png)
Indent function definition (it dissapears from the symbols list)
![Screenshot_2020-11-10_04-40-09](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8375315/98644645-8f43d100-230f-11eb-83ff-b76dbc571857.png)
Indent everything (to the erlang parser this is just the same code)
![Screenshot_2020-11-10_04-40-26](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8375315/98644674-9bc82980-230f-11eb-96f1-982aca5995af.png)
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Autocomplete for HTML file does not work.
Geany 1.36 on Windows 8.1
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I opt for using black theme while using geany. But it is not a good idea to use black theme to print. I wonder is it possible to create a separate and independent theme for print? say,
view : white on black
print: black on white
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If a variable name ends with "type", the symbol parser recognizes a symbol which does not exist. As an example, see the following code below:
> procedure plot_labels(iy,iy2: stipint; labtype: stipint);
const
c_marker_type=1;
var
locdbg: boolean;
{actual code}
end;
Which creates two functions: plot_labels (correct) and 1 (this is incorrect). See screenshot below:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7198614/23316826/4c7ebeee-facc-11e6-8b4c-bda16d8b7855.png)
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The class / method hierarchy in Ruby files is parsed incorrectly if assigning the result of an `if` / `else` block:
![geany-incorrect](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9417744/35111123-2c8f0a08-fc83-11e7-9e46-e273e5a86f2d.png)
After removing the assignment, all methods are grouped under the enclosing class, as expected:
![geany-correct](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9417744/35111140-3a54dd66-fc83-11e7-9e99-f4ff76fff1f3.png)
Tested with the very latest state of the `master` branch (as of 2018-01-18), Arch Linux up to date. Might be related to #587.
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