Please take a look at this issue: https://www.forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=4061 which describes the disappearing message window problem. When this occurs I set message window visible and then fish around at the edge until I find the pane and drag it back to normal. But when this happens to my mentees they find it very difficult to do this as they are beginners and so they form a negative image of Geany as difficult to use. Please could you make it much easier to recover the message window when it has been inadvertently dragged too far to the right to be visible by a beginner?
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I have geany 1.38 installed from debian repository. I would use it more but there is no horizontal scrollbar for some reason, so it makes some editing slow. Any way to turn that back on? or is it a bug I should file? Thanks
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When open files are deleted from the filesystem, Geanys behaviour is not very intuitive and somehow contraproductive. It offers to save the file again and does not give me the possibility to close the document.
I suggest to change the dialogue to
"File was not found on the drive. Close the file and discard content?
Yes (Close the tab, do NOT suggest to save it again.)
Yes (Do noting, keep the tab open),
Main use case:
Editing files on a remote server by FTP with Filezilla:
-Several files are stored in a temp folder.
-I can edit them with any editor
-Filezilla tracks changes and lets me update the files after changes
-When I am done, I close Filezilla and the Temp files are deleted by Filezilla.
In that case I want to get rid of the open files quickly and do not want to store them again. Why should I?
Other use case:
editing files that are stored in a cloud and have been deleted in the meantime.
Reference for a better solution:
-Notepad++
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The 'Go to symbol definition' functionality works well for the classic way when jumping from a definition from/to a declaration written in the traditional way with the type in front of the function.
But it doesn't if the type is 'auto',
Example with C++ source file and a header file:
`//myfunctions.cpp
#include "myfunctions.h"
auto myNewFunction()->void{
// do someting;
}
void myOldFunction(){
// do something;
};
//myfunctions.h
auto myNewFunction()->void;
void myOldFunction();
`
Definition of "myNewFunction" not found.
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Hy is a dialect of Lisp which is currently unsupported by geany's . I plan on creating a filetype.Hy.conf for my own projects and was wondering if anyone else was already working on adding Hy support.
For more information on the language.
http://hylang.org/
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