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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Correct me if I am wrong be it seams that open file names max display length is essentially hard coded to 30. So my feature request is to be able to set this number as a preference.
what I have found if I am reading the code correctly. The code related to this is in [document.c](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/master/src/document.c#L412)
In this function, it checks for the length you want and defaults to 30 if it is lower than 0
**document_get_basename_for_display**
```
if (length < 0)
length = 30;
base_name = g_path_get_basename(DOC_FILENAME(doc));
short_name = utils_str_middle_truncate(base_name, (guint)length);
```
and this function simply just calls it with `-1`. I believe this is where a preference should be referenced instead
**document_update_tab_label**
```
short_name = document_get_basename_for_display(doc, -1);
```
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Hi, the dark blue color in my terminal is barely legible with my theme. I've looked everywhere and I can't find a way to change the color to something more contrasted.
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Add saving project state by changed, please.
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Hello community.
I'm Maddalena, a first-year high school student.
At school I am learning Java with Geany.
To practice, I installed Geany 1.38 on my MacBook Pro M1 MacOS Big Sur
I have a problem and I don't know how to fix it:
"The operation could’t be completed. Unable to locate a Java Runtime that support javac. Please visit http://www.java.com/ per information on installing java"
From the java site I downloaded java and then installed it but it doesn't work. When I run the Geany compiler it doesn't work.
Please help me and tell me step by step what to do.
Thank you very much.
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**Environment details:**
GNOME / Wayland
Dual monitors
**Distro**: Fedora 33
**GNOME Version**: 3.38.1
**Geany Version**: 1.37
**Detailed description:**
When opening the right click menu under the circumstances described below, the menu consistently anchors itself at X coordinate 0 (Y coordinate is correctly set) instead of the actual X coordinate of the cursor.
**Steps to recreate:**
- In a dual-monitor setup, use the primary monitor in landscape mode and the secondary monitor in portrait mode.
- In a wayland session of GNOME open Geany and right click the input area, and the resulting menu will open the X coordinate 0, not the X coordinate of the cursor, though the Y coordinate is set correctly .
**Intended functionality:**
- Menu anchor coordinate inherits the X **and** Y coordinates of the cursor
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Debian recently added a "pacman" package and also backported it for Debian Bullseye.
So we can use this package instead of building it ourselves.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/infrastructure/pull/8
-- Commit Summary --
* Builders: Use the "pacman" package from Debian to avoid building it
-- File Changes --
M builders/Dockerfile.mingw64 (77)
M builders/mingw64/etc/pacman.conf (11)
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https://github.com/geany/infrastructure/pull/8.patchhttps://github.com/geany/infrastructure/pull/8.diff
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