There is the possibility to turn on "Run Spell Check" with one shortcut. And there is the possibility to turn off Spell Check with the shortcut "Remove Error Markers" (can be found in the Preferences dialog under Keybindings in the "Document" section). But there is no possibility to toggle Spell Check on and off with just one shortcut. To toggle with just one shortcut is more comfortable than to use two different shortcuts.
Comparison
In LibreOffice 7.1.3.2 "Automatic Spell Checking" can be turned on and off with the same shortcut (Shift+F7).
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1. Geany: V1.29
2. GTK+: V2.24.30;
3. My OS: Linux Mint 18.1 Serena Cinnamon Edition;
If putting `$\theta \in [0,2\pi)$` in my TEX file, all the code following it and before `\bibliographystyle{abbrv}` is not highlight. If I chang it to `$\theta \in$ $[0,2\pi)$`, it's good.
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I have many files on my webpage, which I wanted to standardize to utf-8. To automatically detect which ones contain problems I made a small script which detects the actual encoding (using `chardet` for the detection).
- A file containing the `ñ` is detected by `chardet` as ISO-8859-9 (as I understand it - correctly).
- The file contains a 0xF1 byte (coming from the ISO encoding or Latin-9)
- If I use `geany` to convert the document to UTF-8, the file doesn't seem to change (even though the tab changes to indicate the change). The 0xF1 is still present.
I suspect that geany (or the called library) doesn't feel 0xF1 is _not_ utf-8, hence doesn't translate it.
Is there any work-around?
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I have noticed that even when I mark a document "readonly" in the UI (for example via the document menu), when Geany detects a file change, the requester proposes me to overwrite it anyway.
This looks wrong, I mark the file read only because I want to avoid writing to it by mistake.
I often open the same file in two windows and mark it read only in one of those, I find this better than the split window (which I also use sometimes). I happened to overwrite a file by mistake due to a stray click on the overwrite button, so I decided to create this patch.
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* Hide overwrite button for readonly documents.
-- File Changes --
M src/document.c (2)
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When I type in Geany, the letters often take time to appear. For instance, let's say I type 6 characters in 2 seconds. Those 6 characters will appear one at a time, perhaps taking 2.5 or even 4 seconds to appear. This is a serious usability issue, and I have used Geany for a long time but never experienced it before.
This happens at varying degrees of severity on most files I work with. Will update if I discover anything new about the problem.
## Some info:
- OS: Opensuse Tumbleweed
- Geany: 0.32
- CPU: Intel Core i3-7100, Intel HD Graphics
- Desktop Environment: GNOME 3.26
- GTK theme: Adwaita
Let me know if you need anything more or have any suggestions! Even if you don't have suggestions or solutions, comment if you are having the same problem.
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20:49:15: Geany INFO : Geany 1.27 (git >= ad354b7), en_AU.UTF-8
20:49:15: Geany INFO : GTK 3.10.8, GLib 2.40.2
Ignore the commit, Geany Git is actually 27628c0 (I thought we fixed needing to re-configure to get the git version?)
After using Geany for a while sometimes when switching tabs only the line with the flashing caret displays the new file, then after a while some more displays etc.
If I move the cursor into the edit widget it all updates.
Its like Scintilla is not getting the correct triggers to cause full update.
This doesn't happen with all tabs, but the ones edited most.
@b4n any suggestions where to look?
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I opened the file in glade, removed the decorations from the window and compared the resulting geany.glade.
So just open /usr/share/geany/geany.glade, find the line:
` <object class="GtkWindow" id="window1">`
And then, insert this (after):
` <property name="decorated">False</property>`
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Please specify which programming languages are permissible for geany on https://www.geany.org/support/plugins/.
Currently the website there does not mention this. I assume C is one permissive language here, but what about
ruby or python or lua? It would be kind of neat to write add-ons in such languages; I am quite ok with ruby and I
could re-use a LOT of code there. Python users probably feel the same, so specifying this on the homepage
would be useful, I think.
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I have a sensitive and soft mouse wheel. It always accidentally paste stuff to break my code. I can't find an easy solution for this yet. I'd like to have an option to disable this behavior.
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@speedyb0y if you are happy with your solution you can close the issue. It would be useful to others if you provided information on which attribute you edited.
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