Hi,
* how to use terminal in geany? while the build button is super nice to have, there still are occassions when i want to manually enter the commands rather than using the build button.
* i think read-only button is more suited under "File" menu, rather than "Document". what are your thoughts?
### Environment:
* Geany: 1.38 "Sulamar"
* OS: WIndows 10
* Linux env: MSYS2
* Terminal available: wezterm, mintty (via MSYS2), conhost
* Shell available: bash (via MSYS2), cmd, PS
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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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