The treebrowser context menu items "Open externally" and "Open Terminal" don't work on Windows 10.
It doesn't lunch any external application.
However, the "Open Externally" function in built-in plugin Filebrowser is working correctly.
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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:
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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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When opening a file from command line, with Geany not yet running, the `g_idle_add(...)`
https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/378e5e8a0db18364cd9ec848aa81f5eded508da…
will postpone the switch to the saved session's last active file until after both the session and the file specified on the command line are loaded.
But this way, the specified file will _not_ become the active one.
I think, the expected behavior would be that the file specified on the command line does become the active one.
Note that this is also the current behavior if Geany is already running (and thus the session need not be loaded anymore).
This issue could be fixed e.g. by doing an immediate call instead, say
```c
switch_to_session_page(NULL);
```
But maybe there is a good reason for postponing the call (I am not aware of).
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For each of the filetypes, the script uses universal-ctags binary to
generate a tags file for all the unit tests for the given filetype,
collects the kinds contained in the tags file and compares them to those
mapped inside `tm_parser.c` (except the ignored ones mapped to
`tm_tag_undef_t`). It then prints those kinds that are mapped in
tm_parser.c but not present in the ctags output.
The script runs a universal-ctags binary that must be present in
PATH and the script assumes it's executed from the root directory
containing Geany sources (by `./scripts/test-units.py`). Since Geany
now uses most of the upstream parser, the output of universal-ctags should
correspond to the output of Geany. Note that we cannot use our own
tags file for this test as they don't contain the original kind but rather
the kind mapped to Geany's internal representation (`tm_tag_..._t`).
I'll update this PR once all the parsers are merged.
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* Add script checking our unit test coverage of the mapped kinds
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A scripts/test-units.py (121)
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### Summary
Support SyncTeX and discussion on whether that'd provide significant gains
### Details
* SyncTeX is a program that allows to quickly jump from PDF to the (TeX) source. - [ref](https://wiki.contextgarden.net/SyncTeX)
* If that's supported, then the TeX workflow in geany can be made somewhat more streamlined with some user's personal level tweaks to build task to open the pdf after the build is complete
### Environment
* Geany: 1.38 "Sulamar"
* OS: Windows 10
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I create some bigger Confluence pages using their ASCII Wiki Markup / Markdown syntax [1] in geany, and then I can copy and paste the entire page into Confluence. This has the advantage of me not having to fiddle with the Confluence web page GUI for each and every detail while editing.
How can I get geany to render the wiki syntax nicer, and even let me navigate the syntax better? The syntax allows wiki document headers to be defined and it would be great if geany allowed me to navigate these headers more easily (like it does with showing a list of functions, etc).
Thanks in advance!
[1] https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-wiki-markup-251003035.html
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First set of 10 translations.
I have a question regarding the menu accelerators(strings containing a "_").
I am not clear exactly what criteria is used when assigning a accelerator key ?
What would be the best way to determine this and proceed please ?
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* started sinhala translations
* Delete si.po
* Started Sinhala Translations
* Merge branch 'geany:master' into master
* Added accerlerator Keys
* I used fetch then pull so this is the reason why :-)
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