I am using Geany 1.38, with Linux Mint 21.
I see I have a file called "snippets.conf" - how does it work? I've tried typing the snippet inside Geany, but nothing happens.
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I am editing C programs with about 2,000 LOC. There seems to be an intermittent past corruption error. It may happen on "Find and Replace" or "Copy" (Ctrl-C) and then "Paste" (Ctrl-V) elsewhere.
The corrupting text seems to be randomly sprayed in a few places. I find out it happened when I attempt to recompile my code and gcc complains. The corrupting text can land in comments, blank lines, in varaible names, you name it.
So now, if I am pasting anything, I save the file, end Geany, and bring it back up.
I am running on a Raspberry Pi 3B+, Raspbian OS. The only package I believe I downloaded is gcc. The Geany version is "Gorgon", (built on or after 2018-04-16). I am not aware of having any Geany plugins.
The editor is great and works 95% of the time. I just keep hitting the corruption errors if I stay in it too long.
Any help is appreciated.
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I love Geany and use it all the time, but I was a little disappointed to find that CSS extension languages - such as Sass, SCSS and Less - do not have syntax highlighting
The userbase for these is probably small enough that new syntax highlighting rules specific to these languages would not be worthwhile, but to me it would make sense for the '.less' and '.scss' filename extensions to be recognised as CSS files (the same as '.css'); these languages are supersets of vanilla CSS (so the new features they add would still not receive highlighting, but most of the usual syntax highlighting one might expect would work)
Sass syntax is slightly different (uses indentation rather than braces a-la-Python) but still not a million miles from normal CSS.
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geany 1.37.1 (built on 2021-01-05 with GTK 3.24.24, GLib 2.66.4) on Manjaro Linux
I am unable to use execute(F5), I get the message:
`06:38:20: Cannot execute build command "xterm -e "/bin/sh /tmp/geany_run_script_Z4MN20.sh"": No such file or directory. Check the Terminal setting in Preferences`
the terminal is not set to xterm, in the preferences I have:
`/usr/bin/gnome-terminal -e /bin/zsh %c`
I've tried other terminals as well.
The Compile and Build options do work
also xterm does not seem to be installed by default on Manjaro, and is not installed on my system.
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It might be cool to make [the GP website](https://plugins.geany.org) into a section/page on the new site or at least use the same backend/css framework/etc. Maybe `plugins.geany.org` could just re-direct to a new `/plugins` route/page on the new site?
I'm not sure whether that's a lot of work or not.
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Just upgraded from an Intel to Apple Silicon MacBook and re-installed geany, but have come across the following problems:
Problem #1: Solved: Non-`+quartz` geany fails to work correct on M1 and UI glitches. However, geany `+quartz` works with perfect looking UI.
Problem #2: Unsolved: The icon (shown in the Mac bar at the bottom of the screen, or when pressing Command + Tab to switch apps) of the geany `+quartz` while running, is just a black square with the words 'exec' in the top left hand corner.
Problem #3: Unsolved: The Mac Alt-Tab app [1] fails to recognize geany as an app and doesn't display it in its list windows to switch to.
[1] https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos/issues/1858
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OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Geany 1.38
Using GTK+ v3.24.33 and GLib v2.72.1 runtime libraries
**Issue:**
When some lines are copied, and pasted on a new line, bookmarks are not preserved and shown on the pasted text.
For example:
![Screenshot from 2022-08-10 21-19-40](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/96364226/183977053-1946…
In the above image, **line 9 and line 11** should have been bookmarked automatically.
**Expected behavior:** when copied lines are pasted on a new line, then bookmarks should be preserved and applied on respective lines automatically.
For example:
![Screenshot from 2022-08-10 22-42-21](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/96364226/183977108-b0b6…
Lines 9 and 11 are automatically bookmarked along with the pasted text when keybinding "ctrl + V" is pressed.
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Hi,
This has come up before on the Sourceforge site (since 2011) but it seems GitHub is now the place to log issues... and it's also come up on Stack Exchange too...
[https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/feature-requests/815/](https://sourcefo…
[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20190275/geany-syntax-highlighting-in-d…
And what is interesting about the content of those two pages is...
a) The SourceForge feature request got labelled as it being a thing that Scintilla / Lexilla needed to fix... and yet...
b) A Notepad++ user on Stack Exchange notes that Notepad++ copes with this just fine (and they also use Scintilla), so is this a workaround they have (in which case, can Geany work around this too?) or has Scintilla / Lexilla since improved?
c) Another Stack Exchange user reports this has been fixed since version 1.23.1... and yet I'm running 1.38 and the issue is still there.
This feature would be particularly handy when working with shell scripts when often you've got variable names in double quoted stings or you've got code in backticks or subshells (e.g. foo=$(echo "this $stuff should $be highlighted") or foo=\`echo "this $stuff should $be highlighted"\`).
If this has been raised on GitHub already, please mark this as a dupe... although I couldn't find anything myself.
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