Hi, I'm using the contextual menu, and want to perform the followings task:
- having a action like this : /xxxx/yyy/context_action.sh "%s" "%f"
- where the 2ª parameter is an "external" file
- MY GOAL is that the "content" of the file(%f) "replace" the "string" of the parameter %s in the actual Geany window.
- IT IS LIKE a "copy/paste" where the "copy" is : the content from external file(%f)
- and paste "over" the token defined by %s
Please I need to know where is the source that I have to modify.
Please ask me any doubts.
Thanxs & hugs,
Andrés
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In [https://geany.org/manual/hacking.html](url) (dated 2016-07-26 18:15:59Z) under `[filetypes.* configuration file](https://geany.org/manual/hacking.html#id32)`
it mentions
`Don't forget to add the newly created filetype file to data/Makefile.am`
but I cannot find `Makefile.am` anywhere on my Ubuntu 20.04 computer when filtered by (case ignored) `geany`.
I am using `geany 1.36 (built on 2020-03-22 with GTK 3.24.14, GLib 2.64.1)`
I realise that that is 2 years old, but would mention that it's the latest that Ubuntu 20.04 LTS seems to know about.
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Hello everyone, I have a problem creating a very simple makefile in geany. When I try to run this in geany, I always get the error at the bottom of the status list: "Process failed (%1 is not a valid Win32 application)". What can I do about it? What am I doing wrong?
I haven't had any problems running in Visual Studio with c++. In geany with c only problems. I use Windows and the program is a simple calculator.
Attached is all my source code:
**makefile**
`MyWeirdCalculator: MyWeirdCalculator.c List.c LinkedList.c Calc.c
gcc -o MyWeirdCalculator MyWeirdCalculator.c List.c LinkedList.c Calc.c -I.`
**MyWeirdCalculator.c**
`#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include "Calc.h"
const int MaxLineLength = 100;
int main()
{
char* fullLine = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char) * MaxLineLength);
Calc* calculator = Calc_NewInstance();
while (true)
{
printf("Bitte Postfix-Ausdruck eingeben\n>");
gets(fullLine);
int LineLength = strlen(fullLine);
int LineIndex = 0;
while (LineIndex < LineLength)
{
char* word = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char) * MaxLineLength);
sscanf_s(fullLine + LineIndex, "%s", word, 20);
Calc_EvaluateToken(calculator, word);
LineIndex += strlen(word) + 1;
}
printf_s("Stapel-Inhalt: ");
List_Print(calculator->Data);
printf_s("\n");
}
}
`
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I have a some questions about a few things:
1. I could not figure out what the following properties are for:
marker_line
marker_search
marker_mark
call_tips
white_space
string_eol
scalar
label
decorator
extra
entity
2. The "version" property says "incremented automatically, do not change manually" should I just leave it at 1225?
3. How do I make the "#include" part of a preprocessor command a different color than "<stdio.h>"
4. what is the difference between:
number, number_1, and number_2
keyword, keyword_1, keyword_2, keyword_3, and keyword_4
identifier, identifier_1, identifier_2, identifier_3, and identifier_4
string, string_1, string_2, string_3, and string_4
5. How do I get rid of the vertical line through the middle of the editor (shown in [this picture](https://i.imgur.com/oPNI8G8.png))?
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/geany-themes/pull/21
-- Commit Summary --
* added atom-one-dark theme
-- File Changes --
M AUTHORS (5)
A colorschemes/atom-one-dark.conf (116)
A screenshots/atom-one-dark.png (0)
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There is a filter dropdown in the open dialog, but it can only select "all source" or a single filetype and its not saved when Geany is quit.
Just a question, if you never used those filetypes in your life, why are they in the directory you are opening files from?
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I am using Geany 1.38, with Linux Mint 21. I want to be able to customize the types of files when opening a file. Currently, the list is way too long (maybe about 50 or 60 different file types). And many of them I have never used in my lifetime. I only need a few, like: HTML, CSS, JS, TXT, PHP, SQL. Is there way to customize this list?
I've tried editing these files, but no luck: filetypes.common, filetype_extensions.conf. And I've even deleted files I don't need (or use) in /share/geany/filedefs ... but the whole list keeps coming back.
Thanks.
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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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