Closed #502 as completed.
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@Calu85 , Is this PR still relevant? If not can it be closed? Thanks.
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Hello, i'm still using ``geany 1.37.1 (built on 2022-10-03 with GTK 2.24.33, GLib 2.66.8)``
The only reason for this is the filetree sidebar, that don't align correct not because geany's code but cause gtk3. I also issue this #https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2436 in the past.
The reason, i issue again for the same reason is the a new build i made to email client ``Claws Mail`` version 4.x that also use gtk3, while version 3.x using gtk2. Seems that these uys there find a way to come around this. Not an expert in gtk, so not really sure if the same widget.
I post 2 images here, one with the side bar wide enough, and one with the side to minimal width.
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The very useful addon that displays a call tip colour-swatch when hovering over a legit colour hex value, is unfortunately a little overambitious when it parses text for a hash character followed by a string containing letters A-F, it seems.
For textual contexts in which misinterpretations become frequent this can be quiet annoying. Specifically, whenever the cursor "touches" an occurrence of a #define-directive (in a C-file), a lightblue calltip swatch keep popping up, blocking the text! The bug here, of course, is the fact that the string #DEF... is simply interpreted as a hex value.
I don't know how this functionality of the plug-in can be made to robustly distinguish between "correct" hex strings and C-like directives, for example. Perhaps an option to check for file type, so it doesn't even try parsing files with certain filename extensions like .c, .h., .cpp, .ino etc?
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Just opening this for discussion as @kugel- is the owner of the code and I am not sure if the owner wants it to ship with official plugin.
As, geany seems to be moving to `gtk3` build, maybe ship https://github.com/kugel-/peasy instead of `geanypy`.
>From my personal experience, the plugin from peasy works well.
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This may already be on the developer's to-do list, but I think it would be very helpful if the Debugger add-on had support for PDB (Python Debugger) and LLDB (LLVM Debugger).
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I currently have two Geany instances open. One is being used for a dedicated project; the other is a "scratch" instance I keep open for general-purpose rapid iteration.
I don't mind using the GNOME filepicker to open/save files when working on dedicated projects, but I tend to prefer the terminal for speed when I'm rapidly opening and closing things or when I need to create quick hacks without breaking mental flow.
Unfortunately, Geany wants to send *everything* to its "first instance" when invoked at the commandline. Due to coincidence, apparently this is the instance with the dedicated project in it. Soooo, I get to use the terminal with my dedicated projects, but am forced to use the filepicker (over NFS!!!) when doing quick hacks. Haha.
So. I found Geany's `--socket-file` parameter, but I do not understand how to use it *as only the master Geany instance has a socket file in `/tmp`!*
```
$ ls .config/geany/
colorschemes filedefs geany.conf geany_socket_darkstar__0 keybindings.conf plugins tags templates
$ readlink .config/geany/geany_socket_darkstar__0
/tmp/geany_socket.b5c4f11f
$ lsof | grep geany_socket
geany 17853 i336 5u unix 0xc2b68240 0t0 4654382 /tmp/geany_socket.b5c4f11f
$ ls /tmp/geany_socket*
/tmp/geany_socket.b5c4f11f
$ ps aux | grep [g]eany
i336 17853 0.1 1.7 103224 36696 ? Sl Mar04 74:50 geany
i336 17955 0.0 1.6 105060 34036 ? Sl Mar04 25:23 geany
$
```
I'm curious why `--socket-file` exists at all. There are no options that allow me to start an instance with a specified socket file of my own choosing, for instance; I have to rely on Geany creating the socket file itself so I can use it.
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This implements a usability feature that GTK 3 removed a long time ago: the ability to scroll over tabs. Other toolkits and software _(GTK2, Qt apps, MATE apps, Chromium, Firefox)_ support this, so it would feel natural for Geany to support too.
Addresses #872. Not "fixes/closes" as this is only reinstated for document tabs. If one knows where to look, it is probably trivial to add the event for other tabs too (sidebar, message window, preferences).
_Based on this commit for MATE Caja: https://github.com/mate-desktop/caja/commit/0b4c7a6b8c25afb987d08bfd2c4c9be… (GPLv2)_
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* Add ability to scroll over document tabs
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M src/notebook.c (32)
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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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