There is a pref in Geany: "use_gio_unsafe_file_saving". "Whether to use GIO as the unsafe file saving backend."
If it is set to false, the creation of '.goutputstream-' files will be disabled. More info about the issue here:
[https://github.com/mate-desktop/caja/issues/1439](https://github.com/mate-d…
I want to disable this "goutputstream file saving behavoiur" for ALL applications (mostly GTK apps) not only for Geany. This is why I am asking: How Geany achieve to disable this GIO behaviour? What is the exact code for that? Is there any Gnome setting we can apply? Can be used gsettings to disable creation of '.goutputstream-' files?
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For some reason I don't yet know, Travis fails fairly randomly building GP: I seen problems with `dh-marshal` (possibly due to out-of-tree build? but why is it random?) and now with WebHelper's enums (there doesn't seem to be an error but the enum types are missing (although they are present in Git).
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I use geany with webhelper on debian 8.3 x 32.
On my previous PC (also with debian 8) I had the same problem but it disappeared after update of debian, geany and plugins.
Now I have new laptop with up-to-date debian and with the same problem. I have geany ver.1.26 and webhelper ver. 1.26+dfsg-1.
No difference which site or local html file I use, webhelper itself works great. But when I press web inspector button or choose 'inspect element' from right-click menu, geany immediately crashes.
If I start geany from terminal. after the crash I see:
> a@b:~$ geany
Segmentation fault
a@b:~$
Geany is the best lightweight IDE ever and I hope You'll help me to solve the problem.
TY in advance!
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Found on Geany-lsp but also happens on
b02ee9a95a48690836f08ba10ccc9db89ee89c10 on Geany so reported here.
```
Found ninja-1.10.0 at /usr/bin/ninja
[3/201] Compiling C object 'tagmanager(a)sta/src_tagmanager_tm_ctags.c.o'
../src/tagmanager/tm_ctags.c: In function ‘rename_anon_tags’:
../src/tagmanager/tm_ctags.c:323:40: warning: array subscript has type ‘char’ [-Wchar-subscripts]
323 | anon_counter = ++anon_counter_table[kind];
| ^
[54/201] Compiling C object 'ctags(a)sta/ctags_main_parse.c.o'
../ctags/main/parse.c:5478:26: warning: ‘CTagsSelfTestParser’ defined but not used [-Wunused-function]
5478 | static parserDefinition *CTagsSelfTestParser (void)
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
../ctags/main/parse.c:5158:26: warning: ‘CTagsParser’ defined but not used [-Wunused-function]
5158 | static parserDefinition *CTagsParser (void)
| ^~~~~~~~~~~
../ctags/main/parse.c:5125:26: warning: ‘FallbackParser’ defined but not used [-Wunused-function]
5125 | static parserDefinition *FallbackParser (void)
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
[110/201] Compiling C object 'ctags(a)sta/ctags_parsers_markdown.c.o'
../ctags/parsers/markdown.c: In function ‘findMarkdownTags’:
../ctags/parsers/markdown.c:385:16: warning: unused variable ‘line’ [-Wunused-variable]
385 | unsigned int line = (unsigned int)getInputLineNumber ();
| ^~~~
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Hello, I installed the Geany program and then launched it. After I left for several hours, I came back and the computer began to freeze, I looked at the memory, it displays 7GB occupied by Geany. I opened the statistics and displayed a diagram of continuous memory growth. All plugins were disabled and then removed. Tested on versions 1.38 and 2.0
Screen after 1 min
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@elextr why are you so obsessed with UTF-8? I already mentioned that there is *no* reason why it couldn't be converted from some encoding to UTF-8: NULs are valid in many encodings, including UTF-8 (or at least in most implementations of it), so the only question is whether iconv supports it, which I believe it does.
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At present I'm able to collapse the Geany window to the systray icon via a left mouse click upon the systray icon itself.
Which on my system is located at the bottom of the screen in a tint2 panel running within MX Linux 23 FluxBox edition, a Debian based system.
I'd like to be able to collapse the window to the systray with a keyboard shortcut from within the active window. And/or from an icon or menu entry somewhere in the window. And/or, as I've seen implemented in other apps (most recently DeadBeef audio player), to have a toggle in preferences to allow closing the window to collapse it to the systray icon—instead of exiting the program. One then typically exits or "quits" the running instance via a menu entry upon right clicking the systray icon.
In the mean time, I'd welcome any presently applicable workaround suggestions folks might have.
The icon location within the tray is variable so using a click recorder app to invoke a replay of a click at its location via a shortcut triggered script or whatever would likely produce inconsistent results.
Might there be some way to fool the icon into thinking it's received a left click? Like to send a signal to trigger its function regardless of its precise location on screen?
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Its not just embedded NULs, its that files may not be UTF-8 encoded. How will Scintilla display non-UTF-8 files when it is told they are UTF-8? Will it be useful? Will it crash? Even if the buffer is read only will navigation and other actions work on non-UTF8 contents? And plugins, to date our guarantee to them was that the buffer was UTF-8 and no NULs? IMO its a very niche use-case that opens up a very wide problem space.
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I just discovered something. I knew you can double click on a word and drag to start selecting by whole words, and this works across many apps.
But on my Linux Mint 21.2 system, Geany seems to be unique in allowing the following:
* Click and drag on a word character, hovering over another word character
* Then release and immediately click again
Geany will extend the selection to include the whole of any partially selected words.
I expect the behaviour is part of Scintilla, anyone have more details, when it was added? I expect it isn't documented in Geany's manual.
This is useful when you start a normal selection and either:
* you can't be bothered to double click (I avoid it sometimes as you have to be more precise (and I think push harder) with your finger and ensure you get the timing right than a single click)
* after selecting most of the text you want, you want to switch to whole-word selection mode rather than keep dragging and be precise about where you release the mouse button.
So this gives another way to reduce the distance you have to move the mouse besides the initial double clicking method.
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