I'm using Geany Nightly (Windows). I can't find it on Plugin Manager. I want to configure Geany to use Clangd for C/C++ code completion. Please help.
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when executing the command select line, Geany still remembers the last X incorrectly, so `Shift-Down` and other keys don't work well. this PR sets the last X correctly for this case and many other cases.
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* fix select all to use a forward selection
* set last X properly on various selection changes
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M scintilla/src/Editor.cxx (7)
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The use of `geany_wrap_label_new()` together with the list below seems to interact in a strange way somehow and generate lots of runtime warnings/errors.
This is a (cowardly) attempt by fixing this without having to understand what is going on ;-). Simply using `gtk_label_new()` seems to resolve the issue.
Also, I think the text can be made a bit shorter in case the translation is too wide for some languages. The "at startup" is kind of misleading anyway since plugins are loaded immediately when checked in the box below and since this is a preference, it's remembered so I think it's pretty clear it happens at startup too.
Just a historical note - the text used to be much longer in the past so this is probably why geany_wrap_label_new() was
used: https://github.com/geany/geany/commit/b0cd7b918bb0c53c8f2a5173027dc3087019a…
Fixes #2065.
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* Fix GTK runtime errors generated by the plugin manager
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M src/plugins.c (3)
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And maybe for official release, too. I'm using Debian but I don't want to install the .deb packages. They will mess up with the Geany version I installed from Debian's repository. Providing .tar.xz will also benefit other Linux distros.
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Hello. I wrote some powershell code in geany 2.0:
```
function a
{
$i = 1
Write-Host $i
}
function b
{
Write-Host b
}
a
b
pause
```
And on left side bar see two function:
![1](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/550b1f36-63c3-45ed-87cc-44d2ca094918)
Suddenly i want add some heredoc to function a:
```
function a
{
$i = 1
$heredoc =
@"
""" $i
"@
Write-Host $heredoc
}
function b
{
Write-Host b
}
a
b
pause
```
Now on left side bar only one function a:
![2](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/06992f90-54ce-4a72-9c2c-757efe0c4683)
Adding heredoc code breaks function list on left side panel !!!
I cat use single quote delimetr `@'` and function list will show correctly. But some times i need can use double quoted `@"` to use a subexpression as in exampe above.
some detail here: [The PowerShell Here-String – Preserve text formatting](https://4sysops.com/archives/the-powershell-here-string-preserv…
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I am aware that there are already some Python based tools that can achieve most of these items, but I was wondering if anyone would be willing to provide Lua based versions to use with the GeanyLua plugin.
Each one would be its own separate script.
`All Uppercase`
APPLE TREE
`All Lowercase`
apple tree
`Capitalize just the first letter`
Apple tree
`Capitalize the first letter of each word`
Apple Tree
Thank You
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I tried to run something like this in "custom commands:
```
sed "s\a\\g" | sort -u
or
sed "s\a\\g"; sort -u
or even
sed "s\a\\g" && sort -u
```
but nothing worked
I think that Custom command in geany dont support parallel or pipe commands.
I think it will be a great enhancement to be added such support.
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