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
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I was wondering if anyone knew if GeanyLua plugin / Lua scripts in general can run Linux command line commands, similar to the Geany build in feature "Send to Custom Commands", and apply them to documents in the same way.
For a quick example, it was pointed out to me that the "sort" command can be used within documents.
`sort -f`
Which changes the sort order of the highlighted items in alphabetical order.
Does anyone by any chance know if this is possible to do the same using GeanyLua plugin with a Lua script?
If so would anyone be willing to provide a kind of "template" Lua script that can achieve this?
Template can use the same example mentioned above "sort -f"
Then me/other users can just edit the "template" script changing the command and any options desired to apply to document in Geany.
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CTRL-b is a great shortcut, but i cannot select text using any shortcut like (say) CTRL-B (upper B)
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This dialog is really wide.
It's not possible to select the text with the URL so it might not be so nice having to visit that URL by typing what you see manually.
![billede](https://github.com/geany/geany/assets/1836590/c04faf68-9c5d-4ed7-89a4-142357193ad1)
![billede](https://github.com/geany/geany/assets/1836590/5ba75c0b-1bb0-40a7-b64b-cfd6ace98cb7)
Perhaps make the URL into a link (like in the About dialog) and not having to show the URL but a link text instead.
Maybe something like this.
Maybe add an icon to show its a link being opened in a web browser.
![billede](https://github.com/geany/geany/assets/1836590/df71345c-918d-413f-a15a-e98751e3c3e9)
> Windows 7.
> Geany 2.0.
> "Pryce"
> (bygget Oct 19 2023 eller efter)
> Med afviklingsbibliotekerne GTK+ v3.24.39 og GLib v2.78.0
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I installed both Geany Nightly and Geany Plugins Nightly.
geany-2.1_git_20241127021509_22a8a1f55_setup.exe
geany-plugins-2.1_git_20241127022112_8d924fd1_setup.exe
Geany will fail to run because missing of these dlls: `libjpeg-8.dll`, `libtiff-6.dll`, `libdeflate.dll`, `libjbig-0.dll`, `libLerc.dll`, `libwebp-7.dll`, and `libsharpyuv-0.dll`.
My educated guess: new dependencies being introduced but the old packaging script is not updated to copy them.
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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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Anyone come across a JSpath, the HTML path, plugin?
This is the common, standard addressing identifying an element location in HTML document we often find anywhere, as opposed to less common Xpath.
Thanks before and please immediately feed information about it
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