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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Geany 1.38 Windows 10 x64
When installing in CUSTOM FOLDER (G:\c;\Program Files\) to save space on my C:\ drive - get the following error:-
geany.exe - System Error
X The code execution cannot proceed because libgeamy-0.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem.
The install was successful for the DEFAULT folder C:\Program Files\
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Ubuntu22.04 desktop with LUKS, GNOME 42.9
FileManager: Nautilus (alias Files) 42.6
I set Geany as the default application to open text files
from the FileManager GUI if i click on a .txt file then Geany doesn't get focus,
instead an alert/dialog is displayed which disappears after a few seconds,
this alert/dialog contains the geany logo and the file name,
to be able to assign focus to Geany I have to switch between running programs with ALT+TAB
I checked what happens with other editors
with Gedit and Libreoffice it doesn't occur, it only occurs with Geany
more specifically, it does not occur if you double-click on the file, then all works
however, it occurs if you open the context menu with the keyboard menu key > open file >
with Dconf Editor searched the Nautilus configurations
also searched in geany configurations ~/.config/geany/geany.conf
still didn't solve
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Make the ctags parser ignore function definitions in Matlab files written within block comments, like:
```matlab
%{
function y = This(is, not, a, function, definition)
%}
function y = But(this, is)
%{ not a block comment ("%{" needs to be on a line on its own)
function y = And(also, this)
%}
```
Block comments are useful for commenting out entire sections of code which may include function definitions, specially since they can be nested (which is also handled appropriately by this PR).
Additionally, this PR allows function declarations to be indented. This is quite common when defining class methods within a class.
This PR is a continuation of PR #3358, which I understand was ready to merge but has been sitting there for a while. So by merging this PR you also get that one. Two for the price of one!
(I didn't make this a separate PR because it touches some of the same lines #3358 touches, so making it a separate PR would have led to merge conflicts in the future. Each individual feature is implemented as a separate commit though.)
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* ctags: Matlab: function name only, without args
* Modify (fix) test accordingly
* Improve ctags tests for Matlab
* ctags: Matlab: ignore defs within block comments
* ctags: Matlab: ignore leading whitespace
-- File Changes --
M ctags/parsers/geany_matlab.c (52)
M tests/ctags/matlab_backtracking.m.tags (4)
M tests/ctags/matlab_test.m (14)
M tests/ctags/matlab_test.m.tags (18)
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On Fedora 27 / Wayland, default install, Geany 1.31
In Nautilus, after associating a file type with Geany (e.g. .log or .txt), opening the file creates a new geany instance if there was none, or a new tab in geany if there was an existing instance.
The small annoyance is in the latter case - the new tab is created and the file is loaded, however if Geany's window is not brought to the front nor put in focus
Geany > Preferences does not seem to expose any setting to control this behavior. Gedit's behavior for the same use case is as expected: a new tab is open and Gedit's window is brought to front and given the focus.
I believe Geany's behavior up until some six months ago (1.29?) did not have this problem
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Tested with Scintilla 3.7.5 which produces the exact same result already in Geany, and with 3.7.6 and the current LongTerm3 branch which, because they only modified files not used in Geany, again produce the exact same result except for the "version.txt" file which then contains "376" instead of "375".
Fixes #1606
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* Update the patch for Scintilla to work with 3.7.5, 3.7.6
-- File Changes --
M scintilla/scintilla_changes.patch (22)
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The tool to comment/uncomment Lines could be more elegant, adding all the # to the BEGINNING of lines!
And I saw a bug, it failing today, couldn't uncomment had to use REPLACE tool.
Works well to comment, but to uncomment, FAILED.
My suggestion is like this:
Nowadays | Desired
----------------------------------------------------
# code # code
#code # code
#code # code
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