@elextr for me personally, 2) would be more useful than the home directory (the current default location) when creating new files in a project. Usually I open some files first, to read where and how the new file would work.
But it would also be fine when I start a new project: my projects are in a directory structure based on meaning (something like /home/danuker/projects/learning/clojure/brave-and-true/
). So, for a new learning Clojure project, I could just go one up the directory stack instead of having to go to /projects/learning/clojure/
again and again.
I guess number 3) is a ticket for the plugin, since the plugin has to use Geany's interface, not the other way round, as you say :)
Seems like the plugin is in the repository though.
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