@iyernaveenr thank you for your better explanation.

It is not a bug, it shows Geany is behaving as it is intended, if the file ends with a newline character, Geany shows an empty line because thats what is after the newline, if the file does not end with a newline only the characters on the last line are shown.

Just to make sure you are understanding clearly, a newline is a character in a file that specifies that the following characters are to be on a new line. A newline character can exist at any point in the file, including being the last character in the file. If a newline character exists at the end of the file Geany and Vscode show the empty new line as that newline character specifies. This is intended behaviour, it shows what the newline character in the file specifies ... a new line which has no characters on it.

There is no issue with Geany behaviour, it is as intended and is not a bug.

That Vim has some other behaviour is presumably Vim's decision. The fact that it does not indicate that there is a newline is what it decides, but it seems to me to be wrong and as @b4n said at least confusing. But that is Vim behaviour not Geany behaviour.

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