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When running Geany (v1.38) from the terminal, Geany issues the string Value: 0 to the terminal. This almost looks like a return value, but it appears as soon as Geany is launched (not when it terminates).
I searched the Geany documentation and did not find an explanation for the meaning of this value or an official way to instruct Geany to suppress it. I did find that redirecting standard output to /dev/null did hide the seemingly undocumented message: geany > /dev/null
Is this message intentional or a bug? If it's intentional, what is the meaning? Can it be added to the documentation (or did my search simply not find it)? Is there a Geany option to suppress it? Can one be added?
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