To fix it, you have to go to Tools=>Configuration Files=>filetype_extensions.conf. Then remove *.m from Matlab/Octave=.

Correct.

To solve this, you'd have to check the code in the file, which I imagine would be a pain.

However, almost every Objective-C file will contain at least one #import or #include. You could probably just check if the file contains this.

So do C/C++ files.

I'm not sure which is more popular. If Matlab/Octave is more popular, then maybe it should be ahead of Objective-C files.

The filetype_extensions.conf is in alphabetical order by filetype name, so Matlab wins over Objective-C. Geany devs don't know which is most popular with an individual user, so its alphabetical, bat as you note above you can change it to your preference.

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