@ntrel commented on this pull request.

In src/build.c:

> @@ -2577,15 +2565,20 @@ void build_save_menu(GKeyFile *config, gpointer ptr, GeanyBuildSource src)
 				g_key_file_remove_key(config, build_grp_name, "error_regex", NULL);
 			if (pj->priv->build_filetypes_list != NULL)
 			{
-				data.config = config;
-				data.ft_names = g_ptr_array_new();
-				g_ptr_array_foreach(pj->priv->build_filetypes_list, foreach_project_filetype, (gpointer)(&data));
-				if (data.ft_names->pdata != NULL)
+				GPtrArray *ft_names = g_ptr_array_new();
+				guint i;
+				
+				foreach_ptr_array(ft, i, pj->priv->build_filetypes_list)

what is the reason we keep invalid documents around? If there is a good reason to do that (like not premature optimization)

To avoid reading/writing to freed memory. The API allows people to read from a document pointer in a callback without seeing if they can find the document in documents_array. I don't think this can safely be deprecated, it would cause silent breakage.

but probably located in the document.h file

It already is.

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