All,
1) Steps to reproduce: Start a long compile (This keeps the compile
window busy) (Long = 10+ seconds to complete)
2) Open the "Open File" dialog 3 times. On the 3rd time geany will
crash. I do it by pressing CTRL+O
Attached is some potentially interesting valgrind. I tried suppressing
writing to the compile window but that didn't fix the problem. I need a
suggestion as to where else to look.
Cheers,
- Bob
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On Wed, 22 Nov 2006 16:46:55 +0000, Nick Treleaven
<nick.treleaven(a)btinternet.com> wrote:
> On a related subject, it seemed to me to be usual to add tabs on the
> right, should this be the default for new users? Just that tabbed
> browsers and terminals tend to do it this way.
You are right, the reason for putting them on the left was just my
personal preference and I agree to place them by default on the right
side. But on the other hand, how is this done by other text
editors/IDEs (e.g. Kate, Gedit)? I think to remember that Anjuta places
new tabs also on the left side.
Can anyone give any information?
Regards,
Enrico
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All,
The attached patch stops geany from autocompleting XML in regular source
files (Which I find annoying.....)
No ChangeLog this time
Cheers,
- Bob
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Sometimes it can be really usefull to have different behaviour in
different project
is it possible to specify a way to run a python project, and another
way for another python project ?
(in scite, there is the local.properties to configure this kind of
thing, and all the scite configuration (this is a GREAT feature, which
should be in geany too))
it seems that geany generate a "geany_run_script.sh" ...
but if i modify it, it is overwrite at the next run ;-(
you should generate it the first time only, no ?
hello, i'm new to geany
I'm a big fan of python, and i always used scite before (and i'm agree
scintilla is far beyond gtksourceview ;-)
I plan to use geany in the near future, because it's scintilla based,
and brings some enhanced features over scite (but miss some importants
too, for python language)
In scite, we've got the abbrev features (kind of macros) ... which
seems to be in geany too , under the macros features ...
But i don't know/understand how it works ...
I've tested with a lot of "language type", and with geany 0.9 and the
svn ... (under ubuntu edgy)
when i press control+return, i've got a "empty popup list" ...
I can't find any documentation about this feature in the mailing/wiki ...
how to fill this list ? how to use it ?
i tried to create a "python.tags" text file .... but no more result ...
Hi!
I suggest to change from
compiler=python "%f"
to
compiler=python -c "import py_compile; py_compile.compile('%f')"
in filetypes.python (as scite uses it).
Regards,
Bajusz Tamás
hi all,
i miss in geany changing tabs more efficiently, is ctrl + page
down/page up the only way to change between tabs, isn't it?
if possible, can be implemented the same keybindings than
gnome-terminal/xfce4-terminal (both gtk-based desktops), alt + tab
number???
thanks,
regards,
topi
Dear developers,
I have just noticed that changing the font size breaks the synchronisation
between main source window and the sidebar with function names.
Cheers,
Misha
Hi,
PHP Errors don't always follow this pattern:
// Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CASE in brace_bug.php on line
3
Sometimes they are a bit more complicated:
// Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_LNUMBER, expecting
T_FUNCTION in bob.php on line 16
The attached patch fixes this.
PS.. Was anyone planning on doing version control integration. At the
very least it would be handy to get diff's in geany.
Cheers,
- Bob