Hi all,
This is just a quick hack to compile recently geany (SVN rev732) on Windows.
Mr.Chuoi
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Hi All
Thanks for replying to my question. I now understand auto-completing within geany and have it working. My reply is late because the geany mailing list was getting caught in my spam filter - imagine than!
Thanks again
Kevin
Hi Enrico,
I did try with clean and also by pulling the r714 into a new directory, and
I also had -g, and yet this was all I've got. I shall try again one of these
days - pretty busy right now...
Cheers,
Misha
>Try a "make clean" and then compile Geany again with debugging symbols.
>Can you provide anyway a backtrace(after building with debugging
>symbols)?
>
>Regards,
>Enrico
>
Hi All
I have been using geany for about a year and I love it. I decided to use it for a bigger project and I also decided that auto-completion could be useful to me. Up until now, I essentailly ignored it. However, now that I am trying to use it, I can't seem to get it to work. If I type something like "GPtr" it offers a list of possible completions, the first of which is "GPtrArray" and I would like to select/accept it. Reading the keybindings in the help seems to idicate that I should type <ctrl>SPACE to accept it. Nothing happens.
So, how do I accept a word from the list offered by geany?
I am running the 0.8 release in gnome.
Thanks
Kev
Hi,
I was trying to create my own Ruby syntax highlighting color scheme,
so I copied filetypes.ruby into ~/.geany/filedefs and started
modifying that copy.
I wanted a dark theme, so changed all the 0xffffff's for background to
0x5d5d5d -- including, of course, the one for "default". Trouble is, I
think there's a bug, because it doesn't color the rest of the window
background 0x5d5d5d -- just the background of the text.
Looking for a solution, I then copied filetypes.common into
~/.geany/filedefs and changed *its* "default" background value to
0x5d5d5d, and then the change took for the whole window with the Ruby
file. Fine. But, trouble is, doing that sets the window background
color for *all* the other filetypes, which clashes with their light
colorschemes.
---John
(Sorry for the duplication Enrico -- meant to send this to the list.)
On 8/9/06, Enrico Tröger <enrico.troeger(a)uvena.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Geany 0.8 has been released.
Thanks! Great to see all this progress with Geany. :)
> Changes since Geany 0.7:
> [snip]
> * Added support for back references when using regex replace.
Nice. :) But, I think I found a problem with it. Try putting this into
your file:
LiquidCooled
WaterCooled
Then try the following Search/Replace:
search text: [A-Z]([a-z]+)Cooled
replace text: XXX\1Cooled
It works the first time through, but then if you make the search loop
around, the 2nd time it finds too much (all three of the X's instead
of just the first one), and the replacement gives you a strange number
of X's...
In fact, if you start that over, and change the replace text to:
XXX-\1Cooled, then when the search wraps around, it incorrectly finds
"iquidCooled" (which comes after the "XXX-").
> [snip]
> * Scroll to 1/4 of the view when jumping to a line number.
Very nice. :) As are a number of the other new features listed here.
What might also be useful is, when you're searching (either Find or
Replace), when you move on to the next search result, instead of
having it be at the bottom line of the window, it would be nice if the
window were scrolled up just a bit, to give the user a little context
of what they're looking it. This would be especially helpful when
doing a lot of manual Searching/Replacing and you have to look at each
case.
> [snip]
> * Added keyboard shortcuts for increase/decrease of line indentation.
Hm. Previously I just used Tab and Shift-Tab. I now notice that
there's an "Edit --> Format --> {Increase|Decrease} Indent" menu item.
Using the Tab key seems sensible to me. Why add the Ctrl-I and
Shift-Ctrl-I?
Also, I notice that if I select some block of text and use
Tab/Shift-Tab, indent/de-dent works as expected, but fails with
Ctrl-I/Shift-Ctrl-I (it only shifts one line -- not the whole
selection).
---John
Dear Enrico,
Thanks for the prompt reply. r712 is fine, indentation guides are now gentle
and discreet :)
BTW, 714 drops core at a very early stage:
** INFO: trying to create a new named pipe
** INFO: debug mode built in (can't be disabled)
** INFO: GTK+ runtime version: 2.8.20
zsh: segmentation fault (core dumped) ./geany
Looking at core with gdb was not particularly revealing (frame #0)
(I am running Ubuntu Dapper on the 3500 Athlon HP desktop).
I guess, you know this, but just in case...
Cheers,
Misha
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> Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 17:11:21 +0200
> From: Enrico Tr?ger <enrico.troeger(a)uvena.de>
> Subject: Re: [Geany] thanks and a couple of questions
> To: geany(a)uvena.de
> Message-ID: <20060813171121.5290f680.enrico.troeger(a)uvena.de>
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> On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 21:18:52 +0200, "Mikhail Savitsky"
> <mikhail.savitsky(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > 1. Is it possible to change the colour of indentation guides - I am
> > using reverse colours (black on white) and guides are a bit too
> > bright/intrusive. On the other hand I would hate to turn them off,
> > for python especially. This is possible in SciTE, so it should not be
> > much of a problem in geany, I assume.
> I just added it in rev712. In filetypes.common you have the keys
> indent_guide and white_space to define colour values for these styles.
>
> How to do this is described in Geany's documentation, see
> http://geany.uvena.de/manual/ch04.html#filetypes_common.
>
> Regards,
> Enrico
>
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