hi guys! i've recently switched to geany from cdt (eclipse plugin for
c/c++). when you create a new header file in cdt it's default content is
like below:
#ifndef SOMEHEADER_H_
#define SOMEHEADER_H_
#endif /*SOMEHEADER_H_*/
where SOMEHEADER is the name of the file. Can you tell me how can i make
it in geany? I have created a template and put it into
~/.geany/templates but geany doesn't seem to see it even after restart.
my template has this content:
#ifndef {filename}
#define {filename}
#endif /*{filename}*/
but filename is not what i need. I got stuck at this point. Need your
help.
Hello!
Can I add some other completion texts to a certain filetype? I have
noticed, that there are completions for Python (from standard library,
which is cool) and I woud like to add some completions for PyQt, which
I use a lot and would be extremely helpful. Can I do this somehow and
maybe send them to you afterwards?
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Filip Gruszczyński
Thanks for the info guys. I will move upstream.
By the way, I am subscribed but sent the email from the wrong account. Well, actually the browser seems to mix up my email account sessions - need to go back to using claws-mail asap.
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Anyone using geany or scite along with mrxvt or aterm? Highlight something in geany/scite and then middle-click in mrxvt/aterm to paste. Doesn't seem to work. Works fine if roxterm/xterm is used with geany/scite. Works fine if medit/leafpad is used with mrxvt/aterm. I can even copy/paste from mrxvt/aterm into scite/geany - just not vice versa.
Any thoughts?
Using debian lenny, posted at the debian user forums - http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?p=190484
Hi!
First of all, congrats on building Geany with so many features and
still so lightweight!
There is a feature that Anjuta also doesn't "remember" to do: allow
the location of the status/compiler/message/scribble/terminal areas,
normally located at the end of the window, to a right, vertical
location.
This way a guy can code and on the right side of it have all the
messages from the compiler or terminal, giving more usefulness to wide
screens.
Is there an option for that or it is necessary to "tweak" the code?
Thanks in advance!
Marcelo
Hullo
I have tried to add custom templates using 0.15 "Quillan" on Windows
and have failed. I got it working fine on Linux on my Acer One notebook
so I understand the process. Is it different on Window?
many thanks
Pieta
Dr Pietà Schofield
Division of Plant Science
University of Dundee
Scottish Crop Research Institute
p.schofield(a)dundee.ac.uk
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I have a feature suggestion I'd like to make.
The easiest way to explain this is probably just to point at an example of a
similar thing in a different application.
In most winamp style mp3 players when you press the j key it brings up the
jump dialog, this dialog provides a dynamic search of all the files in the
current playlist and allows you to instantly jump to any of them.
My suggestion is that Geany have a similar mechanism for searching and
jumping to symbols in the current file.
This is not something I've seen in any other editor, but I think it could be
very handy.
Dear Geany devs,
My co-workers and myself really like the alternative project support in
Geany, but loading a project can take some time. We all have dualcore
AMD's, so the loading time could be cut by half by if geanyprj would use
both cores to load the project. (imagine what it'll do with quad- or even
more cores!)
Can this feature request be added to the list?
-tnx!-
Harold
INFO: Geany 0.14, GTK+ 2.14.4, GLib 2.18.2
under ubuntu 8.10
(also under window XP)
the following trouble refers to ubuntu environment:
*consider this code:*
tast = u'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'
iera = u'\u00e0\u00e8\u00e9\u00ec\u00f2\u00f9'.encode('utf-8')
car=''
while car != '!!':
car = raw_input('digita un carattere--->: ')
if car in iera:
print 'ok iera', car
elif car in tast:
print 'ok tast', car
elif len(car) > 1:
print 'solo 1 carattere. ne hai messi', len(car)
when usin Geany if I type 1 or more normal characters (e.g. 'ab' or 'cdf')
or a single character with accent (e.g. 'è' or 'à') the program works well.
if I type a group (more than 1) of characters containing an accented
character (e.g. 'ghètè' or simply 'ùù'), the program stop working with the
error 'in <string>' requires string as left operand
the following, intead, lines refer to the Python shell:
>>> tast = u'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'
>>> iera = u'\u00e0\u00e8\u00e9\u00ec\u00f2\u00f9'.encode('utf-8')
>>> car=''
>>> while True:
car = raw_input('digita un carattere--->: ')
car = car[0]
if car in iera:
print 'ok iera'
elif car in tast:
print 'ok tast'
digita un carattere--->: sd
ok tast
digita un carattere--->: d
ok tast
digita un carattere--->: fdg
ok tast
digita un carattere--->: f
ok tast
digita un carattere--->: r
ok tast
digita un carattere--->: y
ok tast
digita un carattere--->: h
ok tast
digita un carattere--->: èpioè
ok iera
digita un carattere--->: è
ok iera
Note that the instruction *car = car[0] *under Geany issues another error:
prints a strange character with a question mark inside and moves the
following line right. the question is: HAS GEANY PROBLEMS WITH THOSE
PARTICULAR CONVERSTIONS?
thanks
Virgilio semprini