Hi,
many times I use Geany's "find in files" function to search for some
string inside directory. The problem is that results are not sorted at
all (at least, I cannot find a critera: it isn't file timestamp or
filename).
Would it be possible to sort the result alphabetically (or any other
way). Just piping grep to sort(1) would be sufficient to me.
Thanks,
P.S. I guess I don't have to tell you that Geany is great! because you
already know that :)
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http://www.flamerobin.org
Hi,
I have created a patch for the feature request I reported at [1],
unfortunately I did not log in before submitting so I cannot add the patch
to the ticket myself, therefore I am providing it here.
It adds a button "Close" to the message box that is shown when an opened
file is not available on the disk any more. Currently it only allows to
"Save" or "Cancel". However most of the time I would like to simply close
the file in such a case as I deleted it on-purpose. This case was a bit
cumbersome at the moment in Geany.
The patch is quite simple, but surely a bit "crude" at the moment, I do not
know GTK/GNOME development at all, so I just duplicated the related methods
to create an instance of dialogs_show_question which takes a third argument
and use that to show the message box. I also had to duplicate the code that
actually closes the file in order to prevent another message box from being
shown. Surely creating an intermediate local method which is used in both
places would be better here.
Maybe someone with more rights can attach this to the feature request?
BTW, a build for Ubuntu Karmic 9.10 including this patch is available in my
PPA at https://launchpad.net/~dominik-stadler/+archive/ppa
Thanks... Dominik.
[1]
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2916954&group_id=153444&ati…
Hey guys,
some weeks ago, I met Evgeni Golov and he was so nice to make a Geany
Sticker logo for us :).
I'm not sure whether it is already good enough, maybe the Geany lamp in
the centre is too small and too detailed. I still need to print it to
paper in its original size, just to check how it would look like.
Anyway, if anyone wants to use and/or improve it, feel free to do so.
It can be easily edited with tools like Inkscape.
License: http://people.debian.org/~evgeni/debian-laptop-sticker/LICENSE
Regards,
Enrico
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Hi,
Im new to this list so hope following is not a big FAQ.
Well, Im using geany 0.18 mainly for php scripts. I cant get the error
indication when compiling the script.
In Edit-Preferences-Editor-Use of indicators to show compile error" is set
I tried some "manipulations" but I cant get the error indicator. Surely
it worked in a previous version, but unluckily had to change
distribution and install everhting from scrach and now...
Then Ive another similar problem, similar since I think that the origin
is the same. Ive setted line wrap at 72 but doesnt work, the line doesnt
breaks. This one worked too in a precedent version of Geany.
Thank you in advance
Hi.
I'm not sure whether this is a bug or not, but it's a behavior I find a
bit strange.
If I make a new file with one of the standard templates and hit ctrl+s,
to save the file, the dialogue pops up asking me where I want to save
it.
However if I make a new file with a custom template and hit ctrl+s to
save it, the dialogue doesn't appear. It just saves the file in my home
folder.
Is this behavior intended? I would prefer that it actually asks me where
I want that file to be saved.
Greetings,
Laurent
P.S:
This is the geany version I'm running under Ubuntu 9.04:
geany 0.18 (kompiliert am Aug 21 2009 mit GTK 2.16.1, GLib 2.20.1)
Hi,
I am new to Geany and so far I really like it. I have two questions though.
Every time I start Geany and look at the VTE, the prompt is gibberish.
When I use left click - Restart Terminal, the prompt is fine from that
point on during the session. Is there something I can do to get the
prompt to start up normally?
Also, every time I start Geany the VTE starts in the same directory. If
I edit files in other directories and shut down Geany, when I restart it
the VTE is still in the same original directory. Is there a way I can
change the directory that the VTE starts in?
I'm using Geany 0.18 on Ubuntu Jaunty.
Sincere Thanks,
Bill
Hello, i'm interested in writing a requirements specification document
for Geany (definition for this type of technical document on
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Requirements_specification) I hope that
this will be OK with the developers of Geany. Any help (if needed)
would be appreciable. Thanks !
Hi Geany users !
This message ain't a request. I just want to share with the community (and in particular with he developers) that a French-speaking magazine, GNU/Linux Magazine France, in its latest issue advise the reader to use Geany to start hacking in python.
If someone can get access to an issue, it's on page 64.
Link : http://www.gnulinuxmag.com/index.php/2009/11/27/gnulinux-magazine-n%C2%B012…
Cheers !
Thomas
PS : please forgive the bad English I write ;)
> Not sure. I don't know Java very well and the package stuff was always
> confusing to me. The current SVN version has an improved build system
> which is much more flexible than before and probably could help you
> reaching your goal. It supports now also %d for the directory of the
> current file and %p for the project base directory
> Otherwise maybe you can just use a simple shell script which you use
> as
> run command and pass it the .class' filename and let the shell script
> do some magic to get the right path.
>
> Regards,
> Enrico
Well I thank you Enrico for that valuable suggestions . I don't know to
shell script , I would be nice if some here helps me .
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