I was curious what lib you are using for find and replace (if any) I'm
trying to do a substitution like:
document.getElementById\('(\w+)'\).innerHTML = (.+);*
for
$('#$1').html($2) but don't know if that facility is supported
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This might be a bug that needs to be reported -- it seems that using
anonymous functions in Javascript confuses the symbol parser that sorts out
function names and they appear in the wrong scope in the symbols list.
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Hi guys I am taking the course on Software engineering and Human computer Interface .I took geany as my case study so downloaded the source code of geany but now I dont know how to start reading the source code of geany , the downloaded source doesnt contain any class diagram.Can anybody help me in reading and understanding the source code.
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I have installed the Geany from SVN.
I also read the hacking section explaining how to add a filetype.
I noticed the existence of a lexmetapost.cxx from Scintilla.
Now, I am gonna try to add this new filetype. I'll get in touch.
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Is there a way in Geany to if I press the tab key it will give me 4 spaces instead of a tab? I have it set so upon saving all tabs are converted to spaces, but the tab button still puts out tabs.
I can do this in other editors so I figured there's a way to do this in Geany.
Thanks
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Dear Geany devs,
It would be really nice if the 'New' and 'New from template' options were
available in the right-click menu of the file browser sidebar.
Ideally, there would be a pop-up in which you can name the newly created
file...
Thrash bin or cool idea?
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hello,
I am actually configuring Geany to work with latex, making a lots of
"snippets". Wonderful!
I also use Metapost to generate figures. Will there be a "filetype.metapost"
in geany0.16 ? For the moment, I made a pseudo one using "filetype.ferite".
Thanks for Geany !
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I've just installed the Geany 0.15 package under Mac OS X 10.4.11
using an application called the MacPort transporter to compile and
install a binary package for geany on my G-5. When I try to launch it
from the Terminal command line I get the error "Geany: cannot open
display" and the launch process terminates. Was I supposed to
configure something before trying to launch it?
Hello,
I am a new Geany user and I will use it mainly for latex compiling. With
Ubuntu, the actual version is 0.14. It works perfectly.
I did install the version 0.15 but the pdf viewing doesn't work. A small
window opens and closes imediatly. There is no messages ...
Have you noticed this problem ? I tried also on Windows XP and it works
perfectly.
About geanylatex, is there any prevision of new developments ? Personally, I
am not very interested but I think that it could help beginners. Is there a
group of people working on it ?
Cordially.
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I'm paranoid and I save files I'm working on a lot. Since I'm stuck with
multiple platforms and programs I edit things with, I've settled on Alt-F
to reach the file menu and S to save as having the broadest compatibility
there.
This doesn't work well with Geany, because "Save" is grayed out if you
haven't modified the file yet. So if you haven't made a change yet, that
combination of keys leaves one stuck in the menu structure, likely to
cause mayhem if you keep typing without noticing what happened. I find
applications that change how the menus work in a modal way like this any
more than absolutely necessary frustrating, and I'm not aware of any other
GNOME applications that work this way.
There's multiple use cases this doesn't support too. I might want to save
a file just to update its timestamp, or just to confirm that I have
appropriate permissions to change it before I actually begin editing it.
Is there any way to change this behavior? What I normally expect from a
programming oriented editor is a visual indication of changed/unchanged,
but not for save to ever be disabled. I'm sure there are people that
prefer the current behavior, so some sort of settings option ("Disable
save if document unchaged") to toggle between the two would seem the ideal
way to handle this.
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