Hi Fans and users of zsh and Geany,
I've created a first version of an auto completion file for zsh to
support auto completion for Geany. As I'm sure its not perfect by now
(even its working for me...) I'm asking for testing and some input of
everybody who likes to give it a chance.
Thanks,
Frank
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Hi,
I've a warning on html validation of the output from the html plugin export:
<title>catalogue.xml</title>
<meta http-equiv="content-type"content="text/html;charset=utf-8"/>
<meta name="generator"content="Geany 0.18"/>
<meta name="date"content="2010-01-31T11:16:15">
<style type="text/css">
line 9 column 2 - Avertissement: <meta> element not empty or not closed.
It's the folowing one, that should close with '/' like the others:
<meta name="date"content="2010-01-31T11:16:15">
Thanks
Didier
>
> Which version of Geany are you using?
> Inside current svn version it should be possible by combining %d and %f
> in a good way. But this has been introduced after 0.18 so not yet
> available inside a stable release.
>
> If you are running 0.18 or below I'd suggest to use a make file and set
> up a special target for your action so you could call it by make
> some_fancy_action or by using the make custom target menu item.
I'm running the last stable version: 0.18.
I'm glad that the current svn version introduce %d (the directory I
suppose).
I think that the solution with a make file doesen't work for my problem:
I need the full filename in order to pass it to the run command of my
Xml project. This command validates the current file. So it can be
anywhere on the disk, not specially in the working directory of the
project.
One again, many thanks for this very nice ide.
Didier
Sorry, here is the thread again, but in plain text,
I would like to run a project command with the full filename, including
it's path.
I only find this variables available to run commands:
* %f -- complete filename without path
* %e -- filename without path and without extension
Could you tell me which variable can be used for a full filename,
including it's path ?
Thanks,
Didier
Hi all
Thanks to the geany developers for giving us a great editor. I was wondering
if anyone had encountered the same problem I have when switching projects.
I'm currently using geany 0.19 (svn >=r4530) although this issue has
intermittently been happening for me since version ~0.17. Essentially I have
a project open. I want to load another project. I choose the project from
Project > Recent Projects. Geany asks if I want to close the current project
and I click yes. Geany thinks for a few seconds and then segfaults. The same
thing happens using the Recent Projects submenu or using Projects > Open.
I've seen this happen on 2 seperate machines (ubuntu intrepid and ubuntu
karmic) - the only link would be that the .config/geany and .geany would
have been copied over from one machine to the other when my user data was
migrated.
This happens less frequently now than it has in the past (its happened twice
today) but does still crop up. I'm editing PHP / SQL / BASH files. I have
the file browser and symbol list enabled in the side pane. I have no plugins
(apart from the file browser) enabled. I'm using a custom snippets.conf but
the default syntax highlighting files. I had the distribution geany packages
installed as well on the ubuntu intrepid machine but they are not installed
on the karmic machine (they were and I've now removed them). Geany is
installed into /usr/local. The machines are both 64 bit.
Erm... anything else that might be helpful to diagnose what's happening?
Anyone else seen this? I haven't been able to find anything on the web about
it. Only a tiny irritation in an otherwise great tool!
Cheers
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Hello,
I'm writing to ask if it's possible that geany is set up (or to
set it up) so it would be easy to write different interfaces for it.
The main reason this would be cool is because then someone (I'd be
willing to learn how) could write a quartz/OSX interface for it and we
could have a speedy IDE on OSX. I've been using the macports one... but
it's really not the same as using it on a gnome system. Please let me
know if this is do-able,
Josh
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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Milan Babuskov
http://www.flamerobin.org
