Hi,
It seems there's no way to start geany to open a file in a "read-only"
mode.
Would it be a lot of work to add such a command line option? Don't
bother if it is. :-)
Regards,
ST
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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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Please help out a dope. I know I've done this before, many times, and
not had a problem, but today... not so much.
Geany built from r4788, Fedora 11 x86-64.
I want to prefix a bunch of lines with something, e.g. spaces or a tab
or, well, anything. Let's say X for the sake of picking an easy example.
Search: ^
Replace: X
Use regular expressions: ticked
Sample text:
example
example
example
Result:
XeXxXaXmXpXlXeX
XeXxXaXmXpXlXeX
XeXxXaXmXpXlXeX
OK, so I tried:
Search: ^(.)
Replace: X\1
Result was the same. Why my brain can't deal with this problem I truly
don't know, because I use RegEx search/replace hundreds of times a day
and yet this just doesn't compute for me. Please send answers or
tablets, I already have alcohol and caffeine :)
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Ross McKay, Toronto, NSW Australia
"Yeah, you just take your pill, and everything will be alright"
- Everclear
Hi,
I have an existing project base that includes hundreds of projects. Each
project has numerous files. I've managed to get one of the smallest projects
working with geany, but when i moved the project from a "work-in-progress"
directory to a "working" directory and then attempted to open the project I
found that geany did not open the files and it also seems to have deleted
the contents of the project file(it lost the list of files used in the
project).
Now I'm back at sqaure one trying to port my projects into geany. When i
attempt to create a new project geany claims to have created the project
file(via message in lower left corner that reads Project "test" created).
But it is not to be found in the project base directory i have selected.
Using project / new from the menu has a dialog that seems odd to me.
Name, Filename, Basepath.
Name and Filename seem to be of the same atm.
Can anyone shed any light on porting a project into geany or a general
theory of how a project is created.
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I tried 0.18.1 to find that the syntax highlighter files i created will not
work so using the latest version is not likely atm.
thanks.
Hi!
I was thinking today about how geany is awsome and helps me a lot with
my python coding and found a feature, that would make my live so much
easier: it's jumping to function/class/module. I won't give a specific
description, but instead provide examples of how it could work:
-> from mypack.mymodule import MyClass
If I am on MyClass and hit a shortcut, geany would open
mypack/mymodule.py and jump to MyClass class.
-> from django.db.models import CharField
If I am on CharField and hit a shortucut, geany would search python
modules path (usually /usr/lib/python/dist-packages), find
django/db/models.py and jump to CharField
-> from django.db.models import Model
If I am on db and hit a shortuct, geany would open
/usr/lib/python/dist-packages/django/db/__init__.py
-> from mypack.mymodule import MyClass
.. // somewhere in the code
obj = MyClass
and I am on MyClass and hit shortcut, geany would open
mypack/mymodule.py and jump to MyClass.
-> import mypackage.mymodule
obj = mypackage.mymodule.MyClass()
and I am on MyClass and hit shortuct, geany would open
mypack/mymodule.py and jump to MyClass.
Geez, that would so a killer feature for any Python developer :-) Any
chance it could appear in Geany?
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Filip Gruszczyński
Hi - I'm trying to get Geany to highlight TODO and FIXME notes in red or with
a different background.
I've been playing with filetypes.python but I can only geany to highlight
TODO when not in a comment line.
Is there a way to do this?
I noticed there is a plugin that "collects" TODO tasks and it would be
useful to me if it didn't require a "description" of the TODO, which I don't
do in many cases, and of course, if it would somehow highlight the
TODO/FIXME note.
Thanks
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Hi,
Geany 0.18.1.1 was released.
This is a Windows-only release without any code changes. 0.18.1.1
includes the (again) the older and more stable GTK 2.16 release (and
GLib 2.20) to fix compatibility issues with Windows 2000 and more
stability.
All downloads can be found on http://download.geany.org.
Regards,
Enrico
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Sorry, I didnt use the correct shortcut:
just use ctrl-shift-click, and all is fine :)
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Column select on non-letter chars
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:04:40 +0100
From: daspostloch <daspostloch(a)googlemail.com>
To: geany(a)uvena.de
Hi all,
when editing tons of large Latex tables,
I noticed that the column select feature
(ctrl-click, drag, release) does only work
when the cursor is in front of a-Z and 1-9.
i.e. consider this minimal example:
2 4 5 5
3 5 6 7
e r t y
u 3 ] 5
? # $ ^
& & & &
} { } /
// // /
You can only select column-wise if
you start your selection in front of
one of the chars in the upper rows.
Is this known? I hadn't seen it on the
list. It's no biggy, but Latex table
delimiter is the & sign...
So once again, thanks for the great prog,
and best,
paul
Hi all,
when editing tons of large Latex tables,
I noticed that the column select feature
(ctrl-click, drag, release) does only work
when the cursor is in front of a-Z and 1-9.
i.e. consider this minimal example:
2 4 5 5
3 5 6 7
e r t y
u 3 ] 5
? # $ ^
& & & &
} { } /
// // /
You can only select column-wise if
you start your selection in front of
one of the chars in the upper rows.
Is this known? I hadn't seen it on the
list. It's no biggy, but Latex table
delimiter is the & sign...
So once again, thanks for the great prog,
and best,
paul
Hello,
(2 little points grouped in same post, because they're really little issues)
-1- Geany (seemingly randomly) shows the paramteter list of some funcs or methods. Cannot find where to disable this feature.
-2- Is there a way to set the terminal's tab/indent width -- or even better to set it equal to the value defined for the editor? [For indentation we can replace tab with n spaces, just need to think at it -- but this does not work for tabulation...]
Denis
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