Hello everybody,
I've been happily using Geany for a little while now, coding mostly in
Python. I have a couple questions:
1. For a dark color scheme, eg Vibrant Ink, how do i get the active
line to not be highlighted. White text + white highlighting =
invisible text on the line I'm trying to edit. Arrgh!
2. Any debugger advice for python? I am finding winpdb is pretty slow
and actually crashes on my machine a fair amount.
I'm on a windows 7 64 bit installation.
Thanks!
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Hi,
The default syntax highlighting orange color for strings IMO looks bad.
I wish you would change that default for many languages.
Couldn't you just throw people who like windows editors a bone and have
a GUI for syntax highlighting instead of editing a file?
Thanks.
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Hi,
is this feature actually working for anyone?
I'm on arch linux and both tried the latest packages
of geany and geany-plugins providing 1.22 as well as
the git variants which currently provide
> geany --version
geany 1.23 (git >= 66b93d2) (built on Sep 2 2012 with GTK 2.24.11, GLib
2.32.4)
. So far, no real cpp file nor a simple testing
file managed to retain their folding status.
Any hints are welcome, thanks!
-Paul
PS: this is the test file i used:
{
test
}
/*
*
* test
*
*/
test
Hello all,
I am a inexperienced user with Geany. I primarily use it for C
programming and editing latex.
I am wondering if there is a way to clean the different object/
executable/ aux files created during compilation after I am done with my
work.
For users familiar with texmaker I am asking for something like
"clean"-button inn Geany.
Thanks for your help!
-Shom
Hi all,
just as a note: I plan to move all Geany-related mailing lists from
uvena.de to the geany.org server on Friday, October 5 2012, around 12:00
UTC.
The lists will be down during move for about 1-2 hours.
I'll send a reminder shortly before starting with the actual move next week.
Regards,
Enrico
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hi there,
i have a question about file management in Geany
i need to store all the project files in the document bar(the sidebar)
but keep the window tab's clean for only the file(s) i'm working on
the problem is if i closed a file from the file(s) tab it gets removed
from the document sidebar and Geany doesn't remember it in the project
files the next time i open the project
Is there an option somewhere to have Geany save the list of open files
intermittently instead of just on exit. I don't usually exit Geany, I start
it on boot and it runs until the machine crashes or windows decides it
needs to reboot. So it would be nice if it saved the tabs regularly so I
could have them back after a crash.
G
Hi
Is there a way to have the symbols and documents sidebars visible at the
same time?
I want this because I find the documents sidebar more effective than the
window tabs when there are more than a half dozen files open, but I also
use the symbols sidebar heavily.
G
Is there a way to have the symbols and documents sidebars visible at the
same time?
I want this because I find the documents sidebar more effective than the
window tabs but I also use the symbols sidebar heavily.
G
Hi All,
I was writting a compiler for a new language, and I was having problems
with Geany. Whenever I tried to run "make" (e.g. press F8 in geany)
there were three cases:
* no error
* error in the compiler program -> error message was a Python traceback
* error in the source file being compiled by the compiler -> error
message was a gnu formatted error message.
I asked about this problem here before: what kind of regular expression
should I use so that Geany finds both errors? The answer was that it is
almost impossible, because Geany can only handle a single regular
expression.
Today I came up with another solution. It is a tiny wrapper program that
can run any other command. It monitors the data that is flowing through
stderr and stdout. It can run several different regular expressions on
the output, and convert them into standardized format.
It is trivial to change this program so that you parse the compiler
output from program code (instead of a regular expression). It allows
you to parse the output of almost anything, including cases when the
information is spread in multiple lines.
If anyone is interested, the "program" is attached. I'm not sure if it
worth adding it to the Geany wiki.
Best,
Laszlo