Hello everyone,
I am using Geany 1.25 both on Windows 7 64-bit Professional and Ubuntu
14.04.3 LTS 64-bit. My aim is to always for the symbols pane according to
the order in which they appear; however, when I quit Geany and open it
again I notice that it is ordered alphabetically. How can I change this
default behaviour there is no setting in the preferences?
Best regards,
Ongun Arısev
Gentlemen:
In zsh there are constructions like this:
(#b)
... that aren't comments. Can it be fixed? FWIW, the hash must be the
next character after the ' ( ' and must be within ' () ' but there can
be more than one character following the hash: " (#cN,M) ".
All,
Finally got around to playing with my color config. Is there a document
that lists all possible options? The manual lists a few but only for
the sake of example. Also, I had no luck with 'caret_width' tho the
example given is
caret=1;0;false;false
so I'm not sure if that is an error and it should be 'caret_width'.
Either way I couldn't change the width of my cursor.
Hi!
I recently upgraded to Geany 1.25, and one thing I'm missing is the
ability to see build progress in status field. Previously it would show
a small progress as long as the build was running, and if the build was
successful, it would say "Build successful" (my translation from
Swedish) afterwards.
I found that feature very useful. Is there a way to get it back?
Thanks
/ Emil
Hello everyone!
I wrote a plugin that automatically aligns your "=" like this:
fooooo=1
bar=1becomes
fooooo = 1
bar = 1See the geanpy readme ( https://github.com/codebrainz/geanypy ) for info on how to install python plugins.
You can get the plugin itself from my github:
https://github.com/BMaxV/Geany-Autoalign
It's functional but there is a lot room for improvement, so I'd very much like to hear your critique, suggestions, feature requests, etc.
Cheers!
Max
Hi, I installed Geany 1.26 and Geany Plugins 1.26 on Win 8.1 Pro X64. But I
couldn't find either GeanyGDB or any other debugger for debugging Java
programs through Plugin Manager. So I am wondering anyone knows how to
debug Java in Geany.
Many thanks
Hey there,
This is a heads up that there's an error in the Geany manual in the Templates section:
http://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#id221
The fileheader entry has this in the Available in column:
snippets, file templates
It should just have this:
file templates
I figured the powers that be might want to know about it. (:
--
Little Girl
There is no spoon.
We are happy to announce a new release of Geany!
For a comprehensive list of changes please see:
http://www.geany.org/Documentation/ReleaseNotes
Some highlights:
* New plugin API (Thomas Martitz).
* Add support for "proxy" plugins (Thomas Martitz).
* Fix spurious "source file has been modified" messages (Jiří Techet).
* Update Scintilla to version 3.6.1.
* Keeping undo history when reloading files is now enabled by default.
* Restore modern design of native file dialogs under Windows.
* Update translations: de, el, es, fr, hu, id, kk, pt, sk, sv, ru.
We want to thank all developers, translators and everyone who
contributed to this release with patches, feedback, bug reports and so
on. Thank you!
As usual, all downloads can be found on
http://www.geany.org/Download/Releases.
- Colomban
Hi,
We are happy to announce a new version of the combined Geany-Plugins
release -- right after Geany 1.26 has been released.
There have been a lot of changes, but here are some of the most
prominent or noteworthy ones:
* Add GTK3 support to Addons and GeanyVC
* Addons: new Copy Path feature
* Addons: Fix bookmark list when the document changes
* Spellcheck: Add support for showing suggestions directly in the
editor menu
* Scope: Improve GDB communication
* Update translations: de, fr, nl, pt
* New translation: kk
A more complete list of changes can be found in the
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/geany/geany-plugins/1.26.0/NEWS file
Thanks to all people involved and to you for using it ;)
As usual, you can find source tarballs and Windows installer for the new
release on http://plugins.geany.org/downloads.html.
Cheers,
Frank