Hi,
I would like to ask for help with following issue. I have recently switched to new Debian system and now I cannot run multiple python scripts from Geany (via F5) at the same time. On my previous system I could run many and the spawned terminals were open as long as the scripts were running (pressing F5 the second time seemingly detached the terminal from Geany and third press of F5 could start a new script in a new terminal). Now the spawned terminal closes immediately after pressing F5 second time (and it kills python even if it is not finished). strace shows that the terminal gets SIGTERM from Geany. Is that a new feature? I cannot find a way how to keep the terminal running.
Thanks,
Jan
Hi,
I'd like to increase the vertical spacing between lines.
I found this issue <https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/1592>, and so went to "Tools --> Configuration Files --> filetypes.common", but changes I make and save there don't seem to have any effect. So, a few questions:
1. What is the syntax for this config file? Does a leading space indicate a comment? Do I need the pound sign or remove it?
2. What are the units for the line spacing (line_height). Pixels?
3. How do I get my changes here to take affect?
Thanks,
-- John
Hi Lex
Thanks for the info. I've successfully accomplished the task. Activated
all of my choices and then edited the Geany.conf file and copied the
"active_plugin" line text and then inserted it my script with a sed command.
Cleared the active plugin line and ran the script and when finished I opened
Geany and check the Tools. Several of my choices added items to the Tools
dropdown. When I looked at the Plugin Manager, all of my choices showed
check marks.
As a follow-up, is there a way to mark some of the plugin options via BASH.
I.E. the spellcheck behavior "Check spelling while typing"?
Anyway, Thanks again
Bob
Robert L. Miers, PE
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Hi all
For several years, I have used Raspberry PIs as a platform. Over this time
frame I have developed a series of BASH scripts to configure the Debian OS
to include my choice of additional apts.
So far Ive been successful saving my current developer snippets info
and my templates and then inserting them back into Geany once the new OS is
running.
Currently during the install of my extra stuff, I now installing the
plugins, but have to use Geany itself to activate my choices.
What I now want to accomplish is to have the BASH script activate my choices
I have been unsuccessful in finding where and how to do this task.
If someone can point me to this information, It will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Bob
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I’ve just installed Geany, have downloaded the Geany themes and have
selected the Solarized (Dark) scheme. Now I would like to be able to adjust
the colors of the surrounding elements of Geany, the toolbar, the side
panel, the terminal panel and so on, but I cannot figure out a way to do
this. I had hoped that editing `geany.css` might be involved, but it’s not
clear (to me, at least!) if this is the case.
Any ideas, anyone? Thanks!
Using Geany 1.36 on Linux Mint 18.3
I am writing mostly Python code. When I do a Ctrl-f to popup a search
box the background color on the highlighted term is a light gray that
is hard for me to spot easily.
Is there a way to change the background color to something that is
easier to see?
Thanks, Jim
Using Geany 1.36
I have these checked in preferences:
Auto completion of multiline comments
Auto complete symbols
Auto complete all words in the document
Chars to type = 3
In my script I have a function named apply_colors.
When I type appl
This is the list I see.
application_uri
applies_to
apply
apply_async
apply_colors
apply_filter
The only item in the list that appears in my script is apply_colors.
I am curious how autocomplete comes up with the words it shows in the
list. I am wondering if there is a way to have a more concise list of
possibilities. As it is now I would have to type apply_c before
apply_colors could be inserted without using the mouse.
Thanks, Jim
Jim
You might find that the code snippets option might be more useful in your
case.
For example, define a snippet:
ac="apply_colors"
and now anytime you type
ac<tab_key>
apply_colors will appear in your code.
I find it very useful, especialy when I want to insert multiline boiler
plate code or comments.
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> Using Geany 1.36
> I have these checked in preferences:
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> Auto completion of multiline comments
> Auto complete symbols
> Auto complete all words in the document
> Chars to type = 3
>
> In my script I have a function named apply_colors.
>
> When I type appl
>
> This is the list I see.
>
> application_uri
> applies_to
> apply
> apply_async
> apply_colors
> apply_filter
>
> The only item in the list that appears in my script is apply_colors.
>
> I am curious how autocomplete comes up with the words it shows in the
> list. I am wondering if there is a way to have a more concise list of
> possibilities. As it is now I would have to type apply_c before
> apply_colors could be inserted without using the mouse.
>
> Thanks, Jim
>
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> > Using Geany 1.36
> > I have these checked in preferences:
> >
> > Auto completion of multiline comments
> > Auto complete symbols
> > Auto complete all words in the document
> > Chars to type = 3
> >
> > In my script I have a function named apply_colors.
> >
> > When I type appl
> >
> > This is the list I see.
> >
> > application_uri
> > applies_to
> > apply
> > apply_async
> > apply_colors
> > apply_filter
> >
> > The only item in the list that appears in my script is apply_colors.
> >
> > I am curious how autocomplete comes up with the words it shows in the
> > list.
>
> Not enough detail to be sure, but possibly global tags loaded for the
> unnamed language you are programming in.
>
> > I am wondering if there is a way to have a more concise list of
> > possibilities. As it is now I would have to type apply_c before
> > apply_colors could be inserted without using the mouse.
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OS is Linux Mint 18.3
Been using Geany for about a month now and over all I like it a lot.
I have noticed some unexpected results when auto completing quotes. When
I type a ' or a " I get either ''' or """ I would expect getting two
quotes with the cursor setting between them.
Is this the expected result or have I got a setting wrong?
Thanks, Jim