Greetings all
Using v1.33 on a PI-4
Where is the option to have all open files symbols show in the sidebar
Where do I look: In the Geany preferences? Or in a plugin?
Bob
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Hello! I'm studying python through a book and I have a problem. The Geany
output isn't showing the maths results. Just show the results when I put
"print (1+1)".. What is the problem? I couldn't find the solution for it.
Thanks for the help!
Edmur
Hi.
By default, Geany, after the execution of a code (in c++), puts in the
terminal a "press enter key" break: the terminal stands by until the user
press the enter key.
Is there a way to disable this forced exiting mode? That is, to
automatically close the terminal window after the execution of the program?
Thank you.
Xan
Many Thanks to Tony for his quick and accurate answer to my questions.
I found the saveactions.conf file. Just what I was trying to locate.
As to the question regarding the Geany version I submit this information.
I have a total of 4 PI=4's all of which are running this file:
2021-05-07-raspios-buster-armhf-full.zip
I believe that this is the latest available.
I realize that this is a Geany support forum and that this subject is really
out-of-bounds.
I, also, know that probably there is some additional things that the
Raspberry people do to
Insert the Geany editor into the PI images.
But, is there a way for a novice at this type editing to replace the version
1.33 code with the 1.38 code?
Like, maybe, on the microSD card image before it is installed on the PI.
Thanks again
Bob
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Greetings
I have been using Geany for approximately 2 years and I like it very very
much.
My environment is Raspberry PI-4 with 8GB. I have multiple plugins
installed including the saveaction.
I would like to add to my PI upgrade bash scripts code to the options and to
change the /tmp default folder for saving the files to one of my
choosing.
I have done a considerable searching, without much success to locate the
configuration file. If someone can point me to the location it will be
greatly appreciated.
Also, the version of Geany that is installed on the PI is 1.33. Is there a
process that I can use to upgrade to version 1.38?
Thanks,
Bob
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Hi all
I recently had to reinstall after an SSD death. However geany is not
accepting my tag files. These are the same ones I used for a long time
before. They are in pipe format. I tried loading them from Tools > Load
Tags.
In the status bar below, it says "Could not load tags file .....". In the
debug message it says "Unknown filetype for file ..."
I created a simple file and called it simple.txt.tags and it has the
following stuff.
# format=pipe
testinga|||
dingbat|||
It still does not load and says unknown file type.
What am I missing?
Thanks
Hello friends of Geany,
We are happy to announce a new version of the combined Geany-Plugins
release -- following the Geany 1.38 release, Geany-Plugins 1.38 is being
released, too.
Some highlights:
* Updated translations: de, es, pt, tr, uk
* GeanyCTags: Fix (re-)generating ctags file with relative paths
* GeanyVC: Report a completion status of the commit command
* GeanyVC: Correct tooltip display for the attach to menubar action
* Spellcheck: Add documentation about maintaining personal dictionaries
* Treebrowser: fix crashes
* Vimmode: Ignore key-presses containing command on macOS
* Vimmode: Ignore special command handling in insert mode
* Vimmode: Enable '.' to also repeat last inserted text
* Vimmode: Fix line operation problems when NL is missing at EOF
* Vimmode: Add some more ex commands
* Vimmode: Add special handling to include destination char for some
commands
A more complete list of changes can be found at NEWS at
https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/releases/tag/1.38.0.
Starting with this release, the Windows binaries are built against GTK3
and for the x86_64 (amd64) platform. 32bit Windows systems are no
longer supported.
The Markdown and WebHelper plugins had to be removed from the Windows
installer as the WebkitGTK library is no longer available.
As usual, you can find source tarballs and Windows installer for the new
release on https://plugins.geany.org.
A huge thanks to everybody contributing to this great release.
Happy coding
Frank
We are happy to announce a new release of Geany!
For a comprehensive list of changes please see:
https://www.geany.org/documentation/releasenotes/
Some highlights:
* Increase speed when opening documents, especially on startup
(Justin Blanchard)
* Synchronize Geany's Ctags implementation with Universal Ctags, this
leads to updated symbol parsers (Jiří Techet).
* Remove GTK+2 Support.
* Add keybinding to reload all open documents (David Yang).
* SaveActions plugin: add configurable target directory for
instantly saved files
* New filetypes: Julia (getzze), Meson (Andy Alt)
* Updated translations: da, de, el, es, et, it, ja, nl pt, pt BR, sk,
tr, uk, zh_CN
Starting with this release, the Windows binaries are built against GTK3
and for the x86_64 (amd64) platform. 32bit Windows systems are no
longer supported.
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
https://www.geany.org/download/releases/.
- Enrico
First, let me correct something I posted before. when I was posting the
mods I made to the mc.conf theme, I posted that I had set the following:
default=#f7f7f7;#12126d;true;true
I did this thinking that the ;true;true would enable the color
settings. In fact what this did was set Bold and Italic on all default
text. Now I'm using:
default=#f7f7f7;#12126d;false;false
and this makes things look much better.
Also, I have gotten interested in using the Snippets feature. But I do
most scripting in either Perl or Bash, and there were no sections
defined in the snippets.conf file for these languages. So I decided to
write my own. I added 2 sections: [sh] and [perl], and started to write
some rules. However, nothing was recognized. I copied one rule to the
[Default] section, and it worked fine there. So I started looking
further for the issue. I found the following 2 comments in the
snippets.conf file:
# For a list of available filetype names, execute:
# geany --ft-names
So I executed this command, and noticed that the listings for Perl and
Shell scripts each was done with an initial Cap. I changed my section
headers, and all started working as intended. The outcome is you MUST
replicate both the spelling and the capitalization as shown by the geany
--ft-names command, or the new section will not be recognized. By the
way, this is not mentioned in the Main Geany documentation.
On the same subject, I found numerous instances of a substitution string
%block_cursor% in snippets.conf. However, the meaning of this string is
not explained, either in the file or in the Geany Main documentation.
Does anyone know what this substitution does, or how it is different
from %cursor%?
Hope this helps someone
Alan Becker
Hello all,
Is there a syntax highlighter preset in Geany (Document > Filetype > Blah) I could use for Dockerfile? For docker-compose files I use the Yaml, but not sure if there is something for Dockerfiles.
Thanks!Eugene