> > The way I do it is I just copy the standard geany command, and
> > replace "%f" with "main.tex", as in the screenshot here for the
> > command "make main.tex":
> > https://maths.lancs.ac.uk/grabows1/web/files/1.png
> >
> > However I never get anywhere with it - if I run the command the
> > compiler window just lists the command like in this screenshot:
> > https://maths.lancs.ac.uk/grabows1/web/files/2.png
> > and nothing ever happens.
>
> Is main.tex in the directory listed in the message window after the
> command?
Yes, it is. But this gave me a push to try not putting "%d" at all in
the working directory field, lo and behold, now it works.
It might be a bug or something very counterintuitive - I'm 100% sure
that the file main.tex is in the directory listed in the message
window, and I'm 100% sure that the file path is as in the screenshot,
i.e. just main.tex, not the full path to main.tex etc. But perhaps
geany passes the full path to the command?
In any case thank you very much for your help.
Best,
Lukasz
Some time ago (few years) I searched for portable windows build.
There's one, at PortableApps, but that's what I found now:
https://portableapps.com/apps/development/geany_portable
What I found previously is for version 1.24:
with filename GeanyPortable_1.24.paf.exe
I don't remember where I got it that time, so I assume it has same
source, although I never used it. I searched it mainly because learning
in university, where machines use windows, so using portable version
was the only way in case of need to get geany on windows for some
reason. But it so happened, that I never had such need (just carried
laptop with myself).
Now I went across this file and decided to check for updates. What's
interesting - publisher is named 'Geany Team', with url leading to
geany site. However, I found no info, leading to portableapps, at
download page, github tracker and users mailing lists (though I did not
check other lists yet).
So question - can that publisher be trusted, is it really related to
geany team?
Hello,
First time poster here - nice to meet you everyone!
I have a problem setting up custom latex commmands. For example, I'm
trying to have a command to run pdflatex specifically on the file
main.tex in the current directory (this should work everyone, so there
are no projects involved in my query)
The way I do it is I just copy the standard geany command, and replace
"%f" with "main.tex", as in the screenshot here for the command "make
main.tex":
https://maths.lancs.ac.uk/grabows1/web/files/1.png
However I never get anywhere with it - if I run the command the
compiler window just lists the command like in this screenshot:
https://maths.lancs.ac.uk/grabows1/web/files/2.png
and nothing ever happens.
This is the behaviour I seem to always end up with no matter where
exactly I put the custom command, or what command exactly is used, as
long as it involes pdflatex.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Best,
Lukasz
Hello, I didn't know where to ask that, so here I am.
I'd like to add a group of specific words highlighted in a different color
from primary and secondary, is there a way to do that ?
I get from here
https://lists.geany.org/pipermail/users/2015-April/009593.html that we can
not use the other reserved field. As it's for cpp files, do I have to
modify my filetype.cpp, or is it in the given <colortheme>.conf ? If I can
hack the stuff to add keywords to
ppdefinitions, which is recognized as an entry, that would probably be
the easiest.
Regards,
Dear all,
I am a new user of GEANY. I am using it on a Raspberry Pi 3 with a 7" screen
(1024 x 600). Some of the menu items exceed the size of the screen and I
can't move them up to make the OK or Save button available.
Is there a setting limiting the screen to 1024 x 600 pixels?
Regards
Jorgen Sandberg
Nonnedalen 19
DK-4100 Ringsted
Denmark
e-mail: <mailto:jorgen@123sandberg.eu> jorgen(a)123sandberg.eu
Mobile: +45 51 68 68 87
My thanks to Tony and Lex
Confession: a few days ago I was working on the Save Actions plugin confg
location and I believe that I stumbled onto an option the would combine all
of the symbols of open files. Shame on me for not saving where it was
located.
Anyway, Lex is probably correct, and Tony pointed me to the section that I
already and enabled.
Thanks to you both.
Bob
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