I've started getting files like this:
15076 [2022-10-19--07:46] .goutputstream-5KNKU1
16046 [2022-10-25--08:03] .goutputstream-35IVU1
23 [2022-10-28--20:18] .goutputstream-C2JDU1
... it only started recently. The post by 'thesquash' half way down
this URL:
https://github.com/mate-desktop/caja/issues/1439
... and a few other things I found say that Geany is known for this,
but, as I said, it's only started happening in the last ten days. What
changed? I do see that the content is indeed files that were copied but
why aren't they being deleted? As the above 'thesquash' points out,
these files could be lifesavers in case of an incompleted file write,
but mostly they should be deleted, no? My system is experiencing
freezes/hangs since I upgraded my OS so that might be part of it but all
file copies have been completed just fine.
I think it would be easier to use if the home key always went to the start of text and then to the start of line
That way I don't have to look and see that it is in the correct place
What do you think?
Regards ripspin
Is it possible to change the cursor? The single pixel wide white line
is easy to lose. Editing the Adwaita cursors is easy but I don't think
the Geany cursor is one of those.
I am using Geany 1.37, the latest release for CentOS 7, and am using markdown extensively for different types of documentation and document drafts.
I understand Geany is still using Scintilla 3 whereas the latest version of Scintilla is 5.x. When might Scintilla 5 be used in Geany and would it then support the CommonMark version of markdown?
Hi Ray,
On 13.10.22 20:12, Ray Andrews wrote:
> I just turned on the 'show linefeed' option and it used to be a very
> discrete symbol of a 'return' icon, now it's "LF" backlit in a white
> box. Can I get the symbol back?
The line ending symbol is rendered by the Scintilla editing component,
an external library.
Maybe it has been changed in some Scintilla version in the past.
Do you remember in which Geany version you saw that other symbol?
Anyway, we cannot change the icon as said it is rendered by Scintilla.
Regards,
Enrico
P.S.: please don't hijack other threads.
Good evening!
I am new to this list…
The other day I detected Geany and immediately tried it out. — It appears, that this editor is precisely offering what I need and it is available on all platforms I use. I like the interface!
Now of course I would like to customise Geany to my work-environment. Geany comes with LaTeX support, but there is no support for ConTeXt. Because I am a ConTeXt user I would like to get Geany to do the same for this environment as it does for LaTeX.
I tried to find out how to achieve this. — So far without success.
I have copied the file filetypes.latex to the ./config/geany/filetypes directory. I renamed the file to filetypes.ConTeXt.conf and edited it by replacing the keywords by those for ConTeXt and rebuilding the build-menu. Further I copied the file_extensions.conf to the ./config/geany/filetypes directory and edited it. I commented all lines and added ConTeXt=*.tex;*.mkiv;*.mkvi. — After restarting the editor it appears, that it still loads the filetype.latex file resulting in the fact, that also the build-menue is that one from LaTeX. Further I tried to rename the LaTeX related files in order to prevent Geany to load them. — As an effect I see a built menue with only the make… lines, indicating, that my filetypes.ConTeXt.conf is not loaded.
Sorry for the long story, but what do I need to do to get this working?
Best regard
Willi
Hello,
I am trying to set my javascript-only indent spaces to 2 in the filetypes.javascript file while keeping the GUI-adjusted default of 4 for other filetypes, but I can’t seem to get it to work.
So far I have opened the filetypes.javascript file and uncommented the following lines:
[indentation]
width=2
type=0
I have then reloaded the configurations, but my indentations are not the correct length.
Could someone please advise? Maybe I need to enable something to read the javascript configuration file?
I am on OSX if that matters.
Thanks!