Sorry, it seems such a trivial question but here with Debian 11 and
Geany 1.37.1, I can't get the line on the bottom that, in my old setup
with Debian 9, just indicated the current line. I don't want the
'messages' window I don't think, it told me all sorts of things I'm not
interested in. Or, is it that I want the messages window, but can
control the contents? So many options!
How do I change the default 'open' path? I see nothing in the
Preferences menus. geany.conf has the promising 'default_open_path' but
setting it does nothing. Funny, the default open path that is now being
used is an obscure directory that I hardly ever go to, but it won't change.
Can I assign a hot key to this build command like Execute has?
Thanks.
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This is strange. I upgraded my Debian a few days ago and now Geany
(1.29) insists on moving the cursor 25 characters to the right whenever
I type a colon. There are none of the little dots indicating a space,
nor the arrow that indicates a tab. There's just a chasm 25 characters
wide. What on earth is that about?
I opened two text files of 105Kb in size.
But I could not open a third file.
Is that the most that Geany can open?
Thanks.
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Hi,
I try to make a syntax highlightning for a special filetype.
Some Keywords start with a plus (e.g. +KEYWORD) and some starting with a star (e.g. *KEYWORD).
and my comments starts with an $ symbol.
does any óne has an example how to do this? In gedit I used mime-type coloring.
Thanks
Andreas
Hi,
I was testing some new fonts (especially FiraCode [1] and Cascadia-Code
[2]).
As you may know these fonts allow changing their appearance with some
variants by defining Stylistic Sets through some configuration, like
indicated in [3], for example
Does geany support defining such settings in some way?
I tried to leverage GTK3 CSS via geany.css, adding something like this:
```
notebook stack widget>widget {
font-feature-settings: "ss19";
}
```
I checked through `env GTK_DEBUG=interactive geany` that the css is
actually seen by the running software and app[lied to the document
container in the UI, but it looks like it's not affecting the font.
(ss19 in Cascadia-Code should give barred zero in place of dotted zero,
was just one simple change I used for testing. I could use any other of
the supported variants)
My selector choice was naive, though, so maybe that's the problem.
Do you have any indication or this is unsupported and would require
software changes?
Thanks in advance.
[1] https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode
[2] https://github.com/microsoft/cascadia-code
[3] https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode/wiki/How-to-enable-stylistic-sets
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