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[ANN] Peasy released
by Thomas Martitz 13 Aug '16

13 Aug '16

Hello, more than two years after my initial message "RFC: Proxy plugins" I've finally reached the point that I envisioned back then. As a result, I can now release Peasy, which is my first personal proxy plugin, which I'm taking seriously. Please give me feedback or even contribute to this project. Peasy[1] is a proxy plugin which uses libpeas[2] to enable running plugins in other languages, most notably python [4]. Peasy also makes heavy use of gobject-introspection to automatically create bindings to Geany's (and Peasy's own) APIs. Short recap, what are proxy plugins: proxy plugins are ones which act as a proxy to "second tier" plugins. The proxy use a specific Geany API to register themselves as a proxy and they provide methods to bridge Geany's core and the other plugins. The other plugins then become first class plugins. Of course the point is, that those other plugins are not written in C/C++ but some other language. And the proxy plugin contains an interpreter or some other runtime to execute those foreign language plugins. Back to Peasy, it provides methods to run Python plugins within Geany. It also ships a VAPI files for writing plugins in Vala. I release version 0.2. I'm sure there hide plenty of bugs but it seems relatively stable to me. The build process has some rough edge, though. I support Peasy on my github, feel free to file bugs or send patches/PRs. Q: What's the difference to GeanyPy A: Peasy and GeanyPy have a lot in common, most prominently that they enable Python plugins. But key differences are: 1) Peasy supports python3 only, GeanyPy only python2. 3) Peasy works gtk and gtk3, GeanyPy only gtk2. 3) Peasy automatically generates bindings for Python using object-introspection whereas GeanyPy contains hard-coded 4) Peasy reads plugin metadata from a different file no code runs before the plugin is truly activated. 5) Peasy isn't part for geany-plugins yet. Peasy ships some plugins, some of which are not just for testing/playground: - modeline-py: Parses vim modeline and applies them to Geany on a per-file basis. - console-python.py: This plugins opens a console window in which you can explore the Geany APIs and run arbitrary python code. Heavily based on console.py for GeanyPy. - quickswitch.py: Adds a dialog that allows to quckly switch tabs. Also supports going to tags / symbols directly. [1] https://github.com/kugel-/peasy [2] https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Libpeas [3] lua functionality is completely untested so not really supported at this point Best reards.

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setting compile-build command for Allegro
by Amir Teymuri 09 Aug '16

09 Aug '16

I want to compile a source code of the Allegro game library.After some googling i found this compile command ( |g++hello.cpp -o hello -I/usr/include/allegro5 -L/usr/lib -lallegro| )which runs the program. How can i set this as compile command in geany, and is there a way not having to switch between this and a normal compile command automatically when working on an Allegro and some other/Non-Allegro files? Many thanks

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Regular expression, for Unicode characters
by Vesta 05 Aug '16

05 Aug '16

How to create regular expression tp match all UPPER CASE text within paragraps tag, and replace these tag with USU EA EUISMOD HONESTATIS DETERRUISSET. Qualisque mnesarchum no nam, usu cu fastidii delicata. Eu mei nonumy libris, quas movet vivendo vim at. Prima epicuri conceptam pro ad, in suas nonumes similique duo. Qui mundi essent complectitur eu. Ei laudem veritus democritum vis, te ferri appareat eos. Ceteros pertinacia ea eum, quo integre theophrastus ex, eum et sint omnes detracto. Usu ea euismod honestatis deterruisset. Ne quo malis meliore, duo viris liberavisse no, mea an vide mutat quodsi. Vis an vidit debitis, et noster aliquam pri, case iudicabit te sea. CU CONGUE IRIURE SCAEVOLA -- UT DOMING IRACUNDIA. DICO TEMPOR HABEMUS - PART II, 123 Homero everti ei nam. An liber euripidis vis, pericula persecuti deseruisse ad mea. Dicant offendit sea et, per esse timeam deserunt ut. In pri enim sadipscing, ei movet soleat suavitate vim. Mea et omnesque phaedrum, paulo luptatum concludaturque vim ea. -- LIBER. I want appply class to USU EA EUISMOD HONESTATIS DETERRUISSET. CU CONGUE IRIURE SCAEVOLA -- UT DOMING IRACUNDIA. DICO TEMPOR HABEMUS -PART II, 123 I need Unicode solution for Cyrillic text. This not works: Find what: <p(>\W*?[[:upper:]][[:upper:]\W]*?) Replace with: <p class="bold"\1

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Geany and CommonLisp
by Amir Teymuri 04 Aug '16

04 Aug '16

Has anyone experiences with setting up Geany as IDE for commonlisp? I have sbcl installed, this is the output of|whereis sbcl|: |sbcl:/usr/bin/sbcl /usr/lib/sbcl /etc/sbcl.rc /usr/share/man/man1/sbcl.1.gz| However when i run a program with F5 in Geany i get this in the terminal seeming it searches for clisp: |/tmp/geany_run_script_9ZR2LY.sh:7:/tmp/geany_run_script_9ZR2LY.sh:clisp:not found| More over the indentation is also deactivated when in the lisp mode. Can anyone help? I am using Ubuntu-studio.

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SyntaxError using Geany editor in Windows 10
by Danie Janse van Rensburg 26 Jul '16

26 Jul '16

When using the Geany editor: print(¨Hello Python World¨) the double quotation character is replaced aotomatically by ¨ instead of " wich result in the syntax error below [image: Inline image 2] When typing the same line in Notepad the correct double quotation character is used, print("Hello Python World") I can now open the file using Geany and execute it correctly [image: Inline image 3] The cause of the SyntaxError is clearly demonstrated by opening the file that was created using Notepad, which is the first line below. The second line is typed in Geany and clearly show a different Character used for the double qutation mark [image: Inline image 4] How do I set up Geany correctly to avoid this Error? Regards danie

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Remain open after last close on Mac?
by Justin Rittenhouse 22 Jul '16

22 Jul '16

Maybe I'm imagining it, or maybe I never tested this since moving to a Mac from a Gentoo machine (not by choice), but I could've sworn there used to be an option to keep Geany open after closing the last open document. I've enabled the "new_document_after_close" preference, but it's not exactly the same. Did this option disappear at some point fairly recently? Is this a feature missing from the Mac version? Am I just crazy? Thanks, Justin

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code completion in geany
by Amir Teymuri 22 Jul '16

22 Jul '16

Hello, code-completion in geany doesn't comprehend all the keywords in a language. For example in python geany shows often keyword suggestions which come not from python, or when i start typing "print" nothing will be poped-up as suggestion. Is there a plugin that should be installed to enhance the code-completion suggestions? Cheers, Amir -- Sent from Debian-Jessie

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[ANN] Geany 1.28 is out!
by Colomban Wendling 13 Jul '16

13 Jul '16

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: * Improve support for GTK 3.20. * Fix type name coloring when types change (Jiří Techet). * Fix undo of line end type change (Jiří Techet). * Update Scintilla to version 3.6.6. * Improve Goto Symbol popup contents (Jiří Techet). * Treat `.h` headers as C++ by default (Jiří Techet). * Improve symbols for Ruby. * Update translations: ca, de, el, es, fr, it, ja, lt, pt, ru, sk, tr, zh_CN. 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. - Colomban

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Keybindings to delete from current char to the end/begining of line
by Abel 13 Jul '16

13 Jul '16

Hi! I wanna know if it's possible to set keybindings for: - deleting from current position to the end of the line, as in unix shell cntrl + U does. - deleting from the begining of the line to current position, as in unix shell cntrl + K does. Thank you folks!

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haxe project filetypes
by guido＠blady.name 12 Jul '16

12 Jul '16

Hello! I'm a new user to geany who wants to use it for haxe programming. I'm trying to configure a filetypes.hxproj.conf file for haxe project files in geany. However, geany always recognizes the .hxproj files as .xml-files and loads the filetypes.xml data. To generate my filetypes.hxproj.conf I copied the filetypes.xml and changed [settings] extension=hxproj [build-menu] compiler=openfl update neko linker=openfl build neko run_cmd=openfl run neko Additionally, in the filetypes_extensions.conf I added below the [Extensions] tag Haxeproject=*.hxproj; Thank you for your help! Kind regards, Guido Blady

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