Enrico Tröger wrote:
please be more descriptive. What parts of the UI are you referring to?
Now I remember why I am no language expert :-)
The entire Geany app. just frezz for a short while (and consumes a lot of CPU), I assume it is re-render some (editor ?) elements, but I can't see anything, other than CPU usage. The more files I have open, the longer the frezz gets.
What are virtual windows? I'm also using xfwm4 but never heard of such a thing.
Sorry my fault, workspace's it is called :)
I guess you mean that you want Geany to save its state (window position & size, last open project, ...) when you quit your Xfce session while Geany is still open?
Yes, I quess this is what I like it to do :-)
But I don't understand why Geany acts different on a manual shutdown and a session controlled shutdown. Why don't it just save the internal geany states, anyway ?
If so, I would also like to have this feature. But as far as I know to get this working we need to use libsm (part of Xorg AFAIK) to handle session management properly. This would cause another new dependency which isn't really nice. So, if this would be added, it needs to be fully optional, also because we don't have this on Windows.
I appreciate that priority !, and I too would like this option to work without being aware of a session manager.
Could geany save its states on a more regular basis (only when needed of cause), like on the save-all function, this would eliminate the "need of restart" problem ?
Maybe it could be even done as a plugin, that would be cool.
That all depend on the plugin interface, I quess :-)
No idea what you mean, sorry.
Hmm, when I like to make a custom tag file (for the XFC project) for Geany, I can ask geany to make this kind of file using the "--generate-tags" option.
But this make a brand new tag file each time.
I like to be able to call "geany --generate-tags" several times, while tag are inserted into an existing tag file, and not just creating a new file each time. Is this possible ?
Again, be more descriptive please. What does "error file location in complex file structures" mean?
Ok ...
I have a large project (again, XFC actually), that uses automake, and a lot or directories.
I have made a project where the base path, is the main project path (lets say ~/svn/XFC).
When I build this project, and get an error down in, lets say ~/svn/XFC/example/ui/printing/printing.cc, it will not position the editor and find the error. It is to be found in the compiler output, but Geany simply ignore the error.
When I do this in a project with not that deep dir structure, it works as expected.
Hope these explanations are more clear.
Regards
/BL