Hello!
I'm evaluating Geany to replace present modest usage of (G)Vim for our upcoming D project and some PHP (possibly some Python) coding.
Yesterday I saw a video aboout new version of Bluefish and its context-sensitive (un)commenting and see that Geany is lacking here...
Let's say we have simple *.html file with the following snippet:
{{extend 'layout.html'}} <script><!-- jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery("table.sortable tbody tr").mouseover( function() { jQuery(this).addClass("highlight"); }).mouseout( function() { jQuery(this).removeClass("highlight"); }); jQuery('table.sortable tbody tr:odd').addClass('odd'); jQuery('table.sortable tbody tr:even').addClass('even'); }); //--></script>
(it's simple view from web2py project)
If I select part of the
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
line and select format --> comment, I get:
<!-- jQuery(document).ready(function(){ -->
The main problem appears if I want to uncomment this line, iow selecting part of the
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
line does not remove comment around line?
Is it due the fact that Geany does not recognize there could be different styles of comments within single file which is very prominent in *.html files combining HTML/CSS/JS ?
Sincerely, Gour