On Thu, 15 Jan 2009 12:37:12 +0100, spir denis.spir@free.fr wrote:
-3- restart How to restart the terminal automatically on run -- so that hte terminal holds only the output of last run? Otherwise I have to restart it (with context menu) before each trial.
Hmm, the only solution I can think of is to change the Run command from: "./%e" to clear && "./%e"
(Above example is for filetype C, the idea is to simply prepend the Run command with 'clear &&'.) But this is not very nice and need to be done for every filetype you want to execute.
I use it only for python. <<clear && python "%f">> works fine, thank you.
Hem. It has worked fine at start, clearing the terminal (including last prompt command line) before writing prog output. Now, it does not clear the terminal, writes 14 blank lines instead, before prog output. I would loves to help more, but am a bit allergic to C code (to complicated for my little head).
Not sure what's going on there but it seems unrelated to Geany itself. It might be a bug in libvte or your shell or whatever. Or it is related to Geany but might be already fixed in newer versions. Geany 0.13 is just too old, please try to upgrade.
Regards, Enrico