On 27 July 2017 at 01:45, David Barnes dnsenrab@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, more than one session of geany. NOT completely independent.
Please use the correct terms as used by Geany. Session is not one of its terms, if you have multiple Geany processes they are separate "instances". Or do you mean something else? Because you use your own terminology I am not sure exactly what you mean.
How are they started, with "geany -i" or "geany -c configdir" where each one has a different configdir?
A circumstamce:
Several geany sessions opened - mulitple files open in each with no files opened in more than one session.
No activity in ANY geany instance.
Open a console in one session, for example on desktop 2.
Another session - maybe desktop 6 - shows the activity status with that sessions's build menu blocked. Close the console, indicator and build menu released.
When I tested this yesterday, I had no other user programs of any kind up after a clean boot.
Yes, did try the '&' terminator on the command - no difference.
Hmmm, yes, the sh process terminates, but likely the detached process keeps the stdout/stderr pipes open, so Geany keeps looking for output to display in the compiler window, and as I said, to prevent interleaving that blocks another build command from being run.
My new solution: one session I typically open is a reference only session: I rarely need to edit there. I pop open consoles there until I get the lock, then I can use the other sessions. NOT elegant.
I understand about mixed messages and confused sources/destinations in an OS. But this means that geany is listening for any message to any geany - even when no build menu item - or any action - was requested. Is THAT happening? I thought the messaging systems all had client identifiers to keep things seperated.
A thought: I imagine geany does broadcast messages that files have been changed, and every instance does need to listen for that. Perhaps there is a misidentification of the activity there.
No instances do not communicate with each other.
version: "Rezer" (built on or after 2016-04-17)
Please give the version number.
David
On Wed, Jul 26, 2017 at 1:54 AM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 26 July 2017 at 17:48, David Barnes dnsenrab@gmail.com wrote:
By the way, only ONE session gets locked up. Never noticed more than one, no matter how many more sessions or consoles are opened, or opened and closed.
When you say "session" what do you mean? Do you mean you are running multiple instances of Geany?
If so then they are completely independent processes, so running a blocking command in one instance will have no effect on the other instances.
Because the output of build commands is parsed and displayed in the compiler output tab only one build command can be running at a time or their output will get mixed up and confused.
So the build menu is blocked whilst a command is running. So as I said before, the command needs to start your terminal as a detached process and exit immediately to get the menu back. Did you try using &? On *x commands are run in sh so it should work.
On Wed, Jul 26, 2017 at 12:30 AM, David Barnes dnsenrab@gmail.com wrote:
Yep. If I start a console from a geany session, that 'process busy' indicator will show up - somewhere. I open at least three sessions anytime I work. Any one of them may have that indicator, and consequently, the build menu greyed out. When I close the console, it clears.
A typical project session will have files sourced from as many as four different directories. That means, I might want to open 4 consoles, though usually it is just 2. For most sessions, I automatically open 2 consoles. Since this can lock one geany build menu in some **other** geany session on a different desktop, I would have to close all the consoles to find the offender. That could be ten consoles to drop before I find which is the problem.
This was not a problem in the past. I never saw that indicator in the past.
Now - this is a deal breaker.
Can that process busy indicator be supressed?
David
On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 6:08 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 24 July 2017 at 06:33, David Barnes dnsenrab@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you for the quick reply.
It looks like it may be sitting and waiting when I open a console from a build command button I made - sometimes. (I think I made it happen once a moment ago.)
I typically start an edit session with a script that opens from 4 to 6 geany projects on different screens, with up to 3 other terminals/file managers open on a single desktop with geany. So ... minimum 4 geany sessions with 50+ (remote) files total + 7 consoles + 2 file managers with one script. Rarely have a problem. Some of my edit profiles are much larger.
My console command ( is:
[build-menu] NF_03_LB=console NF_03_CM=lxterminal --geometry=130x30& --working-directory=%d NF_03_WD=
Can something be used or option set, like a '&' in a script, to have geany NOT wait for a response?
You just make your command spawn the terminal and return to Geany without waiting.
Cheers Lex
David
On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 10:51 AM, Matthew Brush mbrush@codebrainz.ca wrote: > > On 2017-07-23 09:16 AM, David Barnes wrote: >> >> Started recently (during last 12 months, perhaps.) >> >> At times, a side-scrolling status indicator pops up on status bar. >> When this is present, all commands in build menu are greyed out. >> >> **I can find no description of this status indicator.** >> The only way to clear it is to close geany. >> Closing the file or the project doesn't clear it. >> >> Closing all other instances of geany does not clear it. >> >> The files are on a networked drive. I have persistent connections. >> I >> have >> all permissions. >> >> I am able to edit, and save a file while in this condition. >> >> This only happens occasionally, but means I must close down in the >> middle >> of work >> when I may have multiple files setup to make a set of changes. >> >> This is true for several machines I use. >> >> example pics attached >> > > I believe that progress bar only appears while Geany is running a > subprocess. It sounds like you're starting a build command that > never > exits. > > Regards, > Matthew Brush > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users@lists.geany.org > https://lists.geany.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
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