Hi,
When I edit a C program file in Geany, variable types such as mode_t and off_t are colored but the variable type size_t is not. What must I do to have size_t colored? My system is Ubuntu/Linux.
Thanks, Bob Parker
On 24 August 2012 23:30, Robert Parker rlp1938@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
When I edit a C program file in Geany, variable types such as mode_t and off_t are colored but the variable type size_t is not. What must I do to have size_t colored? My system is Ubuntu/Linux.
Hi,
Which version of Geany? There were some changes made that I think make size_t highlighted, but as a secondary keyword, not a type. These might not be in the released version yet.
You correct answer would be to make a tag file that had size_t in it.
Regards Lex
Thanks, Bob Parker
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On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 8:37 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 24 August 2012 23:30, Robert Parker rlp1938@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
When I edit a C program file in Geany, variable types such as mode_t and off_t are colored but the variable type size_t is not. What must I do to have size_t colored? My system is Ubuntu/Linux.
Hi,
Which version of Geany? There were some changes made that I think make size_t highlighted, but as a secondary keyword, not a type. These might not be in the released version yet.
My version is 0.21.
You correct answer would be to make a tag file that had size_t in it.
I was able to find 'secondary=' in /usr/share/geany/filetypes.c under '[keywords]' in that file. So I copied it to .config/geany/flledefs/ and edited it as below: secondary=size_t
I reloaded configuration and now 'size_t' has the same color as mode_t etc.
Thanks for your ideas.
Bob Parker
Regards Lex
Thanks, Bob Parker
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