I'm noticing 2 possible bugs with Geany's project handling:
1. When I go to "Project --> Open", in that dialog, by default it should probably only show .geany files. Currently, it also shows like-named directories. This is a problem because when I try to open a project by typing a few keys to get it to guess the rest, it always guesses the directory instead of the .geany file. :) So I have to type the whole thing or else use the mouse. There's a little combo box in the Open Project dialog, and even though it says "Project files", it's still showing me the directories too. Switching to "All files", and back to "Project files" doesn't help.
2. When I create a new project, open a bunch of files, and then close the project, it doesn't save the list of open files. That list only seems to be saved if I quit Geany.
Thanks, ---John
On Tue, 8 Jan 2008 21:15:08 -0500, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
- When I go to "Project --> Open", in that dialog, by default it
should probably only show .geany files. Currently, it also shows like-named directories. This is a problem because when I try to open a project by typing a few keys to get it to guess the rest, it always guesses the directory instead of the .geany file. :) So I have to type the whole thing or else use the mouse. There's a little combo box in
I'm not sure whether this can be changed and whether this *should* be changed. The combo box shows the *file* filter which is meant to be filtering unwanted files out of the user's view. Also hiding the directories makes general browsing really difficult.
- When I create a new project, open a bunch of files, and then close
the project, it doesn't save the list of open files. That list only seems to be saved if I quit Geany.
I'll have a look.
Regards, Enrico
On Tue, 8 Jan 2008 21:15:08 -0500, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
- When I create a new project, open a bunch of files, and then close
the project, it doesn't save the list of open files. That list only seems to be saved if I quit Geany.
Thanks John. Fixed in SVN.
Regards, Enrico
Hi,
i want to customize geany, in this way, that i can start gnuplot scripts directly from the geany-ide.
So, i did like the manual says:
created 'filetype_extensions.conf' in '~/.geany':
[Extensions] Gnuplot=*.gp;
created 'filetypes.gp' in '~/.geany/filedefs':
[build_settings] run_cmd="gnuplot %f"
But if i load a file ending on *.gp, the execute button is still deactivated. And i think that geany doesn't noticed the changes in 'filetype_extensions.conf' and 'filetypes.gp'.
maybe somebody can help me!?
so, thx for your effort
greets
j.d.
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 12:22:12 +0100 Johannes Deutsch j_deutsch@web.de wrote:
i want to customize geany, in this way, that i can start gnuplot scripts directly from the geany-ide.
So, i did like the manual says:
created 'filetype_extensions.conf' in '~/.geany':
[Extensions] Gnuplot=*.gp;
created 'filetypes.gp' in '~/.geany/filedefs':
[build_settings] run_cmd="gnuplot %f"
I don't think the manual says you can do that ;-) (Is the manual misleading?).
This feature is not implemented - see: http://geany.uvena.de/Documentation/FAQ#QQuestions4
Regards, Nick
Am Montag, den 14.01.2008, 13:42 +0000 schrieb Nick Treleaven:
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 12:22:12 +0100 Johannes Deutsch j_deutsch@web.de wrote:
i want to customize geany, in this way, that i can start gnuplot scripts directly from the geany-ide.
So, i did like the manual says:
created 'filetype_extensions.conf' in '~/.geany':
[Extensions] Gnuplot=*.gp;
created 'filetypes.gp' in '~/.geany/filedefs':
[build_settings] run_cmd="gnuplot %f"
I don't think the manual says you can do that ;-) (Is the manual misleading?).
I didn't read the manual carefully enough, so it's my fault. I did it like the logic of the other filedefs do...
Now i used another filedef-file for my purpose. I think i'll never ever use 'ferite' for programming, so i changed it for my 'gnuplot' use ;)
But it's not the elegant way :(
This feature is not implemented - see: http://geany.uvena.de/Documentation/FAQ#QQuestions4
Yes thx i've seen =)
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