Hi,
Is there a way to toggle highlight current line color the cursor is on on/off? If not a toggle is there a menu somewhere?
I assume the highlight color is determined by config file(?)
Is there a way to toggle line # on/off? I know there's a menu way, but is there a key combo or button?
I expected a check box for high light current line. But I can't it.
Geany works very smoothly with Python. So I am using the "other OS" less and less because I finally have a Linux editor that let's me concentrate on the code and not spending time figuring out how to use the editor. IMO I never had that in Linux. And it's clean and not bloated. Nice!
On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 23:48:19 -0400 "Lee Gold" leegold@operamail.com wrote:
Is there a way to toggle highlight current line color the cursor is on on/off? If not a toggle is there a menu somewhere?
I don't think so.
I assume the highlight color is determined by config file(?)
Yes, the current_line key in filetypes.common. See the manual for details.
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Geany works very smoothly with Python. So I am using the "other OS" less and less because I finally have a Linux editor that let's me concentrate on the code and not spending time figuring out how to use the editor. IMO I never had that in Linux. And it's clean and not bloated. Nice!
Glad you like it ;-)
Regards, Nick
On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 23:48:19 -0400, Lee wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to toggle highlight current line color the cursor is on on/off? If not a toggle is there a menu somewhere?
Just for my curiosity, why?
Is there a way to toggle line # on/off? I know there's a menu way, but is there a key combo or button?
Again, why? :)
The reason there is no keybinding or other short way of toggling the display of line numbers is because usually users want them always or never. I never guessed they should be easily toggle-able, this is why I'm curious you asking for that.
Regards, Enrico