Hi all, Just a quick mail to let everyone know we're planning to make a Geany 0.19 release once everything is ready. We're thinking of early June but this may change ;-)
So if anyone wants to help test the SVN version, now's a good time to do so: http://www.geany.org/Download/SVN
That link also has nightly tarballs and some binaries too. The SVN version may be buggy and as always there are no guarantees, but IME it's quite stable (I use it every day). Backup your data.
For plugin developers, it would be great if you can test your plugin against Geany SVN trunk and update it if necessary.
Regards, Nick
Am Donnerstag, den 06.05.2010, 16:10 +0100 schrieb Nick Treleaven:
Hi all, Just a quick mail to let everyone know we're planning to make a Geany 0.19 release once everything is ready. We're thinking of early June but this may change ;-)
So if anyone wants to help test the SVN version, now's a good time to do so: http://www.geany.org/Download/SVN
That link also has nightly tarballs and some binaries too.
A little addition: There are also nightly builds for Fedora and Arch, which are not yet mentioned on the above link. See [1] if you like to test those builds as well.
I'll update the above mentioned page accordingly soon.
Regards, Dominic
[1] http://geany.nightlybuilds.org/
I have made a PIC assembler syntax configuration. Where should I send it too? (It is very small...)
It was copied/adapted from another GPL program: SETEDIT, so it is ok to use :)
Alain
Em 06-05-2010 12:10, Nick Treleaven escreveu:
Hi all, Just a quick mail to let everyone know we're planning to make a Geany 0.19 release once everything is ready. We're thinking of early June but this may change ;-)
So if anyone wants to help test the SVN version, now's a good time to do so: http://www.geany.org/Download/SVN
That link also has nightly tarballs and some binaries too. The SVN version may be buggy and as always there are no guarantees, but IME it's quite stable (I use it every day). Backup your data.
For plugin developers, it would be great if you can test your plugin against Geany SVN trunk and update it if necessary.
Regards, Nick _______________________________________________ Geany mailing list Geany@uvena.de http://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany
Hi,
On Wed, 12 May 2010 21:06:36 -0300 Alain Mouette alainm@pobox.com wrote:
I have made a PIC assembler syntax configuration. Where should I send it too? (It is very small...)
It was copied/adapted from another GPL program: SETEDIT, so it is ok to use :)
If its something to inlcude into standard distribution geany-devel[1] mailing list would be the right place.
Cheers, Frank
hello.
i "discovered" geany only a few month ago and i really love it.
1) however, was wondering about the filebrowser:
would it be hard to extend the filebrowser functionality with standard operations like "delete, copy, cut, paste, rename" of files? is this planned for the near future?
despite my long "love and hate" relationship with eclipse, i always liked the fact that i did not have to leave the IDE to do such operations there.
2) it would be great to have a scratchbook (scribble) "per project", rather then just one file. i often make use text files just to make notes, but having one only for all my projects (i have a lot of them now) is a bit confusing.
startx
On 14 May 2010 16:41, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
hello.
i "discovered" geany only a few month ago and i really love it.
- however, was wondering about the filebrowser:
would it be hard to extend the filebrowser functionality with standard operations like "delete, copy, cut, paste, rename" of files? is this planned for the near future?
despite my long "love and hate" relationship with eclipse, i always liked the fact that i did not have to leave the IDE to do such operations there.
I don't agree. This doesn't seem to me to be IDE specific functionality and I think adding it would be contrary to the light weight nature of Geany.
This is especially so when file managers are already available in all operating systems. Just have an iconified file manager running at all times so you only have to de-iconify it, that way you don't clutter your favourite IDE.
- it would be great to have a scratchbook (scribble) "per project",
rather then just one file. i often make use text files just to make notes, but having one only for all my projects (i have a lot of them now) is a bit confusing.
I agree with this, I make a text file in each project for such miscellaneous stuff (always the same name "NOTES" so I don't get confused).
Should be possible to save and restore scribble in project files overriding the non-project value in the same way that any other setting does. Now just someone needs to do it :-)
Cheers Lex
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On Fri, 14 May 2010 18:16:54 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 14 May 2010 16:41, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
hello.
i "discovered" geany only a few month ago and i really love it.
- however, was wondering about the filebrowser:
would it be hard to extend the filebrowser functionality with standard operations like "delete, copy, cut, paste, rename" of files? is this planned for the near future?
despite my long "love and hate" relationship with eclipse, i always liked the fact that i did not have to leave the IDE to do such operations there.
I don't agree. This doesn't seem to me to be IDE specific functionality and I think adding it would be contrary to the light weight nature of Geany.
well, i am not sure here. i would consider renaming or deleting files part of my project workflow.
i would not say that a filebrowser would make geany very "heavy", gedit has such a filebrowser in the sidepane (looks almost like the geany one). i am not a gtk expert but i assume its some kind of gtk standard widget, no?
startx
On 14 May 2010 19:47, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
On Fri, 14 May 2010 18:16:54 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 14 May 2010 16:41, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
hello.
i "discovered" geany only a few month ago and i really love it.
- however, was wondering about the filebrowser:
would it be hard to extend the filebrowser functionality with standard operations like "delete, copy, cut, paste, rename" of files? is this planned for the near future?
despite my long "love and hate" relationship with eclipse, i always liked the fact that i did not have to leave the IDE to do such operations there.
I don't agree. This doesn't seem to me to be IDE specific functionality and I think adding it would be contrary to the light weight nature of Geany.
well, i am not sure here. i would consider renaming or deleting files part of my project workflow.
i would not say that a filebrowser would make geany very "heavy", gedit has such a filebrowser in the sidepane (looks almost like the geany one). i am not a gtk expert but i assume its some kind of gtk standard widget, no?
Um, actually no, the file browser uses the GTK tree widget for display but all the file handling is coded in the plugin & there is 1200 lines of it.
I guess it is less critical since its a plugin so users can decide for themselves if they want to use it.
I just don't understand the point of trying to jam all functionality into one tool in a windowed environment when what you want is already available in another with drag and drop and full functionality. Its not as if you can only run Geany and nothing else as it was when Emacs became a de facto operating system :-)
I have just gotten used to the Unix philosophy of each tool doing one thing well & I hate massive integrated tools.
Cheers Lex
startx
Geany mailing list Geany@uvena.de http://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany
On Fri, 14 May 2010 21:42:49 +1000, Lex wrote:
On 14 May 2010 19:47, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
On Fri, 14 May 2010 18:16:54 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 14 May 2010 16:41, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
hello.
i "discovered" geany only a few month ago and i really love it.
- however, was wondering about the filebrowser:
would it be hard to extend the filebrowser functionality with standard operations like "delete, copy, cut, paste, rename" of files? is this planned for the near future?
despite my long "love and hate" relationship with eclipse, i always liked the fact that i did not have to leave the IDE to do such operations there.
I don't agree. This doesn't seem to me to be IDE specific functionality and I think adding it would be contrary to the light weight nature of Geany.
well, i am not sure here. i would consider renaming or deleting files part of my project workflow.
i would not say that a filebrowser would make geany very "heavy", gedit has such a filebrowser in the sidepane (looks almost like the geany one). i am not a gtk expert but i assume its some kind of gtk standard widget, no?
Um, actually no, the file browser uses the GTK tree widget for display but all the file handling is coded in the plugin & there is 1200 lines of it.
I guess it is less critical since its a plugin so users can decide for themselves if they want to use it.
I just don't understand the point of trying to jam all functionality into one tool in a windowed environment when what you want is already available in another with drag and drop and full functionality. Its not as if you can only run Geany and nothing else as it was when Emacs became a de facto operating system :-)
I have just gotten used to the Unix philosophy of each tool doing one thing well & I hate massive integrated tools.
I completely agree with Lex here: the filebrowser plugin, as Dominic said, is a *browser*. There are file managers out there which do the job way better. As the filebrowser is a plugin shipped with Geany itself, I'd like to rather not include such features.
And also, as Dominic said, the new TreeBrowser plugin has some of those basic file manager functionalities.
Regards, Enrico
On Fri, 14 May 2010 21:42:49 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 14 May 2010 19:47, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
On Fri, 14 May 2010 18:16:54 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 14 May 2010 16:41, startx startx@plentyfact.org wrote:
hello.
i "discovered" geany only a few month ago and i really love it.
- however, was wondering about the filebrowser:
would it be hard to extend the filebrowser functionality with standard operations like "delete, copy, cut, paste, rename" of files? is this planned for the near future?
despite my long "love and hate" relationship with eclipse, i always liked the fact that i did not have to leave the IDE to do such operations there.
I don't agree. This doesn't seem to me to be IDE specific functionality and I think adding it would be contrary to the light weight nature of Geany.
well, i am not sure here. i would consider renaming or deleting files part of my project workflow.
i would not say that a filebrowser would make geany very "heavy", gedit has such a filebrowser in the sidepane (looks almost like the geany one). i am not a gtk expert but i assume its some kind of gtk standard widget, no?
Um, actually no, the file browser uses the GTK tree widget for display but all the file handling is coded in the plugin & there is 1200 lines of it.
I guess it is less critical since its a plugin so users can decide for themselves if they want to use it.
I just don't understand the point of trying to jam all functionality into one tool in a windowed environment when what you want is already available in another with drag and drop and full functionality. Its not as if you can only run Geany and nothing else as it was when Emacs became a de facto operating system :-)
I have just gotten used to the Unix philosophy of each tool doing one thing well & I hate massive integrated tools.
Yepp, even from time to time I can understand reasons why you like to have more and more features inside a IDE, this is what a tool making slow. This is not happening immediately, but step by step. However, why not forking and extending the filebrowser plugin or as already suggested have a look onto the treeview plugin and maybe extending this.
Personally I like the file browser plugin as it is to be honest. mv, rm, cp etc I'm doing inside the little terminal on very bottom of Geany ;)
Cheers, Frank
On Fri, 14 May 2010 18:16:54 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
I agree with this, I make a text file in each project for such miscellaneous stuff (always the same name "NOTES" so I don't get confused).
I just have a plain text file for this, one per project and saved in the project's own dir with code files; always open as a fake source file. I never use the "scribble" tab of the lower frame.
Denis ________________________________
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On Fri, 14 May 2010 12:52:26 +0200 spir ☣ denis.spir@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, 14 May 2010 18:16:54 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
I agree with this, I make a text file in each project for such miscellaneous stuff (always the same name "NOTES" so I don't get confused).
I just have a plain text file for this, one per project and saved in the project's own dir with code files; always open as a fake source file. I never use the "scribble" tab of the lower frame.
Sounds a little similar to Emacs org-mode files ;)
Cheers, Frank
Hi,
Am Freitag, den 14.05.2010, 07:41 +0100 schrieb startx:
hello.
i "discovered" geany only a few month ago and i really love it.
- however, was wondering about the filebrowser:
would it be hard to extend the filebrowser functionality with standard operations like "delete, copy, cut, paste, rename" of files? is this planned for the near future?
Remember this plugin is called "file browser", not "file manager". There are enough file managers out there, e.g. those which get delivered by desktop environments. I don't think it's a task of a IDE to manage files.
Well, you're not the first one who asks for those file manager features. Those maybe could be implemented in another plugin, which can be called file manager - it just needs someone to implement it. But, it's important to keep in mind there are users who are satisfied with the file browser and don't want to manage files from within Geany (or they manage it with the optional built-in terminal), so the file browser shouldn't be obsoleted in any way.
You also maybe want to have a look at the Tree Browser plugin available in SVN [1], which already provides some managing features like creating, deleting and moving files. Information about the Geany-Plugins is also available at [2] and [3], but unfortunately not current (it's my task to work on this, but I'm busy with some other things at present :( )
[1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/geany-plugins/develop [2] http://plugins.geany.org/ [3] http://plugins2.geany.org/
- it would be great to have a scratchbook (scribble) "per project",
rather then just one file. i often make use text files just to make notes, but having one only for all my projects (i have a lot of them now) is a bit confusing.
I fully agree here. This would be really useful. :)
Regards, Dominic
On Fri, 14 May 2010 13:41:10 +0200 Dominic Hopf dmaphy@googlemail.com wrote:
- it would be great to have a scratchbook (scribble) "per project",
rather then just one file. i often make use text files just to make notes, but having one only for all my projects (i have a lot of them now) is a bit confusing.
I fully agree here. This would be really useful. :)
I second this, even I don't make a big usage of projects I could imagine would really make sense for a number of users.
Cheers, Frank
On Thu, 6 May 2010 16:10:40 +0100, Nick wrote:
Hi all, Just a quick mail to let everyone know we're planning to make a Geany 0.19 release once everything is ready. We're thinking of early June but this may change ;-)
So if anyone wants to help test the SVN version, now's a good time to do so: http://www.geany.org/Download/SVN
That link also has nightly tarballs and some binaries too. The SVN version may be buggy and as always there are no guarantees, but IME it's quite stable (I use it every day). Backup your data.
For plugin developers, it would be great if you can test your plugin against Geany SVN trunk and update it if necessary.
To make testing on Windows easier, I created snapshots of Geany and the Geany-Plugins project:
http://download.geany.org/snapshots/geany-0.19svn_r4951_nogtk_setup.exe http://download.geany.org/snapshots/geany-0.19svn_r4951_setup.exe
http://download.geany.org/snapshots/geany-plugins-0.19svn_r1401_setup.exe
Regards, Enrico
On Thu, 6 May 2010 16:10:40 +0100, Nick wrote:
Hi all, Just a quick mail to let everyone know we're planning to make a Geany 0.19 release once everything is ready. We're thinking of early June but this may change ;-)
I didn't manage to make the release this weekend (problems with my internet connection) and so I'd like to delay the release to next weekend (Saturday, June 12th).
If any translators were too late, this is your chance :).
Sorry to all other translators who tried to get it ready in time. Thank you very much for your efforts!
Regards, Enrico