I installed geany and geanylua plugin for my ubuntu 12.04 64 bit system from the repository, version seems to be 0.22 most scripts I write work fine but if I try to use geany.find function, geany crashes for instance, just the single line script
x, y= geany.find ("ab",1,4,{"matchcase"})
is a crash on a file with many lines of text in utf-8 encoding, regardless of whether "ab" is present in the specified range just wondering if this is a problem with how I am using the function, I would appreciate some examples of scripts that use find that work on geany 0.22
thanks
Am 23.03.2013 02:51, schrieb pauriem@gmail.com:
I installed geany and geanylua plugin for my ubuntu 12.04 64 bit system from the repository, version seems to be 0.22 most scripts I write work fine but if I try to use geany.find function, geany crashes for instance, just the single line script
x, y= geany.find ("ab",1,4,{"matchcase"})
is a crash on a file with many lines of text in utf-8 encoding, regardless of whether "ab" is present in the specified range just wondering if this is a problem with how I am using the function, I would appreciate some examples of scripts that use find that work on geany 0.22
Can you run Geany within a gdb and provide the backtrace when this is happening? A short howto can be found here: http://geany.org/manual/hacking.html
Cheers, Frank
thank you for your attention to my problem, it is not practical for me to do a trace of the crash, but can you at least provide some samples of scripts with geany.find () that are supposed to run under geany 0.21?
On 3/24/13, Frank Lanitz frank@frank.uvena.de wrote:
Am 23.03.2013 02:51, schrieb pauriem@gmail.com:
I installed geany and geanylua plugin for my ubuntu 12.04 64 bit system from the repository, version seems to be 0.22 most scripts I write work fine but if I try to use geany.find function, geany crashes for instance, just the single line script
x, y= geany.find ("ab",1,4,{"matchcase"})
is a crash on a file with many lines of text in utf-8 encoding, regardless of whether "ab" is present in the specified range just wondering if this is a problem with how I am using the function, I would appreciate some examples of scripts that use find that work on geany 0.22
Can you run Geany within a gdb and provide the backtrace when this is happening? A short howto can be found here: http://geany.org/manual/hacking.html
Cheers, Frank
On 27 March 2013 07:17, pauriem@gmail.com pauriem@gmail.com wrote:
thank you for your attention to my problem, it is not practical for me to do a trace of the crash, but can you at least provide some samples of scripts with geany.find () that are supposed to run under geany 0.21?
Some comments,
1) Geanlua is not really maintained by anybody, it is difficult for anybody to help without more information 2) also 0.21 is two versions old, could you please try the current version (1.23) first 3) if you can't provide information on where it crashes such as a backtrace then 4) please pastebin a lua script and data file that causes the problem so they can reproduce it
Cheers Lex
On 3/24/13, Frank Lanitz frank@frank.uvena.de wrote:
Am 23.03.2013 02:51, schrieb pauriem@gmail.com:
I installed geany and geanylua plugin for my ubuntu 12.04 64 bit system from the repository, version seems to be 0.22 most scripts I write work fine but if I try to use geany.find function, geany crashes for instance, just the single line script
x, y= geany.find ("ab",1,4,{"matchcase"})
is a crash on a file with many lines of text in utf-8 encoding, regardless of whether "ab" is present in the specified range just wondering if this is a problem with how I am using the function, I would appreciate some examples of scripts that use find that work on geany 0.22
Can you run Geany within a gdb and provide the backtrace when this is happening? A short howto can be found here: http://geany.org/manual/hacking.html
Cheers, Frank
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