First of all, I want to say to the developers of Geany that this is a very impressive piece of software! I am amazed that I have not discovered it until recently, because it is really too good to have such (relatively) little exposure.
The problem I'm having is this: I'm not getting automatic indentation for Python files (it seems to be working as described for C++). I have searched the SF bug tracker, changelog, and this mailing list, and found no mention of this problem.
In fact, all I found was great stuff about how Python indentation was being improved (to recognize comments after a colon, for example), which I was looking forward to seeing in action.
I am using Geany 0.13 on Windows XP Home. My autoindent mode is "Current chars" and is on, and the status bar shows that the file is indeed recognized as Python.
John
Am Sonntag, den 23.03.2008, 17:42 -0400 schrieb John Yeung:
The problem I'm having is this: I'm not getting automatic indentation for Python files (it seems to be working as described for C++). I have searched the SF bug tracker, changelog, and this mailing list, and found no mention of this problem.
In fact, all I found was great stuff about how Python indentation was being improved (to recognize comments after a colon, for example), which I was looking forward to seeing in action.
I am using Geany 0.13 on Windows XP Home. My autoindent mode is "Current chars" and is on, and the status bar shows that the file is indeed recognized as Python.
I have checked that on my system, using a current SVN-Build, there it works for me.
Regards
Hi,
On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:42:56 -0400 "John Yeung" gallium.arsenide@gmail.com wrote:
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The problem I'm having is this: I'm not getting automatic indentation for Python files (it seems to be working as described for C++). I have searched the SF bug tracker, changelog, and this mailing list, and found no mention of this problem.
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I am using Geany 0.13 on Windows XP Home. My autoindent mode is "Current chars" and is on, and the status bar shows that the file is indeed recognized as Python.
Thanks for reporting this. It seems if the line endings are set to CR/LF, the default on Windows, then Python auto-indentation doesn't work. We'll try to fix this soon.
Regards, Nick
On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:45:33 +0000 Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com wrote:
Thanks for reporting this. It seems if the line endings are set to CR/LF, the default on Windows, then Python auto-indentation doesn't work. We'll try to fix this soon.
This should be fixed now in SVN ;-)
Regards, Nick