Hello World,
Does geany support syntax highlighting for GLSL? If yes, what extensions are used for them? If no, how do I add C syntax highlighting for their extensions?
TIA and best regards Andreas
Le 20/08/2013 13:44, Andreas Tscharner a écrit :
Hello World,
Hi,
Does geany support syntax highlighting for GLSL?
Yes
If yes, what extensions are used for them?
.glsl, .frag, .vert
If no, how do I add C syntax highlighting for their extensions?
You can edit filetype_extensions.conf and set GLSL to whatever you want, see the manual.
Regards, Colomban
On 20.08.2013 15:35, Colomban Wendling wrote:
Le 20/08/2013 13:44, Andreas Tscharner a écrit :
Hello World,
Hi,
Hello again,
Does geany support syntax highlighting for GLSL?
Yes
Thank you for your quick response. This is great news!
If yes, what extensions are used for them?
.glsl, .frag, .vert
If no, how do I add C syntax highlighting for their extensions?
You can edit filetype_extensions.conf and set GLSL to whatever you want, see the manual.
No need to, thank you.
and thank you for geany. It's a great IDE!
Best regards Andreas
Hello Community,
is it possible to call an external console application from Geany in such a way that it will start a Windows console with fully functional input / output? I have assigned compiler and flash-tool in 'Set Build Command' settings, they start in a clean console, but it is Ok since I can see STDOUT in Geany window. But it is not Ok when I want to start an emulator.
Br, Vitali
On 13-09-19 10:12 PM, Vitali Samurov wrote:
Hello Community,
is it possible to call an external console application from Geany in such a way that it will start a Windows console with fully functional input / output? I have assigned compiler and flash-tool in 'Set Build Command' settings, they start in a clean console, but it is Ok since I can see STDOUT in Geany window. But it is not Ok when I want to start an emulator.
Hi,
Can you please elaborate a bit more on what tools you are using specifically, what build commands you have set, what you are expecting and what you are getting, in a little more detail?
If I had to guess from your description, it sounds like you are trying to run a Windows GUI program (google for WinMain) which doesn't get any stdio streams to write to, rather than a console application that's hooked up to stdio streams. This is kind of a quirk of Windows where GUI apps can't (by default) output to stdout and stderr. Maybe your particular GUI tool has a command-line option to attach a console to it.
Cheers, Matthew Brush