On my system, Alt-C is bound both to "Case sensitive" and to the Cancel button, and Alt-C is able to activate neither.
---John
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:19:03 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On my system, Alt-C is bound both to "Case sensitive" and to the Cancel button, and Alt-C is able to activate neither.
Oops. Changed mnemonic for "Case sensitive" to 'a' and added mnemnic 's' for label "Search for" to activate the search entry field. Changes are made for the Find, Replace and Find in Files dialog. Thanks John for reporting. Fixed in SVN r1654.
Regards, Enrico
On 6/29/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:19:03 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On my system, Alt-C is bound both to "Case sensitive" and to the Cancel button, and Alt-C is able to activate neither.
Oops. Changed mnemonic for "Case sensitive" to 'a' and added mnemnic 's' for label "Search for" to activate the search entry field. Changes are made for the Find, Replace and Find in Files dialog. Thanks John for reporting. Fixed in SVN r1654.
Hm. Just noticed something. If I'm doing a search (Ctrl-F) and the Find dialog is up, I'm hitting Alt-N until I hit the end of the doc. Then another dialog pops up to ask me if I want to continue again from the top. I hit Alt-F to continue the search. But now, focus has gone back to the main editor window instead of the Find dialog.
I think focus should go back to the Find dialog.
Same thing happens with the Replace dialog.
---John
John Gabriele wrote:
On 6/29/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:19:03 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On my system, Alt-C is bound both to "Case sensitive" and to the Cancel button, and Alt-C is able to activate neither.
Oops. Changed mnemonic for "Case sensitive" to 'a' and added mnemnic 's' for label "Search for" to activate the search entry field. Changes are made for the Find, Replace and Find in Files dialog. Thanks John for reporting. Fixed in SVN r1654.
Hm. Just noticed something. If I'm doing a search (Ctrl-F) and the Find dialog is up, I'm hitting Alt-N until I hit the end of the doc. Then another dialog pops up to ask me if I want to continue again from the top. I hit Alt-F to continue the search. But now, focus has gone back to the main editor window instead of the Find dialog.
I think focus should go back to the Find dialog.
Same thing happens with the Replace dialog.
---John
This behavior has been annoying me a bit too. I work around it by closing the find dialog and using F3 repeatedly. But I would prefer the focus remain with the find/replace dialog when wrapping on the page.
chuck
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On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 13:31:52 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On 6/29/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:19:03 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On my system, Alt-C is bound both to "Case sensitive" and to the Cancel button, and Alt-C is able to activate neither.
Oops. Changed mnemonic for "Case sensitive" to 'a' and added mnemnic 's' for label "Search for" to activate the search entry field. Changes are made for the Find, Replace and Find in Files dialog. Thanks John for reporting. Fixed in SVN r1654.
Hm. Just noticed something. If I'm doing a search (Ctrl-F) and the Find dialog is up, I'm hitting Alt-N until I hit the end of the doc. Then another dialog pops up to ask me if I want to continue again from the top. I hit Alt-F to continue the search. But now, focus has gone back to the main editor window instead of the Find dialog.
I think focus should go back to the Find dialog.
It should. And for some reason it does on my system so I never saw this bug. I guess it is related to window manager behaviour, I'm using xfwm4 (from Xfce). Anyway, I could reproduce it on Windows and was able to fix it. At least I think ;-). The problem was the displayed message box got the main window as parent and when the message box was closed the focus was set to the parent's window. Now, the parent is set to the search dialog.
Please try SVN r1663 and report whether it is solved.
I noticed a new problem (at least on Windows): After the Wrap-around-message-box appeared and was closed, Geany gets completely minimized when closing the search dialog. Do you also experience this on Linux or may this a Windows only issue? I need your help on this because on my Linux system I can't reproduce it at all.
Regards, Enrico
Just built svn 1664 on Windows xp with MinGW. Complete build from cleaned out .o files. The Search dialog focus thing is still an issue. IF using only the mouse, the focus remains on the Find Dialog after the wrap. But using only the keyboard ( hitting return to cycle to the next find ) then after the "wrap" dialog, the focus returns to the document and hitting return again causes the expected change in the edit window when return is struck. IE instead of continuing the search, we are now editing the document with the search dialog showing.
My Linux build of 1664 looks and works fine with the keyboard and mouse. No unusual behavior. Running a pretty stock Fedora7 as upgraded last week.
chuck
Enrico Tröger wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 13:31:52 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On 6/29/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:19:03 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On my system, Alt-C is bound both to "Case sensitive" and to the Cancel button, and Alt-C is able to activate neither.
Oops. Changed mnemonic for "Case sensitive" to 'a' and added mnemnic 's' for label "Search for" to activate the search entry field. Changes are made for the Find, Replace and Find in Files dialog. Thanks John for reporting. Fixed in SVN r1654.
Hm. Just noticed something. If I'm doing a search (Ctrl-F) and the Find dialog is up, I'm hitting Alt-N until I hit the end of the doc. Then another dialog pops up to ask me if I want to continue again from the top. I hit Alt-F to continue the search. But now, focus has gone back to the main editor window instead of the Find dialog.
I think focus should go back to the Find dialog.
It should. And for some reason it does on my system so I never saw this bug. I guess it is related to window manager behaviour, I'm using xfwm4 (from Xfce). Anyway, I could reproduce it on Windows and was able to fix it. At least I think ;-). The problem was the displayed message box got the main window as parent and when the message box was closed the focus was set to the parent's window. Now, the parent is set to the search dialog.
Please try SVN r1663 and report whether it is solved.
I noticed a new problem (at least on Windows): After the Wrap-around-message-box appeared and was closed, Geany gets completely minimized when closing the search dialog. Do you also experience this on Linux or may this a Windows only issue? I need your help on this because on my Linux system I can't reproduce it at all.
Regards, Enrico
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On 7/4/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 13:31:52 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On 6/29/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:19:03 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
[snip]
I think focus should go back to the Find dialog.
It should. And for some reason it does on my system so I never saw this bug. I guess it is related to window manager behaviour, I'm using xfwm4 (from Xfce). Anyway, I could reproduce it on Windows and was able to fix it. At least I think ;-). The problem was the displayed message box got the main window as parent and when the message box was closed the focus was set to the parent's window. Now, the parent is set to the search dialog.
Please try SVN r1663 and report whether it is solved.
I'm using r1664 and it's working perfectly now. This is on Ubuntu with Gnome.
---John
On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 16:48:16 -0700, chuck ctl@arrowtwins.com wrote:
Just built svn 1664 on Windows xp with MinGW. Complete build from cleaned out .o files. The Search dialog focus thing is still an issue. IF using only the mouse, the focus remains on the Find Dialog after the wrap. But using only the keyboard ( hitting return to cycle to the next find ) then after the "wrap" dialog, the focus returns to the document and hitting return again causes the expected change in
Oops, fixed in SVN r1667. I just used a wrong pointer to the search dialog. Anyway, Geany is also minimized on your Windows after closing the search dialog once the wrap dialog appeared?
Regards, Enrico
Enrico Tröger wrote:
On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 16:48:16 -0700, chuck ctl@arrowtwins.com wrote:
Just built svn 1664 on Windows xp with MinGW. Complete build from cleaned out .o files. The Search dialog focus thing is still an issue. IF using only the mouse, the focus remains on the Find Dialog after the wrap. But using only the keyboard ( hitting return to cycle to the next find ) then after the "wrap" dialog, the focus returns to the document and hitting return again causes the expected change in
Oops, fixed in SVN r1667. I just used a wrong pointer to the search dialog. Anyway, Geany is also minimized on your Windows after closing the search dialog once the wrap dialog appeared?
No, that did not happen. Geany was there, a new line had been entered and the find dialog was on top...
Just did a rebuild with svn 1668 and all is well; search dialog and wrapping with using return. No minimization.
By the way, Since about 1655, the About box no longer shows the SVN rev in the area just under the window title bar. And it is different on Linux ( which still says (Geany 0.12svn >= r1655" ) and Windows ( which says "Geany 0.12svnsvn >= SVN" ). Technically I guess they are both correct. Not a biggy, but if someone is looking in that area...
On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 21:30:33 -0700, chuck ctl@arrowtwins.com wrote:
Enrico Tröger wrote:
On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 16:48:16 -0700, chuck ctl@arrowtwins.com wrote:
Just built svn 1664 on Windows xp with MinGW. Complete build from cleaned out .o files. The Search dialog focus thing is still an issue. IF using only the mouse, the focus remains on the Find Dialog after the wrap. But using only the keyboard ( hitting return to cycle to the next find ) then after the "wrap" dialog, the focus returns to the document and hitting return again causes the expected change in
Oops, fixed in SVN r1667. I just used a wrong pointer to the search dialog. Anyway, Geany is also minimized on your Windows after closing the search dialog once the wrap dialog appeared?
No, that did not happen. Geany was there, a new line had been entered and the find dialog was on top...
Just did a rebuild with svn 1668 and all is well; search dialog and wrapping with using return. No minimization.
Ok, let's hope it is only an issue on my local system for some reason (I gave up trying to understand Windows). If anyone gets the described behaviour (Geany is minimizing on closing the search dialog) too, please mail us.
By the way, Since about 1655, the About box no longer shows the SVN rev in the area just under the window title bar. And it is different on Linux ( which still says (Geany 0.12svn >= r1655" ) and Windows ( which says "Geany 0.12svnsvn >= SVN" ). Technically I guess they are both correct. Not a biggy, but if someone is looking in that area...
Fixed in SVN r1670. You should delete your config.h in the Geany source directory so it will be created again and after compiling all files again, it should work.
Regards, Enrico
Thanks to Harold for his wishlist and thanks to Enrico for implementing...
I have a wishlist item too. jEdit has a plugin called TaskList which inspects each file periodically (actually only at save time) to look for special comments: eg in C or Java types // TODO: something // NOTE: something // BUG: fix this
The keywords are configurable by the user. (I suppose the single line comment start character(s) could be as well; depending on language.)
Anyway, the lines with these comments show up in the TaskList tab in the lower window. In Geany's case it would be a new tab along with Scribble, Compiler, etc.
In that window, then, clicking on one of the entries would take one to that line in the source code, like a compiler error message or the "Find Usage" function that Geany has.
I had been wanting to learn enough about GTK programming to do it myself, but haven't had the time yet. So I throw the idea out there...
chuck
On 7/10/07, chuck ctl@arrowtwins.com wrote:
Thanks to Harold for his wishlist and thanks to Enrico for implementing...
I have a wishlist item too. jEdit has a plugin called TaskList which inspects each file periodically (actually only at save time) to look for special comments: [snip]
Interestingly enough, it looks like Nick has recently been implementing a plugin system for Geany. Have a look at the ChangeLog entry from 2007-07-04. I've been told that, currently, plugins must be written in C, but there's a possibility of optionally using something like Python for them down the road.
---John
On 07/11/2007 03:51:12 AM, John Gabriele wrote:
On 7/10/07, chuck ctl@arrowtwins.com wrote:
Thanks to Harold for his wishlist and thanks to Enrico for implementing...
I have a wishlist item too. jEdit has a plugin called TaskList which inspects each file periodically (actually only at save time) to look for special comments: [snip]
Interestingly enough, it looks like Nick has recently been implementing a plugin system for Geany. Have a look at the ChangeLog entry from 2007-07-04. I've been told that, currently, plugins must be written in C, but there's a possibility of optionally using something like Python for them down the road.
Indeed, I was going to add some common functions to the plugin API before announcing it, but anyone interested should see the HACKING file in SVN, as it has some brief notes about it. For now there's a Demo plugin and the Class Builder tool has been converted to a plugin.
I predict that (at least at first) most new plugins will need to also extend the plugin API, so as usual, patches welcome ;-)
So people can start writing plugins now, but don't be too ambitious. The plugin system is supposed to be fairly lightweight, it isn't designed to allow heavy customization. And for now, the API is only in C.
Also I haven't upgraded the Windows makefiles for plugin support, I'll try to do this soon.
Regards, Nick
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 22:51:12 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On 7/10/07, chuck ctl@arrowtwins.com wrote:
Thanks to Harold for his wishlist and thanks to Enrico for implementing...
I have a wishlist item too. jEdit has a plugin called TaskList which inspects each file periodically (actually only at save time) to look for special comments: [snip]
Sounds nice, could be indeed implemented as a plugin.
Regards, Enrico