This said, why did you want to edit filetypes.html/python? If you want to change the colors, with 1.22 you can now easily write a colorsheme file, look e.g. at the alt.conf scheme distributed with Geany (most probably /usr/share/geany/colorschemes/alt.conf on Linux). This way you won't have to bother what's in filetypes.* for the colors, and they will apply to all filtypes.
I am afraid I have to bother with all this filetypes.* files because if I define background color for string in colorscheme file, then all the white space in config files will be filled with that color. See my previous post. The only way - do not touch filetypes.common (only basic changes) and setup highlighting in numerous filetypes.* files.
And the question I would like to ask.
What file is responsible for highlighting of bash scripts? I do not see filetypes.bash. I have filetypes.sh, but changes there do not reflect on bash scripts.
Le 26/06/2012 21:59, owlet bw a écrit :
This said, why did you want to edit filetypes.html/python? If you want to change the colors, with 1.22 you can now easily write a colorsheme file, look e.g. at the alt.conf scheme distributed with Geany (most probably /usr/share/geany/colorschemes/alt.conf on Linux). This way you won't have to bother what's in filetypes.* for the colors, and they will apply to all filtypes.
I am afraid I have to bother with all this filetypes.* files because if I define background color for string in colorscheme file, then all the white space in config files will be filled with that color. See my previous post. The only way - do not touch filetypes.common (only basic changes) and setup highlighting in numerous filetypes.* files.
Ah ok, sorry I didn't see it was you both times.
And the question I would like to ask.
What file is responsible for highlighting of bash scripts? I do not see filetypes.bash. I have filetypes.sh, but changes there do not reflect on bash scripts.
It's filetypes.sh and it should definitely work... Actually I just tested and it Works For Me™, I can set ugly colors wherever I want. Are you sure your changes are loaded (geany restarted, file with the correct name, etc) and your script really use the "Shell script" filetype?
Regards, Colomban
Hi everybody,
is there an option to the geany tag writer like telling the filelist beeing a directory and make it scan this dir recursively?
Thx for a great editor!
Regards,
Christoph
On 12-07-12 11:29 AM, Christoph Siefer wrote:
Hi everybody,
is there an option to the geany tag writer like telling the filelist beeing a directory and make it scan this dir recursively?
Hi,
I usually use something like this:
geany -P -g ~/.config/geany/tags/somelib.c.tags \ `find /some/where -type f -iname *.h`
Of course you need to adjust for your filetype, language and paths.
Cheers, Matthew Brush
Hi Matthew,
works like a charm!
Many thanks,
Christopher
Am 13.07.2012 02:09, schrieb Matthew Brush:
On 12-07-12 11:29 AM, Christoph Siefer wrote:
Hi everybody,
is there an option to the geany tag writer like telling the filelist beeing a directory and make it scan this dir recursively?
Hi,
I usually use something like this:
geany -P -g ~/.config/geany/tags/somelib.c.tags \ `find /some/where -type f -iname *.h`Of course you need to adjust for your filetype, language and paths.
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