Hi,
On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 17:51:43 +0530
Manish Sinha <mail(a)manishsinha.net> wrote:
Coming to the point. I am running Ubuntu 8.04.2 on my
laptop. The
highest version of Ubuntu possible on this Ubuntu version is 0.14, since
0.15 requires a gtk version not in 8.04. Intrepid has 0.15, but it has
some problems with my hardware and other reason is that 8.04 is a LTS.
Hardy has 0.13 in repos and I installed 0.14 from
getdeb.net ( a crude
way, I know)
Geany 0.16 is depending on Gtk 2.8.x. I've got current svn version
running on Xubuntu 8.04.2. If there is no suitable package avaialble,
maybe you can compile it on your own:
http://www.geany.org/manual/index.html#installation
I have noticed that PHP has autocomplete in 0.14 but
Python does not.
Python's default syntax highlighting looks more complete than that of
PHP. I use PHP and Python a lot, so Geany is a good choice from a long
time. When I found autocomplete, my joy knew no bounds, but is this
autocomplete restricted to PHP? Is Python autocomplete available in
higher versions? 0.16 is the latest, but I didnt find anything in the
changelog.
For Python autocomplete, do I have to do a "feature request"? I just
wanted to know whether its already in higher versions since I cant
install it due to gtk dependency. If it's not implemented, I wish to
request this feature. I am also ready to help the developers with this
work.
There is a basic autocompletion support inside 0.16. I guess it was
introduced with 0.15 but I'm to lazy to look it up. Anyway, from my
point of view and my few lines of Python code I'm writing it's
sufficient.
Cheers,
Frank
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Frank Lanitz <frank(a)frank.uvena.de>