I've just tried out Geany on a Acer aaO and it seems a good match for the limited resources available and a great improvement on using nano for writing C# snippets (mono). However a double click on an error in the tree and the focus in the editor doesn't change. Should it? I've repeated this on XP and gotten the same result. ###########################################This message has been scanned by F-Secure Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange.Formore information, connect to http://www.F-Secure.com/
On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 14:22:20 +0100 "Geoff Munday" geoffm@qsiuk.com wrote:
I've just tried out Geany on a Acer aaO and it seems a good match for the limited resources available and a great improvement on using nano for writing C# snippets (mono). However a double click on an error in the tree and the focus in the editor doesn't change. Should it? I've repeated this on XP and gotten the same result.
Currently build error message parsing is built into Geany, and for C# it looks like this wasn't specifically added, so defaults to a GCC-style. If Geany thinks it can navigate to an error it shows it in red. Can you give some examples of errors/warnings that mono gives, so we can fix it (if necessary)?
Regards, Nick