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<p>23 December 2020 Noon</p>
<p>geany version: 1.32<br>
ubuntu version: 18.04</p>
<p>Lately I've been running my machine until it shuts off from a drained battery.</p>
<p>Today I noticed that when I run python programs using the toolbar execute button, the icon<br>
does not change back to a gear from the circle-slash when the program finishes.</p>
<p>The practical effect of this is you have to click the button again to get the gear icon, but the<br>
terminal closes instead of remaining open.  This is very inconvenient since it makes it impossible to compare outputs from two different versions side by side.</p>
<p><strong>Workaround</strong></p>
<p>I solved the problem by opening the "set build commands" dialog and changing the execute command to something that throws an error, e.g. python "%p%f" (no '/' between), running something, and then changing the execute command back to its original value. (python "%f")</p>
<p>Evidently, geany stores some state that is not reset owing to the crash, and in some cases is not sanitized on startup.</p>

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