> Seems overkill. In what way? 3 of the 4 files changed are documentation, and the one file with code changes (`plugins.c`) has the same lines added as removed if you don't count doc-comment lines. Further, some of those lines are to cleanup an existing leak of the `PluginProxy`s as well as 3 more lines that can be eliminated as noted in the inline comment. So in the end, it's actually less code to give enhanced features.
> What's the use case? Read the comments in the linked #1233. Matching files with other extensions like `*.tar.bz2` or `*.geany++.plugin`. > Also why do you want to match all plugins? Read the comments in the linked #1233. A better question is why do you want to match file extensions at all? They aren't unique enough to decide whether a file is for a given proxy and you have to check them further in the `probe()` function anyway. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1236#issuecomment-248323062
