> Geany 1.37 does different behaviour for me on macOS. If I invoke it with no > file argument then it opens a brand new Geany process and Window. However, if > I invoke it with a file argument then it will open the file in the original > Geany process window. This behaviour is a little unusual :-)
Yes, when you run Geany from the command line (without specifying any files to open), it creates a new instance (and yes, this is not quite a native behavior). I'm just trying to understand if this is some problem that makes Geany harder to use in some situations - clearly, if this happened for opening new files from the command-line, this would be annoying, but does one actually run `geany` without any files when another instance of Geany is already running? This is in principle possible to fix by introducing one more command-line paramter to Geany to always reuse existing instance, I'm just trying to understand whether it's something worth doing (on linux running `geany` from the command lines without any files as arguments always creates a new instance so this functionality is missing in Geany itself). -- 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-osx/issues/21#issuecomment-895996766
