selection. So I don't like the idea of swapping to GtkSourceView.
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On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 12:54 PM AEDT Lex Trotman wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Just a note I am still summarising the thread, but "real life" is getting
>in the way.
If I enable 'Override Geany keybindings' in Preferences-Terminal, and then
disable it again, I can't use Alt+letter to open menus, nor Ctrl+Q to quit,
until I close Geany and restart it.
Is this a known issue? I couldn't find an earlier discussion of it.
rent Lua-powered features (some of which involve multiple scripts), with a
7th to be uploaded soon, and it's easy.
Thrawn
--- On Wed, 5/6/13, Thomas Martitz wrote:
From: Thomas Martitz
Subject: Re: [Geany-Devel] Lua script vs the plugin wishlist
To: "Geany development list"
Cc:
under 100 lines each, so if anyone wants to port them to GeanyPy,
include them in a plugin, etc, it shouldn't be difficult.
You can find the scripts at
https://wiki.geany.org/config/scripts/lua
All feedback is welcome!
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> On Tue, 28 May 2013 15:04:27 -0700
> (PDT)
> Thrawn
> wrote:
>
> > Is it possible to enable the use of the function keys,
> F1-F12, as modifier keys?
>
> It can be done under X11 with a custom key map, but Fx will
> become a
> modifier for all program
ht require dislocating
fingers).
Is it feasible to implement this in Geany?
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s to any other files in the same directory. I suppose a
future version could detect the project base directory, if a project is open,
and capture all changes for the selected revision within the project.
Any feedback?
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Is it possible to add more file operations to the context menu, eg cut, copy,
paste, properties?
--- On Sun, 19/5/13, Steven Blatnick wrote:
From: Steven Blatnick
Subject: Re: [Geany-Devel] treebrowser plugin
To: "devel@lists.geany.org" , "a...@yorba.org"
Received: Sunday, 19 May, 2013, 9:24
--- On Sun, 3/3/13, Lex Trotman wrote:
> BTW to all, the use-case for having a non-VTE Geany is lightweight
> distros and rescue distros, especially where they run entirely in
> memory, adding a couple of Mb is a few more percent on the distro,
> fine for machines with 4Gb, but more of an issue fo
ropping it, I'd step up.
Thrawn
--- On Mon, 18/2/13, Frank Lanitz wrote:
> From: Frank Lanitz
> Subject: [Geany-Devel] Please update MAINTAINERS-List on Geany-Plugins //
> Call for maintainers
> To: "Geany development list"
> Received: Monday, 18 February, 2013, 12:
> IMO, it'd be silly removing a perfectly functional plugin
> unless it breaks and no one wants to fix it. I doubt that'll
> happen anytime soon with both Lua and Geany plugin API being
> quite stable, and unless the breakage is massive and hard to
> fix, I'd also be willing to pitch in to keep it
> > Yes, without a maintainer, as soon as it breaks with a new version of
> > Geany I would expect it to be removed from G-P package. The G-P
> > maintainers have done a great job carrying the Lua plugin until now.
>
> From my remembering Nick did the biggest part of it.
I'd be sorry to see it g
> Maybe you like to have a look at commander-plugin which already might is
> a good starting point.
Possibly, and thanks for the pointer, but I'm not really aiming to produce a
full plugin. Lua scripts are much quicker and easier :). One file, no
compilation, just save to a directory and run the
I'm thinking of producing a Lua script to give a vim-style interface to Geany.
Anyone interested?
My thoughts at this point are that you'd invoke the script using a keyboard
shortcut, probably Escape, and it would then grab all of your keystrokes and
recognise (a subset of) vim commands, until
@vadim: Oh, what you want is a sidebar that will show all files in the current
project, whether or not they are open! That sounds like a good idea for a
plugin.
You don't need to change the 'close tab' behavior. You just need to add a
sidebar that scans the project's base directory and shows al
I don't like this suggested feature. Having lots of tabs open is often
unwieldy, and it slows down Geany's loading time, so having to manually remove
documents from the session would be a pain.
If you like having every file in the project open at once, then why would you
close them? If not, the
ore complicated dialogs, I couldn't see anything.
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ct is open, the script will ask you for a base directory to search.
- If no files in the project/base match, then the script will scan all open
files, in case you had opened one from outside.
All feedback is welcome.
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Hi, Steven.
> That's awesome! I hadn't tried the lua plugin features until I tried
> your script (geany is still new to me).
Yeah, I only recently took a proper look at the Lua plugin myself. There don't
seem to be many scripts published for people to use; wiki.geany.org is the only
place I've
Hi, Steven.
I love the idea of snap-open. I've been using 'Find in Files' as a clumsy
workaround (search for any text and filter by filename), but it's not ideal...
I've drafted a quick Lua script that does a basic job of this, and uploaded to
wiki.geany.org/config/scripts/lua. What do you thin
> I love how simple your script is, but I think that
> implementing as a plugin it can be more flexible
> (configuration, toolbar integration, etc).
Yes, toolbar integration is an advantage. Adding behind-the-scenes behavior
works fine in Lua, but adding things to the interface really needs C.
I
OK, new versions have been uploaded with copyright notices and descriptions.
I also added support for Opendiff to the Compare script, and adjusted the Hex
Edit file names so that a different file extension is used for a one-way dump.
I'm thinking of adding support for self-contained hex editors
th the other being support for binary
files).
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I have written Lua scripts that partially provide the functionality of the
Notepad++ Compare and Hex Edit plugins. Both are uploaded to wiki.geany.org.
Any feedback is welcome. Please treat these files as GPL, version 2.0 or later
(although I haven't yet added an actual copyright notice to them)
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