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* Update obsolete references to GLib 2.27/28 in HACKING
* Replace obsolete gcc -W option with -Wextra in HACKING
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M HACKING (6)
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Merged #1479.
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Closed #1476 via dbcf456031127ce7e371606dcc75507024eb95df.
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Looks good to me, thanks for that.
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(moved out of #1136)
1. Open a C source file with the following text:
```
void foo(void)
{
printf("Hello world!\n");
}
void main()
{
foo();
}
```
2. On line 8, Ctrl+click on `foo`. Geany navigates to line 1, the definition of
`foo`.
3. Insert the follo
This is going to be somewhat tricky in some cases like replace all where
changes are made to multiple places at once.
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Please don't merge ATM. It occurred to me that the timeout reads currently read
only once per call = DEFAULT_IO_LENGTH each 50ms = 80KB/sec max, which is
pretty low.
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This is my naive attempt at solving #1136. It works for me (not heavily tested
yet), but I’m not sure if it’s a good idea. I would appreciate any feedback.
Geany’s message window is sort of detached from the editor. In general, it’s
just lines of text that are not parsed or associated with the f
Before this PR, when I insert a snippet that doesn’t have any `%cursor%`
positions, the cursor goes to the end of the inserted text. This is convenient
for inserting short static strings. For example, I have incantations for
invoking a debugger at a given point in the code.
This PR breaks this
IMHO when inserting something without explicit cursor, it should jump to the
end — but to be honest didn't had a look at the PR at all by now ;)
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I've updated the filetype-defintions for python via the Tools->Configuration
Files->Filetype Configuration->Scripting Languages->fileytypes.python and added
> [indentation]
> width=4
> type=0
which should be also the default. But even after restarting Geany when opening
a Python-file default i
@vfaronov pushed 1 commit.
ef3702c Forget line shifts in message window on document (re)load
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Is it being overridden by a project?
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No, it isn't
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At least there is no open project according to the project menu.
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@elextr I’m [trying
out](https://github.com/vfaronov/geany/commit/ff1f28d8295e785abea27033d48c1e40d064373f)
an approach based on Scintilla indicators. Instead of storing the actual
position in the navqueue, I store a unique ID, and then fill that position with
a special, hidden indicator with [
@elextr
> But neither is very useful when looking for a symbol or file that exists many
> times, such as a member like "length()" that exists on many classes or a file
> that exists in several directories. And those cases are the times I am more
> likely to actually want to search in the sideb
Since filedef config files are now stored under the "filedef" subdirectory
of app->datadir, we need to add the subdirectory name when creating path
from the corresponding app->configdir otherwise the file isn't found.
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@frlan I just tried and it works for me on Mac too. Are you sure you closed the
file before retrying? (Otherwise the indentation type is stored into the
session file.). Also don't you use indentation autodetection which could
override it?
I don't think spaces are default for Python - the defaul
> A possible UI is to split the search key on the current filetype’s scope
> separator (like . for Python, :: for C++), then match the last part against
> tmtag->name and the preceding parts against tmtag->scope.
So it would be neccessary to type `Classname::length` to find it?
Thats possibl
Hmmm, on consideration, the whole idea of copying the global config is a bad
idea, the user configs should only contain the fields they want to change, not
hide the whole system config.
But of course just dropping the user in an empty config file is unhelpful too.
Maybe after creating the new
Seems to work for me, but then I usually use spaces for everything so all my
settings are `spaces` and maybe its one I forgot to change back to tabs that is
making it work.
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This PR just fixes the paths.
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Without the fix Geany does not copy the filetype files (albeit accidentally),
so the user config doesn't hide the system config, so currently Geany does the
right, but user unfriendly, thing.
"Fixing" the paths will make Geany do the wrong thing again so it shouldn't
happen alone.
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I just mean this PR is to fix simple bug in the code that caused a regression
from previous versions. If you want to change the behaviour overall, you should
make a new PR that properly removes/changes the affected code, leaving a bug in
the source code is not really a good idea, IMO.
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