@kugel- maybe use an ASCII space with one of the box indicators on it, that
might stand out well enough?
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OTOH, I probably shouldn't be inserting utf8 chars into non-utf8 docs.
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Yeah the GVFS is a problem, especially for windows. But the GVFS dependency is
only for the `_window` version IIUC.
If its only useful for local files its useless, since open browser is used for
lots of stuff. But we can use the basic`gtk_show_uri()` version (if it works),
until its removed
@vfaronov your second bug is interesting (and not really the PRs fault I don't
think) if a character is displayable in the editor it should be displayable in
the symbols pane, so maybe tagmanager or the parser is mishandling UTF-8
characters so its not actually the same string (though I thought
Yeah, `gtk_show_uri()` should be tested on windows, and tested that it handles
the `#foo` correctly for both `file://` and `http://` urls. If it works for
GTK2 and 3 then use it if no browser is configured, on all platforms, and on
windows don't configure a browser by default (we already have
@tofl Geany is a volunteer driven open source project, something will be done
about it when someone does it, pull requests (for the complete split windows
solution as @codebrainz noted) are welcome.
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Probably not directly. There are several attempts at making an improved
split-view plugin that isn't crippled like the current one, but it requires
lots of hackery and/or re-designing parts of the core code to support full
functionality.
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Marked as "duplicate" since this is effectively the same as every other "the
split window doesn't work right" issue.
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I usually use Ctrl+Shift+s to "Save All".
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Hello,
I notice that when a file is opened in the second pane but not active in the
first pane, it is impossible to save it. The only way to save it is by opening
it in the first pane then click on save or use the appropriate keybinding.
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@codebrainz good thinking, but "apparently" only libgeany is linked with CXXLD,
geany itself uses CCLD (which somewhat makes sense as the geany part is super
small and doesn't use any C++. And this always worked for me and everyone else
(apparently).
@shevegen possibly you changed GCC version
> The reason we use ShellExecute("open", uri, ...) on Windows is that it's the
> easiest way to open the system's default browser without any hassle.
Probably before, but since GTK+ 2.14 I think the simplest and most robust way
should be
I built SciTE with GTK+2 and I can reproduce [the
problem](https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/1521#issuecomment-309974845)
there. But applying the patch from [Scintilla
#1949](https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1949/) doesn’t fix it (although
it does fix the problem described in
I have been running with this PR for some time. I’m not a heavy user of
snippets, but I do use a few.
I also tested this PR specifically, under Linux GTK+2, Linux GTK+3, and Windows
GTK+2. Things like:
* inserting various snippets, jumping around them;
* completing a snippet inside another
FTR: external diff viewer for a directory is simply not implemented. It's only
implemented for a file based diff.
Someone need to adapt the code from `vcdiff_file_activated` to
`vcdiff_dir_activated`.
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postponed to 1.32
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@eht16 `@lex` isn't actually my github name, but getting pinged serves them
right for using it before I did :)
(hope they are friendly)
> However, I don't want to open three new issues two weeks before the release.
Its ok to open them, just don't commit windows only fixes the week before
Just for the record, I tested the code snippet on Windows with the ctags binary
we ship with Geany-Plugins (originating from the MSYS2 ctags package) and this
binary also does not parse the extern variable.
Still no clue what could cause the different behaviour in parsing on Windows :(.
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Splitting Python 2 and 3 as filetypes in Geany is whole another story.
Apart from the fact, that I don't think it's necessary at all. Except a very
few details, the syntax is identically regarding highlighting between Python 2
and Python 3. And in the long term, most people will write and
Windows support is annoying :(.
@Lex On Windows, we always strip the `file://` prefix in
https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/master/src/win32.c#L789.
This has been added to support the "builtin" Run command for HTML files, this
wouldn't work otherwise. Maybe this just masks another bug in
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