I know, thanks. But I rate this and the other little PR as a bug. And I really
like to have it as a labeled issue so I can find things easier in the future.
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You don't have to create an issue for each PR if you don't want to. It's nice
to let people know you're working on something or to discuss, but for small
stuff like this which is uncontroversial and/or you have already fixed, you
could just submit the PR by itself. Either way is fine.
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Well, its a similar concept from differing domains, code editing, and tree
viewing (commonly filesystems).
IME the former uses "fold/unfold" for the hiding of contiguous blocks of code
whilst the latter uses "expand/collapse" for an information hierarchy.
Certainly the underlying widgets do
The expected order on Windows and other platforms is different. GTK ha[d/s] a
function for providing an alternate order which I believe is used on Windows:
Interesting point. Here, "fold" refers to hiding some part of the document,
while "collapse" refers to a tree list view. Not sure if we should keep the
distinction, or unify the similar concepts.
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for checking CPU usage, what about having both windows on the screen at the
same time, and having Geany's on the front? using the system monitor, `top` or
whatnot, should be doable on most if not all but the tiniest screens.
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I don't think it really matters, but I would go with single space in anything I
want "formal". I usually put two spaces (like I just did writing this comment,
actually), just out of habit, likely in an attempt to make sentences easier to
discriminate in a fixed-width font email world, but
There is an option somewhere to use windows native dialogs, unfortunately I am
not on windows so I don't see it and can't tell you where.
Not sure if it applies to all dialogs, if the order is different on native
dialogs, and it certainly won't apply to plugins dialogs.
Geany is developed
> It only happens when Geany is the top layered window, so far. So the lag
> might be related to windowing or the GNOME Desktop.
We have basically eliminated anything that has caused that sort of lag on other
systems, so yeah it comes down to your system.
Unless it happens to another
The key "Bookmarks" can be missing and that is not an error. So pass "NULL" for
parameter "error" on calling ```g_key_file_get_string_list()```. This prevents
multiple
error messages from being written to one ```GErrror``` and so causing a GLib
warning in
the debug messages. Fixes #714.
You can
Prevent debug messages by checking if the file path is a regular file or not.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/715
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* workbench: fixed tag-manager warning. Fixes #713.
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The workbench plugin causes a needless GLib warning on opening a workbench file:
```GLib WARNING: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized
memory.```
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The workbench plugin causes needless debug messages by passing directory file
paths to the tag manager.
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@codebrainz I did open geany with a -c option, temporarily resetting
preferences, but this did not fix the lag issue. I'm using emacs until I can
fix it.
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I think the placements of the buttons like OK, Apply, Cancel is not using the
same style as other software on Windows 7.
Like in Geany the buttons might be "Cancel OK" from left to right but i think
other software is using "OK Cancel".
And when you try to close an unsaved document its "Cancel
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Please show where these strings are from, without any context its impossible to
say.
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English as she are wrote around the world. In some parts of the world its
common to separate sentences by two spaces, in other places its not.
I don't think Geany has a proclamation on this, probably just make them all the
same where it matters, and as Github neatly demonstrates, it doesn't
We have strings like:
```
_Fold All
_Unfold All
_Expand All
_Collapse All
Fold/unfold all children of a fold point
Fold or unfold all children of a fold point. By pressing the Shift key while
clicking on a fold symbol the contrary behavior is used.
```
Perhaps they should all use
Hi and welcome to inconsistency corner :grin:.
This is a problem that infests many places of both operating systems and
languages and libraries, what to call stuff relating to files, common options
seem to be:
* `path` or `file path` or `filename`, the location of a file eg
Here is one with double space.
`Perform regular expression matching on the whole buffer at once rather than
line by line, allowing matches to span multiple lines. In this mode, newline
characters are part of the input and can be captured as normal characters by
the pattern.`
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The word "extension" seems to be used differently maybe make it the same:
"filename extension", "filetype extension", "file extension".
```
Explicitly defines a filetype for the file, if it would not be detected by
filename extension.
Note if you choose multiple files, they will all be opened
Duplicate of #1551
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Closed #1791.
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If "invert syntax highlighting colors" is ticked, (Pref->Editor->Display), the
print out will print white text on white backgroud.
