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6d70e49da7e4bbc66bc9dcb3302c474e570ba1b3 Correct version number on zh_TW.po
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Merged #2009 into master.
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Closed #792.
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@elextr I wasn't able to install libwebkitgtk2. I installed libwebkitgtk-1.0
via apt-get but couldn't do the same with v2, downloaded the tar.gz but the
build commands were not working so I'm giving up on this mission.
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bxgaillard commented on this pull request.
> }
g_list_free(modules);
gtk_combo_box_set_active(GTK_COMBO_BOX(debugger_cmb), 0);
/* arguments */
args_frame = gtk_frame_new(_("Command Line Arguments"));
+#if GTK_CHECK_VERSION(3, 0, 0)
+ hbox = gtk_scrol
@elextr I agree with @b4n - parsers cannot be updated one at a time unless you
have these changes in the ctags core. And I agree with you it would be nice if
this could be merged at the beginning of the release cycle so it can be tested.
I haven't checked what has changed in ctags in the last tw
@RuinChristmas it's *webkit2gtk*, not *webkitgtk2* if that matters: it's
"WebKit2 for GTK" and not "WebKit for GTK2".
On Debian Stretch, the relevant package is *libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev*.
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Please go on. I will check for this fuzzy string before finishing ciycle.
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With lastest commits multi-line edit was broken, step to reproduce:
shift+alt+left click **WORK**
shift+alt+left click **NOT WORK**
**alt+shift**+left click **DO NOTHING**
shift+alt+left click **WORK AGAIN**
shift+alt+left click **NOT WORK**
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Please post platform, version, glib and gtk version, Geany version.
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platform: arch linux
glibc: 2.28-5
gtk2: 2.24.32-1
geany: 1.34 (git >= 2fdf45730)
I'm using AUR package because gtk2 version have more plugins.
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@RuinChristmas did you mean to close or just hit the wrong button?
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alt+shift+click is on windows, on linux its ctrl+shift+click see
[here](https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#column-mode-editing-rectangular-selections)
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I can use alt+shift or ctrl+shift but they have same results
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Its not intentional that they have the same result on Linux as the manual
states.
But yes I can confirm ctrl+shift+click no longer creates a column selection
here with GTK 3 either.
ctrl+shift+click works on a Geany with Scintilla 3.7.5 so its Scintilla 3.10.
Ping @b4n this needs addressing pr
Hum indeed that changed in 4.0/3.10:
> On Linux, both for GTK+ and Qt, the default modifier key for rectangular
> selection is now Alt. This is the same as Windows and macOS. This was changed
> from Ctrl as window managers are less likely to intercept Alt+Drag for moving
> windows than in the p
> window managers are less likely to intercept Alt+Drag for moving windows than
> in the past.
Which window managers were they smoking? Alt drag is move window on all Gnomic
WMs AFAIK.
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I can confirm that alt+drag work...but old behaviour is better.
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@elextr GNOME and others are using Super by default nowadays.
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With my window manager Mutter(Budgie) I can move window with Super+Drag or
Alt+F7+move mouse.
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@b4n so we need a
https://www.scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#SCI_SETRECTANGULARSELECTIONMODIFIER
call somewhere I guess.
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I must say I like the new default, because it's consistent with the binding for
creating rectangular selections with the keyboard (Alt+Shift+Up,
Alt+Shift+Down, etc.). But I agree that we should revert to the
long-time previous default, and if want to change it add an option.
@elextr I'm on it
> add an option.
Can be 1.35 since we are in 1.34 string freeze as I belatedly found out :grin:
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This is the default since forever, so don't change it on the users, no matter
what is the new default in Scintilla 3.10.0.
Fixes #2010.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/2011
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@elextr @GFdevelop could you please test #2011 and verify it works as expected
for you?
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> I must say I like the new default, because it's consistent with the binding
> for creating rectangular selections with the keyboard (Alt+Shift+Up,
> Alt+Shift+Down, etc.). But I agree that we should revert to the long-time
> previous default, and if want to change it add an option.
>
> @elext
> I can't choose between old or new, is possible to keep both?
I don't think it's currently possible to allow both at the same time. However,
we can at least add a setting later for selecting the preferred one.
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Works for me GTK3
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> @elextr @GFdevelop could you please test #2011 and verify it works as
> expected for you?
@b4n it work!!!
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@GFdevelop just to confirm thats on GTK 2
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Works for the OP of #2010 (presumably still with GTK2)
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On KDE alt+drag moves windows, windows+drag does nothing.
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Reopened #792.
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Same on Cinnamon, so looks like its only Gnome thats egregiously changed the
default to use the __Windows__ key :)
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Yeah, Alt+drag has been standard on X for probably more than 30
years and it still used by all non-crummy desktops AFAIK.
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Closed #792.
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@b4n Thank you, i just mistyped but with your advice I was able to get
libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev via apt-get
@elextr and others thank your for your help. I then did
```
./configure --enable-markdown
make
sudo make install
```
and it worked and I now have the markdown preview!
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