@eht16 agree with @onyxnz that the scintilla bug doesn't seem relevant to the
repeated line display issue which has shown up before, but I can't find the
issue just now. Maybe either of you will have better luck.
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If you say so... the symptoms and cause of that Scintilla issue were not what I
was experiencing, as you can see from the image attached. The line was actually
quite small, and the entire file under 1MB, and no CPU pegging at all.
I just loaded SCiTE in order to test your hypothesis, and could
@tomuta Thanks for reporting, but as you can see from the related issues and
the fix, there is something wrong with that font (or Pango) that reports the
height wrong so lines are smaller than they should be.
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Closed #2403.
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This is a known issue in Scintilla
(https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/bugs/1563/).
Scintilla is the editing library we use in Geany.
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Geany 1.36 on EndeavourOS (Archlinux 64bit current)
Graphical anomlies occur when trying to clean up long lines in a SQL file.
The context: I needed to
@codebrainz Yes I successfully used the `line_height` work-around. I just
wanted to report this here because Ubuntu 20.04 will probably be released this
month, and this was one of the issues I ran into. Did not have this issue on
19.10 and prior. And yes, it maps to this font:
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@tomuta as @HybridDog mentions above, you can see which actual font "Monospace"
maps to using `$ fc-match Monospace` command. Almost surely it's using the
affected "Deja Vu Sans Mono" font that everyone is having problems with. You
can work around using the method posted by @bencaradocdavies
I just ran into this after upgrading from Ubuntu 19.10 to 20.04. I use Geany
all the time and never had this issue until now. Ubuntu 20.04 is using version
1.36. I don't know if this a problem with Ubuntu or with Geany. I believe I was
using the same "Monospace Regular" font before.
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These themes are only intended to apply to the editor window, they map
syntactic entities of programming languages to styles.
They do not map GUI elements to styles, that is the job of the GTK style which
has nothing to do with these styles and this repository, see the main Geany
Closed #37.
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On Windows 10, these themes seem to apply to the main editor window only. As
the rest of the IDE is not Windows-10 theme-compatible, the contrast between
the dark editor window and the otherwise bright parts of the IDE makes using
dark themes difficult in Geany.
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