> Doesn't here (nor does chrome), maybe an option somewhere (like Geany :)
I'm running a vanilla Ubuntu 18.04 on this box, Firefox 75, here from this
window I click on + to add a new tab, it opens up at the very end of my
"millions" of opened tabs; I click on whatever bookmark to browse in the
> Still, Firefox, for example, will create a new tab at the end of stack, but
> on closing would get back to the "intiator" tab.
Doesn't here (nor does chrome), maybe an option somewhere (like Geany :)
Personally I don't mind which is default, but maybe somebody can come up with
an
It's certainly good that it's configurable, at least that the history behavior
could be enabled.
However, it would make sense to reverse the default, based on the "least
surprise" UI rule. This is especially apparent while using Version Control (or
any other plugin that opens some transient
PS, Maybe its because its the way browsers do it??
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The change was in a commit immediately after one that said "I won't make an
option" but the series doesn't have a PR or issue reference and my quick search
found nothing relevant, so I guess there is no record of why it went from no
option to not the default.
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Thanks. Any reason for this not to be a default behavior?
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Closed #2488.
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Menu -> Edit -> Preferences -> Interface -> Notebook Tabs -> Switch to last
used document after closing tab
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`geany 1.36 (git >= 825acb21) (built on 2020-04-28 with GTK 3.22.30, GLib
2.56.4)`
When Editor has multiple tabs, closing a given tab does not open the previous
(in viewing/location history). Instead it opens a next (to the right) tab, or a
previous (to the left) if there's no next.
This is
Closed #887.
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Please re-open if you still have issues building Geany with the instructions in
the wiki, as mentioned above.
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I don't intend to replace our spawn API with the `g_app_info*` functions except
the one in this patch.
It seems the current code in Geany finally works well enough on all platforms
:).
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Addresses #1757, describes the workarounds mentioned in the issues
discussion.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/geany/www.geany.org/pull/22
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* Describe how to change UI language by editing Geany shortcut
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Confirmed. Swapping Scintilla version used in Geany version 1.32 with one from
1.34 resolved this issue. There was some rework in Scintilla editor classes
around selection and scroll handling.
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Closing this issue since SVG files start with the following, so XML will always
take precedence.
```xml
```
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Closed #2487.
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I am having a hard time getting a conf file set up for SVG files. I am
attaching what I have so far, but I would have thought this would have been
built in already.
I do not know how to get the keywords set up and the styles for the keywords
set up. I am guessing a lot.
Sorry, but GitHub
Yeah, sure, with the current patch there's no change. I just thought you were
planning to use the `g_app_info*` functions on unix platforms in the future.
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@frlan commented on this pull request.
> +
+ if (std_out)
+ {
+ std_out1 = *std_out;
+ *std_out = NULL;
+ }
+ if (std_err)
+ {
+ std_err1 = *std_err;
+
Nice catch!
It turned out that I have two geany instances installed, but plugins were
installed only for one of them.
Solved!
Full story:
I first installed geany "only for user", because I didn't have admin
permissions at the moment. Later I got permissions, and finally installed
plugins in
Closed #967.
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