Closed #1050.
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Closed #1051.
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My big problem was that I haven't been doing much coding lately and am getting
a bit rusty in the head. I was trying to find the .pc file and preceding
'./configure' with PKG_CONFIG_PATH... forgetting that I needed to install
libenchant-dev. Fortunately I only lost 5 minutes of my life.
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Geany 1.37 switched to GTK3 by default, you can still build it with gtk2 by
telling configure --enable-gtk2, but even that will go away in 1.38 (well thats
the plan anyway) so references to GTK2 will slowly go away from Geany and
plugins.
Note that technically GTK3 is ">=2.8.0" :grin:
See also
"you need to have the Enchant library installed" -- README
To build anything you always need the development versions of libraries
installed _if your distro separates them_. And different distros call the
separated development packages different things, `libenchant-dev` on Debian and
derivativ
*Debian Buster
*Geany-plugins v1.37
*Geany (git) built with GTK 3 enabled
The [spellcheck
doc](https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/blob/master/spellcheck/README)
lists "GTK >= 2.8.0" as a requirement, but I think it should list it as "GTK >=
2.8.0 or GTK 3" because Geany itself can be built
*Debian Buster
*Geany-plugins v1.37
*Geany (git) built with GTK 3 enabled
The 'libenchat-dev' package is required to build the spellcheck plugin;
however, I didn't find that information in /README.md or in
https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/tree/master/spellcheck.
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Agree
Needs "somebody" whose sourceforge account still works to do it
@eht16 maybe?
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First of all, Geany is a totally volunteer project, people work on it in their
own time, and cover a wide spectrum of knowledge and experience. I am likely
older and have more coding experience than you (and I like to think capable of
being grumpier than most :grin:) so there is no need for rep
Came across this today in a Google search. I didn't realized I was on an
outdated site until after I navigated to the plugins site from geany.org.
http://geany-plugins.sourceforge.net/downloads.html
Seems that this SF site should be maintained or removed, or a 301 redirect set
up.
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Thanks for testing it, I commited a correction, you should be able to compile
it now. Happy to hear your feedback.
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@getzze pushed 1 commit.
d3ec25d5be98e4b0a6e72d19a0ea8752eccee141 missing constructor LexerJulia
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25 December 2020 Noon
First of all, the sub-process state is irrelevant as is suspension and
hibernation. What is relevant is the state of the geany user interface, and
surely there is state storage of that if only in RAM.
Second of all, I am talking about a **complete power failure**, intenti
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