@bencaradocdavies so long as you put that in your user `filetypes.common` it
will continue to override the default set in Geany so it doesn't matter what
the default changes to.
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As an aside, I also switched to (a slashed-zero variant of) Hack but stuck with
```
[styling]
line_height=1;1;
```
in Geany because it gives me vertical spacing consistent with that in
`xfce4-terminal` with the same font.
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@dregrad, We don't collect statistics about the number of Geany installs, but
Github stats show about 10 clones _per day_ but that doesn't count the number
of installs from distro repositories. So we can't compare the number of people
who have problems with the number who use Geany. But the nu
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> {
- GeanyDocument *doc = document_get_current();
+ if (!DOC_VALID(doc))
Wouldn't simply `doc == NULL` work here? Do you really get non-NULL doc
pointers that have `doc->valid == FALSE`?
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What your change suggests to me is that you'd encounter cases where
`document_get_current()` doesn't return the document for which the signal was
fired for. This sounds weird for the
`activate`/`new`/`open`/`reload`/`filetype-set` signals you're using, and
definitely something that should be f
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> @@ -192,7 +193,7 @@ static gboolean on_editor_notify(GObject *obj,
> GeanyEditor *editor,
SCNotification *notif, MarkdownViewer *viewer)
{
if (IS_MOD_NOTIF(notif)) {
-update_markdown_viewer(viewer);
+update_markdown_viewer(viewer, NULL);
``
Normally support questions should rather go to the [mailing
list](https://www.geany.org/support/mailing-lists/#geany-users) (or
[IRC](https://www.geany.org/support/irc/)).
In any case, we'll need more information than "Geany reported errors". What is
your OS, Geany version, etc?
A wild guess:
Posting to a closed issue, as I don't want to open yet another issue for this.
My setup: geany 1.36 (built on Mar 22 2020 with GTK 3.24.14, GLib 2.64.1) on
Ubuntu 20.04.2
I can confirm the problem, not only with Default Monospace font (set to
DejaVuSansMono.ttf), but also with quite a few other
I tried to run the following codes on Geany and it reported errors. The same
codes worked fine on Google Colab. Can anyone help me here? Thanks.
import re
match=re.search(r'\d\s*\d\s*\d', 'xx1 2 3xx')
match.group()
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After a little more research I think it might be possible to do it fully within
JS by loading the scroll position from the browser's localStorage (or maybe
just sessionStorage) when the DOM is finished loading and saving it before the
page is unloaded. If I can get that working, it should do the
It can definitely return NULL for lots of reasons, but if it returns a pointer
it should be valid since it tests it and returns NULL if not valid.
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I do not, I just noticed that it was giving invalid/NULL and that I had a valid
document pointer already available. Probably one of the callbacks the plugin
uses gets triggered early before the document list is fully initialized or
something, but I didn't spend much time trying to understand it.
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