Of course, folding can only happen at a fold points.
But what is considered as "node" in the tree of the file could be made to be
more inclusive than the fold points. Because that changes the determination of
the current level and thus the navigation and which fold points will be
folded/unfolde
Since you said in C1 that you wanted to fold at a "node" it will have to be a
fold point, thats where folding happens.
Scintilla allows fold points to be set randomly by the application, and by the
lexers, but since lexers will overwrite random fold points each time they run
it is probably im
Thanks for commenting; I understand.
My last edit about meaning of "node" was not suggest placing "fold points" at
other places than defined by lexers, but to clarify how the navigation might
proceed for "nodes at same level". But if it will be too hard to treat lines
with fold points and with
To address the last edit about applying to any line, fold points are defined by
the lexers in the Scintilla editing widget, they can't be randomly placed. If
the lexer isn't defining the fold points you need to address that there.
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I don't use folding much myself, but this looks reasonable, perhaps fold users
could comment.
But a couple of points, the keybindings should have menu equivalents so they
are more discoverable or the actions usable if the keys are not bound. I don't
like using up additional keys for default bi
Currently, the only ways to change the folding is:
- toggle current fold
- fold all
- unfold all
For files with many nodes (fold points) and deep levels of children nodes, it
would be great to have commands for efficient navigation of the hierarchical
structure , jumping from node to node and ex
This PR adds keybindings to switch focus between:
* Editor and VTE
* Editor and Sidebar
* Editor and Message Window
It also adds a keybinding to switch focus to the status tab (every other msgwin
tab has a keybinding). Existing keybindings to change focus are unchanged, for
those who prefer th
Maybe its
[this](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/5b307bc05dbb055a06dc83c1d749ffab46e259e4/src/Makefile.am#L193)
manifesting itself in a different place. (RPATH mentioned is an older version
of RUNPATH and does the same thing)
You could try explicitly specifying the prefix to geany and pref
Hi,
Geany has language support for Erlang.
Could we have support Elixir/Phoenix, as it compile to the same beam vm as
Erlang?
Many thanks
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Thanks elextr. I did not build Geany or plugins with any special --prefix
option. I just used defaults. Here are the exact steps I used to build both
geany and plugins (I savied them from terminal scrollback):
```
sudo apt remove geany-common
git clone https://github.com/geany/geany.git
git c
@elextr @xiota
>Just out of interest, why do you need to shift focus to an output only
>preview, doesn't it update automagically?
>The preview pane does update itself, but if the changed area is out of view,
>the user would have to scroll manually, since I don't know how to locate the
>position
Please note the number of emoji in discussions that mention adding spyware.
To be clear, I do not support software having spyware, despite the potential
benefits for developers. And as IANAL I don't know what legal issues spyware
may have, even if its possible to turn it off. And anyway stat
Without spyware, it's difficult to know how many users there are and what
plugins and features they use. Even if having this information couldn't help
developers guide development, it would make them feel good knowing that their
work is being put to good use.
Anyone have any thoughts about thi
@eht16 commented on this pull request.
> @@ -135,7 +137,8 @@ _getpkg() {
if [ "$use_cache" = "yes" ]; then
package_info=$(pacman -Qi mingw-w64-$ABI-$1)
package_version=$(echo "$package_info" | grep "^Version " | cut
-d':' -f 2 | tr -d '[[:space:]]')
-
> However, looks good from reading your links and the patch. Only
> `$(top_builddir)/` doesn't really seem useful as it's in the top Makefile.am,
> but it doesn't hurt either.
Yeah, one could argue for both, `$(top_builddir)` and `$(builddir)`, in this
case. When writing it, I was irresolute wh
Only a few of the symbols for the file `sidebar.c` show up in the symbols pane.
This is due to the lines
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/5b307bc05dbb055a06dc83c1d749ffab46e259e4/src/sidebar.c#L203)
within a comment inside a macro not being backslashed confusing ctags.
Because cpp
> As far as I can tell, the newer versions are incompatible, and porting would
> be a pain.
Ok, so the plugin lifetime is until Lua 5.1 EOL or distro removal.
> Was surprised to learn that Geany was still being built with GTK2 on Windows.
The windows (like Mac) build system is the work of one p
@elextr
> Is there any newer Lua that could plug in?
As far as I can tell, the newer versions are incompatible, and porting would be
a pain.
> Unfortunately Geanypy has now expired due to one of its dependencies being
> stuck on GTK2.
Distros are also dropping python2. So if it wasn't one th
@elextr Thank you. I'll add a plugin specific shortcut to the preview plugin
and wait for after the 1.38 release to think about submitting more general
changes to either geany or geany-plugins.
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> I was thinking the lua plugin could be used for something like this
Since there are existing focus keybindings for editor, sidebar, etc, they could
be used [via this
function](https://www.geany.org/manual/reference/keybindings_8h.html#a9b9034dde2091a8d2653d99fcb270a93)
by a plugin that can ca
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