You should be able to set options in the `[lexer_proterties]` section of the
filetype file, so you can try all those out and see what they do.
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Speaking of filedefs, has anyone had a chance to look at the suite of new
properties the shell lexer acquired in recent versions? Most of them are for
embedded variables, for example [inside here docs][1]:
https://github.com/geany/geany/assets/59004801/045a6d60-ba67-4875-9948-c1d62ddfeac7";
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@elextr, yes, I see now the commit only touched filedefs (after expanding the
diffs that GitHub's device fingerprinting scripts decided to collapse for my
diminutive screen).
At least the Prolog enthusiasts now have a mentioned thread to follow, in case
they want to know what's blocking #3171.
> I mean what happens when you press the "Insert" key and the status bar
> changes from "INS" to "OVR" and the cursor changes to an underscore
> (apparently this is documented as "overtype" and not "overwrite").
Ahh, ok, overtype is entirely within Scintilla, the only thing Geany does with
it i
> What do you mean by "overwrite mode"?
I mean what happens when you press the "Insert" key and the status bar changes
from "INS" to "OVR" and the cursor changes to an underscore (apparently this is
documented as "overtype" and not "overwrite").
> Something like this could possibly be implemen
> I don't know what's the policy on file extensions in this project; is it OK
> to add file extensions even if they're not exactly the same file type?
To emphasise, adding an extension tells Geany to treat `*.sv` files as Verilog,
not that Geany supports SystemVerilog.
Probably better would be
You can add the `*.sv` extension for Verilog in Tools > Configuration Files >
file_extensions.conf, so that whenever you open a .sv file in Geany it gets
detected and highlighted as a Verilog file.
But I'm not sure having Geany include that extension association by default
would be a good idea.
What do you mean by "overwrite mode"?
AFAICT Geany does not have a deliberate overwrite mode, so if something does
overwrite it is without Geany's knowledge, which is why many features ignore
it, it does not exist.
Something like this could possibly be implemented as a plugin.
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@rdipardo I don't understand, the commit by @kugel- is the mapping of lexer
entities to styles within Geany, the patch by @zufuliu is to Scintilla, they
are totally different and not interchangable?
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When in overwrite mode, some actions still behave as in insert mode (will cause
text to the right of the cursor to move right instead of staying in place and
having part of it overwritten). Furthermore, other actions that are
"complementary" in insert mode are not in overwrite mode.
For example
> All apps I'm using adjust colors automatically - except the Geany editor
> widget. Most websites I visit regularly adjust automatically, too.
I would expect your browser does not turn pages dark when the desktop theme
changes to a dark theme, it doesn't here.
AFAICT many people want to keep t
> [Handle new styles for strings in R (rawstrings, backticks,
> espaces](https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/3551/commits/37b15b0cf9739c04ff50f53944e2874b095e52b6)
I would defer to [@zufuliu's patch][0] as being simpler and slightly optimizing
the iteration count. IIUC, [it's Geany's policy][1]
> how often do you switch from dark to light?
Usually multiple times a day, depending on my needs :)
I defined a keyboard shortcut for this to make it easy to toggle between light
and dark mode. All apps I'm using adjust colors automatically - except the
Geany editor widget. Most websites I vis
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