> Anyhow, yes, this could be improved, and ideally we'd probably not display
> the encoding in the list if it's not supported by the library we use (iconv),
> as it makes little sense then.
Would be nice but IIRC last time we discussed this there was no easy way of
finding what was supported by
with geany 2.0.0 on windows 10 i observe that if i don't make any
keyboard/mouse input for about 30 seconds the UI becomes unresponsive for a
second whenever i make a keyboard input or hover over the toolbar buttons.
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> Several of these messages appear:
>
> ```
> # Geany-INFO: Couldn't convert from ISO-8859-8-I to UTF-8 (Conversion from
> character set “ISO-8859-8-I” to “UTF-8” is not supported).
> ```
>
> What that points out is that Geany has a fixed list of conversions, which are
> exposed to user selectio
As end user I want to see all relevant data at once, as the typical use case is
that either a revision control tool (or untar, unzip,...) is modifying a lot of
files at ones. Therefore I created `document_check_disk_status_others(..,
gboolean force)` which can be called when re-entering the appl
> that joy of having multiple build systems to maintain is back
Feel free to remove autotools :wink:
Anyway, tests seem to pass, although with 10 billion[^1] `Geany-INFO` messages.
Several of these messages appear:
```
# Geany-INFO: Couldn't convert from ISO-8859-8-I to UTF-8 (Conversion from
I'm afraid there isn't information to help, as for example I don't know
anything about freebasic. Post a complete reproduction scenario, including
sources (or links to them), steps to reproduce and expected behavior.
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