> But as I said, the message shown to the user is wrong. There is no "invalid
> byte sequence" in the original text. It should say something like "the
> original text contains symbols that can't be translated into the requested
> encoding". Giving misleading information during an error is a bug
Yes, I know it's going to lose some information in the process. But as I said,
the message shown to the user is wrong. There is no "invalid byte sequence" in
the original text. It should say something like "the original text contains
symbols that can't be translated into the requested
Closed #3792 as completed.
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> In EditPlus I could do simple things like replace a duplicated line (replace
> '\n\n' with '\n') but Geany "doesn't find anything"
Search for: `\n\n` and replace with `\n` and both `use regular expressions` and
`use multi-line matching` checked works for me. Is your file an olde windows
one
Glib is correct, `Greek Small Letter Alpha with Psili` is not a character in
ISO-8859-1, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_8859-1.
ISO-8859-1 only encodes 256 characters of the million or so that Unicode does
and Greek characters are not included, so it can't be converted. If the
Hi,
I used EditPlus for coding years ago. It's really a great program, to be
honest. But I've always tried to support the Free Software movement by at least
trying to use as much GPL applications as possible. Therefore, when I resumed
programming, I went to see if there was a free equivalent
Hi,
I'm being redirected here from GLib bug tracker:
I'm using the text editor 'Geany' version 2.0 under Windows 11. According to
the "About" dialog, Geany version 2.0 is based on GLib 2.78.0.
I'm trying to convert a large UTF-8 encoded text file into ISO-8859-1 because
I'm not skilled enough
> I gave it some testing and it works fine. I want to repeat I'm
> really bad at Perl and saw Raku the first time now. Btw, I did not
> fell in love with it :D.
>
> Good, I was worried we'd have to rewrite Geany in it :-)
Maybe I'll change my mind in two weeks, what about Reany?
:)
@techee commented on this pull request.
> @@ -604,6 +605,7 @@ static GeanyFiletype *find_shebang(const gchar
> *utf8_filename, const gchar *line
{ "sh", GEANY_FILETYPES_SH },
{ "bash", GEANY_FILETYPES_SH },
{
@techee pushed 1 commit.
fad5af87e74dbb3850c0e3a5cb764894dbc2151c fixup! Add Raku (Perl 6) filetype
support (lexer and ctags parser)
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You are
@techee commented on this pull request.
> + { 2, "types_basic", FALSE },
+ { 3, "types_composite", FALSE },
+ { 4, "types_domain",FALSE },
+ { 5, "types_exceptions",FALSE },
If I understand it correctly, TRUE indicates the
@techee commented on this pull request.
> +functions=ACCEPTS AT-KEY EVALFILE EXISTS-KEY Filetests IO STORE abs accept
> acos acosec acosech acosh acotan acotanh alarm and antipairs asec asech asin
> asinh atan atan2 atanh base bind binmode bless break caller ceiling chars
> chdir chmod chomp
@b4n commented on this pull request.
I have no clue about Rakut, but looks pretty good (as expected), minor
comments/questions inline.
> +functions=ACCEPTS AT-KEY EVALFILE EXISTS-KEY Filetests IO STORE abs accept
> acos acosec acosech acosh acotan acotanh alarm and antipairs asec asech asin
>
I've downloaded the latest geany 2.0, which came out 10/2023, but the scroll
speed is still too fast on touchpad. Has it not been integrated or is there a
feature in preferences I need to change?
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