Only the listed selectors exist, the popup isn't named. You could try applying
it to all menus and see if it ruins the normal menus, or maybe even makes them
clearer as well.
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Geany just starts the program, it actually runs as a separate process entirely
under windows so this has nothing to do with Geany and there is nothing we can
do to change the behaviour. Perhaps look on Windows forums I think I have seen
reference to something similar elsewhere.
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A well written pull request might be accepted by the Save actions maintainer.
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You havn't provided your platform, but on Linux multiple commands can be run
from the build menu by separating them with semicolons, but I don't think
Windows can do that and Macos I don't know.
But on all platforms and the recommended method is to put the multiple commands
in a script and run
I want in the settings for SaveActions to specify few code-fixers for the
current language and run them all automatically upon file Save.
For example for Python I use "black" and "isort" - I want that I use them for
Python and have SaveActions auto-run them in background for me on each file
I want to be able to specify all linters I use for a specific language and
either have them run automatically for the currently open file OR at least a
single keyboard key-binding to run them all on the currently open file.
Currently I specify them all in the build-menu and I run them one by
There was a mistake in my formal issue#3772.
Python print() will be buggy if I use execute command
```
py "%f"
```
and print too many rows at one time.
#Bug Example
For example, the picture below shows the output of
```
for i in range(40):
print(i,"test test test")
```
Execute with
No, there is a scrollbar and... if I scrolls it, cmd.exe will show more buggy
informations.
The bug seems only happens when I execute the program with geany. If I type the
execute command in cmd.exe,
>I don't remember if 1.38 has Tools->Configuration Files->geany.css to handle
>all the copying and stuff
Yes, it has.
> You can make tweaks using geany.ccs
I know that I have to add the value `border: 1px solid black;`, but I don't
know the selector name.
On this webpage
Well, as I said, your expectations are met if the sidebar _contents_ or one of
the editors was what was focussed before you switched to the file manager. But
for the reasons I explained above the focus is deliberately not moved from any
other widget so its not really a bug or feature, and
Closed #3796 as completed.
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Things like this are not controlled by Geany, they are controlled by the GTK
theme. You can make tweaks using geany.ccs, (I don't remember if 1.38 has
`Tools->Configuration Files->geany.css` to handle all the copying and stuff)
but having no experience with ePaper displays and their
**Steps to reproduce**
1. open Geany
2. open some documents, so that there are some tabs in the editor
3. press Shift+F10 (result: the tab-switcher appears)
**Result on a TFT/LCD-display**
there is a thin gray border around the tab-switcher, so one can easily read the
content of the tab-switcher
>[...] you actually want the contents of the editor to have focus, not the tab.
Yes, that's right. My expectation was:
The cursor should blink in the content area of the editor while the tab-title
of the editor should have the format that way, that one know that this is the
current tab.
So, if
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