It would be nice if the selected text would be inserted into the "Search for:"
input when pressing [Ctrl]+[F]. I know this behaviour from Notepad++ and it is
very helpful.
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I noticed that the default behaviour of Geany is to put the selected text into
the "Search for:" as long the search dialog is not opened. If you open it
using [Ctrl]+[F] or via the menu does not matter.
Since the feature is already implemented I think it should be a little bit
easier to just a
See issue #2693.
Adds hidden preference 'always_set_from_selected' (default: FALSE)
which updates search phrase with selected text when search/replace dialog is
reopened. Default behaviour is not changed.
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I created a pull request now, see #2695. Is it okay if I do another PL for the
manual later?
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> Where is the preference set? It should be on the find dialog not just read
> from the config file.
Since I don't think there is a need to often turn on/off this preference, I
don't think we should extend the search/replace dialog with this setting, so I
choosed the way of making it a hidden p
> The name of the option always_set_from_selected suggested it was automatic,
> but having had a chance to look at the PR code it appears to only happen on
> ctrl-f (or whatever the search shortcut is set to).
Correct, the update of "Search phrase:" with the selected text only happens on
the "r
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@elextr Short question: How do I update the docs? By manually editing both
_geany.txt_ and _geany.html_ or is there a another way?
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See issue #2693.
Adds hidden preference 'always_set_from_selected' (editable in the
various preferences) which always updates the search phrase in search dialogs
with selected text after reopening the dialog (esp. using shortcuts), since
default behaviour is to insert selected text as search ph
Closed because of pending Pull Request: #2697
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@elextr Yes, the next time I should better use Comment and not
delete it. I deleted it because I in the meanwhile found out that _geany.html_
is automatically updated when I edit _geany.txt_. I made a new Pull Request
(#2697) and think now all is correct (but the .html is not transferred to
Git
I am used to have the Find/Replace dialogs opened all the time and would like
to have an option to make it a little bit transparent (50% or something) while
out of focus. I believe there is no such preference yet implemented.
I think it can be also a useful feature for other users, so I think ab
Way more easy then I initially thought – I was not aware that I can use CSS
since it is the first time at all I work with GTK:
Add at the end of _Tools > Configuration Files > geany.css_:
```
/* make search dialogs transparent if out of focus */
#GeanyDialogSearch:backdrop {
background-c
Is there a way to suppress the "... was not found" message? I would rather like
to only have the "Search for:" highlighted (which already happens) instead of
_additionally_ getting and needing to interact with this dialog.
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 not updated in the
How should we proceed here?
1. Not changing default behaviour, but adding the hidden preference with
default FALSE (= **this PR**).
2. Changing default behaviour by adding the hidden preference with default TRUE
(= only a _slight_ change on this PR).
3. Changing default behaviour without adding
@elextr @kugel- Thanks a lot for your votes, then we will go with **3**.
@elextr However, I feel it would make more sense for me to create a new branch
(and so a new PL) for that, since it is more a fix than a feature and so the
original changes would be kept. Would that be okay?
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@codebrainz Perfect, then I will do that. I am not so familiar with all of
that, but it makes fun! Thanks for your help.
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@etkaar pushed 1 commit.
6185afa4241d9861394af82fca61c63fcd53c107 Update search phrase for
search/replace dialogs always with selected text on dialog reopening
(especially when using shortcuts).
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Reopened #2697.
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I was a bit struggling, sorry for any inconvinience, but I think now the
correct commit is used for this PL now. @codebrainz I have used your patch, it
seems to work as intended after compiling and testing.
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@codebrainz You're welcome, thanks for the help :)
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If I create files (`Ctrl+N`) then new files _untitled_, _untitled_, ... will be
created. Once Geany gets closed, a save dialog is going to be opened for each
of these files.
Is there a way to preserve those files in the editor without being forced to
save them, so they and their content would b
Is there no .conf file for the default color scheme of geany? In
`geany/data/colorschemes` I was only able to find _alt.conf_.
It would be interesting what exactly is possible to change using a
colorscheme.conf in `~/.config/geany`.
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Closed #2718.
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What about a native feature which
1. changes the naming behaviour from `untitled, untitled, ...` to `untitled 1,
untitled 2, ...`, and
2. keeps all those files opened in the editor after restart, without being
forced to save them on disk.
**Reason**
People may use these untitled files just for
Why not as a native feature via Pull Request?
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> Its not something that appears to be vastly desired or needed in the core
> since this is the first time its been asked for, so it should be in a plugin,
> at least to start with.
Okay! What are the general reasons for when it is better to make a plugin
instead of a core feature? E.g. there i
I try to modify my colorscheme, but I am not sure if my approach would work at
all, so I want to ask:
I have an HTML file where PHP and JavaScript code is embed. Usually my
JavaScript code would have a bluish background color, while HTML has a white
and PHP a yellowish/greenish background color
I had now a look into the builtin plugin `Save Actions`. I think the asked
feature could fit into this plugin; however it seems, it would need an
additional tab because it is a very different approach. I for instance do not
wish any autosaving of already existing, opened files, I only want that
> To be clear, the editing notebook is for _files_ it doesn't handle anything
> else, and changing that is a big change.
Would do you mean by _editing notebook_?
> Your other option is to add tabs to the message window, like extra scribble
> tabs, but that would be a whole new plugin.
It would
I see, so changing the naming behaviour can be risky.
> Beware, there are things that assume unsaved tabs are called "untitled" so
> its likely that change will break other stuff, including in templates IIRC,
> and in plugins that are not part of Geany itself.
> To be clear, if they are to surv
@codebrainz Yes, looks like a duplicate. @elextr Since multiple users are
asking for it, are we still looking for a plugin (which seems to not exist), or
could we implement it as core feature using a Pull Request?
I will close this issue in favor of continuing the discussion in #905.
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