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Thank you for the elaborated reply elextr
Lots of users close their session without closing softwares 1 by 1 and if a
software does not ask for saving something, then we can expect it that what was
typed in it is saved(initially this thread was not talking about a crash, just
a regular session
Hi,
When opening a file which has tasks, they won't show unless you click the
refresh button, I'm not sure if it is default and why?
(1.38 kubuntu 22.04, plasma 5.24)
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Thank you for quick answer elextr.
I remember that on first use of this frame it is written it in something like
: "write anything here" ; this could come with a warning notice and would avoid
situations like this one
https://users.geany.narkive.com/bmbq3r7w/geany-lost-all-my-scribble-notes
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Hi,
If I close a session or restart my computer without closing geany manually,
then the last added notes do not appear anymore, i'm on 1.38 kubuntu 22.04,
plasma 5.24.
(so this does not happen if geany is closed manually before restart)
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> The plugin only considers TODO keywords which are part of a comment. Thus you
> also need a document with a filetype which supports comments.
Thank you for the answer eht16, it works indeed with // in php
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Hi,
Typing TODO does not work in .txt on kubuntu 22.04 (I deactivated any other
plugin)
(Nothing relevant shows up in the debug console) ; can you try to reproduce
this ple
@elextr Thanks a lot, you don't know how much it means to me, blinking carrets
are not always the best for concentration and Geany is the only reliable
alternative for notepad++ on Kubuntu with a save as you type feature
Thanks a lot to everyone here too for all the quick answers !
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Would you know why applying this solution as no effect(setting carret width to
0)? :
I go to tools>config files>filestype.common and replaced
#~ caret_width=3 by #~ caret_width=0 however it does not have any effect.
It looks like other people cannot seem to change the caret color as well
@b4n could you please tell me the location of the file on Kubuntu which
contains the [SCI_SETCARETPERIOD]?
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Or just stopping the cursor from blinking at all?
20 févr. 2023 22:36:13 Colomban Wendling ***@***.***>:
> I don't think it's possible to change this currently, and it would then
> default to Scintilla's 500ms period. See
> SCI_SETCARETPERIOD[https://scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#SCI_SETCARET
Hi,
I could not find documentation on how to change the blinking rate of the
cursor, in what configuration file would that be or is this something to submit
as a feature?
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