To emphasise @b4n's fourth bullet point, only the directory entries are
changed, this probably only means modifying the inode number in the directory
file and marking the old one free.
And more on the footnote, not just SSDs, but with journalling file systems its
guaranteed it won't be the same
And don't forget shingled disks never overwrite, and have to move stuff around
internally to defragment whole zones before reusing them.
Also the miniscule costs of one extra directory write has to be balanced
against the cost of running the computer for the time required to reproduce
lost data
Couldn't be bothered with inertia. ;-)
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> Mutex type prefixed with (*Mutex) while with our TMTags we'd have this in
> scope
Well, bearing in mind the limitations of my Go, I think what it is telling you
is that the Mutex needs to be accessed via pointer, all users of a Mutex must
access the same memory, they can't be separate instanc
> I'm a go user myself and I know what that means
Sorry, I thought you just owned a plush gopher, not that you were a gopher,
have to watch out you don't start Goany. So leaving testing gopls to you. :grin:
Ahem, anyway back to LSPs.
Basically we seem to be in vociferous agreement, but from dif
LGBI.
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Documentation looks ok, rest went zooming over my head.
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> The probability of a "disaster" of this type (during that very short saving
> time) is so infinitesimally small that does not justify these methods.
You may hold that personal opinion, fine, but many others, including most of
those who make and use Geany and those who make GIO do not agree. A
Looks ok to me.
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The user needs to see the end message to tell if it succeeded (eg all warnings,
no errors), that would not be visible if the compile output window scrolled to
the top when complete.
But `next error` after the build is finished goes to the first error/warning so
the user is able to read the buil
Merged #3694 into master.
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Thanks, although I don't have pascal to test it, since nobody objected, so I
overcame the inertia and merged ;-)
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Closed #3700 as completed.
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Closing as duplicate of #3686 and many more right back to #618
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> @elextr not supporting NULs is one thing, but we should not truncate silently
> (and we think we don't do that, so if we do there's a problem somewhere).
Agreed, but the OP doesn't mention that, like I said elsewhere the code has
evolved to be a bit of a mess and I wouldn't be surprised if it
The "In Session" function is not new, all that is new is the warning message,
added
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/commit/295f59da91d2a2c08a5289d56d30f3caa2d2d507).
The "In Session" replace although it has been available for at least 15 years
(as far as I looked).
There is no option to
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Closed #3525 as completed.
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See https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/3610
Basic advice, try other fonts.
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> but the RUN botton can not display as an "STOP" icon, that's say I can not
> stop the running application by click the RUN button.
IIUC `gnome-terminal` is a front end for `gnome-terminal-server`. The server
shows the terminal screens and `gnome-terminal` just tells it what to show and
exits
@dolik-rce
> It almost feels like it depends on how things happen to be layed out in
> memory or something else undefined behaviorish.
Laid out in the file more specifically, Geany tries to be "helpful", unless the
user specifies an encoding, Geany will try all the ones it knows about to see
> @elextr are you sure you didn't understand the request upside down? I
> understand as the OP asking to disable the warning and get back the older
> behavior of not asking confirmation.
Good question, could be either, but hey, "somebody" can follow the usual Geany
approach of adding another op
[This](https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/en/man1/gnome-terminal.1.html)
was what google found for me, maybe a newer version has that option.
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@jmfernandez (and all the others asking the same thing) it doesn't matter how
many use-cases are presented, "somebody" has to NUL safe all of Geany code, and
all plugins, and only then will it be a responsible thing to load files
containing NULs, simply loading files is easy, checking and correc
Works for me `gnome-terminal -e python3` returns immediately and a window with
python REPL pops up, but `gnome-terminal --wait -e python3` does not return
until after the Python REPL is exited.
Note `-e` is also deprecated, @eexpress use `--` and look at how the arguments
need to be structured.
Open the directory where?
Or do you mean open the `Open File` dialog with the directory set to that of
the file, and the file itself chosen?
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> I'll try and have a stab at cleaning it up a tiny bit and avoid the loading
> of partial files without notifying.
Good luck, have a supply of wet forehead cloths ready.
Totally agree the warning should be more visible, a nice fat infobar would be
good, they didn't exist when Geany was written
There is no existing way to move the terminal to the top, and I'm not sure what
that will gain, but it may break code that assumes status is first. Also note
the terminal is not available on Windows and is optional on Linux.
If "somebody" made a well written PR to save and restore the current m
Well, you actually only tried Lato and DejaVu fonts, monospace is an alias,
usually of DejaVu. DejaVu is rubbish, I do wish distros wouldn't set it as
default, but on my system here I can't see any difference between Geany 1.38
and 2.0 with DejaVu sans mono, and neither looks "blurry" until the
Well, "somebody" can make a pull request adding a menu item that is called
"Open in file manager".
Because there are so many file managers this will also need a setting that
specifies the command to run and which interpolates the path, for example at
%f. If the distro does not set that to the
What OS?
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Toggle additional widgets applies to three things, the message window, the
toolbar and the status bar.
The first two have menu checkboxes to control them and the toggle sets those
menu items to the relevant state so the settings match whats visible. Eg turn
the toolbar checkbox off and the t
Is the right version of libgit2 available?
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Does this fix #3684?
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what is the output of `geany --version` ?
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Geany thinks there is another instance already running and it tells that
instance to open the file then exits.
Try deleting the file `/root/.config/geany/geany_socket_puppypc19012__0`.
Also I have to make the usual caveat, it appears you may be runing Geany as
root. Geany is not made to be run
Nobody is full time on this project, its always polite to leave some time for
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Hint, monospaced, the width of tabs shown is the width of the specified number
of ASCII space characters in the current default font.
With non-monospaced fonts that may be less than the width of the same number of
other characters, and that width may depend on the number of spaces in a row.
@creatxrgithub that is not relevant to this PR, please do not hijack existing
issues or pull requests, create your own.
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@jmpessoa its already closed, that does not prevent anyone accessing it, and
you were even able to post to it.
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The `FILE_CHANGED` value is only used by the GIO file monitoring code AFAICT.
That is never enabled because it has issues with multiple triggering (possibly
due to the documented erorrs and incompletnes of inotify(7)) but its left there
in case "somebody" figures it out and fixes it. If not at
Remember I said "possibly", GIO may also use plain polling just like Geany
does, also not helping its determinism ;-). And even if it uses `inotify`
Geany has no way to control the flags GIO uses. And of course it must use
something else on Windows, not sure about Macos. These portability is
There is no csharp lexer, it uses the C lexer
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/e5680fe85de536fc61ff0f2d4eadc54171d6c982/data/filedefs/filetypes.cs#L15).
So it should be `C`.
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Look at the `filetypes.xxx` file, if it has no `lexer_filetype` setting but the
language has highlighting then it has its own lexer and can be a value for a
custom filetype's `lexer_filetype` setting, so `Ada`.
There are no properties set in `filetypes.ada` for Ada, but it would be best
for you
To be clear, there are two categories of filetypes, built-in and custom.
Lexers and ctags parsers are pieces of code obtained from external projects
that are compiled into Geany.
Built-in filetypes (like C and Ada) are defined in the Geany code so they can
point to the lexer and parser code the
The Geany project does not make packages for any Linux distros so that is a
question for whoever packages Geany for RPi.
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LGBI, I didn't inspect the test code more than a (very) quick skim. Compiles
ok, but encoding tests not made because not in `tests/meson.build` and being an
ASCII locale I have no other encodings, so untested.
The whole encodings thing is still a mess, but its now looks a more correct
mess :
As you said
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2540#issuecomment-1774779482), you
want to make two lists:
Just to be clear about something, the _document_ is the in memory object, the
_file_ is the thing on disk.
For open documents where the file has changed on disk, you want a list
Sigh C!!! [exasperated tone] Surely it can trace the type of the pointers that
were put in the array as `gchar*` where they were implicitly converted to
`void*` and so allow the therefore legal implicit conversion from `void*` to
`gchar*` in the return :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Anyway LG
> If you'd like to focus the search field instead (which indeed might make
> sense, but I don't have a strong opinion yet)
Nah, I use the moose, so I can click on what I want.
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The `` thing (which is C++ not C) is within the C++ standard that
allows any header to include any other header (or not, which is what they
changed, some headers that used to use it no longer do). Users should always
include what they use irrespective of "automagic" inclusions in headers since
> 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
> 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
This generated name is created by the ctags CXX parser
[here](https://github.com/geany/geany/blob/512e88df8d97284c191459450bce4dd7877b9c2b/ctags/main/parse.c#L4795).
The value of `parser -> anonymousIdentiferId` is incremented a few lines above,
so I suspect its intended to count anon structs an
> It's (almost, but is for all practical purposes) documented as using
> g_iconv(), which is documented as using iconv() or libiconv as fallback.
Ok, the
[code-ocumentation](https://github.com/GNOME/glib/blob/main/glib/gconvert.c)
shows its iconv all the way, not a #ifdef windows in sight :-)
> including propagating the error better as you wished, as well as not showing
> knowingly unsupported encodings in the UI
In the end thats all I am suggesting adding now.
> removing a unnecessary control in the preferences regarding file encodings.
Which one? I only found encoding of new fil
> or should we keep the "fix encodings conversion" separate from the more
> cosmetic stuff?
Well, ATM its just tests and fixes AFAICT, not sure what you see as "cosmetic"?
PS sure its several fixes, but they are all just part of making encoding work
correctly, or as correctly as it can be made
Is the complaint new to a new versio0n of doxygen? And if we change it will it
break old versions?
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Do you mean "wrap" or "break" ? Wrap is a display only thing and happens only
at the right edge of the screen. Break is actually modifying the text to
include line breaks and happens at the long line setting.
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> Use fixed encoding when opening non-Unicode files. It's useful, but we have
> code for adding a Detect from file entry directly in the combo box, as used
> in the file Open dialog. Using this there as well instead of having a
> separate checkbox strikes me as an improvement: simpler UI with le
> I count the more proper error message as cosmetic compared to the other
> fixes.
And as you may have guessed I see them as fixes, so of course I say all in
together :wink:
Will check the strings as soon as I find my purple editing pencil.
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> @elextr it's already in the open dialog, and I'm not gonna move anything. I'm
> just gonna merge Use fixed encoding when opening non-Unicode files checkbox
> and Default encoding (existing non-Unicode files) combo, only keeping the
> combo and having an additional Detect from file item in it w
> All this commenting is for the future PR with it, no point in discussing thin
> air, it's confusing for no reason ;)
Ok, waiting for separate concrete :smile:
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@rdipardo
> Can the column boundary marker actually enforce the column limit, instead of
> just visually indicating where a break should ideally occur?
Is that not `Document->Line breaking`?
I'm afraid your diagram was more confusing than helpful, the lines you have
noted as "ok" are wrapped (
Note, line breaking does not break lines when typing adds characters before the
column limit, even if that pushes characters on the line past the limit.
Why?
Its complicated, let me show why.
In the following | means the breaking column and the successive snippets
separated by blank lines are
@ineuw @rdipardo as I said above, is the functionality illustrated in the video
not `Document->Line breaking` ??
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@pik33 as I said many times above `&&` is a _shell_ construct. Windows does
not run commands in a Unix shell, so you cannot use `&&`.
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What is inserted for indentation is set in `Document->Indent Type->Spaces` and
number by `Document->Indent Width->4` (or whatever).
The values for those two settings are set on loading a file is to the value in
preferences or project properties which overrides the preferences if a project
is op
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You could try making a custom filetype [(read the fine
manual)](https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#custom-filetypes) if
one of the existing highlighters is "good enough" when given your keyword list
(maybe C), and if a parser is good enough (probably not). Otherwise a parser
needs
I suspect that the message is not from Geany, can you switch your machine to
English and run Geany so we can see the original untranslated message to see if
it comes from Geany?
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I'm sorry, without the machine and Geany being in English most contributors
cannot tell what you were clicking on or what messages say. Possibly another
contributor can read the messages and might help. Note that even if Geany
shows the dialog, the messages may come from the system, or GTK, so
> when I click eject, but physical not eject, I see this error.
When I physical eject, error no.
But, CD I cannot physical eject
I do not completely follow what you are saying, but if you click eject I
suspect Windows decides the device is not available (unmounted in Linux
parlance), even if it
Did you diff the XML and the GRRR, sorry GIR? :smile:
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Select filetype `None` on the open dialog.
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On the open dialog (ie _before_ opening) there is an expander lower left corner
`More options` where there is a `Set filetype` combo.
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Won't work, there is no way of setting filetype from the command line.
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"Somebody" could make a PR to add such a setting but given it would have to
load _all_ files as filetype `none` it would remove a lot of Geany
functionality. So its unlikely that it would be used much, and given there is
a workaround opening from the Geany open dialog, I don't know if the PR wo
Yes, that has the advantage that it only removes features from JSON filetypes,
but the disadvantage of having to edit the config to turn it back on. Swings
and roundabouts[^1] really, but its another workaround.
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https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/swings-and-roundabouts
A better way of doing this would be using a language server for which @techee
has an implementation at [geany-lsp](https://github.com/techee/geany-lsp) that
uses clangd (and pyls and gopls).
The LSP protocol allows for semantic tokens for "functions" but its not enabled
yet since it is not an
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This isn't anything to do with Geany, maybe file elsewhere?
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The problem with GTK3 is that on Wayland it depends on the compositor, Mutter,
a Gnome component. At some point Mutter will break/remove something GTK3
needs, ok it could maybe be synthesised in GTK3, but nobody at Gnome is going
to want to be bothered, they have GTK4/5/6 ...
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Maybe we could wait for another complex UI application like Gimp to move to
GTK4 and then copy all the widgets it re-implements, in fact they could be made
into a toolkit library, the Gimp ToolKit maybe ... oh yeah right ok,
GTK2 :smile:
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The size of icons is determined by the GTK toolkit, not Geany, you could see
what GTK CSS can do.
Since you didn't admit what you actually did to screw up your icons it might
not be able to reduce the size.
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I think you have told the system that 128x128 icons are "small" so GTK uses
them when told to use "small" icons
a. probably nothing can limit them, they are bitmap icons that can't be
resized, no graphics toolkit has a whole bitmap image scaling tool (think
Photoshop or Gimp) built in, only SVG
Closed as not Geany
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Closed #3730 as not planned.
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Nobody can see your system, or knows its arrangement, when asking questions
like that you need to provide enough information to be able to understand it.
"sda1" and "sda2" usually refer to the raw disk partitions on a Linux system,
not a file.
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First, please do not spam all those watching this repository with massive
listings, file contents, or other large content, place those in a Gist and put
a link in the post here.
To emphasise, it is your GTK theme that specifies the icons on buttons, not
Geany. My theme has no icons on "View",
As I'm not a javaist I don't know how Java decides the file encoding, but if
its locale (GR, really BAD idea) maybe its different in Geany to in a
terminal. This can happen if Geany is started from a system menu that does not
run a shell to import your `.bashrc` `.profile` or wherever else
Transferred to mac repo, they can send back if its not specific.
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Damn, can't seem to transfer, @techee maybe geany-osx needs to have discussions
enabled or something
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@Syntonica I just remembered (well I don't use Macs) that there is a special
wrapper executable for OSX that reads stuff like locale and theme and so on
from a `geany_mac.conf` file, maybe you had modified that and it was
overwritten when the new version was installed?
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Well in your case its not Geany, its Java. My guess is java decides what the
file encoding is from the environment it inherits from Geany when Geany runs
the build command, which is the environment Geany inherited when it was started
by the wrapper, which is what was set in the conf file.
Th
@rdipardo thanks, @Syntonica could add that to the command in the makefile
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Then contribute it, Geany is a totally volunteer project, and the fact that
nobody has done anything since 2019 indicates that its either difficult to do,
or do well, or nobody feels its more important to them than many other things
they want to do.
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Probably intltools I think.
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