Programming Languages: C
License: GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)
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It hasn't been made clear in the comments, but this bug is already fixed in the development (Git) version.
2012-05-26 09:54:28 PDT by colombanw
Ok about the standard for define. But this happens even without #define For example, if you have the code: load_file(PKGDATADIR"/" + name + ".png") This won't work, breaking the highlighting in all the file, until you don't remove the space between PKGDATADIR and "/". However doing that is completely legal in both C and C++. I'm using geany to develop ubuntu...
2012-05-26 08:17:37 PDT by trevi55
Hi, The issue reported in 3115674 (support for alt key codes) is still present in Geany 0.21 (and in the latest nightly build as well : cf3139d). In non English speaking countries, there are many characters that are not available on the keyboard. When using Windows systems, one has to type Alt+0192 to output the À character for example (we use these a lot in France). This is standard...
2012-05-26 06:46:56 PDT by kalith
Cannot repeat. Please read http://www.geany.org/Support/Bugs on how to submit bugs properly.
2012-05-23 18:49:08 PDT by elextr
The open-source electronics prototyping platform Arduino uses C++ for programming. However, the used files have the extension *.ino instead of the more common *.cpp. When opening such file with Geany, I have to set the syntax highlighting manually to C++. Therefore a small suggestion: could you add the *.ino extension to the file data/filetype_extensions.conf ? Line number 11 would then look...
2012-05-23 12:29:30 PDT by peterscholtens
Try open the attached file, move to second row and push "end line" button of your keyboard: you will see strange caracter on the first line.
2012-05-23 08:08:38 PDT by danxyz
Can't reproduce on current Git version Gtk 2.24.10 Glib 2.30.2. Can you try the current Git version?.
2012-05-18 17:45:57 PDT by elextr
Geany 0.21, en_US.UTF-8 GTK 2.24.8, GLib 2.30.2 Linux 3.3.0-4.fc16.x86_64 GNU/Linux Geany hogs CPU while idle. This happens to me all the time, I edit a file, move to another task while keeping Geany running, and after a while my system monitor starts showing 50% usage on both cores. It's hard to reproduce but I found one case causing similar behaviour. Open Geany, go to Edit ->...
2012-05-18 05:59:04 PDT by machinegodzilla
Other editors I've used can do this (eg vi) so why not geany? It would be very helpful to have this. Maybe there's some optimzation that can do it on a line-by-line basis. Eg, move backward a line at a time, finding all the matches in that line with a findall, and picking the last one.
2012-05-16 09:50:59 PDT by neil_mayhew
I should have added that I previously proposed saving sessions earlier, but it was rejected. IIRC the main reason was the overhead of a file write for each read, especially on networked file systems.
2012-05-10 16:44:42 PDT by elextr