Geany Deb File Download UPDATED
Ellis Ruan
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My observation: If a file filetype_extensions.conf exists in /usr/share/geany, then the file in /.config/geany will be ignored. So I do all my settings manually in /usr/share/geany/filetype_extensions.conf. Since I do not have any special filedefs, can't tell you if this is true for them too. But I suppose it does.
I did it, but have to use a trick:
to create a new filetype for *.asl, the only way I found was to override some other filetype that I will probably never use, I do that at /.config/geany/filedefs/
I guess it is because geany 1.38 on ubuntu22.04, is unable to detect new file types.
I chose the 1st "Abaqus" that I have no idea what it is.
at filetype_extensions.conf I put this Abaqus=*.asl;*.ASL;
Now, I get all content of the filetype.cpp (that is the most similar to .asl), paste it on filetype.abaqus and uncomment all lines.
At my /.config/geany/filedefs/filetype.abaqus, I change to extension=asl and restart geany, and it works!Now, w/o restarting geany I can customize that file to my needs.
I really like the Geany text editor, and would like to use it instead of gedit for all text editing. However, every time I try to launch Geany from the terminal using sudo geany file.conf, I get this error:
It seems geany can not create (or maybe access) it's configuration directory (should be /.geany or something in /.config), see if you can find anything there. If the directory already exists, you may have to edit it's permission, if not, you can try creating it (though I am not sure which would be the right place for it).
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anyone try geany with heaps ? according this -development-on-android-tablet.html , i have installed haxe, heaps & geany in userland, but i dont know how to set class path in geany, can anyone help ? how about vim ? is it work ?
Visual studio is a nice program as well however I did not want to spend the time to learn it. I have been using geany for years and yes it will to the "Ser" thing, it gives you a list, select it and press enter. This works if it has been entered previously into your code. I like this for labels etc, For the commands I enter them manually because of problems I have had in the past with autofill. I like the symbol list, scrabble and terminal. It has a compiler tabe but I have never used it. I have had as many as 20 tabs open without a problem, some local other on a server. I simply set my IDE to use an external editor. I use it on Linux where I can shut the machine down and when I boot it back up I start Geany which loads everything that was loaded before and is ready to go. The Arduino IDE does this as well. There is a LOT it will I do not know about, I keep it simple.
I would appreciate if someone can help me configure geany to add the option for compiling with Xetex engine to Geany. I assume it should be done using "Set Build command" and "make custom target". But I can not see exactly how.
I would try the following:
Open yast -> software management
search for geany
select it and at the bottom you can view and see the different versions from
the different repos - change it to the standard repository (oss) and see if
that runs more stable. It may be that you introduced inconsistencies by
using a mixture of software from different repositories.
I think I know the problem. This is bug in GTK or oxygen-gtk. When I tried to use oxygen-gtk theme fo GTK applications in KDE 4.6 and started geany I also saw segmentation fault. But when I switched to qt-curve geany worked fine. The similar problem was with nm-applet. It crashed because of missing icons in oxygen-gtk.
i always use geany in my archlinux virtual machine. the machine's host sytem is winXP, the guest system is archlinux. the vm is virtualbox 4.0.2.
today, i update the geany from 0.19.1 to 0.20, i don't modify any configure and don't open the other any program in these periods.
i am trying to save my php file after editing some word, and jump a error info "Error saving file (Error renaming temporary file: Text file busy)".
the files is
the geany write a temporary files like ".goutputstream-PKGYQV" to the directory.
i remove geany 0.20, and reinstall geany 0.19.1, all edit and save is OK.
i update to geany 0.19.2, the all is OK.
i reinstall geany 0.20, the error come back.
# geany --version
geany 0.20 (built on Jan 6 2011 with GTK 2.22.1, GLib 2.26.1, GIO)
Why should you care?
man geany
In the mapage, notice that geany can be invoked using -i , which serves to launch a new geany instance.
In the antiX control center, notice that some (but not all) items invoke a new geany instance (for config file editing, and whatnot).
This is more an answer than a question. I couldn't find much out there on getting geany ( ) and qpdfview to work together using SyncTex, so I spent some time figuring it out. The problem is (or was) that the build commands you can set up in geany's build menu don't give you a line variable for you to pass on to your build (& view) commands. I created a pull request that fixes that:
Where main.tex is the main file in the document hierarchy. Of course, for this to work, -synctex=1 has to be invoked when calling pdflatex so that the .synctex.gz file is generated. Here's my build command in geany:
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