Close Geany to apply." > ~/info_geany.txt & cd base16-geany-master & find. install.sh &Ĭurl -o geany16.zip & unzip geany16.zip & echo -e "Config written.
#INSTALL GEANY THEMES INSTALL#
Otherwise, one line install + all plugins, all themes, config completions: sudo apt install geany geany-plugins &Ĭurl -o geany-themes-master.zip & unzip geany-themes-master.zip & cd geany-themes-master &. Thinking to make the capability to import highlight themes from some other editor. It is dynamically editing the filetypes.xml config. I made an external plugin that enable surgical filetype editing, with color selectors. Is there a way of viewing all the different syntax's that scintilla picks up on (string, operator, preprocessor etc.)?Īre there any better syntax highlighters that could be possibly integrated into Geany? Here is the lexer file specifically for C++: Ĭan the lexer file for C++ be updated with a better one so it can actually detect user defined functions as well as other parts of the language? I think this issue is due to the way the syntax highlighter works, which I believe is scintilla looking at the Geany GitHub source files. to that colour, so clearly the dectection there isn't great. I found out that when I change the colour of "operator" in the configuration file, it changes every semicolon, bracket etc. Looking at the above screenshot I took, you can see that there is some syntax highlighting going, however the user declared function "addition" has no colouring applied to it, even after changing its colour in the configuration files.
It has built in syntax highlighting for lots of programming languages including C++ which I'm coding in, however some of the highlighting doesn't seem to function properly. It's really efficient, very light on resources and has all the basic functionality I need. I've recently started using a lightweight IDE called Geany.
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