Function symbols_get_context_separator() returns the symbol
separator for the language, but some languages do not have
symbol context separators, for example markup languages like
Asciidoc. To prevent the symbols pane wrongly detecting and
acting on a valid character sequence as a separator, return a
non-printing character which should not occur.
Options "" and NULL not used as they break some code and would
need an ABI bump.
Other languages can be added as they are identified.
When switching the current notebook tab, we need to take only visible
pages into account. If we don't and we try switching to an invisible
page, nothing happens.
In practice, the issue is visible on the message window notebook if one
of the tabs are hidden due to one of the "msgwin_*_visible" settings.
At commit 160e5e stamp was changed from a gchar[512] to a gchar*
but the copy loop still used stamp and sizeof(stamp) as the buffer.
Now gchar[512] buffer is used again.
Asciidoc overloads lines of dash (-) for heading underline and
open block delimiting (--). This made the parser recognise list
continuation blocks as headings. Now requires more than two
underline characters for a heading.
They used to be because their parent menu item (Editor) was
document-sensitive but now they are in the top of the View
menu they need to be invdividually made so.
TODO: should they really be/have been document-sensitive? They
can still change the pref without a document open and their
equivalent options in the Preferences dialog are not
document-sensitive? Same goes for existing "Change Font" item.
Rationale:
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* Existing View menu already contained Editor-related options
like "Change Font" and Zoom controls, so it makes sense to
group all of the View-related items together.
* Anecdotally, some users have been unable to easily discover
the Color Schemes changer dialog because it was nested under
a submenu.
* Distinction between "Editor" (Scintilla) and "Editor" (All
of Geany) is likely non-obvious to most users, especially
new users exploring the menus.
* There's not very many items to cause scrolling on low-res
monitors, and the View menu still has less items than the
Document menu.
Extract `split_line` function from `reflow_lines` to reimplement it in
the future without using SCI_SPLITLINES to achieve the
behaviour consistent with the "Line breaking" option.
Instead of hand-parsing the argument list and possibly choking inside
comments, strings, heredoc, etc., use the normal token mechanism and
simply convert the tokens to a string representation as the argument
list. This technique might perhaps lead to some missing characters in
the argument list representation in the (unlikely) case a token
appearing in the argument list is reported as a generic type for which
it is impossible to know the correct string representation, but this
could always be fixed by adding a specific token type and is anyway
less problematic than maybe breaking further parsing of the document.
PHP namespaces don't work anything like a block, so the implementation
is specific and not combined with scope management. Namespaces cannot
be nested, and they may apply either to the rest of the file (until the
next namespace declaration, if any) or to a specific block.
Namespaces applying to the rest of the file:
namespace Foo;
/* code in namespace Foo */
namespace Bar\Baz;
/* code in namespace Bar\Baz */
Namespaces applying to blocks:
namespace Foo {
/* code in namespace Foo */
}
namespace Bar\Baz {
/* code in namespace Bar\Baz */
}
namespace {
/* code in root namespace */
}
Only generate tags for variable declarations without assignments inside
classes and interfaces not to get fooled by rvalues.
This prevents generation of a "$bar" tag for something like:
$foo = $bar;
while still generating "$bar" tag for:
class Foo {
var $bar;
}
Fix parsing of functions declarations with a leading ampersand (&),
used to make the function return a reference:
function &foo($arg1, $arg2) {
/* ... */
}
