Use more generic code to not fall into the same issue next time layout
changes, and to potentially support plugin tabs in the message window.
Fixes#1198.
2150302fe6e88f88e5eba78502b478be2b78c662 introduced a bug, because
configuration_load_session_files() calls VTE code if vte_info.have_vte
is non-FALSE, before vte_init() has been called. So, it relied in the
implicit 0-initialization of the vte_info global, which the above
commit changed carelessly.
So, instead of altering vte_info.have_vte early, add a specific flag
for whether VTE is disabled on the command line.
Also, explicitly initialize vte_info to suggest to the reader the
default values does matter.
It has no usage inside Geany itself, had a bug in handling of markup
in the label, has only one user in Geany-Plugins, and is fairly easy
to reproduce.
The usage in lregex is hacky (casting const char * to char *) but it's
the quickest way to implement it right now (the question is whether
we shouldn't revert back to POSIX regex and simply use the uctags
implementation).
At the moment tags with identical names are stored into a linked list in
tags_table and parents_table. This however leads to quadratic complexity
when looking up the nearest parent or tag in tree because the whole list
has to be traversed.
Use binary trees indexed by line number instead of lists so the lookup can
be performed in log(N) time and the overall complexity is N*log(N) instead
of N^2.
The GTree API is a little stupid because during the search it doesn't give
access to the value and it doesn't tell when a leaf node was reached. For
this reason the lookup has to be made in two steps - first, the best line
number is found (returned in user_data) and then a normal search for the
found line number is made to get the value stored in the tree.
This patch fixes the problem described in #577 when e.g. a big json export
file contains many identically named tags.
Move the tag manager implementation to src as it really is part of Geany
sources and start making the ctags directory structure similar to
the universal-ctags one.
In principle, the patch does
mv tagmanager/src src/tagmanager
mv tagmanager/ctags tagmanager/main
mv tagmanager ctags
plus corresponding Makefile.am and configure.ac updates.
Take a copy of the strings not to require them to live live as long as
the plugin does.
This is mostly useful for plugins implemented in dynamic languages
(e.g. through a plugin proxy), as most C plugins will use a static
string here; but it makes the API more straightforward and avoids odd
issues if any plugin doesn't use static strings here, even C ones.
Closes#1125.
If possible, register signals with the proper argument types (boxed or gobject).
This is required for successful introspection of the signals and important
for GI-based plugins.
As for the marshallers, if available use a predefined one from glib. Otherwise
use the generic marshaller available since 2.30 (in theory all signals could
use that one but it has a bit of overhead).
This builds on the gboxed conversions of earlier commits.
This also bumps the minimum glib requirement.
- g_cclosure_marshal_generic requires 2.30 (if NULL is passed as marshaller
to g_signal_new())
- G_TYPE_KEYFILE requires 2.32
At the moment undo of line end type change only undos the changes made
in the document but the different line ending settings remains active.
This patch fixes the issue by combining the line end scintilla undo action
with a new UNDO_EOL action responsible for updating the line ending
settings.
Fixes#409
geanyobject can be used by plugins to connect to plugin signals directly
(required for GI-based plugins). Access through GeanyData::object. The related
doxygen comments are @gironly for now, since plugin_signal_connect() is still
preferred.
Finally, the useless function pointer prototypes are removed from the
GeanyObjectClass structure as they became useless (they have been unused and
generally wrong since ever).
Even when we know when should be searching for definition (or declaration),
we can keep searching for the opposite type too when we didn't find
anything with the "correct" def/decl type. So at least we find "something"
of that name.
