Why is it not in the extras? Any chance this will be properly packaged and added into repository? I'm concerned about installing it with dpkg, as I might be unable to resolve dependencies should I need to uninstall it.
There are no dependencies other whats in the default firmware.
Besides my knowing how to upload something to extras, it also does not support software keyboard... so not really usable to most n800 users, except as a viewer.
Thought this could do with an update so I've uploaded the latest version, 0.16, to extras-devel.
Unfortunately, hildon- input-method and the return key are still ****ed up to hell (and this hurts me as I have an N800 only...); but...
Thanks to pipeline for the 26x26 and 64x64 menu icons. And the keybindings.c.
I've hildonized the menu and the toolbar and MicroB is opened when opening a link, hildon file choosers in use, beep working and some other things.
Thanks qwerty, this is my favorite program for viewing/editing code. Your ports are really polished... glad your revisiting this one.
Just a tip for those who prefer their comments to be green instead of red :
- In /usr/share/geany/ folder find the filetypes for your language (such as filetypes.cpp or filetypes.cs),
- edit that file and towards the top there are 'comment' and 'commentline' entries
- change the hex code from '0xd00000' to '0x00aa00'
- those are just RGB color codes so middle two bytes are green values
Ok...so I installed g++ using "apt-get install g++". Then I set geany to run as root from the personal menu (which looks way nicer) as per the steps outlined in the personal menu thread. Then I went into the geany preferences to give the correct path to xterm.
Now when I choose build from the build menu it says compiled correctly, and when I choose run it launches xterm...but xterm closes immediately. As in it closes before it can show anything.
So I just need help with this last thing and I'll be on my way. What am I missing?
Thanks
I'm having this exact problem. the .o and exec file gets created after building and compiling fine, and even when trying to run the prog from the command line, I get nothing:
/home/user # cd /media/mmc1/docs/"cisp 360"
/media/mmc1/Docs/cisp 360 # ls
gcc-3.4.install test.c
geany_run_script.sh test.o
test
/media/mmc1/Docs/cisp 360 # test
/media/mmc1/Docs/cisp 360 #
Hi, I'm glad you got most of the way there!
I think there are two things missing:
First, make sure you have execute permissions on the executable file.
chmod a+x test.o
Next, run it like this:
./test.o
I don't know why Geany isn't running it correctly, but perhaps the above will help. (I use the command line myself.)
