Hi All, I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and there seems to be a bug that makes the keyboard shortcut for spell check not work. When I press Shift+F7 nothing happens. Is there a way to remap the keyboard shortcut to something else? All of the other shortcuts work they way they should. Thank you, -- -- John
Dear All,
It seems a nice feature of gedit got dropped between Fedora 14 and Fedora 16
In F14, I had the ability to reorder the documents listed on the side panel with a simple ‘click slide and move’. This was quite handy when used in combination with the ‘saved session’ feature when working with multiple files (say batches that are to be executed sequentially). See attached picture
Could this be put back in the next version of gedit?
Many thanks,
Olivier.
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Hello, Is there a way to change the spell check shortcut keys from Shift+F7 to something else? The latest version of Ubuntu (12.04) has killed that combination, or so it seems to me, as it no longer works on two different computers both running 12.04. -- -- John
Actually one thing, the ability to turn line numbers on and off easily. My preference would be an icon on the tool bar but a item in the view drop-down would do just as well. With that gedit would be my ASCII editor of choice, its very well done IMO.
hi all,
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I am on Ubuntu 12.04 I have gedit as default editor. I am using dolphin file manager. I double click on a file, say foo.txt, then gedit opens OK, but in addition to opening foo.txt, it also creates a new blank document. Which I have to close each time. gedit is version 3.4.1 dolphin is Version 2.0 Using KDE Development Platform 4.8.2 (4.8.2) How can make gedit not open a blank document each time it opens a file? thanks --Nasser -- -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/gedit-always-create-2-documents-each-time-I-click-on-a-file-to-open-with-the-editor-tp33763332p33763332.html Sent from the Gnome - Gedit mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
I am having some issues with gedit on Windows 7. All the Preferences options are greyed out under the Editor, View, Font & Colors menus. However, the plugins menu is fine.
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Hi, So I'm trying to create a plugin that will run my tests from within gedit so I can do some meaningful TDD whilst I rewrite vigedit for gedit 3. So far I have https://github.com/delfick/vigedit/blob/master/src/vigedit_specs.py (for "convenience", started via https://github.com/delfick/vigedit/blob/master/test.sh) (look at revision 56c0ff080c of those two files for the messy solution I had before I came across GObject.idle_add) This works in the fact that it finds my tests and executes them and they have access to gedit things which is nice. The problem is that all the tests are run as part of the callback for one signal and hence the gui doesn't update at any point during my tests. Therefore I'm unable to actually test modifications to gedit which is the entire point of having tests that use gedit. It would seem I could use GObject.idle_add(self.emit, "signal") to make it run a signal when gedit is idle. However, making nosetests do that for every test looks difficult, if not impossible. (And I'd rather use nosetests than hack together my own random test discoverer/runner). So, the option that is left is some magical ability to make gedit update itself at random points during the signal. I get this feeling that isn't possible, but on the chance that it is possible, I thought I'd atleast ask the question..... Is there a way to refresh the Gedit GUI midway through the invocation of a signal? (or some other way of achieving what I want?) Thankyou Stephen.
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