See https://developer.gnome.org/gdk3/stable/gdk3-Wayland-Interaction.html for details.

I have been playing with pluma (master) and weston (8.0.0-1) in a vm with Ubuntu MATE 20.04 lately. Although I don't know neither pluma nor weston a lot, it seems to work for me.

Test: install weston, launch weston in terminal or logout and go into a proper weston session (for me on debian stable and weston 5.0.0-3 I got a black screen) and compile and launch pluma.

This PR is not finished, please don't merge it.

I am having trouble and need some help. I don't know how to write a correct .its file for some xml files. These files in plugins/taglist direcoty, named *.tags.xml.in, for example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<TagList xmlns="http://pluma.sourceforge.net/some-location">
<TagGroup name="XHTML 1.0 - Tags" sort="true">

  <Tag name="Abbreviated form">
    <Begin>&lt;abbr title="</Begin>
    <End>"&gt;&lt;/abbr&gt;</End>
  </Tag>
...

I don't know how to make name properties in Tag translatable, the string is Abbreviated form.

@mate-desktop/core-team @mate-desktop/contributors Who can help? Or do we need to modify the code to change the xml file structure?

BTW, {it,ru,uk}.po has errors, I temporarily disable them.

the issue

when use pluma to open multiple files, horizontal scrolling will help you to switch between files.

but when you use thinkpad's trackpoint, it very easy emits horizontal scrolling while doing vertical scrolling.

it's very bad UX.

so need to add ability to disable horizontal scrolling.

pluma version, and distro

Debian, 1.20.3

This pull request allows to draw spaces, tabs, newlines and nbsp in Pluma. This capability is useful when you want to control if spaces or tab are used.

This pull request consists of two commits: the first one allow to control the drawing of these entities via gsettings:

• spaces (org.mate.pluma.enable-space-drawer-space)
• tabs (org.mate.pluma.enable-space-drawer-tab)
• newlines (org.mate.pluma.enable-space-drawer-newline)
• not blank space (org.mate.pluma.enable-space-drawer-nbsp)

The second commits allow to (un)set these options in the preferences dialog ('Editor' tab)

Please merge.

BR G.Baroncelli [email protected]

This adds a snippet to comment/uncomment Python code with Ctrl+m.

• If no text selected, toggles comments for current line
• Preserves leading space in front of comment/text that is uncommented
• Depends on re (import re)

I think this is a very useful enhancement. It could be quickly generalized to other languges just by changing # to // or whatever, but I'm not sure about how to best achieve that without lots of duplication.

Expected behaviour

open new pluma document in the same window if it exists in the same workspace

Actual behaviour

it doesn't open in the same window

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

the easy way:

• open an existing file using terminal with (caja-open-terminal) right click on folder -> open in terminal ( $ pluma filename )

• go in panel to applications -> accesories -> pluma

it open new pluma window instead the previous window

this is wrong, but it is very wrong the behavior of notebook in the new window:

go to the window with the "unsaved document" and see the behavior of mouse over the tab:

right click: it doesn't show the popup menu

make new tab in that window, and try to move it with the mouse: it doesn't work

all is wrong

MATE general version

1.18.0

Package version

it happens with pluma 1.18.2 and 1.8.1 (yes, very old version) with gtk3 (gtk 3.22.24), with 1.8.1 in gtk2 it works as expected

Linux Distribution

debian buster/testing

I have an HTML file I'm migrating from a CMS. The CMS formats the HTML such that it sometimes contains very long lines.

Three or four times in a row, I opened the file in pluma on Linux Mint 17 (32-bit) and started editing it, only to discover that as soon as I hit backspace, pluma would disappear. Window gone, no error message, nothing. The first few times I had typed a couple dozen characters first, but I started to realize it was backspace that was triggering it, but after another launch or two, it wouldn't even get that far: pluma would just open and immediately disappear before I could even try to edit the file. After I realized that, I tried opening a Terminal and launching the file from there. Pluma immediately disappeared. I tried launching from PCManFM again and it stayed open until backspace. I tried from Terminal again and this time it stayed open until backspace. So, I'm not sure what the pattern is around immediate crash vs. backspace, because I've seen both in both a GUI and terminal launch context.

Anyway, in Terminal launches, it says this:

$ pluma index.html 

(pluma:21827): GtkSourceView-CRITICAL **: Highlighting a single line took too much time, syntax highlighting will be disabled

(pluma:21827): Gtk-CRITICAL **: IA__gtk_text_buffer_get_iter_at_offset: assertion 'GTK_IS_TEXT_BUFFER (buffer)' failed

(pluma:21827): Gtk-CRITICAL **: IA__gtk_text_buffer_move_mark: assertion 'GTK_IS_TEXT_MARK (mark)' failed
Segmentation fault

When it doesn't immediately crash, only the first line shows initially, until I hit backspace, which then shows the rest and returns to prompt.

When entering or reloading a directory in the File Browser, pluma sometimes crashes. Seems like a memory leak, as it happens after having used pluma for a while. This happens with SSH through gvfs.

To upgrade the manual: sudo dnf install -y docbook5-schemas xsltproc --output index-new.docbook /usr/share/xml/docbook5/stylesheet/upgrade/db4-upgrade.xsl index.docbook xsltproc --output legal-new.xml /usr/share/xml/docbook5/stylesheet/upgrade/db4-upgrade.xsl legal.xml

To validate the manual: xmllint --noout --relaxng /usr/share/xml/docbook5/schema/rng/5.0/docbook.rng help/C/index.docbook jing /usr/share/xml/docbook5/schema/rng/5.0/docbook.rng help/C/index.docbook yelp-check validate help/C/index.docbook

To view the manual: yelp file:///full_path/index.docbook

Note: docbook5-schemas should be installed in your system in order to view the manual (DEPENDENCY)

how to test:

go to system -> preferences -> look and feel -> appearance -> fonts -> change the application font to a bold or itailc font:

I think this is an accessibility fix

It'd be nice to be able to switch open tabs the same way we can for Firefox: CTRL+TAB. and CTRL+SHIFT+TAB for reverse switch. Currently we can only switch using ALT+SHIFT+NUMBER (so it's absolute switching with a hard limit of 10 tabs)

Expected behaviour

building works with python-3.12

Actual behaviour

building failed with python-3.12

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

try building with python-3.12

MATE general version

master, 1.27

Package version

master

Linux Distribution

non, actual no builds for fedora 39

More infos: The Python standard library distutils module will be removed from Python 3.12+ https://peps.python.org/pep-0632/

Pluma was marked as failed to build in this python test repo (Python 3.11 without distutils modul) from fedora . https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/g/python/python-without-distutils/package/pluma/

I can't see any place where the Pluma (or Gedit) regular expression syntax (for find and replace) is explained/documented. Where is it? Why isn't it in the help menu, or linked to from https://github.com/mate-desktop/pluma.

(with Pluma 1.20.1 on Ubuntu 18.04, which I admit is a bit old!)

If I check man pluma I find the http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/docs, but this link is broken. It should point to https://wiki.mate-desktop.org/mate-desktop/applications/pluma/, which in any case doesn't provide any documentation.

This was originally reported in https://github.com/mate-desktop/pluma/issues/196, but there wasn't really a satisfactory outcome. The scrolling animation that was brought up there is only part of the reason for the delay. There's also an animation on the Find button itself which slows down the search process. This makes holding down the enter key to scroll through a large number of results much slower compared to holding down Ctrl+G. This patch bypasses the Find button activation and sends the response signal instantly, which speeds up the process significantly.

Expected behaviour

coloring for css should work

Actual behaviour

everything is plain text

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

update debian bookworm i didnt change any settings

MATE general version

latest in bookworm

Package version

1.26.0-1 amd64

Linux Distribution

debian bookworm

Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)

Expected behaviour

Working link

Actual behaviour

Link in string "For more information on creating plugins, see the pluma website."

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

Open manula in plugins section

MATE general version

Package version

1.20.4

Linux Distribution

Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) Mate

Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)

The external tools plugin adds support to run external commands. It already has some templates like a Build command, which runs make or a Remove trailing spaces command which removes whitespace characters from the document using sed.

I wrote that little script to enable pdfLaTeX integration. This template could be added as default.

#!/bin/sh
if test "$PLUMA_CURRENT_DOCUMENT_TYPE" = "text/x-tex"; then
	OUTFILE=`pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error $PLUMA_CURRENT_DOCUMENT_PATH | grep "Output written" | cut -d" " -f4`
	exec xdg-open $OUTFILE
fi