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===============
Geany-Plugins
===============
Installation
------------
You can build the plugins using either autotools or waf.
Building with autotools
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You can use Autotools to build the Geany plugins in this repository.
Usage::
./configure [arguments] or alternatively ./autogen.sh [arguments]
make
sudo make install
This will configure, build and install most of the Geany plugins.
There is some auto-detection in place which automagically disables
some of the plugins if there are insufficient build dependencies.
The following arguments can tweak the behaviour of the configure
script:-
Options
=======
A full listing of all supported options can be found in ./configure --help.
Enable/Disable Features
=======================
The following options can be passed to ./configure in forms
--enable-<option>=auto (default), --enable-<option>, --disable-<option>. In all
cases, --enable-<option>=auto causes the feature to be enabled/disabled
automatically based on whether the dependency exists on your system.
--enable-<option> causes the feature to be forcefully enabled, causing configure
to fail with an error message if you have missing
dependencies. --disable-<option> causes the feature to be forcefully disabled.
Available plugins are:
* addons -- the Addons plugin
* autoclose -- the Autoclose plugin
* automark -- the Automark plugin
* codenav -- the CodeNav plugin
* commander -- the Commander plugin
* debugger -- the Debugger plugin
* defineformat -- the Defineformat plugin
* devhelp -- the devhelp plugin
* geanydoc -- the GeanyDoc plugin
* geanyextrasel -- the GeanyExtraSel plugin
* geanygendoc -- the GeanyGenDoc plugin
* geanyinsertnum -- the GeanyInsertNum plugin
* geanylatex -- the GeanyLaTeX plugin
* geanylipsum -- the GeanyLipsum plugin
* geanylua -- the GeanyLua plugin
* geanyminiscript -- the GeanyMiniScript plugin
* geanypg -- the geanypg plugin
* geanyprj -- the GeanyPrj plugin
* geanysendmail -- the GeanySendmail plugin
* geanyvc -- the GeanyVC plugin
* geniuspaste -- the paste to a pastebin plugin
* gtkspell -- GeanyVC's spell-check support
* markdown -- the Markdown plugin
* pretty_printer -- the pretty-printer plugin
* projectorganizer -- the ProjectOrganizer plugin
* scope -- the Scope plugin
* shiftcolumn -- the ShiftColumn plugin
* spellcheck -- the spellcheck plugin
* treebrowser -- the Treebrowser plugin
* tableconvert -- the Tableconvert plugin
* updatechecker -- the Updatechecker plugin
* webhelper -- the WebHelper plugin
* xmlsnippets -- the XMLSnippets plugin
* extra-c-warnings -- extra C Compiler warnings (see also HACKING)
* cppcheck -- static code analysis using cppcheck (see also HACKING)
Example:
./configure --enable-geanylua --enable-spellcheck
This will force force both geanylua and spellcheck plugins to be enabled even
if some dependencies are missing.
Other tweaks
============
The following options can be passed to ./configure in the form
--with-<option>=<argument>.
* lua-pkg -- the name of the lua pkg-config package name.
* geany-prefix -- Geany's prefix, used when compiling Geany.
Compiling Individual Plugins
============================
The Geany Plugins project uses a recursive automake build system,
which means that after running ./configure, you may compile each
individual plug-in by cd-ing into the respective plug-in directory
and compiling it.
Building with waf
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Geany-Plugins can also being build using Python based build system waf.
For doing this you have similar to building with autotools run three steps::
./waf configure
./waf build
./waf install