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I'm working on a wide variety of projects and languages; and for each one I use different geany plugins. For example, when I'm coding a website I use the webhelper plugin, which is pretty useful for having a WYSIWYG-like editor; but it reloads the website every time I save a file which is not that good when, let's say, I'm writing a LaTeX article, whereas the GeanyLaTeX plugin is good to have enable instead.
At the end of the day, I have to enable/disable plugins as I'm switching between projects.
Maybe I'm missing a better approach, but I think it would help if I could associate some plugins to a geany project, as opened files are; or, even better, associate some filetypes to plugins, like TeX files to LaTeX plugin or .md files to Markdown plugin, etc.
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You can have different config files, with different sets of plugins enabled, and you can run multiple Geanys each with a different config (using the -c option) so you can use differing languages each in its own customised Geany.
Associating plugins with a project might be ok, but associating them with filetypes doesn't make sense, you don't necessarily want to close a plugin just because you switched to another tab.
The issue of plugins applying to filetypes you don't want them to is more an issue for the plugins themselves.
Akronix
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Associate a set of "loaded plugins" with Geany Projects / filetypes
Associate a set of "loaded plugins" with Geany Projects
Sep 9, 2015
Hello again.
I'm working on a wide variety of projects and languages; and for each one I use different geany plugins. For example, when I'm coding a website I use the webhelper plugin, which is pretty useful for having a WYSIWYG-like editor; but it reloads the website every time I save a file which is not that good when, let's say, I'm writing a LaTeX article, whereas the GeanyLaTeX plugin is good to have enable instead.
At the end of the day, I have to enable/disable plugins as I'm switching between projects.
Maybe I'm missing a better approach, but I think it would help if I could associate some plugins to a geany project, as opened files are; or, even better, associate some filetypes to plugins, like TeX files to LaTeX plugin or .md files to Markdown plugin, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: