#Gedit encoding not supported how to
#Gedit encoding not supported Patch

We need to reimplement this on top of gapplication. Yeah It can be solved as follows - Create a file such as nf in /etc/ld.so.conf.d.Then just add the path to the directory in which libmklrt.so is located in your system. in the port I dropped the OSX code that kept the app alive with all the windows closed.

#Gedit encoding not supported Patch

Stdin support: we need a glib patch ( ) and we need to change to use '-' explicitly instead of checking the TTY. gedit -b will not be supported (desrt says that if we want to do it we need to split in a launcher and a service).Change file encoding on the fly: gedit: Wishlist: Triaged: 27: 453884: ICQ/Yahoo file transfer not possible: telepathy.

gksudo gedit gedit tries to open a 2nd untitled document 1 gedit: Low.

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#Gedit encoding not supported how to

figure out how to check if there is an existing window in the current workspace or if we need to create a new one libvirt-bin hypervisor does not support virConnectNumOfInterfaces / unable to create domain with virt-manager using network bridge. Python Gedit.encodinggetfromcharset - 3 examples found.

According to desrt it is just a matter of keeping a ref to the command line object Last but not least, which flags do we need? Just LOGOUT or also SWITCH_USER?

can inhibit be called in response to the quit sigal or is it to late? Note that if we must keep state instead of a lazy 'can quit?' signal, we will probably have a regression since now when closing we check if a document has been modified externally. quit session does not warn about unsaved files: it looks like we need to use g_application_inhibit but this is not a great fit for our current code where we expect to query 'can exit now?' not keeping track of the state all the time.

what about a g_applicatin_command_line_get_timestamp utility? Do we need to get the startup timestamp from the GApplicationCommandLine? g_application_command_line_get_platform_data mentions the startup id, but I could not find any specific.

gedit second instance does not present the window.

is this API abuse? would this impact '-wait'? Could it go in gio? Another possibility would be to move file parsing on the client side and pass 'encoding:line:col' in the hint string. We need to have a g_file_new_for_commandline_arg_with_cwd utility.

gedit foo.txt in a second instance running in a different CWD does not open the file but creates a new 'foo.txt' (as the docs say, the file is open relative to the main instance CWD).

Some notes and open issues about the port to GApplication/GtkApplication