I would like to see the whole line inside the window while using Geany, like the way Gedit handles it. I have looked through the settings, but I cannot find anything that does that. Is there something I missed in the settings, or is there another way to accomplish what I want?
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I was looking for this too but found no answer. And then accidentally found it in
Edit->Preferences->Various->show_editor_scrollbars
This affects both the horizontal and vertical scrollbars though.
For Linux ( Ubuntu 16.04 )
Go to ~/.config/geany/geany.conf and add this below line to the very top-
horizontal.scrollbar=0
It'll hide your horizontal scrollbar. And don't forget to turn on wrapping line.
Actually Geany is built on top of Scintilla. And this
~/.config/geany/geany.conffile is the configuration file for Scintilla instance used in Geany. Therefore we can use this options here atgeany.conffile to modify Geany as we like.
I know it's kinda late, but I felt like this thing is worth sharing. So I'm hoping this will help some people.
Geany's editor has a line-wrapping feature which you can set in your preferences, as described here:
- [Geany] toggle line wrapping (mailing list)
- Question about Line Breaking option's behaviour
- How to configure Geany to wrap lines? (Ask Ubuntu)
Go to Edit > Preferences. In the Preferences dialog, go to Editor > Features and then check the first checkbox (the one corresponding to "Line wrapping")
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