@aspauldingcode I also love that #geany is getting some love. It's a highly underrated IDE.
Daltux
GNU/Linuro
🧊 freezr 🥶
Diego Martínez (Kaeza) 🇺🇾
passthejoe
Scott Williams 🐧vi, ou vim ou, recentemente na minha máquina, 
, mesmo que ainda saiba apenas o básico depois de tantos anos nessa indústria vital. Se você pretende trabalhar a sério com qualquer derivado de Unix (como BSD etc.) ou inspirado por ele (como #GNU etc.), abrace-o e seja feliz.debxp do 
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Bel échange autour des différents logiciels libres, et services en ligne qui s'y raccrochent, que nous utilisons !
Toujours en cours : je n'ose couper la discussion pour lancer l'apéro partagé !
#NextCloud
#Apostrophe
#HedgeDoc
#QGIS
#Geany
#Panoramax
…et bien d'autres ont été mentionnés !
Même @ThierryStoehr a été mentionné, alors qu'il n'est ni un #LogicielLibre, ni un #FormatOuvert ! 😜
Is anyone good with #Rstats and #regex ? I'm having issues.
strings <- c("150 hertz", "70 hz", NA, "between 87 and 100 hz ocillations", "15hz", "triangle 110 hertz", "144Hz, Sine waveform", "It is a hysterical idling. More vibraton than sound.", NA)
I want to replace each string with the digits (well, the first set) found in it, if any. I try this:
L’élabo de Paulette 🍰
Proto Himbo Europeansub("(^.*)(\\d{2,5})(.*$)", "\\2", strings)
I get this as a result:
[1] "50"
[2] "70"
[3] NA
[4] "00"
[5] "15"
[6] "10"
[7] "44"
[8] "It is a hysterical idling. More vibraton than sound."
[9] NA
I expect to get all digits (the first set in each string) if they are from 2 to 5 digits long. Instead, I only get 2 digits.
Using similar regex in #geany just to prepare this little example I got the expected behavior. I've updated and restarted R. I've used sub and gsub. Same result. If I specify \d{3,5} I get three digits. If I say \d{1,3} I get one digit. I always get the number of digits specified in the first value in the curly brackets.
Maybe R is just vomiting or something. But if you know of an issue with R and regex that results in this, please let me know.
Geany (and GTK users in general): if you want to disable caret/cursor blinking and force a dark theme, there are corresponding settings in your GTK settings.ini, e.g.
eht16gtk-cursor-blink=false
gtk-application-prefer-dark-theme=true
There are many more:
GTK 3: https://docs.gtk.org/gtk3/class.Settings.html#properties
GTK 4: https://docs.gtk.org/gtk4/class.Settings.html#properties
These files are located in $HOME/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini usually.
This is more or less a repost of this post: https://github.com/geany/geany/discussions/4509.