What's new in Syntaxic 0.8.6
Apr 17, 2015
- Today I release version 0.8.6 of Syntaxic, a keyboard-friendly text editor for Windows, Mac and Linux. This release brings about some more refactoring, virtualization of various interfaces and so on. All of these improvements will pay back as plugins and more advanced features start getting added. In particular I’ve done a lot of work on source code analysis that will allow some easier code navigation, but this work not yet available from the GUI.
- CHANGELOG:
- Major:
- Split screen mode and an option to manage pane sizes.
- Word wrap guides make it easier to see how long lines are broken.
- Dark GUI theme is now default but it can be switched to native theme.
- Configurable keys! (Except menu entries, those are coming next!)
- Minor:
- Tab-bar context menu and ability to switch documents between panes.
- Cursor movement respects word wrap.
- Preferences dialog: center on screen.
- OSX: Improve preferences dialog prettiness.
- Word wrapping: add option to indent after a wrap.
- Symbol completion now picks up symbols in strings and preprocessor tokens
- Better highlight rendering
- Bugfixes:
- Draw 1-pixel selection on empty lines.
- Fix tab closing behavior (when active tab is closed, behave like the browsers)