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Const Port v1.6

Taylor Robbins December 11, 2017

Const Port version 1.6 has been released! You can find an explanation of the changes on the blog post: http://www.siltutorials.com/blog/2017/12/10/const-port-v16

Download: Version 1.6 (rar) Version 1.6 (zip) Version 1.6 OSX (dmg) Source Code

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Changelog: [ul] [li]Redesigned the Com Menu to handle various resolutions and long lists of available ports better [li]Support for opening COM25-COM256 [li]Ctrl+W now closes the currently open port [li]Esca

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Const Port v1.5

Taylor Robbins October 14, 2017

Const Port version 1.5 is finally here! Sorry for the long wait. You can find all the details on the blog post: http://www.siltutorials.com/blog/2017/10/14/const-port-v15

Download: Version 1.5 Version 1.5 (Debug) Source Code

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Changelog: [ul] [li]Added support for running a python instance with stdin and stdout routed to through Const Port so you can make scripts that interpret the output of the COM port or perform other

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Const Port v1.4

Taylor Robbins August 25, 2017

Version 1.4 of Const Port has been released! This version focuses on configuration options and the beginnings of regular expression features. Full details can be found at: http://www.siltutorials.com/blog/2017/8/24/const-port-v14

Changelog: [ul] [li]Added JSON configuration files in the Resources/Configuration folder that contain a variety of configuration options for Const Port. Edit these at any time and then use the Ctrl+R keybinding to reload the configuration [li]Added a RegularExpressions.rgx file in the Resources/Configuration folder. This file uses a custom syntax and is used in conjunction with the configuration files to allow you to easily define regular expressions without having to escape them in JSON strings. [li]Replaced the hard-coded line coloring to be defined by the user using Regular Expressions [li]Added an option for a regular expression that increments a generic counter. Use this to have

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Official Blog

Taylor Robbins July 4, 2017

The official Blog can be found at http://www.siltutorials.com/blog/

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