New Bytes release: v0.3.2 (beta)
It has been a little while since the last release and there was enough work done for a new one, even though I would have liked to include more bug fixes and performance improvements.
Full changelog:
v0.3.2 (beta) - 13/04/2024
- Added better support for bash/batch file in the default syntax highlighter.
- Added basic syntax highlighting support for R, Cobol, Fortran, Ada, Scala, Dart, Odin, Zig, Nim and Perl in the default syntax highlighter.
- Made a separate CSS syntax highlighting routine in the default syntax highlighter.
- Added support for Python F-strings in the default syntax highlighter.
- Added some animations to tabs, scrollbars and listers.
- Added the EOF token type. It is an alternative way to check for the end of the file when retrieving the next token.
- Bytes will now issue a notification when a terminal job finishes and the editor is not in focus.
- get_file_extension() is now ensured to return the lower-case version of a file extension.
- '<-' is now considered a miscellaneous token.
- Enhanced the behaviour of close_tab().
- Changed the behaviour of switch_tabs(): now this will switch between the current tab and the most recently visited tab.
- For now all blacklisted file extensions are expected to be lower-case.
- Sped up some parts of the editor.
- Fixed a bug where syntax highlighting would not correctly update when creating a new file.
- Fixed a crash related to text navigation/editing.
- Fixed some compiler bugs.
- Fixed various bugs involving CRLF line endings.
- Fixed a crash that would occur when pasting lots of text from the clipboard.
- Fixed a bug in align_selection_on_token_at_cursor().
