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COTEDITOR COMPILE UPDATE

Change not to remove current coloring when user cancels coloring.

Change not to reset syntax style to “None” when user cancels coloring.

Display current task as message in sheet.

On Mavericks and later, you can work with other documents while coloring dialog is shown.

Improve to perform cancel button correctly.

Change tab width to 4 characters in outline menu.

Remove $& definition that represents whole matched string (Use $0 instead).

COTEDITOR COMPILE UPDATE

Attention!: You may need to update the outline extracting definitions in your custom syntax styles.Change regular expression engine to extract outline from OniGmo (OgreKit) to ICU (NSRegularExpression).Now, IC (ignore case) can be set even RE (regular expression) is set in syntax style editing.Since CotEditor 2.0 doesn’t use them any more, you can delete the direcotry if you want. The old styles are kept in SyntaxColorings/. New user syntax style files are stored in ~/Library/Application Support/CotEditor/Syntaxes/.Legacy user styles will be migrated automatically on the first launch of CotEditor 2.0.Change syntax style file format from plist (XML) to YAML.For performance, change range to scan encoding declaration up to 2,000 characters from the head of the document.Improve text view scrolling on Mountain Lion and later.Improve line number drawing performance (6x faster).Improve invisible chars drawing performance (4x faster).Improve cursor moving and file opening performance when the current line is highlighted.Cache results of syntax highlighting, and use them as long as document is not modified.Perform extracting syntax highlights on a background thread.

Display message for outline extracting in the navigation bar until the first extracting ends.

From this, non-response time till coloring indicator sheet has been shown reduced drastically.

Extracting outline list on a background thread.

Change the bundle identifier from to.

Update application icon with Yosemite style.

Auto-complete feature (experimental implementation, turned off by default).

Add syntax styles for “AppleScript”, “C#”, “Go”, “Lisp”, “Lua”, “R”, “Rust”, “Scheme”, “SQL”, “SVG”, “Swift” and “Tcl”.

Add “Select Line” command to “Edit” menu.

Select lines via clicking/dragging line numbers.

Add “Toggle Text Orientation” icon to toolbar.

If you want to keep using “txt” as default extension, set “Plain Text” syntax style as default style in Preferences > Format.

From this, setting for “Append “txt” on saving” was deprecated.

The top extension in the extension list in the syntax style definition will be used.

Append a correspondent extension to the file name on saving.

From this, rename “Extensions” in syntax edit sheet to “File Mapping”.

Now, syntax style can be determined not only from file extension but also from file name.

Add “types”, “attributes” and “variables” to syntax highlighting colors.

Yosemite style ) More than 100 of improvements There are more and more nicely improvements for you. Yosemite support CotEditor works well on OS X Yosemite. 60% smaller and helps to make your syntax via your own

New syntax style file format in YAML The syntax style file format was changed from plist to YAML. More syntax highlighting colors New “types”, “attributes” and “variables” keywords were added to syntax The comment delimiters can be defined in each syntax style file.

Toggling comment-out/uncomment Selected text can now be comment-outed/uncommented via short-cut (⌘/) or Typing or opening files in particular with large files. Drastic performance improvements In this change, we made efforts to identify a bunch of performanceīottlenecks and to resolve them. You can also export & distribute your own themes. What’s new on CotEditor 2.0 - CotEditor CotEditor Highlights on CotEditor 2.0 Coloring theme feature You can now store your color settings in themes and switch them easily.