VERSION 0.5.32
DATE 12/28/2009
32nd Alpha Release
NEWS:
Another quick bug fix release to address some critical issues that were still present after the last release.
BUG FIXES:
VERSION 0.5.30
DATE 12/21/2009
31th Alpha Release
NEWS:
Quick bug fix release for some issues that arose after the last release.
BUG FIXES:
VERSION 0.5.25
DATE 12/15/2009
30th Alpha Release
NEWS:
Compatibility with older Editra Style Sheet's modifier syntax has been removed,
style sheet made for pre 0.4 release version may have trouble properly loading
in this version.
NEW: [features/improvements]
LIBRARY:
BUG FIXES:
This is a know issue with the font dialog not working on OSX 10.6. It will be resolved when a new version of wxPython is released. There is nothing that can be done about it till a new version of the libraries Editra relies on are released, so please refrain from reporting this issue any further.
So when a version of Editra that officially supports OSX 10.6 is ready an announcement will be made.
Thanks,
Cody
The latest version of the Projects plugin is now available in the Plugin Manager. This release is another bug fix release that addresses some important issues related to reliability, performance, and the history/diff commands.
New:
Bug Fixes:
Official support for python2.4 has been dropped for all Editra related components. If you are still using 2.4 most things should still work but I will no longer be supplying eggs for python2.4.
note: title updated to 1.5, 1.4 was replaced within 24 hours due to a windows specific critical bug fix.
The windows installer (.exe) for version 0.5.15 has an issue where it puts the files for the spell checking in the wrong place. The spell checking still works but the files interfere with the subprocess module so things like Launch and source control commands in the Projects plugin will appear to do nothing.
This can be worked around by removing the following files from your installation path (i.e C:\Program Files\Editra)
* All .py and .pyc files
iconv.dll
intl.dll
libenchant.dll
libglib-2.0-0.dll
libgmodule-2.0-0.dll
This will of course cause the spell checking feature to become disabled.
VERSION 0.5.15
DATE 10/31/2009
30th Alpha Release
NEWS:
This release contains a a large number of internal changes. New features include
the ability to customize syntax highlighting and add new file type support
through xml files. Spell checking is now also supported through the use of the
enchant spell checking library.
NEW: [features/improvements]
LIBRARY:
BUG FIXES:
The current releases are still developmental snapshots, so there are continual api changes. When installing a new version of Editra if you start getting crashes related to Plugins that you have installed from a previous version always do the following.
1) Open the PluginManager
2) Look for updates to your existing plugins in the Downloads Tab
3) Install any newer versions of the plugins you use as they may have compatibility changes to adapt to the new release of Editra.
As things get closer to a stable release cycle the PluginManager and Plugin framework will automatically manage these kind of things and provide notifications of when updates are available.
The plugin I hear about the most is the Calculator plugin. The 0.5 release of the plugin is no longer compatible with current releases so use the plugin manager to update it to 0.6 which is. Was quite surprised to see how many people are using that example plugin.
Since I continue to get lots of email and bug reports about the font dialog not working when running Editra on OSX 10.6 I thought it necessary to post about this again as this is a known issue.
The issue with the Font dialog is an upstream issue with wxWidgets 2.8.10, the issue has been fixed for 2.8.11 and once its out I will rebuild Editra with it and the issue will be resolved.
In the ongoing effort to fend off bots from the site, I will be doing another round of database cleanup later this week. All accounts that have not logged in in the last 6 months and have not made any posts since they were created will be cleaned from the database.