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@@ -6,6 +6,77 @@ using a prebuilt binary) are included. Entries marked with "(!)" might break macro portability compared to the preceding release. +Version 2.5.2 (2026-04-20) +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + +* sped up `EQq<filename>$` +* Curses/UNIX: It should be possible to interrupt more potentially blocking + operations with CTRL+C (SIGINT). +* `^A` is no longer executed in parse-only mode - fixes bogus warnings. + Has been broken since v2.5.0. +* (!) `^A` now supports a message severity level, so you can log + warnings and errors as well. +* Added TANK MODE. + Launch with EI^EQ[$SCITECOPATH]/tank.tes$ +* support Groff v1.24.0 and later +* fnkeys.tes: When preserving the horizontal column, + take the character representations and tab draw modes into account. +* SIGTERM/SIGHUP always quits. + On GTK recovery files are always dumped first. +* decreased default recovery dumping interval to 120s +* (!) `-$$` and `-^C` always return -1 now instead of passing down the prefix sign +* fixed scrolling at the end of a multi-line command-line +* fixed auto completion of two-character Q-register names +* `ER` updates `^S`/`^Y` now as any other text insertion +* GTK: fixed --detach and support stdout/stderr redirections. + Has been broken since v2.5.0. +* GTK: Fixed interaction between `^T` and main input handling. + Key presses are no longer missed and inserted into the command line later. +* Curses: handle window resizes when blocking in `^T` and don't return function keys. + Also, filter out bogus key press events on PDCursesMod/WinGUI. +* Curses: fixed monochrome support. + Has been broken since v2.5.0. +* Curses: fixed 16-color schemes and default colors (`sciteco --no-profile`) + on 8-color terminals (like the Linux/FreeBSD VTs) + Has been broken since v2.5.0. +* Curses: default colors are now closer to terminal.tes +* Curses: fixed colors on emulators with less than 256 color pairs + (e.g. TERM=rxvt) +* Curses: support up to 32767 color pairs +* Curses: require wide-char support even on PDCurses +* fixed auto-completion of Unicode (non-ANSI) file names +* disallow replacing non-Unicode command lines via `{` and `}` +* Curses: fixed flickering of the hardware cursor on the command line. + On the downside, this can result in the cursor being visible when + drawing the buffer as well. + Has been broken since v2.5.1. +* fallback.teco_ini: added commented-out line to disable the hardware cursor +* fallback.teco_ini: fixed exclusion of the unnamed buffer from custom + margin and indention settings. + Has been broken since v2.5.0. +* opener.tes: opener.check-recovery can be used in ~/.teco_ini to check + for and warn about the presence of `#recovery#` files. + +Version 2.5.1 (2026-01-10) +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + +* Haiku is officially supported again from now on +* minor documentation improvement for `ED` +* Curses: The command-line uses the hardware cursor by default now. + To re-enable the self-drawn cursor, do something like + `0,2048ED 2#16@ES/SETCARETSTYLE//$ 2048,0ED` +* PDCurses/XCurses (X11): fixed crashes on startup and mouse support + +Regressions introduced by v2.5.0 and now fixed: + +* GTK: Fixed bogus "(Unnamed)" strings in empty message lines +* PDCurses: Fixed reporting of mouse modifiers (CTRL, ALT, SHIFT) +* PDCurses: Fixed colors + (affects the Windows sciteco.exe and gsciteco.exe). +* PDCurses: Fixed hanging after pressing mouse keys + (affects the Windows sciteco.exe and gsciteco.exe). +* PDCurses/WinGUI: Fixed hanging input (affects gsciteco.exe). + Version 2.5.0 (2026-01-01) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ @@ -115,7 +186,7 @@ Version 2.5.0 (2026-01-01) * implemented ^E<code> string building constructs for embedding bytes and codepoints in a strtoul()-like manner * support <:]q> (pop Q-Register) for getting a success/failure boolean - * support <==> and <===> for printing octal and hexadecimal numbers + * (!) support <==> and <===> for printing octal and hexadecimal numbers * support :=/:==/:=== commands: print number without trailing linefeed * Implemented the <^A> command for printing arbitrary strings. You can use :^A to force raw ANSI output. |