Download Intype 0.2.1.272

Warnings & Announces

• WARNING! Backup your changed files in bundles and themes folders and Uninstall previous release

Features

• Undo/Redo
• Reload Bundles — Restart of Intype is not required after changing bundle items (snippets, grammars or bundles themselves). Reload Bundles command reloads bundles in current instance. Reloading takes a while and Intype does not respond during the process. Reload Themes command planned as update to 0.2.1.
• Tab/Space and Indent Size Options in Level 1 (Detectors and Convertors are on underway)
• CJK Support (Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages) for over-the-spot input method
  • NOTICE: Requires font with CJK support (MS Gothic, for example)
• Drop Files Support

• Line operations — Use selection to affect multiple lines
  • Move Lines Up/Down (Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down)
  • Duplicate Lines (Ctrl+D)

• Transpose Chars (Ctrl+T)
• Keyboard Vertical Scroll (Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down)

• New variables available in snippets:
  • $FILE_NAME – file name with extension
  • $FILE_PATH – file path with file name
  • $CURRENT_LINE – text of the line with caret

Bug Fixes

• Handling of locked files now works properly
• Long filenames won’t crash intype
• Recent Files constrained to optional ‘max’ boundary (preferences.itConfig/options/max_recent_files)
• Intype now uses default system font for UI
• Preferences dialog now ignores symbol-charset fonts (WingDings, Symbol, etc.)
• Log window with significant performace upgrade, no flickering
• Launching snippets in snippet mode has been disabled
• Snippet with one empty input field deactivates after insertion

Bundles

• reStructuredText bundle – reloaded by kib2
• C bundle – revisited by idyllrain
• Perl, Python and YAML – included in default installation

• Void “Plain text” language renamed to “None”
• XHTML grammar is now mapped to .html file extension
• Ctrl+Shift+H mapped to XHTML/HTML grammars

Edit: I’ve attached a zip file of it here…

If your feeling generous, my email address is dunc at dflock dot co dot uk

Thanks!

And Move Line Up/Down implemented already. Obviously someone more than myself thinks this is a neat feature. Just a quick question regarding the Tab/Indent feature – can I set the default somewhere? I use the Ruby standard of 2 spaces in almost all my files, so I want this to be the default.

Defaulting to something can be in conflict with current file’s indentation, in my opinion defaulting may occur only when creating a new file of certain type. However, we have to implement detection of indentation and conversions.

martincohen: The defaults has been discussed in Language Preferences topic

Right, and I see I was one of the participants in that thread.

martincohen: Defaulting to something can be in conflict with current file’s indentation, in my opinion defaulting may occur only when creating a new file of certain type. However, we have to implement detection of indentation and conversions.

Totally agree, but I just thought it would be good to have a global default just until the file type specific settings and file specific overrides are implemented. Incidentally I looked in config/preferences.itConfig and found settings for indent_size and indent_with_spaces there, so I tried to change those settings. But doing so makes Intype hang when I start typing in a new document, so there seems to be a bug somewhere.

Fantastic. That’s all I can say. I can now use this full-time. Thanks.

martincohen: marchbox: We are planning to implement font fallback. So Intype will use characters from other font, if current hasn’t got them.

thats would be excelent!

martincohen: what’s next on the agenda for the next release?

martincohen: Albertus: There’s little bug with loading preferences.itConfig that contains the default settings for this. I’ll try to fix it and release in few days (with other fixes).

Hi, I’ve just manually edited preferences.itConfig with indent_with_spaces : true
Now the setting is persistent… but Intype doesn’t work :(

Albertus: martincohen: Albertus: There’s little bug with loading preferences.itConfig that contains the default settings for this. I’ll try to fix it and release in few days (with other fixes).

Thanks alot for all the work!
keep it up Intype team :)

Cheers,

Nick

• Project Manager
• Tabs
• Search and Replace with RegEx

BTW, as I have tested the new version, it does not remember the last known Tab Spacing setting at the bottom. It was just a minor glitch though, but I think it should remember.

Congratulations to the entire team!

There is a little problem with performance though and one thing that somehow annoys me is that it does not remember the tab settings so I have to change it everytime I open a new file.

I’m really looking forward to InType 1.0!

For now, the PM is a big help and it is way much better than using Explorer. :)