News in 4.6.0, 2020-03-06
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* cpp.lang: add C++20 keywords
* commonlisp.lang: add format directives
* Translation updates
News in 4.5.91, 2020-02-14
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* GObject Introspection fixes
* Removed use of g_assert() in favor of alternatives in unit tests so
distribution unit testing is more reliable
* Robustness improvements in internal GtkTextIter movements
* Style scheme improvements for recent GTK 3 theme styling changes
* Build system improvements to support -Bsymbolic, -Wl,-z,relro,
-Wl,-z,now and -Wl,-z,defs
* Build improvements for Windows, FreeBSD, and macOS
* cmake.lang: track CMake 3.13 changes
* kotlin.lang: register *.kts glob extension
* gradle.lang: register *.grandle glob extension
* php.lang: Large redesigned PHP lang including support for
unicode and improved heredoc
* sh.lang: Many improvements including various GNU bash extensions
* meson.lang: Support for string escape sequences
* javascript.lang: Redesign of JavaScript language spec to be more flexible
and reusable from other languages which support JS.
* jsx.lang: Initial support for JSX
* jsdoc.lang: Initial support for JSDoc
* objj.lang: Improvements using javascript improvements
* asciidoc.lang: Improvements to use more generic markup styling
* t2t.lang: Improvements to use more generic markup styling
* css.lang: Redesign to be more flexible, support reuse and embedding, and
add various new CSS features
* scss.lang: Improve integration with css.lang
* less.lang: Improve integration with css.lang
* ruby.lang: Improvements for string and escape string handling
* html.lang: Improvements using embedded languages
* go.lang: Improvements for escape sequences
* commonlisp.lang: Initial support for Common Lisp
* ftl.lang: Initial support for Mozilla's Fluent ftl
* Translation updates
I'd like to personally thank Jeffery To for the overwhelming amount of work
they have put into reviewing and improving both language specs and style
schemes this cycle. The number of improvements you see above are largely an
example of their quality reviews and improvements!
Now uses meson as build system.
News in 4.4.0, 2019-09-09
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* Set NO_AT_BRIDGE=1 when running automated tests
* Speed up GtkSourceView rendering when space drawer is unused
News in 4.3.92, 2019-09-04
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* RC release for 4.4 scheduled for next week.
* New syntax highlighting definition file for: ASCII Doc, Dockerfile
* Improvements to the syntax highlighting of: CSS, Gradle, HTML, C, PHP,
YAML, and Grovvy.
* Performance improvements in line number drawing.
* GtkSourceView now requires GTK 3.22 or newer.
* GtkSourceView no longer uses many deprecated APIs from GTK.
* GtkSourceView now uses fribidi directly to determine bidriectional
direction for cursors.
* GtkSourceView now relies on GObject for correct marsharllers as well
as va_marshallers or provides its own. This improves profiling with
kernel stack unwinders such as Linux's perf.
* Visual column detection is improved to use the tab-width instead of
the indent-width.
* Support for DnD from GIMPs color palette has been improved.
* A performance optimization has been added to avoid painting mark
backgrounds if no GtkSourceMarks have been registered.
* Translation updates.
News in 4.3.1, 2019-04-23
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* Ported to meson build system, autotools will be phased out by next release.
* First release using `meson dist` instead of `make dist`. Distributions
choosing to use autotools for this release will need to use autogen.sh.
* GtkSourceGutterRendererLines has gained an interger-to-string optimization
to reduce the overhead of g_snprintf() in the vast majority of cases.
* Workaround a stack overflow in libpcre (via GRegex) in yaml.lang
* Improvements to the syntax highlighting of: fish, julia, and C++
* Translation updates.
News in 4.2.0, 2019-03-15
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* New syntax highlighting definition file for: Fish, GDScript, Solidity,
Dart, and Powershell.
* Improvements to the syntax highlighting of: reStructuredText, C++,
GAP, CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Groovy, Meson, Python3, and Logtalk.
* Fix testsuite for changes in GLib hashtable ordering.
* Avoid double entry of languages based on globs.
* MSVC build improvements.
* Fix usage of GRegex for offset in text, which fixes a Valgrind warning.
* Ensure CSS is inherted from parent style schemes.
* Avoid storing GtkTextIter across main-loop boundaries.
* Fix incorrect transfer annoation for gtk_source_buffer_create_source_mark().
* Various memory leak fixes.
* Translation updates.
News in 4.0.3, 2018-09-05
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* New syntax highlighting definition file for: Gradle and Logtalk.
* Improvements to the syntax highlighting of: JavaScript, LaTeX, Haskell, C++,
GLSL, and Markdown.
* Performance improvements to space drawing.
* Various memory leak fixes.
* Translation updates.
News in 4.0.2, 2018-06-17
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* GtkSourceView has moved to the GNOME GitLab instance. The bugzilla tickets
have not yet been migrated to the GitLab issues, so before filing a new issue
on GitLab, please search the bugzilla first. All links are available as usual
on:
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GtkSourceView
* Fix new compilation warnings (-Wcast-function-type).
* New syntax highlighting definition file for: SCSS and Less.
* Improvements to the syntax highlighting of: CSS and Rust.
News in 4.0.1, 2018-05-05
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* New syntax highlighting definition file for: TOML.
* Improvements to the syntax highlighting of: CSS and XML.
* Translation updates.
GtkSourceView is a text widget that extends the standard GTK+ 3.x text
widget GtkTextView. It improves GtkTextView by implementing syntax
highlighting and other features typical of a source code editor.
This package contains major version 4 of the widget.
