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diff --git a/setedit/distrib/distrib2.txt b/setedit/distrib/distrib2.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 977a1cc..0000000 --- a/setedit/distrib/distrib2.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,265 +0,0 @@ -That's the announcement that I released the SET's editor @@relname@@ release -(v@@v@@): - -What's SET's editor? - - SETEdit or setedit or SET's editor is a text mode oriented text editor -with the look & feel of the old Borland's IDE. It have windows that can be -overlapped, common widgets (buttons, menues, check and radio buttons, -etc.), mouse support and old the funny things you usually find in a GUI -editor (even when all is in text mode). - The editor is mainly oriented for programmers because it have tons of -tools that helps writing programs, specially C/C++, but suitable to edit -any kind of text file. In fact the code page and fonts handling options -make it very suitable to edit text in different encodings and convert it -back and forth from one encoding to another. Some nice widgets like -graphical screen savers and MP3 player also makes the editor a funny -environment. - For those who know about RHIDE: setedit is the same editor you can find -inside RHIDE but without the IDE itself, as it's the last version have more -features (and bugs?, I hope it have less ;-), seriously, I killed a huge -number of bugs most small but some very annoying). - Is also true that some features takes a lot of time to be incorporated to -RHIDE or just won't be incorporated to RHIDE at all. The standalone editor -is also very suitable to be used for the parts of your project that are -handled with makefiles. - -Main features: -* Easy to use for DOS users because have a lot of CUA and Wordstar commands -used in the editors of other compilers. -* Full configurable keyboard. -* Full configurable menu (OS dependent features and macros in menues). -* Advanced features: Rectangular blocks, intelligent indent, configurable -syntax highlight and more. -* Simple macro language, will be expanded only if the people is interested -and helps a bit (which is starting to happend). -* PMacros for fast writing. -* Real macros. -* Debugger interface (only for Linux). -* Documentation tool for libraries or large projects. -* Fonts, code pages, screen modes and palette customization. -* You can run make or grep from the editor collecting the errors/hints. -* Clock and screen saver. -* Linux and Win32 versions (FreeBSD, QNX and Solaris also supported). - -Why I could want to download it if RHIDE exists? - - The editor is the newest version v@@v@@ and have a lot of differences with -the one included in RHIDE 1.4 (v0.3.6). Attention! Robert released a new -beta of RHIDE (1.4.9) containing one of the newest editors. - Here are some of the reasons you could have: - -1) You like the editor and want to use it without needing to start the whole -IDE. The editor have a half of the size of RHIDE mainly because GDB isn't -inside of the editor. I use my editor to edit all the files I create ;-). -2) You are a RHIDE fanatic and want to test the new features or check if -some bug was killed. -3) You are a djgpp fanatic and want to collect anything made with djgpp (I'm -one of these crazy mans ;-). -4) You don't like RHIDE at all, you think it sucks, but you think you can -help to make it a really good thing. - -... - -Ok, where can I get it? - - http://setedit.sourceforge.net/ - -(DOS/Linux/Win32 sources/binaries/cvs are available from this page - QNX/FreeBSD/Solaris versions must be compiled from sources). - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -[66 new things and 40 fixes] - -New [66 things]: - -+ Debug [12] --> NEW Functionality for *Linux* <-- - -* Dialogs to configure the debug mode (local, remote and running process), the -command line options for the program, gdb binary, xterm binary, messages -displayed, etc. -* Breakpoints, simple ones and advanced options including conditional -breakpoints, breakpoints at functions, ignore count, etc. -* Watchpoints, they are data breakpoints. -* Options to run, continue, step over, trace into, run upto return, etc. -* Options to stop and kill the program. -* Thread selection. -* Evaluate and modify data. -* Data Window and Satck to browse the memory (very complete and with its own -menu). -* Data Watches, like then ones in RHIDE and also with scope. -* Data Inspectors, used to analyze complex data structures. -* Disassembler Window, including syntax highlight and allowing to modify the -registers. -* Calling stack, with functionality to browse the call chain. - -+ Various [15] - -* Alternative project sorting mode. -* Commands to select any window, now Alt+Key is no longer hardcoded. -* Sections in the docs to help finding what you need. -* When asking for word completion if the word at the left looks like Class:: -then the editor looks for the class and offers the members. -* Enhacements to the "Paste Emacs Mode" and the code to search Emacs -variables. -* Now if you don't specify any path to "search files under cursor" the editor -tries to automagically fills this list using the output of cpp. -* If the editor fails to find the file under cursor now it also looks for it -in the project and the current directory. -* Some rudimentary $(VARIABLE) expansion to the "File under cursor" files -list. -* A button to recompute window numbers in the list of windows. -* "File open" dialogs remmembers its size and position. -* Non interactive versions of the cmcExpandAllTabs and cmcCompactBuffer -commands to be used from sLisp. -* Two new commands: cmeGPushCursorPos and cmeGPopCursorPos. They are "global -push/pop cursor pos". So they also remmember the file. -* Options to zoom the editor windows when inserted in the desktop. -* An option to regenerate the central tags file. Used to workaround ctags bug. -* Modified behavior of the paste operation in input lines: Now the text is -pasted without destroying the previous value (unless it is selected). - -+ Menu files [4] - -* Context sensitive menues. Also extended the .smn file language to create -such a thing. Currently used only for the data window and the help. -* The conditionals in menu files can use the TV driver, CPU, OS, etc. for -conditions. -* More variables to check: MP3, PCRE, BZIP2, MIXER and UNIX. -* $define and $undef and its expansion. - -+ Compilation [2] - -* The posibility to override the "install" command in makefiles. -* Unified compilation mechanism for BC++. - -+ sLisp [9] - -* FindString, FindAgain, ReplaceString and ReplaceAgain for searches. -* SelectWindowNumber used to change the focused window. -* GetCurWindowNumber and GetMaxWindowNumber. -* You can bind small portions of sLisp code to keys and menu entries. -* KeyBindings and BindKey commands. With them you can change key bindings -from sLisp. -* prex to perform Perl regular expressions searches. -* GetSystemInfo to know the current OS, TV driver, CPU, etc. -* More macros examples. -* Now you can send cme* commands. - -+ Syntax highlight and pmacros [8] - -* Flat Assembler syntax. -* Ruby syntax. -* SPARC assembler syntax. -* WML syntax and pmacros. -* Errors parser for Perl. -* C,H and CPP as valid C extensions as valid for C/C++. -* HTML extensions as valid for HTML. -* vbe and vst as VHDL extensions. - -+ Cosmetic [16] - -* Project windows are "closed" (hided) when pressing ESC. -* Windows are opened "zoomed" when the project window isn't visible. -* When automatically opening a project item now its opened using the relative -path. -* Select the closest word when using double click and not the next. -* History to the "arbitrary indent" and "run command" input lines. -* To lock the screen while doing a search & replace operation to avoid -"flashing" when doing a lot of S&R operations. -* Modified: "Do not purge spaces" option to be "Keep trailing whitespace" -that's more descriptive. -* A new color scheme called "Classic Borland" -* A new color scheme called "Midnight Commander" -* If the Ctrl+Enter fails to find the file under cursor now that's informed -in the "status line" of the current editor. -* Most lists (like functions list) now centers the focused item when a match -is selected. -* OS/OS flavor,CPU,Compiler/Compiler flavor and Driver to the about box. -* Configuration options to disable the calculator and calendar. -* Now the meassure command reports the result in the status line. -* A beep when "Run a program" finishes. Option to disable. -* Busy indicator while we load the tags from disk. - - -Fixed [40 things]: - -+ Fatal [4] - -* The "Jump" button in the main window of the class browser. -* Undo count for the first undo wasn't initialized. Unknown consequence. -* Corrupted MP3 files could produce a crash. -* Abort when doing word completion and the starting word was "bigger" than -the last tag in the list. - -+ Not fatal [17] - -* HTML export: missing body tag. -* Errors in the conditionals parser for menu files. -* Undo error when a character replaced a tab (overwrite enabled) and the -cursor was inside the tab (not at the beggining). -* Wrong match pair when the cursor was in the middle of a tab and the next -character matched a pair (highlight in the middle of the tab). -* No match pair after deleting some text and the cursor goes to a symbol. -* When searching outside comments and the match was found in the first column -of a line after a comment it was ignored. -* When starting a project using a different window size the project window -could get wrong size and even become outside the screen. -* When aborting an overwrite (in save as) the name of the window was changed. -* When pasting using the OS clipboard and the cursor was moved to the end of -the selection it could go out of screen which is quite annoying. -* When copying something from the calculator and the paste wasn't enabled -before entering the calculator then you needed to at least move the cursor -before you could paste. -* Use of unitialized undo counter in some rectangular selection operations. -* The heuristic C/C++ parser to support list of exceptions (function -throw(...) {body}). -* Some details in the heuristic C++ functions searcher. They address problems -with the const and throw() attributes. -* Various memory leaks. -* "New" buffers shouldn't be added to the list of closed windows when closed. -It generated a read out of bounds and a write of unitialized data to disk. -* The menu files uses nested preprocessor directives but it wasn't supported. -* cmcCutClipWin command not dis/enabled when selecting text. - -+ Compilation [13] - -* Cygwin: Collision between strndup and calculator parser. -* Some gcc versions needs explicit use of libstdc++ to link C++ and -internac/getcolors didn't have it. -* Removed two comments containing non-ASCII chars. -* Various gcc 3.x compilation issues (including gcc 3.4.1 support). -* Problems with newer versions of makeinfo. -* The memcpy usage to be more portable. It worked for all supported targets, -but now should also work for unsupported targets. Same for malloc/new/new[] -v.s. free/delete/delete[] calls. -* Missing va_end and abuse of va_list type. It gave problems for Linux PPC -targets. -* Use of "g++" in favor of "gcc -lstdc++". -* strstr and strchr are declared different in C++ standard (compared to C -standard). Needed to avoid BC++ compilation problems. -* Various MSVC compilation issues. -* --cxx-flags flag was reported as --cpp-flags in the help. Now both are -valid. -* Cygwin can execute the "make install" target, but it installed binaries -without .exe extension. -* Detection of pcre header for systems where the header is in pcre/pcre.h. -Red Hat is an example. - -+ Linux [3] - -* Code page problems when mixing console use and remote XTerm use. -* RPM prereq for /sbin/install-info. -* Problems to create the rpms using Fedora Core 2. - -+ Cosmetic [3] - -* Some drawing variables not initialized. Could make the row/col cursor -appear until a new redraw. -* Now the cmc*Win (Copy,Cut,Paste) commands are called cmc*OS to reflect -their real use. The old names remains as aliases. -* The list for word completion had a wrong vertical size when we had repeated -tags in the list to choose. Only one was visible but the size was computed -counting the repetitions. - - |