CotEditor

Highlights on CotEditor 5.2

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You can now add any text encoding that macOS supports to the encoding candidate list.

CotEditor 5.2.0

release:

New Features

  • Allow adding and removing text encodings from the text encoding list, and enabling the handling of a wider range of encodings.
  • Add the Xcode Project syntax (.pbxproj).
  • Add the Metal syntax (thanks to Aybars Nazlica!)

Improvements

  • Improve differentiation without color.
  • Update the CSS syntax to highlight more keywords (thanks to Karam!).
  • Update the HTML syntax to highlight more keywords (thanks to Karam!).
  • trivial: Adjust the layout of the multiple replacement definition editor.
  • non-AppStore ver.: Update Sparkle from 2.7.0 to 2.7.1.
  • dev: Update Yams from 6.0.1 to 6.0.2.

Fixes

  • Fix an issue where opening a document with mixed line endings incorrectly unifies them to the dominant line ending when it is not LF.
  • Fix an issue where a document containing incompatible characters cannot be closed without lossy saving.
  • Fix an issue where the text encoding of restored documents could be incorrectly set to Unicode (UTF-8).
  • Fix an issue where the Option-Delete Forward shortcut deletes the previous word instead of the next word by the multi-cursor editing mode.
  • Fix an issue in the file browser where the order of renamed items remains unchanged.
  • Fix an issue where the cached settings remain unchanged after executing the “Reload All Theme,” “Reload All Syntax,” or “Reload All Definitions” commands.

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