When Epsilon restores a session, if a file's auto-detected translation type has now changed, Epsilon reads it using its current translation type, instead of the type when it was first read. The eval and execute-eel commands now search for eel. The save-all-buffers command no longer prompts about zero-length buffers with no associated file names.
The brief-delete-window command no longer switches to a different buffer sometimes. Dired could be confused by unusual date formats on remote systems. Various issues with X11 clipboard support were fixed. Epsilon can now exchange text successfully with certain other programs. On Windows, the configure-epsilon command now displays a User Account Control prompt when appropriate. Epsilon now keeps later Windows versions from intercepting and redirecting user attempts to write to files in some system directories like Program Files.
On Windows, reading. On Unix, the set-font command's Default button now tries additional font names when its usual default font is not installed, just as Epsilon does at startup. Indenting in both C mode and Tcl mode could get confused at the very end of a buffer, in certain cases. Comment filling in C mode handles more punctuation as part of the text to be filled, and avoids adding extra spaces in certain cases.
Various paragraph-related commands are a little smarter. Filling paragraphs now respects a mode's restrictions on line breaks. In Perl mode , coloring now understands variables with package qualifiers within interpolated strings. Tagging C code no longer gripes about certain uses of commented-out mismatched parentheses following a function name.
Displaying a list of tags now honors the tag-display-width variable in more contexts. C mode comment handling was incorrect at the end of the buffer and in other cases. The -m0 flag could make Epsilon run out of memory sometimes. Issues with the set-color and set-font commands on Intel-based Mac systems and on bit Linux systems should now be gone.
Debian and RPM Linux packages now depend on the bzip2 package itself instead of the package containing the libbz2 library. Under Vista, the configure-epsilon and create-file-associations commands should now start up more reliably. The Debian package's dependencies now account for the "ldbl transition" in some Debian package names, and are less restrictive about libc6 versions. The find-linked-file command now works in XML mode.
Epsilon for Windows avoids certain display speedups that can cause glitches on some systems using ClearType. Visual Basic indenting no longer gets confused by certain cases where a keyword appears inside a comment or string. Under Unix, the speller configuration routine that downloads and unpacks dictionary files now runs the "tar" command in a way that bypasses any user aliases. The Linux install script's logic for adding Epsilon to X11 window manager menus was updated. Under X11, repeated kill commands didn't always append to a kill buffer if a clipboard utility like klipper was in use.
The print-destination-unix variable has a new default value that works properly when printing a file whose name contains spaces. Filling indented paragraphs didn't always work properly when the next paragraph was also indented. Now it works in all language modes. The down-line command no longer scrolls unnecessarily in some keyboard macros. Grep 's prompt didn't show the default file pattern in one case.
Grepping a scratch buffer now identifies it by name in the results, not by the scratch file name Epsilon constructs for it. Displaying, setting, and getting help on variables of type "byte" now works the same as with other numeric types. A new variable html-recognize-coldfusion-comments lets you completely disable ColdFusion comment syntax rules in HTML. Tagging in C mode now parses nested preprocessor conditionals properly.
The undo-movements command now handles narrowed buffers properly. File names containing the " character work better with bufed. Bufed now correctly displays buffers bigger than ,, bytes. Dired 's refresh command now reports an error if you try to refresh a listing that's still being retrieved.
Also, it no longer centers the window on point when it doesn't have to. The set-font and set-color commands under X11 sometimes failed to display a message indicating shared libraries were not installed. Under X11, if Epsilon's default font isn't available, it tries harder to find a suitable font before falling back. PostScript mode coloring now recognizes the syntax of BeginBinary blocks. Mouse movement and other events after typing Ctrl-C would make Epsilon forget you had typed that prefix key.
Now the key is treated the same as Ctrl-X in that respect. Various shell mode parsing bugs were fixed. Epsilon could crash when it tried to interpret a directory wildcard pattern that had no matches. The getenv and verenv variables could corrupt memory if they were called repeatedly on a variable that got longer between calls. In Epsilon for Windows, file names of the form x:filename, with just a drive letter, could be misinterpreted if Epsilon was changing directories on that drive at startup due to a -dir or -w flag.
The EEL compiler could misinterpret file names on its command line that used directory names. When Epsilon prompted for a number, permitting any arithmetic expression legal in EEL, it failed to handle expressions that used an EEL variable name, but no operator. In Epsilon for X11, the cursor variables like normal-gui-cursor now respect the offset setting. As a result, you can now set Epsilon to use an underline cursor, as well as the block default and vertical bar cursor shapes, if you configure settable cursors.
The esetup Unix installer script wasn't correctly diagnosing when the eupdate updater script needed to run. Some nested process-related operations, such as auto-decoding of. Now Epsilon suspends a process while its EEL handler runs, but permits other processes and their handlers to run normally. Scp functions recover better when the scp helper program exits with an error. Remote grepping now skips over directories properly. Telnet 's message saying the connection had closed didn't always appear at the end of the buffer.
In non-Unicode mode, the Win32 Console version didn't correctly interpret typing some accented characters. Setting default-translation-type to certain values caused reading Epsilon's einit.
Under X11, an incompatibility with Synergy keyboard-sharing software when keys repeated was fixed. A bug introduced in version Epsilon for Unix now sets the LANG environment variable in its process buffer initialization script, in case other shell initialization overrides the setting it passes when running a shell.
The default value of the color-html-look-back variable was increased from 50, to ,, to prevent problems syntax highlighting HTML with very long comments. Filling a region now breaks paragraphs at lines that contain only whitespace characters. The EEL function strkeep was unreliable. Epsilon is better at guessing the right MS-Help2 collection name when providing that type of context help.
Displaying the current function name in C mode buffers could get confused by some preprocessor lines. The set-color command gave an error after defining a new color scheme. A bug introduced in Epsilon for Windows version Filling comments now works properly on lines with multiple comment delimiters.
When horizontally scrolling, Epsilon didn't properly display some highlighted regions whose start and end positions were offscreen. Epsilon is now more resilient in the face of incomplete updates.
Running a v The configure-epsilon command's option to set up file associations so double-clicking always starts a new instance of Epsilon now works. The next-error command now correctly parses certain multi-line Gnu compiler messages. The prefix-fill-paragraph and mail-fill-paragraph commands work better on paragraphs without prefixes, and on highlighted regions. Setting the file-pattern-wildcards variable to disable recognizing square bracket characters didn't work properly.
Java indentation now positions certain lines following annotation lines to column zero. If the show-when-idle variable was set to display text when Epsilon was idle, certain messages like one from F1 H could remain visible for too long. Some date-format settings caused an error in the warning about a file changing on disk. Epsilon The set-color dialog under X11 didn't show descriptive text for various color class categories. The fpatmatch primitive's fourth parameter now has an additional flag that treats square brackets like ordinary characters.
Under X11, autosaving, once enabled, could happen continuously until a buffer was explicitly saved. Epsilon now avoids autosaving a file again until its buffer actually changes, and avoids autosaving a file again if an error occurred last time. The configure-epsilon command couldn't always change the association of a file whose current association had been manually set from Explorer.
File date checking now avoids a bug with certain Windows network configurations that makes them return a zero file length immediately after writing any file.
The indent-region command displayed bad progress messages on very large regions. Shell mode coloring got confused by some non-comment uses of the character. Coloring of "here documents" in various modes wasn't correct when the delimiter word included digits.
In certain cases when goto-tag displayed a list of matching tags for the same identifier, Epsilon wouldn't go to the one selected. Sending a file to Epsilon via the -add flag now interacts better with the file-modified dialog , postponing adding the new file until the dialog closes. The reject-client-connections variable has a new bit. In Epsilon for Windows, the -add flag now works properly when the current directory name contains spaces.
In Epsilon for Unix, the shell primitive didn't always wait for the process to finish. Epsilon crashed when trying to report an error in a command file , if that command file had earlier successfully loaded a different command file. This could happen, for instance, if an einit.
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