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Major New Features in Epsilon 13
- Epsilon now supports Mac OS X in both
terminal and X11 modes, in an implementation distributed as an
application bundle that supports drag-and-drop installation.
- Modes for XML and HTML have been
extensively enhanced. They now support smart indenting and embedded
CSS and Python scripting. And they automatically highlight matching
and mismatched tags.
- A new context-sensitive help feature provides
help on language keywords using flexible mode-based rules.
- Epsilon now prompts for SCP passwords and
passphrases, automatically restarts disconnected SCP jobs, and detects
when an SCP URL names a directory. Grep and completion now work on
ftp:// filenames.
- A new browse-symbol command
provides an enhanced interface to the source code browser database
generated by Microsoft compilers.
- Epsilon can now display misspelled words as
you edit. In programming language modes, it marks only words in
comments and strings. (Modes can easily customize this.) Epsilon
also offers suggestions for correcting these misspellings, either
using its own guessing algorithm or one of several external programs.
It maintains per-file, per-directory, per-mode, and global ignore
lists. A traditional spell-buffer-or-region command and a
spell-grep command to list all misspelled words are also
available.
- The new align-region command makes it
easy to have various language elements line up into columns.
- The new align-by-tab command reformats tab-delimited
text into columns. (13.14)
- The new compare-to-prior-version command shows what
changes you've made in the current editing session.
- The new undo-movements and redo-movements
commands return to those locations in a large file where you've made
modifications before.
- A new mode supports the Tcl language.
- Epsilon for Unix supports new-style
clipboard usage under X11, distinguishing between the primary
selection and the clipboard. This helps it interact more naturally
with KDE and Gnome programs. Setting the clipboard-format
variable to
1 mimics Epsilon's previous behavior of only using the
primary selection. Middle-clicking, which normally performs pan-style
scrolling, now inserts the primary selection when shift-clicked.
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