EmEditor Professional (64-bit) 歷史版本列表
更新時間：2019-01-21
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What's new in this version:
- Can now select rounding amount in prefs again
更新時間：2019-01-18
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What's new in this version:
- Selection totals display again
更新時間：2019-01-18
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更新時間：2019-01-14
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What's new in this version:
Highlights:
- Experimental support for overriding numpy functions, see __array_function__ below.
- The matmul function is now a ufunc. This provides better performance and allows overriding with __array_ufunc__.
- Improved support for the ARM and POWER architectures.
- Improved support for AIX and PyPy.
- Improved interop with ctypes.
- Improved support for PEP 3118.
New functions:
- New functions added to the numpy.lib.recfuntions module to ease the structured assignment changes: assign_fields_by_name, structured_to_unstructured, unstructured_to_structured, apply_along_fields, require_fields
New deprecations:
- The type dictionaries numpy.core.typeNA and numpy.core.sctypeNA are deprecated. They were buggy and not documented and will be removed in the 1.18 release. Usenumpy.sctypeDict instead.
- The numpy.asscalar function is deprecated. It is an alias to the more powerful numpy.ndarray.item, not tested, and fails for scalars.
- The numpy.set_array_ops and numpy.get_array_ops functions are deprecated.
- As part of NEP 15, they have been deprecated along with the C-API functions :c:func:PyArray_SetNumericOps and :c:func:PyArray_GetNumericOps. Users who wish to override the inner loop functions in built-in ufuncs should use :c:func:PyUFunc_ReplaceLoopBySignature.
- The numpy.unravel_index keyword argument dims is deprecated, use shape instead.
- The numpy.histogram normed argument is deprecated. It was deprecated previously, but no warning was issued.
- The positive operator (+) applied to non-numerical arrays is deprecated. See below for details.
- Passing an iterator to the stack functions is deprecated
Expired deprecations:
- NaT comparisons now return False without a warning, finishing a deprecation cycle begun in NumPy 1.11.
- np.lib.function_base.unique was removed, finishing a deprecation cycle begun in NumPy 1.4. Use numpy.unique instead.
- multi-field indexing now returns views instead of copies, finishing a deprecation cycle begun in NumPy 1.7. The change was previously attempted in NumPy 1.14 but reverted until now.
- np.PackageLoader and np.pkgload have been removed. These were deprecated in 1.10, had no tests, and seem to no longer work in 1.15.
Future changes:
NumPy 1.17 will drop support for Python 2.7
更新時間：2019-01-09
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New general features:
- Greatly improved the speed of opening very large files without using temporary files
- Greatly improved the speed of changing line-wrap mode using multi-threading
- The new version allows you to assign shortcuts for CSV cell selection mode related commands separately from other commands. The default CSV keyboard shortcuts include the F2 key for the Edit Cell command, Ctrl+Right/Left/Up/Down keys for Right/Left/Top/Bottom Edge commands, and Ctrl+Shift+Right/Left/Up/Down keys for Right/Left/Top/Bottom Edge Extend commands
- The new version allows you to filter with an empty string while Match Whole String is enabled in the Advanced Filter dialog box
- The new version allows you to abort advanced filters without dismissing the Advanced Filter dialog box. Replaced the Clear and Cancel buttons with Abort and Close buttons in the Advanced Filter dialog box
- In the new version, right-clicking on an empty line or cell and selecting the Filter or Filter in Column command from the context menu will set an empty string as a filter if Match Whole String is enabled
- The new version allows you to press the Enter key to insert a newline in multiple selection mode
- New default shortcut keys include Alt+Ctrl+Right/Left/Up/Down keys to extend vertical selection (Char Right/Left/Up/Down Extend)
New Options:
- Added the Use Current Environment Variables check box to the External Tool Properties dialog box
- Added the Restart Numbering at Discontinuous Lines check box to the Insert Numbering dialog box
New Commands:
- Right Edge (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Left Edge (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Top Edge (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Bottom Edge (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Right Edge Extend (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Left Edge Extend (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Top Edge Extend (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Bottom Edge Extend (Cell Selection Mode Only)
- Char Right Extend (Vertical Mode)
- Char Left Extend (Vertical Mode)
- Line Up Extend (Vertical Mode)
- Line Down Extend (Vertical Mode)
更新時間：2019-01-07
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Added:
- Support for Autoprefixer grids
Updated:
- Autoprefixer 9.4.4
- Kit 0.11.0
- Less 3.9.0
- Pug 2.0.3
- Node Sass 4.11.0
更新時間：2019-01-04
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更新時間：2018-12-19
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What's new in this version:
New General Features:
- Added the ability to find, replace, find in files, replace in files, and filter with a number range expression. To use a number range in Find, Replace, Find in Files, Replace in Files, or Advanced Filter dialog box, select Number Range from the Mode drop-down list box. To use a number range in Find, Replace, FindInFiles, ReplaceInFiles, or Filter macros, include the eeExFindNumberRange flag in the ExFlags parameter
- The number range is expressed in interval notation
- Added the ability to use JavaScript as a replacement expression when using regular expression or number range to replace. For converting replace expressions, EmEditor uses Chakra (JScript v11) for improved speed. Because this engine is seperate from the macro environment, various objects used for macros are not available for replace expressions
- Improved the speed while editing a document containing very long lines
- Improved the speed when many regular expression highlight keywords or markers are defined
- Added the /xnr option to the command line options
New Options:
- Added the Optimization page to the Customize dialog box
- Added the Enter Number Range dialog box
- Added the Mode drop-down list box to the Find, Replace, Find in Files, Replace in Files, and Advanced Filter dialog box
- Added the Use Number Range button to the Find and Filter toolbars
New Commands:
- Customize Optimization
- Clear Markers for Saved Lines
- Filter Out in Column
- Use Number Range (Find toolbar)
- Use Number Range (Filter toolbar)
- Remove Leading Spaces
- Remove Trailing Spaces
Plug-in API New Features:
- Added the FLAG_FIND_NUMBER_RANGE flag to the FILTER_INFO_EX structure (Editor_Filter inline function) and FIND_REPLACE_INFO structure
Macro New Features:
- Added eeExFindNumberRange to the ExFlags parameter of the Filter method of the Document object, the Find and Replace methods of the Selection object, and the
- FindInFiles and ReplaceInFiles methods of the Editor object
- Added the ExtractColumns method to the Document object
更新時間：2018-12-06
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- New hidden features and magic buttons for Iris
- Fixed a couple of bugs with performance and activation
更新時間：2018-11-20
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- First, a quick look back. In the year since Pinegrow Web Editor 4 was released, we had 10 strong updates with features like Smart WordPress Actions and powerful Visual CSS Grid Editor.
- A note about upgrades to Pinegrow 5: if your license is eligible for free updates (one year after the license purchase and renewal, or as long as subscription is active) you get all Pinegrow Web Editor updates for free, including Pinegrow 5.
- With Pinegrow 5 we focus on improving the workflow of dealing with HTML layout and CSS styling. We even created a feature called “Focus on”. “Focus on…” lets us isolate an element on the page and deal with just this element instead of the whole page. That’s very useful on complex HTML layouts. “Focus on…” command is available in the top toolbar, on the element context menu or with the shortcut CMD+F (CTRL+F on Windows/Linux).
A couple of things happen when we Focus on an element:
The Tree panel displays the structure of the focused element, with all its children nodes collapsed (only the top most level is expanded):
Drag & drop on the page deals only with top level children of the element. For example, grabbing anything within the element will grab the top level child:
- Similarly, dropping an element from the Library panel will place the element on the top level of the focused element
- That’s very handy for dealing with the top level structure of the focused element without worrying that we’ll drop something in the wrong place
If we want more control over drag & drop placement, we can expand relevant nodes in the Tree panel and use it for dropping or rearranging elements:
The “Focus on” menu also contains a shortcut to focusing on the Page layout of the Body element:
The Focus bar also lists the elements that can be inserted into the focused element, if available:
- To exit the “Focus on” mode click on the close icon in the Focus bar or select Clear from the Focus menu
- Improved CSS Styling
- Starting from Pinegrow 3 it has been possible to style elements with inline styles (with HTML element style attribute)
- The benefit of inline styles is that we can jump straight into styling an element, without thinking about classes, ids and CSS rules
- But eventually, all inline styles should be transferred into proper CSS rules. That’s hard to do if inline styles are scattered around the page
- Pinegrow 5 has a solution for that
- Working with inline styles
First, the Style panel now clearly indicates when inline styles are used:
Second, the Quick Create CSS Rule tool offers to transfer the inline styles into a newly created CSS rule:
And the Tree panel shows the style icon next to elements with inline styles. Clicking on the style icon in the Tree jumps straight into Style editor for that element:
The Tree panel filter can be used to only display elements with inline styles:
- With these tools we have the best of both worlds: the freedom to directly style with inline styles and the systematic process for creating CSS rules for those styles
- And some might ask: Why not have a feature that would automatically save all inline styles on the page as CSS rules
- It would be easy for Pinegrow to go through the page and store all inline styles into CSS classes like .rule1, .rule2…
- Although it sounds useful, such feature would lead to messy CSS code. Creating maintainable CSS structure requires strategic thinking about properly naming and organizing CSS rules. That’s not something that an app can do for you
- Creating clean and maintainable code is the top goal and quality of Pinegrow Web Editor. We don’t want to introduce any feature that would go against this
- Other styling improvements
There are more styling improvements worth mentioning:
Stylesheets and their CSS rules can be hidden in the Active Style panel by clicking on the Hide stylesheet icon next to the stylesheet name:
- Before, the “Ignore in Active” function was only available from the Stylesheets menu
Text indent control was added to the Text section of the CSS Visual Editor:
“Customize variable” command (for SASS and LESS files) will ask for the new value if the default value uses a custom function:
This avoids breaking SASS/LESS files with functions that are not yet defined in the section where custom variables are defined:
- Pinegrow uses CSS Autoprefixer when compiling SASS and LESS files. Now you can control the Autoprefixer configuration in the Settings dialog. This feature is for advanced users, most users can just leave the autoprefixer settings as they are
- The Project panel
- Note, the Project panel is a Pinegrow PRO feature
Now, we can drag images, stylesheets and scripts from the Project panel to the page. Draggable files have a Drag icon displayed next to their names:
- Dragging an image inserts the image to the selected place on the page or in the Tree
Dropping an image on an existing image on the page replaces that image:
- Dragging a stylesheet (.css file) to the page appends the stylesheet to the page
- Doing that with a Javascript (.js) script file will insert the script to the footer of the page
Image previews in the Project panel now also display the dimensions and size of images:
- And using the search in the Project panel expands all folders with matched files
- The Tree panel
The Tree panel got a “Filter” function that lets us display only elements with inline styles, images, texts, links, components or WordPress actions:
The filter works alongside the existing search function that lets us search with strings and CSS selectors:
- Other improvements
- Use arrow keys to select elements
- UP_KEY selects the parent element
- DOWN_KEY selects the first child element
- LEFT_KEY selects the previous element
- RIGHT_KEY selects the next element
- Use SHIFT_KEY with LEFT_KEY and RIGHT_KEY keys to select a range of elements
- Selecting a duplicated element
- A duplicated element is now automatically selected, if the Duplicate command was run on a selected element
- Element dimensions in pixels are shown when an element is selected or hovered with the mouse pointer
- Clicking on a image in the Unsplash photo browser replaces the currently selected image
- Use “Clear code” icon in Insert code in the Library panel to clear the code from the editor
- Page and project thumbnails are now turned off by default on Linux because on Linux, generating thumbnails requires briefly showing a second window. You can turn them on in the Options menu on the Start screen