Release Notes: This latest release expands the search command to allow case insensitive searches and glob-like searches using the ^, $, *, and ? special characters. The search mode is easily toggled by using the ^Q key. The code has been verified to run on the Raspberry Pi's ARM architecture.
Release Notes: A bugfix when replacing a string, like abcd to abcde. A bugfix when searching for a word under the cursor when the window was shifted left. A new command "run" to run an external Unix program using the current line or marked lines as an input to the external program and then substitute the output of the external program for the current line or marked lines. Essentially, this allows an external program to act as a filter for a piece of the file. A complimentary command "unrun" was added to restore the input lines deleted by the run command.
Release Notes: This release fixes a crash which occurred when cutting lines across the top of the window boundary. This is the only change.
Release Notes: This release adds a new "repl /xxx/yy/" command to globally replace strings. It fixes a minor nuisance of hitting escape by accident by requiring entering some keys to simulate a multi-byte function key.
Release Notes: A crash or visual corruption that occurred after opening a line under certain circumstances was fixed. Upgrading is recommended.
Release Notes: This release adds a new "range" command to limit the cursor position in a file to some range. It is useful to limit the editor to a block, function, etc. without modifying some other section of the file by accident.
Release Notes: This release will check whether a file is read-only, and if it is, disallow modification. It will copy access mode when saving a modified file. It preserves insertMode and search key in the startup file. It adds an audible bell when an error is made, and adds a variable to control whether it is on or not. It adds a new "match" command to match {}, [], and (). The command jumps the cursor to the matching curly brace, brace, or parenthesis.
Release Notes: The ability to initially open multiple files by specifying multiple files on the command line was added. A bug was fixed where the delete character was not deleting the character if the line had tabs and had not been brought into memory yet. The problem where the file modified flag was not set when cutting marked lines was also fixed.
Release Notes: This release adds the ability to "tag" to a function if a tags file is available. You can also set a TAGPATH environment variable to collect tags from numerous directories. The TAGPATH allows wildcard pattern match for the tail. For example, a TAGPATH of ~/src/*:~/extrasrc would scan all subdirectories of the ~/src directory for a tags file and the single directory ~/extrasrc for a tags file. Tagging allows quick jumping to a function much like vi and emacs. Along with tagging, this release adds the -edit command to unload a file from a window's edit queue. A bug in rectangular cut was fixed as well.
Release Notes: This release adds split and join commands and user definable keys in a .srerc initialization file in the user's home directory. After a few days of use, it seems quite stable.