Release Notes: This release adds support for IPv6 address manipulation to the "ip()" function as well as adding support for intelligent Undo and Redo buffers for Snippets. A couple of bugs were also evicted from this release.
Release Notes: This release adds a few minor bugfixes and cosmetic enhancements and a new feature to bookmark frequently-used DataTemplates.
Release Notes: This release contains some enhancements as well as some bugfixes. The notable changes include support for template comments, which aren't seen in the generated output, the ability to include external files in your template, and some additional JavaScript helper functions for manipulating IP addresses. A couple of nasty little bugs have also been squashed in this release.
Release Notes: There are minor changes in this release as well as some cosmetic enhancements. The "Generate Output" dialog has been updated to no longer require complicated JavaScript to limit the output scope. In addition to this, the code has been streamlined to reduce the amount of anonymous inner classes.
Release Notes: This release contains a new feature which allows you to create "Snippets" which can be re-used multiple times in the same template. It also provides a feature which allows you to intelligently highlight text which is delimited by whitespace. A few bugs were also exterminated in this release, as well as a JRE 1.8 issue which was identified on a preview build.
Release Notes: This is another major update where upgrading is highly recommended. This release concentrates on performance and usability, with a tenfold improvement in template processing and syntax highlighting. In additional to many bugfixes, it also adds support for a "Console" tab, as well as some custom JavaScript functions that can be used in templates.
Release Notes: This release is a major update and contains bugfixes and enhancements. Some of the highlights include intelligent selection of code blocks based on indentation, the ability to specify criteria to only select certain records, missing field highlighting, a new generate output dialog, persistent history, and match case support in the find and replace dialog.
Release Notes: This release is mostly comprised of bugfixes and cosmetic enhancements. The cosmetic enhancements are mostly centered around keyboard shortcuts and trying to make it look less ugly on Mac OS. Many bugs were hurt in the process of making this release.
Release Notes: This release contains some big enhancements in the way that dynamic code is parsed due to discovering an issue in the parsing of a specific construct. The output generation class has been completely rewritten to use a SwingWorker and JProgressBar to give a visual representation of progress to the user.