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inform-mode 1.6.2 (2013-10-10)
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Features
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* Added option inform-indent-semicolon
This will govern indentation of semicolons on lines of their own as
per a request from Dave Robinson. The default behaviour, as in
previous versions, is to indent the semicolon to match the current
syntax. If inform-indent-semicolon is set to nil then the semicolon
will not be indented.
Other changes
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* Add autoload hints for mode (thanks to Reuben Thomas for the patch)
* Source code available on github
* Docstrings cleanup
* Added a note for XEmacs users regarding extra packages
* Tested on Emacs 24.3
inform-mode 1.6.1 (2012-10-23)
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Other changes
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* Minor changes to header for ELPA package format compatibility.
* Tested on Emacs 24.2
inform-mode 1.6.0 (2012-05-01)
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Features
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* Can now use customize to edit preferences
* Improved tags generation to match directives and objects
declared with class name
* Added a Makefile and documentation to make installation easier
Bug fixes
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* Added missing Inform keywords, directives and properties
* Fixed font-lock error with multiple keywords, eg 'else return'
* Fixed byte-compile errors and warnings
* Fixed bug in next-error on Emacs (22+)
Other changes
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* Adopted GPL version 3
* Added README, NEWS and AUTHORS files to distribution
* Simplified handling of regexps
* Tested on recent versions of Emacs (22/23) and XEmacs (21.4)
* Improved website http://www.rupert-lane.org/inform-mode/
inform-mode 1.5.8 (2002-09-03)
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Features
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* inform-run-project (C-c C-c) runs an interpreter on the z-code
file for the current project. This allows you to test games from
within the development environment.
Bug fixes
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* Don't fontify semicolon after keyword.
* Fontify double-quoted dictionary words properly.
* Expand filenames sent to inform-project-file-list.
* inform-retagify should now work on NT systems.
* Don't move point unnecessarily in inform-indent-line.
Other changes
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* inform-convert-old-format: obsolete function removed
inform-mode 1.5.7 (2002-04-02)
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Bug fixes
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* Fixed bug in fontification on GNU Emacs 21
inform-mode 1.5.6 (2000-12-17)
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Bug fixes
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* Recognise 'private' keyword
* Fontify object name after '->' properly
* Fontify dictionary words containing '-' properly
* Fontify 1-character dictionary words properly
* Fontify 'with name' properly
* Correct fontification of char before attribute/property name
* Allow imenu to recognize objects with -> in their header
inform-mode 1.5.5 (2000-09-04)
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Bug fixes
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* Strings with '^' and '//' are now fontified properly
* Non-directives ending with directive names (eg 'JObject') are
now fontified properly
* Comment line-up (ie with inform-comments-line-up-p non-nil) is
no longer confused by '!' in code
* Multi-line switch labels indented properly
* Indentation of multi-line strings now handled by
inform-strings-line-up-p
inform-mode 1.5.4 (2000-07-04)
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Bug fixes
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* Dictionary words are now fontified using
inform-dictionary-word-face, as font-lock-constant-face is not
available on all Emacsen.
* Actions (eg ##Examine) are indented properly.
inform-mode 1.5.3 (2000-05-23)
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Bug fixes
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* Dictionary words are fontified using font-lock-constant-face.
inform-mode 1.5.2 (1999-12-15)
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Features
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* You can now spell-check all double-quoted strings in the buffer
using the keystroke 'C-c C-s' (inform-spell-check-buffer). This
assumes that you have the GNU 'ispell' program on your system.
* If you set the variable 'inform-comments-line-up-p' to non-NIL,
comments spread out over several lines will start on the same
column as the first comment line.
Bug fixes
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* Objects that start with a class line should now be indented
properly.
* '#ifdef'/'#endif' blocks should be indented properly.
* Indentation bug in first property of class or object fixed.
inform-mode 1.5.1 (1999-12-05)
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Bug fixes
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* Byte-compilation should work on GNU Emacs.
* Indentation bug in first property of class or object fixed.
inform-mode 1.5.0 (1999-11-27)
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Features
--------
* Understands all Inform 6.21 directives and library 6/10 attributes and
properties.
* Font locking for Inform routine code as well as object/class
definitions.
* New keywords can be added easily as font locking regexps are
calculated at mode eval time.
* Tags files can now be created on non-Unix platforms.
* More object and routine definitions are now identified properly
when creating tage files.
Bug fixes
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* Indents if-else blocks correctly,
* inform-indent-line (TAB) moves point in a similar way to other
major modes.
* When filling strings, backslashes are no longer added.
inform-mode 1.1b1 (1999-11-17)
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Beta version by Mike Fessler
inform-mode 1.0 (1996-05-02)
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Initial version by Gareth Rees
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