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1.16
- fixed build issues on debian unstable (ncurses opaque mode)
- fixed various build warnings
- fixed various autotools warnings
- fixed ascii mode character error
- added explicit sys/time.h include
- limit reply lengths
1.15
- file type descriptions
- multi-byte editing (press 2 or 4)
- case insensitive search
- better backspace support
- improved large-file support
- units (K,M,G) support for jump command
- -L / --length option
- -n / --nofollow if --enable-nofollow configure option used (pretty useless)
1.14
- experimental largefile support
- --hex command line option
- little interface fix for cygwin
1.13
- binary editing (bit toggling)
- minor interface improvments
1.12
- read from stdin
- fix for searching for values greater than 127 (duh!)
- ^W added for search to be like pico (thought it was like that already)
- ^H added for deleting input (should I be looking up the configured
key from the env?)
- minor fix in spacing
- fixed bug when doing a repeat search by entering an empty string.
- dump progress
- --start fix
1.11
- ^c handling (you can cancel when asked for input)
- ^o save message :-)
- --readonly option
- --start option
- preview mode (nice idea, but came out ugly, but have left it in anyway)
- added extended ascii character display (also ugly!)
- interface tidying
- new keypresses!
- more beeping on errors (can't remember what specifically)
- ported to c
- bit of code refactoring
- added proper 'missing', 'install-sh' and 'mkinstalldirs' needed for RPM
making. (not that I actually make one, but in case you do. Thanks to
Dennis Bjorklund for info.
1.10
- Fixed serious dump bug, where it would dump to the input file, overwriting
its contents as it went.
1.09
- Compiling with g++ 3.2 gave me a good screenful or two about some
iostream deprectation, so all IO is now done with stdio (probably
faster anyway)
- Fixed bug with files whose size could not be obtained (devices etc).
- Ignoring of ^C to prevent accidental quitting (see TODO)
- Added configure script.
1.08
- Added "repeat previous search" on R
- Added handling of invalid digits when inputting numbers
- Added checking for out-of-range inputs
1.07
- Fixed some major search bugs (Thanks to Keith Williams for pointing them
out)
- Added ^L refresh
- Added a very simple man page
1.06
- Now a previous search string for each column
- Improved error message when file could not be 'stat'ed
- Pressing 'f' (find) now does search too
1.05
- Fixed bug with toggling dec/hex mode on large files
- Now checks if the argument is a directory. Before it would try and open
the directory as a file and wouldn't do much.
- On files where the file size could not be obtained (devices etc). offset
column is now set to big
1.04
- Made jump-to code more efficient - On large files it was taking a couple of
seconds to jump from start to end
1.03
- Fixed problem where screen wouldn't be redrawn after a resize
- Tidied up redraw when resize takes place with cursor near EOF
- Improved makefile's make install option. (I was using cp and chmod because
I didn't know the install command :-) )
1.02
- Fixed bug when using jump to end
1.01
- Added <stdlib.h> for similar reasons as below
1.00
- Same as 0.92, but decided it was ready for 1.00, as I can't
be bothered to do any of the ideas at the moment. Only change
was adding <string.h> to includes, because on my system it was
getting included through another header. I tried building on
another system and string.h wasn't getting included so needed
to be explicitly included.
0.92
- Support for read-only files.
- Beeping when cursor is at a boundary, or when trying to
edit a readonly file
0.91
- Search strings can now be entered in any of the bases
0.90
- First release to celebrate(?) it getting on sourceforge
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