0.9.x Some tips:
* Using complete modules hilighting doesn't introduce any performance hit
* A new ultrafast mode available. This mode disables folding, but enables the edition of very big sourcecode files at nearly 0 CPU cost.
* BLIde now remembers all opened documents and cursor possitions when a project is re-loaded.
* New utlity that fixes spaces, comas, etc in expressions to make your code more readable. By default it is enabled on the preferences dialog.
* New option to convert $, %, @, # to its data type name :String, :Int, :Float, etc. By default it is enabled on the prefences dialog.
* Blide plus suported file formats: PHP, INI, Assembler, Python, J#, Javascript, VB Script, Html, Xml, C, C++, LUA etc.
Not real 'BIG' differences if your compuler was running 0.8.x fast. The real improvement will come in next version, with a very big change in the code analizer window.
Remember that if you decide to switch to 0.9.4 C version, you will have to uninstall previously any previous version of BLIde. Deleting installation folder is not necesary if you want to keep your settings.
One of the diferences is that the new version only allows 2 split views of the same document, as oposite to the 4 split views available on the 0.8.x versions.
* Using complete modules hilighting doesn't introduce any performance hit
* A new ultrafast mode available. This mode disables folding, but enables the edition of very big sourcecode files at nearly 0 CPU cost.
* BLIde now remembers all opened documents and cursor possitions when a project is re-loaded.
* New utlity that fixes spaces, comas, etc in expressions to make your code more readable. By default it is enabled on the preferences dialog.
* New option to convert $, %, @, # to its data type name :String, :Int, :Float, etc. By default it is enabled on the prefences dialog.
* Blide plus suported file formats: PHP, INI, Assembler, Python, J#, Javascript, VB Script, Html, Xml, C, C++, LUA etc.
Not real 'BIG' differences if your compuler was running 0.8.x fast. The real improvement will come in next version, with a very big change in the code analizer window.
Remember that if you decide to switch to 0.9.4 C version, you will have to uninstall previously any previous version of BLIde. Deleting installation folder is not necesary if you want to keep your settings.
One of the diferences is that the new version only allows 2 split views of the same document, as oposite to the 4 split views available on the 0.8.x versions.