#Gazer Release Notes
1.2.5
Bug fixes:- Fixes a potential crash of the app when running MultiMarkdown if certain conditions are met
Internal markup parser
Textile:
- Improved recognition of bold (both types), italic (both types), underline, strikethrough, superscript and subscript markup and their encapsulated variants
- Styles in {} e.g. in spans and other elements are now recognized and converted
MultiMarkdown:
- Support for abbreviations (acronyms) [MMD v6 Syntax]
- Support for superscript and subscript text
- Minor adjustment of the display order for footnotes and bibliography so that they are consistent with the original MultiMarkdown
- Bibliography markup conversion completely rewritten to better match the original MultiMarkdown
BBCode:
- Extended support for uppercase tags
- Other minor internal improvements
Smark:
- Small font markup implemented
- Various internal adjustments and improvements
- Fixes minor conversion errors of thead and tfoot with styles
- Fixes a bug in list detection where certain text sequences were incorrectly recognized as a list
1.2.4
Note:#Gazer requires at least macOS 10.13 or newer as of this version
Improvements:
- improvements when setting up your own PHP interpreter
Markup parser:
Smark bug fixes:
- fixes a bug in the transformation of span, div, para and code tags with additional attributes if these markers are followed by a line break
- fixes a bug in the conversion of lists that contain sublists
MultiMarkdown bug fixes:
- when converting the {{TOC}} markup, incorrect compilations occurred under certain circumstances
Markdown, MarkdownExtra, MultiMarkdown bug fixes:
- fixes a bug in the handling of code blocks where markup was converted within the code block
1.2.3
New:- new, additional option for the internal markup parser to create HTML5 compliant markup tags on empty elements (img, br, hr)
Improvements:
- preferences for setting up the MultiMarkdown tool adjusted to meet the new requirements
Internal Markup Parser
Improvements:
Textile:
- improvements in the handling of attributes for block elements
MultiMarkdown:
- adjusted display for footnotes, they are now displayed superscripted and without brackets
- adjusted display for citations, which correspond to the current MultiMarkdown representation
Bug fixes:
MultiMarkdown:
- fixes a bug when using the citation markup, which causes the app to crash under certain circumstances
Textile:
- fixes a bug when using markup attributes that causes the app to crash under certain circumstances
- fixes a bug with the conversion of citation markup that led to incorrect display under certain conditions
1.2.2
General improvements:- MultiMarkdown, when a custom parser should be activated, the internal parser, when activated, caused a conflict. So, instead of using the custom parser, the internal parser was used. For MultiMarkdown it is now the case that the custom parser always has always priority over the other options
MultiMarkdown improvements:
- {{TOC}} markup for generating a table of contents is now supported, as well the {{TOC:2-3}} and {{TOC:3}} extended variants
Markdown, MarkdownExtra, MultiMarkdown enhancements:
- heading tags with additional attributes are no longer enclosed by p tags
Textile improvements:
- additional markup for IDs and classes can now also be provided to inline markup
- CAPS detection improved, possible CAPS within HTML tags (attributes) are no longer incorrectly converted
- table. markup is now also supported
- improved processing of attributes for block markup
- fixes a bug with the padding-right attribute in block markup
Smark bug fixes:
- fixes a problem where under certain circumstances some special elements are stripped out and do not give a correct result
- fixes a problem with the code tag that caused it not to render properly
1.2.1
Improvements:- internal Textile parser: attributes can now be added to caption, head and foot elements for tables
- internal Markdown, MarkdownExtra and MultiMarkdown parser: the pipe character (|) can now be escaped by \|.
- internal MultiMarkdown parser: can now add a [Caption element] to the end of tables
Bug fixes:
- internal Markdown, MultiMarkdown and MarkdownExtra parser: fixes a bug that could cause #Gazer to hang or display no formatted output for numbered lists when using tab characters
- internal textile parser: fixes a bug that prevented headings from being written across multiple lines
- internal Textile parser: fixes a bug that led to the creation of br-tags in table structures under certain circumstances
- internal Textile parser: fixes a table conversion error that could cause the conversion to abort
- internal Smark parser: fixes a problem with anchor links
- internal MarkdownExtra and MultiMarkdown parser: resolves an error, where in certain table formats all elements were formatted as headers
- internal MarkdownExtra and MultiMarkdown parser: fixes a bug, where an additional empty column is incorrectly added for certain tables
- internal MarkdownExtra and MultiMarkdown parser: fixes a bug with colspan-formatting
1.2.0
New:- new internal markup interpreter with improvements for all Markup languages supported by #Gazer
Bug fixes:
- fixes a bug in #Gazer Preferences that caused some texts and labels to be displayed in the wrong language
1.1.1
New:- new preferences setting for using your own PHP interpreter
Improvements:
- various minor adjustments to the user interface
1.1.0
New:- #Gazer now natively supports Apple Silicon-processors
Improvements:
- various internal adjustments and updates
- some user interface changes for macOS Big Sur
- Critic Markup Preferences text adjusted
1.0.2
New:- Swift-based markup converter engine
Updated:
- Smark parser updated
- Textile parser updated
Improvements:
- Various internal improvements
- Preferences some visual adjustments
- Help system new display foundation
1.0.1
Bug Fixes:- fixes an issue displaying MultiMarkdown-documents
1.0.0
Initial first regular release
Changes since Beta 2
Improvements:
- #Gazer now uses the dark mode of Mojave natively
- CSS files are sorted alphabetically in the menu in newer macOS versions
- small pictures are no longer enlarged to the full window size
- open txt files via the dock icon and other apps
- made minor improvements to the interface of the preferences
- more straightforward behavior when opening Textbundle- and Textpack- files, the requirement of directory monitoring and setting a base URL is unnecessary in these cases and is therefore hidden
- help revised
- Smark parser updated
- slight improvements to the interface of the preferences
1.0.0 Beta 2
Updated:- #Gazer natively supports Mojave’s Dark Mode
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed bug when loading German help under Mojave
- Spelling mistakes in German preferences fixed
1.0.0 Beta 1
- Initial release