Atom 1.38.0 released, Atom is designed for programmers GitHub launched a cross-platform text editor. It has a simple and intuitive graphical user interface, and there are many interesting features: support for CSS, HTML and JavaScript and other web programming language that supports macros, auto-complete split-screen function, integrated file manager.
Significant changes in this version include:
- # 18 471 - Switch Note the cursor position
- # 19136 - "Open File" in the existing window
- # 19138 - Calculate env variable from the start when the desktop Atom
- # 18499 - Support contentRegex for TextMate syntax
- # 19206 - When calling activate (), the flag is set to focus panel
- # 19192 - Fixed reset-font-size
- # 18705 - Enable the option to accept autoFocus pane to pay attention to the elements created
- # 19231 - Skip Development Mode window select an existing window opening operation
- # 19272 - Improved positioning when opening files online
- # 19280 - When atom.open () fix it when there is no argument
- # 19 279 - Improved handling ERB and EJS in the comment character
- # 19 354 - in a prompt
config.onDidChangebefore restarting the callback, waiting to load configuration file - Atom / Fuzzy-Finder # 383 - the correct processing results from multiple similar items
- Atom / Fuzzy-Finder # 385 - navigate to the line, the cursor position to ensure centering
- Atom / markdown-preview # 559 - stop using the roaster render markdown
- Atom / Tree View-# 1180 is - for moving the UI add conflicting entries
- Atom / Language-Go # 156 - added support for Go module and the checksum file
- Atom / HTML Language-# 227 - Comments EJS improve the processing and ERB
- Atom / Hyperlink-Language # 27 - allows a single matching parens
- Atom / JavaScript Language-# 644 - permit folding switch_default
- Atom / Language-json # 68 - Add tree-sitter json syntax
- Atom / # 73 is JSON-Language - string and link range is
"added range - Atom / Python Language-# 288 - to expand the scope of the syntax tree sitter
- Atom / Python Language-# 297 - marking the formal arguments in the syntax tree-sitter
- Atom / Python-Language # 298 - tokenize subclass list name syntax tree-sitter
- Atom / Python-Language # 300 - if statement permit folding or else in the absence of elif