Software Update: EditBone 12.4.1

Version 12.4.1 of EditBone has been released. EditBone is an open source and lightweight text editor with extensive features, which is of particular interest to software developers. For example, there are syntax highlighting for more than fifty scripting and programming languages, macros and vertical selection blocks. Furthermore, the program can compare files. In version 10, the program has been given a new look, there are separate downloads for 32bit and 64bit environments and SynEdit has been replaced by a self-developed component that offers better possibilities for the future. The program is under active development and a new version with minor improvements is released every few days. The changelog for the past few versions looks like this:

Changes in version 12.4.1

• Fixed search

Changes in version 12.4.0

• Added fold/unfold code folding feature
• Optimized memory consumption and document loading speed
• Added secondary short cut (Ctrl+Delete) for delete word
• Refactored search
• Fixed Search items dialog
• Fixed UTF-8 detection
• fixed clipboard
• Fixed title bar popups
• Fixed color files
• fixed language files

Changes in version 12.3.1

• Fixed line break
• Fixed search highlighting
• fixed language files

Changes in version 12.3.0

• Added Triangle code folding mark style
• Added Show tree line code folding option
• Fixed past end of line scroll option
• Fixed search
• Fixed select all in column mode
• Fixed Windows 2000 support
• fixed language files

Changes in version 12.2.3

• Fixed horizontal scrolling
• Fixed column mode selection painting

EditBone 10.0, click on the image for a larger version.