All releases of Arcadia
Release Notes: Bugs have been fixed. There are some aesthetic enhancements.
Release Notes: This release adds some new features. Many bugs are fixed. The ability to open more than one instance of "Editor" and hide the tabs has been added.
Release Notes: Many bugs are fixed. Initial basic support has been added for other languages (Python and Java).
Release Notes: Bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: Bugs that occurred in the case of a Ruby 1.8 environment have been fixed. The maximized state saving of the main window is supported.
Release Notes: Bugs were fixed. In the editor, a button was added for closing the current tab, a menu button was added for quick file selection, and "Edit/Prettify Current" now works.
Release Notes: Improvements: many bugfixes, a new default theme (dark), auto-hide scrollbar, and auto-post menu . This release adds a process monitor (possible to kill a running sub-process) and the first release of configurable runners management (the ability to choose a runner for the current file).
Release Notes: Bugs were fixed. The splash screen is hidden on the gems wizard. Keybinding configuration support was added. New items were added to the Edit menu: "Redo", "Select all", "Invert selection", "Uppercase", and "Lowercase". Dynamic resizing of the line numbers frame was added to the editor.
Release Notes: This release adds ack in files: similar to "search in files" using the ack utility. It ports Ruby 1.9, has some bugfixes, remembers the window size/position, can show/hide toolbar preferences, and can use the layout from the previous run. The editor will remember the last file you were editing, with editing location on startup. There is a new highlight engine based on coderay. Other kinds of file are now supported (ERB, RHTML, and Java). Auto-completion of the current word based on words within the current window has been added. An escape key shortcut and outline synchronization have been added.
Release Notes: A project drawer has been added. ae-file-history: a tree will "auto expand" if it only has one child, and what "sync" means is better described. ae-search-in-files :you don't have to click on one of the search entries to be able to use the mouse scroll wheel to scroll up and down. ae-editor: auto-completion of the current word based on words within the current window (also like textmate's hitting escape). A "ctrl +o" shortcut that opens the filesystem dialog in the directory of the current file. commons: "do you want to exit" is optional.
