2.0.2: * Modified ReadMe.txt to include the latest info on the Xcode 3.2 conflict * Include a link to Andre Simon's page with previews of color styles 2.0.1: * Corrected build of Highlight to run on Leopard. * Stop redirecting stdout of colorize.sh to stdin. Error output will appear in the console instead of the preview. * Added qlcc_debug option. To enable, use: defaults write org.n8gray.qlcolorcode qlcc_debug 1 To disable, use: defaults delete org.n8gray.qlcolorcode qlcc_debug 2.0: * Added a note about conflict with Xcode 3.2's source code QL plugin. If you're having problems with QLCC on Snow Leopard please read it! * Fixed a bug that caused QLCC to fail on files whose names contained '%'. * Added support for Scala, Groovy, Interactive Data Language, and Coldfusion * Upgrade highlight from 2.6.6 to 2.12 -- This was long overdue. It's nice not to have to patch highlight anymore! * Removed customized .css language definition -- it was fixed upstream. * Build for x86_64 in addition to i386 and ppc 1.1: * Enabled "safe" plain-text handling. In other words, files like foo.txt will be supported, but not files without extensions. The only way to handle extensionless files is to handle *everything*. This can be done, but it requires a more defensive style of operation. * Added support for "textEncoding" option to set encoding for highlight portion of renderer, with default UTF-8. * Added support for "webkitTextEncoding" option to set encoding for webkit portion of renderer, with default UTF-8. * Added support for .cs, .el, .jnlp (xml), .e (eiffel), and .vb * Fixed support for verilog files 1.0: * Hopefully fixed the crasher bug by keeping us single-threaded * Added Actionscript, Lisp, IDL, Verilog, VHDL, XHTML (any others I forgot?) * Added .cls and .sty as LaTeX extensions * Added maxFileSize option to keep us from hanging on huge files. 0.4: * Added Tcl, Lua, and JSP support * Can now configure appearance with "defaults write org.n8gray.QLColorCode ..." commands * Improved OCaml, C/C++ and Obj-C modes. 0.3: * Ensure highlight is compiled as a universal binary * If highlight fails to colorize a file render it as plain text * Added .command as an alternate extension for shell scripts * Added .mll and .mly extensions for OCaml * Include customized .css and .c language definition files * Created a slateGreen theme that matches my editor colors. :-) 0.2: * Switched from Pygments to Highlight. This should increase speed *and* language coverage. * Added thumbnailing support * Changed .tex UTI to agree with TeXShop's. * (Try to) let the system pick a different plugin if ours fails * Added UTIs for .css, .sql, .erl, and .sml 0.1: Initial release