From ab10720260e2c184b319026da89f4dfd338500bb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Brian Cully Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2008 19:20:20 -0400 Subject: Initial commit --- English.lproj/Moxie Help/pages/whatsnew.html | 83 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 83 insertions(+) create mode 100644 English.lproj/Moxie Help/pages/whatsnew.html (limited to 'English.lproj/Moxie Help/pages/whatsnew.html') diff --git a/English.lproj/Moxie Help/pages/whatsnew.html b/English.lproj/Moxie Help/pages/whatsnew.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b990505 --- /dev/null +++ b/English.lproj/Moxie Help/pages/whatsnew.html @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ + + + + What's New + + + + +

What's new

Since 0.4

A timer hook now fires every second. You can attach to it by adding + a function to :timer-hook.
Telnet DONT and WONT are handled properly now.
The lisp image includes ASDF and CL-PPCRE, so startup times should be faster + if you use CL-PPCRE in your plugins.

+ +

Since 0.3

ANSI color support is now supplied via a built-in plug in.
You can send a lone enter key press.
Telnet protocol support.
You can clear your screen from the plug in interface now. For convenience, + the command "/clear" will clear your screen, as well as the clear + key on the numeric keypad.
Numpad keybindings have been added via a plug in.
Hooks use the results of the previous hook in a mode if applicable now, to + allow for multiple levels of filter feeding off of each other. This does complicate + things a little more, but it also allows hooks to play nice with each other.
Hooks no longer set arbitrary keywords. Those have been replaced by special + variables which will do the right thing, and greatly simplify plugin code.
Attributed strings changed. You can now set multiple attributes across multiple + ranges of the string.

+ +

Since 0.2:

Moxie now scans for plugins in ~/Library/Moxie, and the usual variations + thereof for Network, Local, and System directories.
There's a new package, CLHS-LOOKUP, which will lookup symbols in the CLHS.
The world view is no longer cleared when reconnecting.
Lisp is now initialized at startup time.
The Lisp system is no longer embedded. You can use any CL system you wish + now. The communications channels have become asynchronous, as well. The lisp + system should never hang Moxie again, although it is still required for its + functioning. You can now also use the built-in debugging features of whichever + lisp you choose.
CLISP is now included as the default lisp implementation. You can get more + information on CLISP at the website.
Logging has been moved into a plugin. You can now enable and disable it + from within plugins, and for convenience, the command "/log [filename]" in + a Moxie window will enable logging to FILENAME, if it exists, otherwise it + will toggle logging to the current log file.
The plug in system now defines "keystroke macros" which run when individual + keys are pressed. See the plug in documentation for further details.
Logging can be enabled and disabled from the plug in system.
The status buffer (the text field next to the lag indicator) can now + be set from the plug in system.
World-local variables are now available in the plug in system via the + world-var function. These variables differ depending upon + which world is calling into the plug in, and can be used to keep state + information. See the plug in documentation for further information.
CL-PPCRE moved into the PlugIns directory.
Plug in documentation updated for all exported functions.

+ +

Since 0.1:

Plugin System is here. The plugins are written in Lisp thanks to + ECL. + ASDF and + CL-PPCRE are + also included. See the help file for details.
Help is now available in the standard place. It's pretty empty at + the moment, but includes some pointers on how to get started with the + plugin system. There is also a sample plugin provided in the application + bundle, in the "PlugIns" directory.

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