Releases: niosus/EasyClangComplete
Releases · niosus/EasyClangComplete
Version 3.5.1
- new setting:
progress_style
allows user to pick progress style from:- "ColorSublime"
- "Moon"
Version 3.5.0
- fix bug in clang 4.0 python bindings so you can use it now 🍾🎉🎉🎉🍾.
- progress indicator is now neater and smaller and will not be shown for the
files that this plugin does not run on. - introduced an optional new setting:
libclang_path
.- you don't need this if everything is working for you already.
- otherwise, if you know where your libclang library lies, you can set it.
Version 3.4.2
- fix progress animation thread breaking sublime text, fix #220
Version 3.4.1
Bug fixes and improvements
- add "ready" status message
- set ECC status message to appear on the left
- catch a rare crash when removing progress animation thread
Version 3.4.0
Bug fixes and improvements
- add progress indicator to show that the plugin is working
- fix losing translation unit on file save. This reduces processing time when
the file is saved by more than 2x. You should feel a speedup! 🏃💨 - install message is now written in reStructuredText and not in Markdown.
This message too.
Version 3.3.4
Bug fixes and improvements
- fix regression for apple-clang 8.0.0, issue #217
Version 3.3.3
Bug fixes and improvements
- hide
#pragme once in main file
warning - thanks to @cpagravel we now find a better libclang library in Linux
- allow using clang 4.0
- allow using apple-clang 8.1 and 8.2
- better error message when using unsupported apple-clang version
Version 3.3.2
Bug fixes and improvements
- Make every action of the plugin use a custom thread pool. Before some parts would use the sublime text internal worker thread. Now everything spawns a separate thread from a pool. Please report if you see regressions.
- Fix blocking other plugins when running long cmake operation.
Version 3.3.1
Bug fixes
- Version 3.3.0 introduced a crash for those who don't use libclang.
- This update fixes the issue
- Core organization improvements
Version 3.3.0
New feature! Yay!
- @simia added function and variable definition popup on mouse hover.
- Just hover your mouse over a function to see its signature + short comments
if present. Only works with whenuse_libclang
= "true".