Notolog

Latest version: v1.0.2

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1.0.2

Added
- Added the index of searched text occurrences within the document, alongside the count of such occurrences. This enhancement provides more detailed search results and helps users locate text more precisely.

Changed
- Extracted SearchForm from the ToolBar class into a separate file and updated relevant lexeme names for case-sensitive search.

Updated
- Updated themes to enhance the document's search field, ensuring compatibility with the new functionality.
- Upgraded the `cryptography` package dependency from version '42.0.7' to '43.0.1' or later to incorporate the latest security improvements.
- Updated tests, particularly for the ToolBar and SearchForm classes.

Fixed
- Adjusted the searched occurrence counter to respond to the case-sensitive search checkbox for accurate results.

1.0.1

Added
- Count occurrences of searched text within a document, display the count in the search field, and enable/disable navigation buttons accordingly.
- Added `get_by_scope()` method to the `Lexemes` class to retrieve all lexemes related to a particular scope.

Changed
- Renamed the lexeme key from 'md_background_color_blockquote_friendly' to 'md_background_color_blockquote_inner', which contains the background color value for inner elements within a blockquote.

Updated
- Modules tabs now respond to language changes in settings by reloading the `settings_dialog` scope.
- Updated the 'Nocturne' theme styles (comments, blockquote inner elements background, and the selected tree element style), along with minor tweaks to other themes.
- Updated tests related to the `Lexemes` class functionality.

Fixed
- Fixed an issue where the Esc-key hidden AI Assistant dialog did not reopen after clicking its button.
- Fixed markdown highlighting for header tags when the header content contains emojis.
- Fixed the potential font size shift of the settings tab widget when changing themes.
- Fixed the persisted code block background color in an open document when changing themes in the settings.

1.0.0

Added
- New dark theme 'Nocturne' for nighttime coders.

Fixed
- Fixed the issue with updating settings group titles during interactive language changes.
- Resolved `pytest` warning regarding the default fixture loop scope in `asyncio`.

Changed
- Updated the approach for assigning styles to settings group titles.

0.9.9

Added
- Notolog is now available for installation via Conda Forge. Installation instructions and a version badge have been added to the `README.md` file.
- Introduced the ability to create a new directory from the file tree context menu.

Changed
- Adjusted palette highlight colors (e.g., selection, search, context menu active background) for the 'Default' and 'Noir Dark' themes.

Fixed
- The tree filter now returns to the initial directory in the file tree when the filter text is cleared using the backspace key.

0.9.8

Added
- Added the ability to copy the file path from the file tree context menu.
- Added 'gpt-4o-mini' and 'gpt-4-turbo' to the list of supported models in the OpenAI API module.

Updated
- Updated the URL for new version notifications to point to the latest version page.
- Hid status bar warnings in Edit Mode, as the warnings are now relevant only in View Mode.

0.9.7

Added
- Added a warning label to the status bar to indicate mismatches between `<details>` blocks' open and close tags.

Updated
- Enhanced the processing of collapsible blocks with several updates:
- Inserted a zero-width space before expandable anchor tags to prevent continuous anchor sequences.
- Preserved 'class' attributes and other properties when processing `<details>` and `<summary>` tags.
- Included the block's summary within the QUrl fragment for better linkage.
- Updated corresponding UI styles for consistency and visual integration.

Fixed
- Improved handling of nested expandable/collapsible blocks at the same level.
- Corrected an issue where clicking on the very first character of an expanded block would misplace the expansion.

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