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4.6.6

Improvements:
- Don't show build exception message box more than once per compile
- Prevent the same exception message to be shown more than once during the same session

Fixed bugs:
- Fix a UnicodeDecodeError with the linter on Windows
- Fix error messages not appearing when using a MSVC based GnuCOBOL.
- Fix content menu entries not working at mouse position
- Fix lost of cursor selection after case conversion
- Fix offset calculator: it now handles lvl 78/88 and redefines
- Fix a gui bug with offset calculator, disable sorting of items and allow
user to resize columns.
- Fix unhandled exception when closing an unsaved editor

4.6.5

New features:
- Ability to show cursor position in bytes, taking the file encoding into
account.
- Excepthook that automatically triggers the bug report tool in case of
unhandled exception.
- Simplification of the visual studio wrapper batch

Fixed bugs:
- Fixed confusing message about compiler not found. The message now
indicates that a "working compiler" could not be found.
- Fixed a few typos in the documentation and the readme.
- Fixed issues with permission errors on compile/save. Now a message box will
appear to indicate to you that you don't have the permission to
save/compiler a particular file.
- Fixed an issue with the issues pane: opening a file with double click
does not work for relative paths

4.6.4

Fixed bugs
- freeze when compiling a file where column 1-6 are not empty in non-free mode.
- detection of submodule when lowercase keywords are use
- fix a few issues with PyQt 5.5

4.6.3

New features:
- add an option for specifying copybook paths
- make auto-detect dependencies an optional feature

Fixed bugs:
- Fix crash on startup if check_compiler failed or if compiler not installed on linux
- Use full compiler path when VCVARS32 is set
- Remove duplicates in custom compiler extensions
- Fix linter errors with relative coybook paths in compiler options
- Fix compiler preferences not applied on linux/osx
- Fix misleading tooltip in compiler path line edit
- Fix info messages interpreted as error messages
- Fix file recompiled if source is up to date, now the IDE will compare modification time and will skip compilation
if the source is older than the binary.
- Fix get_dependencies results: comment should be ignored

4.6.2

Bug fix release + major improvements to the installer on Windows.

New features:
- [Windows] Installer + own binaries are now digitally signed
- [Windows] The bundled compiler has been update from OpenCOBOL 1.1 to GnuCOBOL 1.1,
see the list of differences here: http://opencobol.add1tocobol.com/gnucobol/what-are-the-differences-between-opencobol-1-1-and-gnucobol-1-1
- You can now set the full compiler path instead of just the directory (e.g. /usr/bin/cobc instead of /usr/bin)
- Improve cobc --version parser to include the project name (GnuCOBOL, GnuCOBOL C++,...)
- Due to a bug with pip and the new wheel package, the executable name on linux is now lowercase (opencobolide instead
of OpenCobolIDE).
- Add missing extensions to save as dialog and fix filters of open file dialog.
- Show a warning before executing restore to factory defaults.

Fixed bugs:
- Fix installation of desktop files on linux.
- File system view was still fully reloaded needlessly
- Fix consistency in cobc commands (sometimes full path were used sometimes not)
- Fix about dialog closing on [CTRL]
- Fix an infinite recursion in get_dependencies if a module call itself
- Fix case of associated compiler extensions
- Fix a bug with file watcher if a file has been deleted externally and user choose to keep it in the editor
- Fix unicode decode error when the compiler is broken on windows
- Fix a few typos
- Fix creation of temporary files by linter (now they are back to the system temp folder)
- Fix shortcut conflict: F3 used for both goto and find next. The goto shortcuts has been reassigned to F7
- Fix misleading/false positive compilation message in case compiler failed but no output was given. Now the IDE
will remove files before compiling and will check that the expected file has been created before claiming for
success.

4.6.1

Fix application startup failure on windows. Mac and linux users are not concerned by this release and should use version 4.6.0

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