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Version 2.0.2

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@glutanimate glutanimate released this 07 Oct 01:29

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Changes

Fixed

  • workaround for double-curly-bracket support (which otherwise conflict with Anki's card template system)

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Installation instructions:

Please see the manual installation section in the README.

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Version 2.0.1

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@glutanimate glutanimate released this 06 Oct 08:59
  • case-insensitive lexer sorting

Version 2.0.0

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@glutanimate glutanimate released this 06 Oct 08:58

See version notes below for the beta.

Version 2.0.0 Beta

Version 2.0.0 Beta Pre-release
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@glutanimate glutanimate released this 27 Feb 00:46

This is the first public release of my fork of Tiago Barroso's Syntax Highlighting for Code add-on. I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of what he has done for the Anki community over the years.

This update is meant to carry on his legacy by adding Anki 2.1 support, implementing some long-requested features, and refactoring major parts of the codebase. All of this was made possible through the generous support of a fellow Anki user who would like to remain anonymous.

An overview of the most important changes in this release follows below:

  • New: Anki 2.1 compatibility
  • New: Option to apply syntax highlighting via CSS (thanks to Tim Rae!)
  • New: Ability to customize language selection and hotkey
  • New: Ability to customize syntax highlighting theme
  • New: Upgraded pygments from v1.6 to v2.2.0. This is a major jump and should come with a lot of added functionality in terms of supported languages and language features
  • Fixed: Position options dialog correctly
  • Fixed: Various improvements and bug fixes (e.g. the ImportErrors and KeyErrors frequently reported in earlier reviews)