Zettlr 3.1.0 bèta 1

Versie 3.1.0 bèta 1 van Zettlr is uitgekomen. Zettlr is een op zettelkasten gebaseerde opensource- en crossplatform-markdown editor, waarmee artikelen, e-boeken en content kunnen worden gecreëerd. Ook kan het orde scheppen in de chaos van notities en artikelen, bronvermelding genereren en interactieve vragenlijsten maken. Het is daarmee geschikt voor onder meer ontwikkelaars, onderzoekers, journalisten en bloggers. De releasenotes voor deze uitgave kunnen hieronder worden gevonden.

Release v3.1.0-beta.1

This update changes a few minor but notable things from the previous beta release. Here they are at a glance:

• Fixed a serious bug during save that would effectively remove any non-standard linefeeds (such as CRLF or LFCR) during save, leading to various issues with detecting external changes
• The dialogs are now modal even on Linux. Previously, they weren’t due to (likely) a bug in Electron. We’ve now undone this in the hopes that the original bug that this fixed doesn’t re-occur, so please report any problems you may encounter.
• The app now shows the precise git commit hash from which it was compiled (in the About Debug tab). This might help reproduce bugs in the future.
• Fixed an issue with the visual list indentation. This should reduce the “wobble” some were experiencing when using tabular characters for indentation as well as line up the list markers with the rest of the text.
• We’ve switched from the legacy YAML implementation to the new mode implementation. This means that some syntax highlighting has slightly changed, but this will give us more control over the various frontmatter blocks.
• Removed fuzzy translation matching. This has led to our translation library gettext to auto-translate sentences that appeared similar, which has led to confusion. That being said, should you find odd-sounding translations if you’re not using English (US) as your app language, this is likely an issue that can be easily solved and we would like to invite you to become a translator. All you need to know can be found on the project repository.
• Other than that, we’ve fixed various minor things here and there.