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= New & Noteworthy 1.3 =
 
= New & Noteworthy 1.3 =
  
== Milestone M2 ==
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== Lua 5.2 ==
  
=== Project conversion ===
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Lua 5.2 is now supported!
  
While converting a 'Koneki' project, it is now possible to define grammar version nicely.
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=== Edition ===
  
<center>[[File:ConvertKoneki.png]]</center>
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You can type and valid Lua 5.2 code with ''LDT''.
  
=== Lua 5.2 Project Creation ===
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<center>[[File:gotoLabelEditor.jpg]]</center>
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=== New project ===
  
 
It is now possible to choose project grammar while creating project. Even nicer, grammar is chosen accordingly to Execution Environment.
 
It is now possible to choose project grammar while creating project. Even nicer, grammar is chosen accordingly to Execution Environment.
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<center>[[File:NewLua52.png]]</center>
 
<center>[[File:NewLua52.png]]</center>
  
=== Formatter ===
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'''Note:''' You can change grammar version at project or workspace level.
  
Bug fix: Formatter now works on files which contain goto/label.
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== Conversion ==
  
== Milestone M1 ==
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Convert any project to ''LDT'' nature is possible.
  
=== Convert to Lua ===
 
 
It's now possible to add to an existing project the Lua nature. Doing this on a Koneki project will allow to convert an old Lua Koneki project to a LDT 1.3 one, see related [[LDT/User_Area/Tutorials/MigrateFromKoneki|documentation]].
 
 
Right click on a project then in menu Configure select "Convert to Lua project".
 
Right click on a project then in menu Configure select "Convert to Lua project".
  
 
<center>[[File:convertMenu.jpg]]</center>
 
<center>[[File:convertMenu.jpg]]</center>
  
Select your Execution Environment.
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It even asks nicely for grammar version and Execution Environment.
  
 
<center>[[File:ConvertRegular.png]]</center>
 
<center>[[File:ConvertRegular.png]]</center>
  
Add to the source path the folder where is your Lua code.
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Add to the source path the folder where is your Lua code, click '''Add source folder'''.
  
<center>[[File:addSrcToPath.png]]</center>
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<center>[[File:BuidPathFolderAdded.png]]</center>
<center>[[File:addSrcToPathDone.png]]</center>
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=== Lua 5.2 ===
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== Migration ==
  
Lua 5.2 is now supported !
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This version is the first stable one since Koneki. If you want to migrate from Koneki, feature above also works for you and has [[LDT/User_Area/Tutorials/MigrateFromKoneki|specific documentation]].
  
<center>[[File:gotoLabelEditor.jpg]]</center>
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<center>[[File:ConvertKoneki.png]]</center>
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== Dark theme ==
  
=== Lua Grammar ===
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LDT embraces ''Dark Theme''.
  
It's now possible to set which grammar to use to validate and color keyword your Lua code. You can change the grammar at the project level or at the workspace level.
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<center>[[File:DarkTheme.png]]</center>
  
<center>[[File:52grammar.jpg]]</center>
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== Styled text ==
  
== Milestone M0 ==
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For a nicer outline, enjoy ''styled text''.
  
Be aware that the 1.3.0.M0 doesn't have any new features than Koneki LDT 1.2.0. This version is just a rename of the 1.2.0. The purpose of these release is to check that any regression have been introduced by the renaming/project switching.
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<center>[[File:StyledText.png]]</center>

Latest revision as of 10:45, 8 June 2015

New & Noteworthy 1.3

Lua 5.2

Lua 5.2 is now supported!

Edition

You can type and valid Lua 5.2 code with LDT.

GotoLabelEditor.jpg

New project

It is now possible to choose project grammar while creating project. Even nicer, grammar is chosen accordingly to Execution Environment.

NewLua52.png

Note: You can change grammar version at project or workspace level.

Conversion

Convert any project to LDT nature is possible.

Right click on a project then in menu Configure select "Convert to Lua project".

ConvertMenu.jpg

It even asks nicely for grammar version and Execution Environment.

ConvertRegular.png

Add to the source path the folder where is your Lua code, click Add source folder.

BuidPathFolderAdded.png

Migration

This version is the first stable one since Koneki. If you want to migrate from Koneki, feature above also works for you and has specific documentation.

ConvertKoneki.png

Dark theme

LDT embraces Dark Theme.

DarkTheme.png

Styled text

For a nicer outline, enjoy styled text.

StyledText.png

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