- fixed Ctrl+V issues on ArchLinux (#2705)
- fixed data loss in multifile data storage when disabling option to use embedded file name on disk (#2695)
- fixed issue with system tray docking on windows causing unwanted auto-resize of the tree pane (#2699)
- fixed insert TOC not marking the text buffer for update if empty (#1484)
- fixed cursor stops blinking after a timeout (#2714)
- improved colour chooser dialog, now also supporting remove a user colour
- replace html non breaking spaces characters with normal spaces when the target is xml (e.g. paste from clipboard)
- explorer tree search by typing to use the quick node selection dialog (#1974)
- quick node selection dialog, added nodes icons (#2683)
- fixed quick node selection dialog can get too wide (#2683)
- added right click menu items to expand/collapse all TOC headers (#2389)
- fixed clear formatting can remove a collapsed anchor without expanding the hidden text (#2389)
- added new icons for jenkins, postgresql, spring-boot (#2677)
- added new icons for snowflake, vim, locale/languages (#2686)
- command palette, added actions icons
- incomplete languages: ar, el, fi, hi_IN, hr, kk_KZ, kk_LA, lt, nl, ru, sk, sv, zh_CN (want to help and update one? write me https://www.giuspen.net/feedback/)
Download from: https://www.giuspen.net/cherrytree/#downl
Thank you so much – as always! I confirm #2683 is fixed on Windows 10 too (the dialog is now only 1 screen wide on a multi-monitor setup)
FYI – all the codeboxes opened from a 1.2.0 document are now full height in 1.5.0, and I can’t make them shrink. In pixels or percent. I’ll raise an issue once I understand it more
Update: No problem on the codebox height. Somehow my preferences got over-ridden in the update and “Rich Text” ->” expand codeboxes automatically” -> “Height” became checked. I’d forgotten about that setting. Unchecked and it’s fine now. Regards!
Doesn’t work in Windows 7.
The old version C:\Program Files\CherryTree\mingw64\bin\cherrytree.exe remains
and a New version C:\Program Files\CherryTree\ucrt64\bin\cherrytree.exe is created, which doesn’t work at all (in Win7).
I am aware, unfortunately since https://www.msys2.org/ dropped support for Win7 I decided to migrate to ucrt64 which has better performance.
My advise is to migrate to a Linux distribution if you don’t want to upgrade your Windows OS… try https://linuxmint.com/ very simple for who comes from Windows
I currently use the package from PortableApps.com on Windows 11 and I usually upgrade the app by just copying the 7zipped folders “etc” and “mingw64” in the ..\App\CherryTree64\.
Now I found 2 possible solutions to make it works with the new “ucrt64” folder:
1. Rename the folder ucrt64 -> mingw64
2. Edit the ..\App\AppInfo\appinfo.ini by replacing every mingw64 occurrence with the new ucrt64.
I’m working with the 2 right now.
Hi Giuseppe, are there any problems with my previous comment about the ucrt64 folder? Thanks
Hi Eraldo, sorry I was not notified about a new comment. You should stick with ucrt64 as the new path and toolchain that I am going to be using from now on, so correct, option 2. Take care.
Excellent – thanks again for all your great work. Just FYI, when I installed this time, something was different from usual. I clicked on the installer option at the end to launch CherryTree, and it put a new icon on my taskbar, when I already had one pinned there. I closed that (1.5.0) and instead ran it from my original icon, but that opened 1.4.0 and gave me the prompt that there was a new version. No problem, I thought, I’ll just un-pin that and run from somewhere else, but doing so from the Start menu also ran the old version. I found the icon on the desktop (I set that option each time) and that worked, running the new version. I wonder if I have both versions now, perhaps from selecting a different flavour last time?
John better to uninstall and reinstall to ensure you don’t have 2 versions together. I improved the installer so it will be better next time