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v7.2-9-10164

31 Jan 21:20
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  • docs: add a reference to the 'help-nano' mailing list

WINDOWS PORTABILITY PATCHES

  • fix: ported file backup functionality.
  • fix: nano -V and top bar now display the actual release date — in UTC timezone — of Nano for Windows.

v7.2-8-10163.3

30 Jan 23:02
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Fix: screen refresh was happening only every other resize.

v7.2-8-10163.2

30 Jan 17:53
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PDCursesMod CHANGES

Switch to windows-2022 runner (#277)

WINDOWS PORTABILITY PATCHES

Fix: avoid control codes garbage in non UTF-8 ready terminals after exit.

v7.2-8-10163.1

29 Jan 21:01
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Disambiguation of CTRL+/ from / and CTRL+SHIFT+Del from SHIFT+Del.

v7.2-8-10163

28 Jan 09:30
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tweaks: slightly improve a comment, to be more accurate

A string bind can only contain bytes (chars), not keycodes (integers,
in nano upto 0x4FF). So, apart from an error code or a placeholder
command code, get_code_from_plantation() can only return a byte.

docs: add a clarifying note to the description of --tabstospaces

WINDOWS PORTABILITY PATCHES

  • Fixed ALT+key not working for numbers and letters.

v7.2-6-10161

26 Jan 21:14
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input: let the handler of string binds return a byte whenever possible

The function get_code_from_plantation() should return ERR only when
the string bind is fully exhausted. In the normal case, where some
bytes are still available, it should return the first of these bytes,
so that the {verbatim} function will work too.

This fixes https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?63702.

Bug existed since version 7.0, commit 958ec29,
since command cartouches were introduced.

PDCursesMod CHANGES

In Windows SDL2, Alt-keystrokes were ignored; reported as wmcbrine/PDCurses#142. Hat tip to Benjamin Adamson for proposed fix (modified here).