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TeXstudio 2.5.2 released

Benito van der Zander — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 23:49:25 -0000

The 2.5.2 release mostly fixes bugs of the previous 2.5.1 release.
Especially the support for Mac and non-European languages was improved.

You can find out more about TeXstudio and download the new release at our website here:
http://texstudio.sourceforge.net/

TeXstudio 2.5.1 released

Benito van der Zander — Sat, 24 Nov 2012 17:46:44 -0000

TeXstudio is a platform-independent, fully featured LaTeX editor, which is supposed to make the writing of LaTeX documents as easy and comfortable as possible. Some of the outstanding features of TeXstudio are an integrated pdf viewer with (almost) word-level synchronization, live inline preview, advanced syntax-highlighting, and live checking of references, citations, latex commands, spelling and grammar. The 2.5.1 release fixes a few bugs of the previous 2.5 release. It also provides a new template system, improves the fold panel, has an option to open all included files, adds a context menu to the inline previews, and more... You can find out more about TeXstudio and download the new release at our website here. http://texstudio.sourceforge.net/

TeXstudio 2.5 released

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 20:39:56 -0000

TeXstudio is a platform-independent LaTeX editor which gives you advanced possibilities to write your texts, like interactive spell/grammar/syntax checking, syntax highlighting, code folding, auto completion, and more. It also integrates all LaTeX tools into one application, so you can start all command chains with just one key press. This 2.5 release is mostly a bug fix release, but there are also some new features: To improve the raw editing functionality it got a history of cursor positions, line operations, more table formatting options, a bold cursor and link-like references. On Windows 7 you can now also insert hand written equations using TexTablet. You can download this TeXstudio release from: http://texstudio.sourceforge.net/

TexMakerX: Release 1.9.9

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:31:29 -0000

TexMakerX is a platform-independent LaTeX editor which gives you advanced possibilities to write your texts, like interactive spell/syntax checking, syntax highlighting, code folding, auto completion, and more. It also integrates all LaTeX tools into one application, so you can start all commands with just one key press. This release brings TexMakerX a large step forward to the perfect LaTeX editor. Some of the most important changes are: The traditional structure view will is now automatically updated as you type and it shows all open files simultaneously. The toolbars and menus are now customizable, and if this is not enough, you can define your own javascripts which can control (currently small) parts of the editor. On Windows you can now (finally) associate a executable with a DDE command, so you don't have to explicitly start the program first. The code folding was refactored and is now actually useful. Several other bugs have been fixed, e.g. the broken inverse search on mac. You can download this TexMakerX release from: http://texmakerx.sourceforge.net/

TexMakerX: Release 1.9.3

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:31:29 -0000

TexMakerX is a platform-independent LaTeX editor which gives you advanced possibilities to write your texts, like interactive spell/syntax checking, syntax highlighting, code folding, auto completion, and more. It also integrates all LaTex tools into one application, so you can start all commands with just one key press. This version is mainly released to fix two critical regressions of the last release: On Windows DDE works again without crashing the program and on mac it won't stop responding after saving. Additionally the minor bugs of wrong usage of relative paths in the structure view and wrong text color on KDE with dark theme were fixed. We also added new features: It is now possible to search in all open files and forward search can be used in included files. And last but not least, unlike in most other LaTeX editors, TexMakerX will now automatically BibTeX, whenever the included bibtex files were changed. You can download this TexMakerX release from: http://texmakerx.sourceforge.net/

TexMakerX: Release 1.9.2

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:31:29 -0000

TexMakerX is a platform-independent LaTeX editor which gives you advanced possibilities to write your texts, like interactive spell/syntax checking, syntax highlighting, code folding, auto completion, and more. It also integrates all LaTex tools into one application, so you can start all commands with just one key press. This release adds some new major features: TexMakerX will now highlight and check all LaTeX references and labels within the document while you type them. In the same manner it will parse the used BibTeX files and mark all broken citations in the LaTeX files. Other new features are the integrated preview of the current text, synonym dictionaries, a random text generator and file templates. The existing features have also been improved by adding over 700 new mathematical symbols and a lot of new completer words. Finally the GUI layout has become more flexible and several bugs have been fixed. You can download this TexMakerX release from: http://texmakerx.sourceforge.net/

TexMakerX: Release 1.8.1

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:31:29 -0000

TexMakerX is a platform-independent LaTeX editor which gives you advanced possibilities to write your texts, like interactive spell checking, syntax highlighting, code folding, auto completion, and more. It also integrates all LaTex tools into one application, so you can start all commands with just one key press. This release fix several bugs of the last one and is the first release which is community-tested. The bug fixes include the removal of some crashes, correction of syntax highlighting and repaired support for mac systems. It also adds new features, e.g. highlighting of LaTeX errors, DDE support on Windows, a word completion list, customizable menu shortcuts and auto-detection of MikTeX+GhostScript. You can download this TexMakerX release from: http://texmakerx.sourceforge.net/

TexMakerX: first release 1.8

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:31:29 -0000

TexMakerX is a platform-independent LaTex editor which gives you advanced possibilities to write your texts, like interactive spell checking, syntax highlighting, code folding, auto completion, and more. It also integrates all LaTex tools into one application, so you can start all commands with just one key press. It is a fork of Texmaker and extend its functionality a lot, while it remains very similar to it at the same time. The version numbers also stay synchronized, that's why this (first) release is version 1.8 The new features are mainly related to the editor, so interactive spell checking and code folding are completely new, while highlighting, completion and text navigation has been improved. Also a text analysis counting often used words has been added and many bugs have been fixed. You can download this TexMakerX release from: http://texmakerx.sourceforge.net/

TexMakerX on SourceForge.net

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:31:29 -0000

TexMakerX, an extended fork of the Latex IDE TexMaker, has now a project site on sourceforge. TexMakerX allows you to manage all your Latex related tools from within a single application, and provides modern editor features. Currently only the source via svn is available, but linux and windows binaries will follow, as soon as I'am sure there aren't any bugs left. If someone is interested in a mac version, I can describe him to to compile it there and then also upload his binary to sourceforge.

TexMakerX: Release 1.9.9a

Benito van der Zander — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 14:31:29 -0000

TexMakerX is a platform-independent LaTeX editor which gives you advanced possibilities to write your texts, like interactive spell/syntax checking, syntax highlighting, code folding, auto completion, and more. It also integrates all LaTeX tools into one application, so you can start all commands with just one key press. This minor release mostly adds intelligent editing possibilites and improves existing features: The auto completion of LaTeX commands can now be used to change existing commands or to move the selected text into a new one. You can also rename and delete environments with a single click. Spell checking became more conservative, and will only check white-listed commands. Overlay formats will now be merged with the syntax highlighting, so spelling errors will not break the highlighting of environments anymore. Altogether TexMakerX 1.9.9a is more stable, faster and uses less memory than the previous version. You can download this TexMakerX release from: http://texmakerx.sourceforge.net/