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• Release 0.61

  A new release was just uploaded. This release solves several bugs that were found in he2-0.60, and enhances user configurable key bindings. Enjoy!

  posted by tal_arie 3245 days ago

• File released: /HebrewEditor/0.61/ChangeLog

  posted 3245 days ago

• File released: /HebrewEditor/0.61/he2-0.61.tar.gz

  posted 3245 days ago

• File released: /HebrewEditor/0.61/he2-0.61-1.i386.rpm

  posted 3245 days ago

• HebrewEditor 0.61 file released: ChangeLog

  # Starting this change log kind of late :-) Official Version: 0.61 March 24, 2001: Minor enhancements, bug fixes * A bug with Hebrew Editor aborting when saving files to read-only directories was fixed. * Added a .he2rc file at ${prefix}/share/he2, which you can copy to your home directory and edit, or edit the file for system-wide effect. The file contains key-bindings definitions for he2 functions, so if you don't like my key bindings, you can set up your own. The format of the file is very simple and can be deduced from just looking at it. One thing though: When you want to put an excape sequence or control character you have to do it by inserting the character itself, so in vi (or vim) use Ctrl-V before inserting the character, and in emacs use Ctrl-Q for this purpose. he2 as of yet does not support inserting control characters and I don't think it ever would. Note: You can also create a customized version of the .he2rc file in the local directory from which you invoked he2, and it will have precedense over the file in your home directory and over the file in ${prefix}/share/he2 * he2 will now not get stuck when pressing ^T on a misspelled LaTeX command. * Fixed a bug where he2 aborted when trying to save a read-only file, or a new file into a read-only directory. Official Version: 0.60 March 13, 2001: Minor enhancements, fixes and packaging * I'd like to thank Dan Kenigsberg, Tzafrir Cohen and Itai Arad for their great comments and notes on the he2's packaging and some bugs they have discovered. * Mostly appreciated is Tzafrir's help with creating an RPM spec for the he2 package and with some bug fixes and patches. * This version is packaged more according to 'standards' and now he2 can be compiled from sources to be installed anywhere you wish (using ./configure -prefix=...) * An RPM package was added, which was built on RedHat 6.2 and tested to work on Mandrake 7.x as well. * This release comes in a hurry, because many people experienced problems with installing he2 on locations other than /usr/local and it prevented them from starting to work immediately. * The HE-Tutorial was improved and enhanced to cover some more aspects of working with the Hebrew Editor, and some installation notes were added. * Compilation was changed to linked against libfl.a (flex) instead of libl.a (lex). * he2 scripts enhanced to open an xterminal when needed, and to return the terminal into 'sane' mode upon exit. xhe script was removed. * Suspend (^Z) now works as expected when working in a terminal. When in xterm suspend still opens a shell, and waits for you to type exit to return to the editor. * Automake and autoconf files improved. I originaly used KDevelop 1.4 to create the autoconf/automake environment for he2, but later kept working on the .am files myself until I got things the way I like them to be. Official Version: 0.6 March 7, 2001: Initial Public Release * The editor has gone through several iterations, each 10 percent of the version number signifying fundemental feature enhancements, still far from my dream of 1.0. But at 0.60 it is feature full, and powerful, not just usefull ;-) * The editor has been in "closed beta" for many years, while I was a grad student at the Tecnion Israel Institute of Technology. Some of the features and enhancements were done due to suggestions by my collegues who also began using the editor for their own work. * It has proved a viable tool in writing theses in Hebrew, and a great tool for composing exams, home assignments and course notes. * The editor is being released to the Open Source community (under the GPL) as my own contribution to this great movement, which tools and software I have enjoyed for years. * If anyone is interested in working on this editor for, say, adding support for other right-to-left languages, such as Arabic, don't hesitate to contact me at tal_arie@yahoo.com. * I hope it proves a usefull tool for anyone who uses it. Arie Tal

  posted 3245 days ago

• HebrewEditor 0.61 file released: he2-0.61.tar.gz

  # Starting this change log kind of late :-) Official Version: 0.61 March 24, 2001: Minor enhancements, bug fixes * A bug with Hebrew Editor aborting when saving files to read-only directories was fixed. * Added a .he2rc file at ${prefix}/share/he2, which you can copy to your home directory and edit, or edit the file for system-wide effect. The file contains key-bindings definitions for he2 functions, so if you don't like my key bindings, you can set up your own. The format of the file is very simple and can be deduced from just looking at it. One thing though: When you want to put an excape sequence or control character you have to do it by inserting the character itself, so in vi (or vim) use Ctrl-V before inserting the character, and in emacs use Ctrl-Q for this purpose. he2 as of yet does not support inserting control characters and I don't think it ever would. Note: You can also create a customized version of the .he2rc file in the local directory from which you invoked he2, and it will have precedense over the file in your home directory and over the file in ${prefix}/share/he2 * he2 will now not get stuck when pressing ^T on a misspelled LaTeX command. * Fixed a bug where he2 aborted when trying to save a read-only file, or a new file into a read-only directory. Official Version: 0.60 March 13, 2001: Minor enhancements, fixes and packaging * I'd like to thank Dan Kenigsberg, Tzafrir Cohen and Itai Arad for their great comments and notes on the he2's packaging and some bugs they have discovered. * Mostly appreciated is Tzafrir's help with creating an RPM spec for the he2 package and with some bug fixes and patches. * This version is packaged more according to 'standards' and now he2 can be compiled from sources to be installed anywhere you wish (using ./configure -prefix=...) * An RPM package was added, which was built on RedHat 6.2 and tested to work on Mandrake 7.x as well. * This release comes in a hurry, because many people experienced problems with installing he2 on locations other than /usr/local and it prevented them from starting to work immediately. * The HE-Tutorial was improved and enhanced to cover some more aspects of working with the Hebrew Editor, and some installation notes were added. * Compilation was changed to linked against libfl.a (flex) instead of libl.a (lex). * he2 scripts enhanced to open an xterminal when needed, and to return the terminal into 'sane' mode upon exit. xhe script was removed. * Suspend (^Z) now works as expected when working in a terminal. When in xterm suspend still opens a shell, and waits for you to type exit to return to the editor. * Automake and autoconf files improved. I originaly used KDevelop 1.4 to create the autoconf/automake environment for he2, but later kept working on the .am files myself until I got things the way I like them to be. Official Version: 0.6 March 7, 2001: Initial Public Release * The editor has gone through several iterations, each 10 percent of the version number signifying fundemental feature enhancements, still far from my dream of 1.0. But at 0.60 it is feature full, and powerful, not just usefull ;-) * The editor has been in "closed beta" for many years, while I was a grad student at the Tecnion Israel Institute of Technology. Some of the features and enhancements were done due to suggestions by my collegues who also began using the editor for their own work. * It has proved a viable tool in writing theses in Hebrew, and a great tool for composing exams, home assignments and course notes. * The editor is being released to the Open Source community (under the GPL) as my own contribution to this great movement, which tools and software I have enjoyed for years. * If anyone is interested in working on this editor for, say, adding support for other right-to-left languages, such as Arabic, don't hesitate to contact me at tal_arie@yahoo.com. * I hope it proves a usefull tool for anyone who uses it. Arie Tal

  posted 3245 days ago

• HebrewEditor 0.61 file released: he2-0.61-1.i386.rpm

  # Starting this change log kind of late :-) Official Version: 0.61 March 24, 2001: Minor enhancements, bug fixes * A bug with Hebrew Editor aborting when saving files to read-only directories was fixed. * Added a .he2rc file at ${prefix}/share/he2, which you can copy to your home directory and edit, or edit the file for system-wide effect. The file contains key-bindings definitions for he2 functions, so if you don't like my key bindings, you can set up your own. The format of the file is very simple and can be deduced from just looking at it. One thing though: When you want to put an excape sequence or control character you have to do it by inserting the character itself, so in vi (or vim) use Ctrl-V before inserting the character, and in emacs use Ctrl-Q for this purpose. he2 as of yet does not support inserting control characters and I don't think it ever would. Note: You can also create a customized version of the .he2rc file in the local directory from which you invoked he2, and it will have precedense over the file in your home directory and over the file in ${prefix}/share/he2 * he2 will now not get stuck when pressing ^T on a misspelled LaTeX command. * Fixed a bug where he2 aborted when trying to save a read-only file, or a new file into a read-only directory. Official Version: 0.60 March 13, 2001: Minor enhancements, fixes and packaging * I'd like to thank Dan Kenigsberg, Tzafrir Cohen and Itai Arad for their great comments and notes on the he2's packaging and some bugs they have discovered. * Mostly appreciated is Tzafrir's help with creating an RPM spec for the he2 package and with some bug fixes and patches. * This version is packaged more according to 'standards' and now he2 can be compiled from sources to be installed anywhere you wish (using ./configure -prefix=...) * An RPM package was added, which was built on RedHat 6.2 and tested to work on Mandrake 7.x as well. * This release comes in a hurry, because many people experienced problems with installing he2 on locations other than /usr/local and it prevented them from starting to work immediately. * The HE-Tutorial was improved and enhanced to cover some more aspects of working with the Hebrew Editor, and some installation notes were added. * Compilation was changed to linked against libfl.a (flex) instead of libl.a (lex). * he2 scripts enhanced to open an xterminal when needed, and to return the terminal into 'sane' mode upon exit. xhe script was removed. * Suspend (^Z) now works as expected when working in a terminal. When in xterm suspend still opens a shell, and waits for you to type exit to return to the editor. * Automake and autoconf files improved. I originaly used KDevelop 1.4 to create the autoconf/automake environment for he2, but later kept working on the .am files myself until I got things the way I like them to be. Official Version: 0.6 March 7, 2001: Initial Public Release * The editor has gone through several iterations, each 10 percent of the version number signifying fundemental feature enhancements, still far from my dream of 1.0. But at 0.60 it is feature full, and powerful, not just usefull ;-) * The editor has been in "closed beta" for many years, while I was a grad student at the Tecnion Israel Institute of Technology. Some of the features and enhancements were done due to suggestions by my collegues who also began using the editor for their own work. * It has proved a viable tool in writing theses in Hebrew, and a great tool for composing exams, home assignments and course notes. * The editor is being released to the Open Source community (under the GPL) as my own contribution to this great movement, which tools and software I have enjoyed for years. * If anyone is interested in working on this editor for, say, adding support for other right-to-left languages, such as Arabic, don't hesitate to contact me at tal_arie@yahoo.com. * I hope it proves a usefull tool for anyone who uses it. Arie Tal

  posted 3245 days ago