Lurch Files

Lurch 0.798 Release Notes

    This is a point release on top of 0.797,
    to fix bugs and add minor features.

To read the complete information on the (previous) 0.797 release, see here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lurch/files/Lurch/0.797/release-notes.txt/view

Improvements in this point release (0.798) include these:

    All of the improvements in 0.797, as referenced above, plus:
    
    Enhancements:
    Tags above Meaningful Expression bubbles now report the main operator of
        the expression.  For instance, the expression 3*2+5 no longer has a
        tag saying only "expression," but now "+ expression," to let the user
        know that the main operator is the addition operator.
    New keyboard shortcuts for expanding and collapsing Meaningful
        Expressions: Alt+[ is collapse and Alt+] is expand.
        (As with all shortcuts, these are customizable from the Help menu.)

    Bug fixes:
    Properties were able to modify Meaningful Expressions even if a Context
        was in between them.  This was not according to our specification, and
        thus was a bug.  It is fixed in this release.

For more details, we recommend the following links.
    Introductory videos:
        http://lurch.sourceforge.net/videos
    Documentation:
        http://lurch.sourceforge.net/documentation

Special note for Linux users:
    The Linux install script in this release of Lurch has been tested on
    Ubuntu 12.10, Linux Mint 14, and Xubuntu 12.10 only.  It probably
    also functions on other Linux distributions, but has not been tested 
    there.  Nevertheless, the script itself is rather straightforward and
    liberally commented.  Intrepid users should find no difficulty walking
    through the comments and doing a manual install on their own Linux/BSD
    system.

Questions and suggestions are welcome on the Lurch email list.
    http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lurch-discuss

To see our detailed list of priorities (and to add bug reports and
feature requests to it) visit our Trac site.
    http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/lurch/report/3

Our development tools' license requires us to inform you that the
source code for our entire application is freely available on the
Internet.  See our website.
    http://lurch.sourceforge.net