Christoph Lipka
Christoph Lipka
Would it be possible to implement a column marker, or alternatively a way to resize the window so that the ASCII view fits exactly X columns?
I'm using Doxygen to document a somewhat large project, including various pages that are separate from the actual source code; for these I've chosen Markdown, since of all the input...
In non-GitHub mode, I'd like to have a "soft enter" key (maybe Shift-Return?) that just inserts an end-of-line and (optionally) an indent depending on the just-terminated line. This soft enter...
In ASCII view, long lines with a leading indent are wrapped so that the second and subsequent "sub-lines" inherit that indent. It would be neat if we could have a...
- Added `local_time BOOL` global setting, defaulting to `off`; when set to `on`, `datetime()` will now report local time instead of UTC. - `datetime()` will now sanity-check the specified format...
On Linux machines, the value returned by `now` may be based on local time, instead of UTC as documented and intended. This is due to an undocumented issue in `boost::posix_time::microsec_clock::universal_time()`.
The current implementation of `datetime` in all branches (v3.7, v3.8 and v4.0) relies on `std::time_t` representing time as a genuine POSIX timestamp, i.e. seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00 UTC minus leap...
Cleared the `unix/` folder of any files to be processed by `unix/prebuild.sh`, and moved the respective files to the `unix/prebuild/` subfolder instead. Renamed `install.txt` back to its canonical name `INSTALL`...
The `Declare` INI setting can effectively be used only once. Specifying it a second time to declare a second variable will cause only one of them to become defined.
When using the (undocumented) string form of the `Declare` INI setting (using e.g. `Declare='Foo=""'`), the variable in question will be defined as `"`, rather than an empty string.