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Bluefish is a powerful editor targeted towards programmers and webdevelopers, with many options to write websites, scripts and programming code. Bluefish supports many programming and markup languages. See features for an extensive overview, take a look at the screenshots, or download it right away. Bluefish is an open source development project, released under the GNU GPL licence.
Bluefish 2.2.15 is a minor maintenance release. It has one new feature: it canhighlight the indenting level with a vertical line, which is very useful duringpython programming and helps with a lot more programming languages. The 2.2.15release fixes zencoding for python releases newer than 3.12. It adds a retrybutton when opening files from a remote location. It has a tiny performanceimprovement when scrolling. It fixes a bug in the bookmarks function and thevisible indenting function that potentially could lead to a crash. The perlsyntax detection has been greatly improved, and YAML syntax detection has beenadded. The code has several fixes to make it compile on modern Mac OSX releasesand to make it compile with the clang compiler.
Bluefish 2.2.14 fixes three bugs that in certain situations could lead to a segfault. One bug when deleting backup files on close. The second bug when closing some of the dialogs in a flatpak distributed version of bluefish.The third bug when the CSS language file was loaded on a 32bit system. It furthermore fixes zencoding functionality with python3. It also adds an option to store the scope of the search dialog to the session or project (this was removed in 2.2.12 because of a bug-report). It furthermoreimproves the speed of the bookmarks code. The build infrastructure was alsoslightly modernised, intltool is no longer used. Bluefish now also has an official Flatpak package, available via Flathub.
Bluefish 2.2.13 is a very minor maintenance release, except for the CSS syntax support which is greatly improved.Next to that it improves a few user interface parts, and fixes some very minor bugs. It also has some minor improvements for the syntax highlighting in a few other languages, most notably python.
Bluefish 2.2.11 is a minor maintenance release and minor feature release. The only exception to that is the python 3 compatibility which is a major change. If you compile Bluefish with python 3, you might experience new bugs. There are various minor changes as well. Double click selection has been improved (for example selecting a function name that has underscores), and is now configurable per language. Bluefish now has a feature to fill a line with spaces up to a mouse click, so you can start typing in any position on the screen (with a fixed width font). A crash when running very large replace actions on disk on many files has been fixed. Search and replace now ignores backup files by default. Cursor highlighting and line highlighting have been fixed for a rare bug. A small new feature has been added, to insert output from an external command in the current cursor position. Many language files have seen updates, most notably CSS, Python and HTML. A data loss bug - when an unknown encoding was selected - was fixed, the fallback is now to save as UTF-8. A bug when saving with unknown characters in the filename has also been fixed. Printing has been improved such as printing in landscape. Some small tweaks to the UI have been implemented. For example you can now search in files in the filebrowser (right click a directory). Search results can now be shown in the output pane. The current identifier can be selected using . Last there various fixes when Bluefish is run on top of Wayland.
Bluefish 2.2.10 is a maintenance release. Various language files have beenimproved, most notably languages that include CSS. There are also various fixesfor newer gtk versions and for gtk on wayland (which is now the default onFedora Linux). A new feature in the 2.2.10 release is the possibility toimport/export syntax color styles, included are styles for a light and a darktheme. Last there have been fixes for a few rare crashes.
Bluefish 2.2.8 is a bugfix release with some small improvements and morepolishing on existing features. It fixes a few serious but rarely occurringbugs. Options defined in the language definition files are now translated. Various default settings have been improved, most notably the command tolaunch Firefox for preview. The looks on newer gtk versions have beenrestored. CSS can now be compressed and decompressed. The installers forWindows and OSX have improvements, and there have been some OSX and Windowsspecific fixes. Character encoding detection has been improved. Auto-completion for HTML attributes has been improved. The SASS style language has been added.
Bluefish 2.2.7 is mostly a bug fix release. It fixes rare crashes in theautocompletion, the filebrowser, the htmlbar plugin preferences, infile-load-cancel, and fixes a rare case of broken syntax highlighting after multiplesearch/replace actions. It furthermore displays better error/warning output whenparsing language files. It also finally fixes javascript regex syntaxhighlighting. The loading of files with corrupt encoding or non-printablecharacters (such as binary files) has been improved, and project loading oversftp has been improved. Various HTML5 tags have been added, and HTML5 is thedefault now for php, cfml and other languages that can include html syntax.Saving and loading of UTF-16 encoded files was broken and has been fixed.Various languages have better syntax support, such as javascript, css, html,pascal/deplhi, and html has improved autocompletion. On OSX the charmap pluginis finally included, the keys for tab switching no longer confict with somekeyboard layouts, and behavior at shutdown was improved. The upload/downloadfeature has a new option to ignore backup files. The home/end keys now workbetter on wrapped tekst. And finally the search and replace dialog correctlyshows the number of results when searching in files on disk.
Bluefish 2.2.6 is mostly a bug fix release. This release fixes a critical bug(segfault) in filebrowser that could be triggered if the root directory was setas basedir. It also has a fix for a specific CSS-in-HTML-tag highlighting issue that broke HTML highlighting.The filter code furthermore caused a segfault if the command did not exist. TheWindows version finally supports open in running process. Next to these bugsmany small issues have been resolved. Development checks are now only enabled ifBluefish is compiled from svn, not if compiled from tarball. Various languagefiles have small improvements, most notably C, Javascript and CSS. Severaltranslations have been updated. A corner case for a new document from a templatethat does not exist was fixed. The "open" submenu now opens SVG files from thefilebrowser instead of inserting an image tag. The included cssmin and jsbeatifyhave been updated. A syntax scanning issue when replacing large chunks of textwas fixed, he "Report bug" link was broken, a new "conditional" option to thelanguage file that makes re-using certain blocks of language files easier wasadded, and error reporting in outputbox was improved. On OSX filebrowser iconsand the "open file" dialog size have been improved.
Bluefish 2.2.5 is a minor bug fix release but has also quite some new features.The syntax scanning engine is faster after small changes to the text. Thefilebrowser is also much faster with less memory usage, with various fixes andnew features. Projects now store the active document and active line numbers.Indenting is improved in auto-completion and the smart indenting. Bookmarks andpaste special also have been improved. On OSX there are many improvements, suchas Mavericks support, Retina display support, working system hotkeys, nativeinput methods (Japanese, Chinese, etc.), opening files from the finder andWidget bindings on MacOSX are moved to Cmd+CVXA and working. Furthermorealmost all syntax highlighting has been improved, most notable jquery injavascript, HTML5, and HTML5 in PHP files. There are also many bug fixes, suchas in wrap text on right margin, in the replace engine, the jsmin licence, thesplit lines feature, the auto-recovery and many obscure bugs. Last bluefish nowhas an appdata file.
GPL-licensed Bluefish has become an excellent 'production tool' for those of who earn our living writing for Web sites, full of little 'speed you up' features [..] It is an excellent example of how a multinational group of talented programmers can produce a piece of work under the GPL that is at least as good as any commercial program (newsforge.com)
The Bluefish HTML editor is an excellent example of of how good open source programs can be. It is feature rich, with lots of time saving tools for experienced coders and friendly enough for newbies to be productive in little or no time. (www.linuxorbit.com)
If you've ever longed for an HTML editor that is easy to use, yet doesn't try to do everything for you, Bluefish is just the editor for you. It has a wealth of features that will make your programming easier, but in the end you retain total control of the HTML. (software.linux.com)
One of the most powerful editors for Linux + Supports many programming and markup languages + Lots of time saving tools for experienced users + Friendly enough for beginners + Its wealth of features will make your programming easier + While letting you maintain control over your code (www.lindows.com)
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