This release integrates into Notepad++, a powerful Windows text editor, thanks to the new presage predictive Notepad++ plugin NppPresage. It comes with improved configuration profile handling on Windows: it now locates the system profile configuration directory from HKCU/Software/Presage registry key on Windows, and correctly locates the user profile directory.
There are improvements to gprompter, including an updated text editing widget and a new invert colours feature. gprompter and pyprompter also come with new (and ugly) icons on the GNOME desktop.
This release brings improved support for Visual Studio compilers on Windows through the presage C API. It also comes with improvements to the predictive text editor gprompter. It comes with a number of other enhancements and fixes.
This release offers a new C API to libpresage, in addition to the C++ and Python APIs. gprompter is now written in plain C and uses the new libpresage C API. There are improvements to the experimental D-BUS service interface and start-stop scripts. A D-BUS Python example client is also provided. There are a number of other enhancements and fixes.
This version comes with a number of improvements and fixes to its build system. It adds shared library symbol versioning. Symbols exported by libpresage are limited to public API symbols and versioned. This version removes the dependency on embedded convenience copy of XML configuration parser library, when a system installed libtinyxml is available. This verison also provides an experimental DBUS prediction service and Spanish language model generation. Other bug fixes and enhancements are also included.
This release sports significant performance improvements in its smoothed n-gram predictor. Runtime execution was sped up by approximately a factor of 5 by tuning some expensive SQL queries to the embedded SQLite database. This release comes with refactored configuration and profile handling subsystems. Configuration is read from system-level, installation-level, and user-level XML profiles and from an optional user-specified profile. Changes to configuration variables made at runtime through the config() API can now be persisted to file by calling the new save_profile() API method.
