0.95b - Uruk
·
183 commits
to main
since this release
Patch Notes. 0.95b (Uruk).
(17 January 2026). 08:12GMT. Stable Release.
- Added ve.FlexInterface that allows for resizeable panels within the same ve.Window.
- Added ve.ScriptManagerMonaco to serve as the new code/text editor.
- Added ve.Table for paging through database entries. Unlike ve.Spreadsheet, ve.Table is sortable but read-only.
- Breaking changes: renamed ve.BIUF to ve.RichText, ve.Table to ve.Spreadsheet, ve.WYSIWYG to ve.WordProcessor to be more in line with their function.
- Deprecated ve.ScriptManagerBlockly.
- ve.Colour takes in RGBA inputs if specified.
- ve.DatavisSuite has been entered into beta with line graphs for testing.
- ve.Range now takes in numeric inputs. This behaviour can be disabled.
- ve.ScriptManager has been updated to be a fully-fledged IDE. It is production-ready in its current state.
- Added multifile bottombars with search and filter options, similar to an upgraded version of multifile tabs in most other IDEs.
- Added global find and replace to ve.ScriptManager.
- Added multi-file documentation.
- Added syntax support for most common programming languages.
- Added theme and behaviour support.
- Added theme customisation settings.
- Added the ability to host multiple projects within the same program at once.
- Added the ability to save/load project files.
- Changed ergonomics such that Blockly is hidden upon onload errors, and if no onload errors are detected, the display is restored.
- DevTools are now DOM-facing in Console, allowing for the inspection of complex objects.
- Files/folders can now be excluded from documentation.
- Files can now be marked as a different file type from what they really are.
- Manual synchronisation toggle that disables synchronisation between Codemirror <-> Blockly and makes it manual isntead
- Migrated themes and settings to be Monaco-compatible.
- Onload is now lossless rather than converting to Blockly by default.
- Projects should now be automatically detected.
- Settings are now located in collapsible folders.