Gatherfield 1.105.0
- New: footnotes. Write them the standard Markdown way—a
[^id]marker in your text and a[^id]:definition—and Gatherfield renders the markers as small superscript numbers and collects the definitions into a numbered list, each with a back-link to where it was cited. Numbers run in the order footnotes first appear, multi-paragraph definitions render as prose, and they show in the read-through too. Click a marker to edit its raw source; Ctrl/Cmd-click to jump to its definition. - Snippets can now do math. Wrap an expression like {4 * {gold: 2} * {years: 5}} and it renders the result, or name it—{income: 4 * {gold: 2} * {years: 5}}—to reuse the computed value like any other snippet. Redefine an inner value (gold to 3) and every expression that uses it re-renders, in one reviewed, undoable step. The file stays plain text: the formula itself is what's on disk.
- Markdown tables now render as a clean, aligned table even when the pipes in the underlying text aren't lined up—and without ever marking the note Unsaved. Put your cursor in a table to edit the raw source; move out and it renders aligned again. A Normalize table source command is there for when you do want to tidy the pipes on disk.
- Rendered content now speaks one visual language: anything you can click to reveal its raw Markdown—a table, a footnote—carries the same soft shade that reads as a 'click for raw' cue, while the line your cursor is on is tinted with your accent color instead, so the two never look alike.
- Fix: several accent-colored touches—snippet value chips, the link hover color, and selection and flash highlights—were painted with a fixed color; they now follow the accent color you've chosen in preferences.
Downloads
- Windows: portable
.exe(*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer) - Linux:
.AppImage,.deb,.rpm
This repository hosts release binaries only; the source is maintained separately.