Patterpad 0.26.0

Security

• Live Link refuses web pages. While Live Link was on, a web page open in any browser could connect to it
  and receive your story each time you saved. It now lets in only games and pages running on your own machine.
• Opening a patterpack writes only the project. A pack could carry other files, .git/config among them,
  and version control would then run what that file names. Patterpad now writes only scenes, strings,
  authoring, the project file, the game's scopes, and handoff records, and refuses a pack with a hidden file
  or folder in it.
• Only the editor window can reach the editor's controls. The play, search, and coverage windows each get
  their own controls and nothing else, and removing a dictionary checks it is one you imported.
• Importing a translation can't write outside the project. A file naming a scene the project doesn't
  have, or a language it doesn't declare, is refused and nothing is written.

Fixed

• Merging a returned patterpack no longer undoes itself. The open scene kept its text from before the
  merge, and the next save wrote it back over what had just merged; the scene now reloads, and anything you
  hadn't saved is saved first. Close Project afterwards closes the project, as it does after New Project.
• Deleting a scene that version control won't let go of says so, and leaves the scene whole, rather than
  reporting it deleted with its strings left behind.
• A save that is refused says so. Project Settings, Notes, comments, suggestions, a new or deleted scene,
  and a quick fix only reported a refusal (a file locked in version control) to the developer console, and
  Project Settings closed with your edits gone; it now stays open with them in it.
• Back and Forward stay within the project you're in, rather than leading into places from the last one.
• Ticking Needs re-record opens Notes on the VO note, where the reason travels with the voice script.
• Following a run in the editor no longer shows the scene twice, with typing in one copy never saved.
• A scene with no strings file of its own saves what you type into a new one, rather than reporting the
  save done and keeping nothing.
• Live Link stops when you close the project, and Play ▸ Live Link can't start it with nothing open.
• Esc leaves Writing View, as the docs said it did, and closing the project leaves it too.
• The problems bar keeps your place as you type, rather than going back to the first problem, and both
  bottom bars come back after you visit the overview or the Properties page.
• Review Feedback finds the project's feedback from the Properties page, rather than saying there is none.
• Quality properties keep their stages in the condition editor after you save the settings.
• The Scene properties dialog refuses two properties with one name, as the other property editors do.
• The search window's Replace preview is the new project's after you open another one.
• Publish ▸ Update Audio Manifest is available only under Audio Folders, the one case it can work in.
• Coverage Test marks a Runs or Max steps value it can't use and holds Run, rather than quietly running
  5,000.
• Editing keeps what it should. Setting a jump on a bubble holding only a game event kept the jump and
  deleted the event; it keeps both now. A new option's choice text survives clicking into the inspector.
  Bold and italic survive joining lines and switching a line between dialogue and narration.
• An edit that would lose a condition, effects, a jump, or a whole choice is refused, with a note saying
  what to move first. Joining two bubbles, deleting across them, and typing or pasting over a selection
  used to drop the second bubble's logic without a word.
• Paste works. Several paragraphs become lines of their own, a copied dialogue line pastes as its words
  without the speaker, a copy across lines no longer fails, and a paste from Google Docs is no longer all
  bold.
• Backspace on a selected block heading asks before deleting the block, as its menu does, and the last
  block of a scene can't be deleted.
• A locked scene can't be changed through the editor's menus, grips, or add buttons, as it already
  couldn't by typing.
• Smaller editing fixes: ungrouping a choice leaves plain groups without choice text; Wrap in is not
  offered for options; right-clicking a choice's text opens the option's menu; Delete at the end of a line
  joins the next line to it rather than removing it; Enter replaces a selection; a duplicated fallback option
  is no longer a second fallback; Esc in the scene title or a block's name puts back what was there, and the
  title follows Undo; Tab stays in the editor; a speaker's name can be typed with an input method.
• Typing in a long scene with spell-check on is quicker: only the lines you change are checked again.
• Publish Bundle and Auto Rebuild refuse a project with errors in it, listing them, rather than building a
  bundle the game then fails on. Auto Rebuild keeps the last good build until the errors are fixed, which is
  what it always meant to do, and Live Link no longer pushes a broken build to a running game.
• Merging a returned patterpack keeps comment replies and resolves from both sides, and never brings back a
  scene you deleted after sending it.
• Replace makes the translations of the lines it changed out of date, as typing the change does.
• A choice that can run dry is a warning everywhere, and no longer hides the "can never run" warnings.
• Two strings files that disagree about a line are reported, naming both, rather than stopping the checks.
• Switching version control keeps a project's choice to leave the bundle out of it.
• The production report counts a writing status that isn't on the ladder as the lowest rung in its
  totals, as it already did for each scene's status.
• The voice script includes spoken choice prompts, so they get recorded.
• A loop of jumps with nothing in between is a warning, in the writer's words, rather than a run that never ends.
• Coverage Test no longer blames a write that ran, follows gated jumps for both its "may need an input"
  hint and its "written only by" line (saying when the gate is on the way in), and leaves out empty lines
  that never ship.
• Quitting or closing the window straight after typing no longer loses the last edit. Patterpad saves a
  moment after you stop typing, and a quit inside that moment used to close without saving. It now finishes
  writing first. Leaving the window for another app also saves.
• A recent project that won't open says why. The welcome screen now gives the reason. A project
  whose folder has gone is taken off the recent list as before; one that is still there but won't open (a
  conflict in its project file, say) stays on the list so you can try again once it is fixed. The same goes
  for the last project, when it can't be reopened at launch.
• Esc in an inspector field puts back what was there. Typing a game data value or a tag and pressing Esc
  restores the value the field had when you clicked into it, as Storyletter's fields do. A half-typed tag is
  dropped rather than added when you click away.
• Help ▸ PatterKit Documentation Home is named for the suite. It said "Patter".
• The About box says "licence", in UK English like the rest of Patterpad.
• Pressing Enter at Merge Returned Patterpack's confirmation cancels. It used to merge. The confirmation
  now uses Patterpad's own dialog, matching its other confirmations, with Cancel selected to begin with.
  A pack with nothing to merge now says so in a message rather than a system dialog.

Changed

• An error in the problems bar is shown in red, and a warning in the warning colour, as Storyletter shows
  them, so the colour says how serious the problem in view is.
• Publish Bundle writes the same files as patter export, which now uses the same patter-dist/ folder
  beside the project. Auto Rebuild also brings the game's shared scopes file up to date.
• Patterpad always saves as you work, a moment after you stop typing, as Storyletter does. The Autosave
  setting is gone: turned off, it only stopped the timer, and every scene switch, play, and window change
  still saved.
• Auto Rebuild is your own setting, kept with Patterpad rather than in the project file, so turning it on
  no longer turns it on for everyone on the project. It's on the Publish menu, as in Storyletter.
• Share Scopes with Other Tools goes straight to choosing the folder, as Storyletter's does.
• One name for each thing: the setting for where Publish Bundle writes is Bundle path in both Project
  Settings and New Project; the audio tab is Recording status, the Review menu's submenu Writing
  Status, the Coverage window's button Run coverage, and its drivers coverage drivers; Game Data is
  capitalised as the feature's name.
• The health chip's clean answer names the project, since it checks the whole project, and the
  version-control chip's tip names the system.
• Save As and Open an Example add their copy to version control when it lands in a working copy, as
  opening a patterpack does.
• Project Settings rows look like Storyletter's: the caption to the left, the control beside it, and any
  explanation underneath. The Notes editor is the family's too, and Notes now saves when you close it.
• Smaller wording fixes to confirmations ("You can't undo this."), tooltips, and messages, following the
  family's house style, and the topbar Play button is the family's button.
• The Live Link control says "Live Link" beside its plug icon in the bottom corner, as Storyletter's does.
• The welcome screen offers a kit to start from, above the finished projects, as Storyletter's does.
  Clicking it opens New Project with that kit chosen.
• Menu items that need a project are greyed out when none is open, Save, Play, Publish and Find among
  them, as they are in Storyletter. Some already were; now they all are.
• The Play window's head button is called Restart, the same word as the button at the end of a run. Its
  tip used to say "Rewind to the start and play again".
• Smaller wording fixes. The example tiles in New Project say "Open a copy…", since a folder picker
  follows. Replace's confirmation says it can't be undone from the Edit menu. The review bar's Previous and
  Next tips show their keys (⇧F8 and F8).
• Reload and Toggle Developer Tools are gone from the View menu in released builds. They are for
  working on Patterpad itself.
• The last system message boxes now use Patterpad's own dialogs: an example that could not be opened,
  Share Scopes with Other Tools, a Patterpack that could not be unpacked or whose folder already exists, and
  the prompt to find Storyletter. They follow the app's theme, and their buttons are in the same order as its
  other dialogs.
• "Can't delete this scene" has an OK button. It had a lone Cancel.
• Six more dialogs match the rest: Scene Properties, Notes, Export Voice Script, Localisation, Production
  Information, and "Where does your story start?". They now share the frame, title and button style of
  Patterpad's other dialogs.