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v4.1.0 [2020-10-13]

Added

  • Functions `rivet-insert-*`

v4.0.2 [2019-11-30]

Added

  • This changelog

Changed

  • Follow doc guidelines better
  • Sharp quote where appropriate

v4.0.1 [2019-10-28]

Changed

  • Improved documentation

v4.0.0 [2019-10-28]

Changed

  • Delimiters now use their own variable, rivet-mode-delimiters
  • Rivet mode is now a proper minor mode, not just a function that says its a minor mode.
  • Derive whether Rivet mode is active, rather than tracking with a predicate variable.
  • Don’t bother looking for delimiters on cold file open.
  • Rename rivet-hook and rivet-switch-hook to rivet-mode-hook and rivet-mode-switch-hook, respectively.
  • Improved documentation

Added

  • Dynamically required major mode packages, supporting the ability to change them via the inner and host mode variables.
  • Autoload Rivet mode for files with rvt extension.

v3.4.0 [2019-10-24]

Changed

  • Only check for mode change if point moved.
  • Improved documentation

v3.3.0 [2019-10-24]

Changed

  • Fix check for current mode so we don’t always change mode.
  • Don’t manually activate font-lock
  • Improved documentation

v3.2.1 [2019-10-23]

Changed

  • Don’t change mode if region is active.

v3.2.0 [2019-10-23]

Changed

  • Fixed search for left delimiter which always returned nothing.
  • Depend on Emacs to tell us the major mode instead of caching what it should be. Emacs is more reliable.
  • Reorder rivet-mode-inner-mode to be =’(NAME MODE LEFT-DELIM RIGHT-DELIM)=

Removed

  • Don’t message the new major mode.

v3.1.0 [2019-10-23]

Changed

  • Rename rivet-mode-update to rivet-mode-maybe-update-p

Removed

  • Replace timer check with post-command-hook. Fixes a memory leak in the timer.

v3.0.0 [2019-08-08]

Complete reversal of version 2, return to a basis of two-mode-mode, but with fixes to bring it up to par with polymode.

v2.0.0 [2019-04-24]

Initial tagged release. Version 1 was derivative of the 1999 Apache two-mode-mode. It was slow, didn’t handle indentation properly and couldn’t create regions which crossed delimiters.

Version 2 is a complete rewrite as polymode, depending entirely upon polymode 0.1.