Pragtical v3.13.0 is out with the first native audio API and built-in audio player, another round of renderer backend improvements, faster multi-cursor editing, better project/file searching, and a larger set of settings and editor workflow refinements.
Pragtical v3.12.5 is out with fixes for editing around folded code and wrapped lines, safer syntax loading for language plugins, and build updates for newer SDL3 and CMake combinations.
With excitement today's announcement goes to the community port of Pragtical into AmigaOS! For sometime Walkero has been working on this port of Pragtical to AmigaOS 4.1 FE and MorphOS 3 and it is finally ready for a test drive!
Pragtical v3.12.4 is out with Project Search view controls for plugins, a fix for SDL GPU subpixel text rendering on light backgrounds, better diagnostics for fatal runtime errors, and a native renderer source layout cleanup for developers and builders.
Pragtical v3.12.3 is out with multi-project search, an on-demand autocomplete command, code folding command cleanup, additional syntax colors, and a couple of focused fixes for folding and settings.
Pragtical v3.12.2 is out with SDL GPU rendering fixes, faster dense rectangle replay, directory monitor reliability improvements, Unicode search fixes, and a small environment API enhancement for plugins.
Pragtical v3.12.1 is a focused follow-up to v3.12.0 with SDL GPU polish, renderer visibility improvements on Windows, and a Linux packaging fix for force-fallback builds.
Pragtical v3.12.0 is out with a modular renderer stack, a new SDL GPU backend, project module trust prompts, networking safety improvements, and a set of polish fixes for plugin loading, search feedback, diffs, and the welcome view.
Pragtical v3.11.2 is a focused bug-fix release that tightens file lookup behavior, fixes JavaScript syntax highlighting around regex literals, and makes DocView drawing more robust when plugins update virtual line state.
A follow-up release that adds a welcome screen recent project context menu, polishes code folding behavior, improves line wrapping performance for long lines, and fixes a handful of process I/O and status bar issues.