pasteCode Version History
6 versions
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Version 0.71
Reflected 3.1 compatibility.
- Source code released under Mozilla Public License Version 1.1
Version 0.7
C/C++ keywords within comments and strings are now highlighted properly as comments or strings, not keywords.
Version 0.6.1
* Added Thunderbird 2.0 support.
* Do not highlight keywords within comments.
* Highlight pre-processor # commands properly, not as keyword (in the case of #if and #else)
* 0.6.1 adds proper description visible in the extension manager.
* Do not highlight keywords within comments.
* Highlight pre-processor # commands properly, not as keyword (in the case of #if and #else)
* 0.6.1 adds proper description visible in the extension manager.
Version 0.6
Added Thunderbird 2.0 support.
Do not highlight keywords within comments.
Highlight pre-processor # commands properly, not as keyword (in the case of #if and #else)
Do not highlight keywords within comments.
Highlight pre-processor # commands properly, not as keyword (in the case of #if and #else)
Version 0.4
* Fixed problem with double quoted strings not being properly highlighted.
* Added some more permutations to the boolean type.
* Added the 64-bit int to t*U*[Ii]nt(8|16|32|64)
* Added some more permutations to the boolean type.
* Added the 64-bit int to t*U*[Ii]nt(8|16|32|64)
Version 0.3
Potential future capabilities:
* Add a control-key combination to activate the paste.
The following will probably not be added any time soon as this is meant to be a quick-and-dirty code paster, not a full-fledged code editor.
* Add plugin preferences to select colours.
* Support for multiple languages.
* Use a better text parsing engine.
* Add a control-key combination to activate the paste.
The following will probably not be added any time soon as this is meant to be a quick-and-dirty code paster, not a full-fledged code editor.
* Add plugin preferences to select colours.
* Support for multiple languages.
* Use a better text parsing engine.
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