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Releases: BlackDragonBE/MarkdownToRW_Converter
Releases · BlackDragonBE/MarkdownToRW_Converter
MarkdownToRW_Converter 1.19
- Fixed HTML file export.
- Fixed file error & spelling checks.
Markdown To RW 1.18
- Fixed html conversion
Markdown To RW 1.17
- Fixed script conversion. < and > were parsed incorrectly.
- Vastly improved preview (including syntax higlighting!). Scripts now display correctly.
- Added PDF output. This uses the Deckle tags for page breaks (=p= only for now) and image sizing.
- Small improvements overall.
- Fixed broken Windows self contained release. Only works in Windows 10.
Known issues:
- Larger zip sizes because of pdf library.
- Syntax highlighting doesn't seem to apply correctly on all platforms. Needs more testing.
Markdown To RW 1.16
- Implemented auto-updater across all platforms. The app will now try to download and "install" the newest release when you click the update button. Delete the CoreUpdater.zip file to force the app to open a browser window instead.
- Improved content scanner.
- Improved converter: the html now gets the correct image size class assigned based on source image dimensions (size-large).
- The console version can also use the content scanner now.
Markdown To RW 1.15
- Fixed content checking: Where To Go From Here > Where to Go From Here (see writing guide update)
Markdown To RW 1.14
- Added button for Hemingway App
- Moved all converter settings to to conversion options list.
- Added new experimental feature to GUI: content checking for markdown files. This will create a report that will be printed to the console.
Content checking:
- Check word count.
- Check section titles.
- Check image sizes.
- Check for common spelling mistakes.
- Check for British spelling.
Markdown To RW 1.13
- Added option to convert images to captions for both GUI & console. (true by default)
- Settings format changed so saved preferences will be wiped.
Markdown To RW 1.12
- Fixes some nasty image parsing edge cases that would crash the application.
Markdown To RW 1.11
- Added framework for extra conversion options.
- Extra option added: first image is right aligned 250x250 image? (true by default) > added to both console & GUI
- Option to save converter options.
- Password workaround font is now webdings, which is installed on Windows & macOS by default. Linux users will need to download & install the mscorefonts package.
- The converter now parses alt text inside images to captions. Just put the caption text you want between the square brackets and let the converter work its magic. Look at the test markdown for an example of this. (will make this optional in future release)
- I've converted the update check code to .NET Standard 2.0 and integrated it into the conversion library. The GUI version now checks if a new version is available and shows a download button that directs the browser to the download page if this is the case.
Markdown To RW 1.10
HUGE release! Be sure to download the right version for your system.
Changes:
- Winforms / Mono version has ben deprecated. Use the new .NET Core GUI instead. Mono runtime isn't needed anymore.
- Brand new multi platform GUI version without and dependencies (+ portable version if .NET Core is installed)
- Fixed inconsistency in converting between Windows & other platforms.
- Added internet connection checking to GUI version before trying rollback if upload fails.
- Added support for spoiler tags. (see FullTest.markdown in ConverterTests folder)
- All around better conversion now by using a new converter library.
- The Core console version has been improved dramatically, it can now do all operations with command line arguments from a terminal. It's also colored now. :]
- Small fixes.
Known issues:
- The password field of the GUI version doesn't hide the password. It currently uses the wingdings font on Windows as a crappy workaround. The UI framework used doesn't have a way of showing password characters yet in text boxes.
- There may be some rendering issues if the GUI version is run on macOS fullscreen. (needs more testing)