Warning – Sorry again you’ll need to manually install this release. Cross your fingers for a clean install next time!
Added Recognize Mac App Store licenses
Changed Bundle ID to avoid conflicts with app store version of TaskPaper (break Sparkle updates to )
Changed Don’t sort saved searches in sidebar
Changed display span style attribute renamed to content
Fixed “I think” File and icon associations
Fixed “I think” Odd preferences problems throughout
Fixed Allow reordering of top level projects in sidebar
Fixed Missing “show” button when in projects group in sidebar
Fixed Search performance in larger documents
Fixed Errors in stylesheet should no longer crash app
Fixed Drawing of split cursor insertion point
Fixed Incompatible scripting change that broke export scripts
Fixed Escape spaces in link created in editor when dropping a file path
Fixed Allow creating siblings to the focused item in the editor
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Quick bug report: check boxes in Preferences pane for “check spelling as you type” and “check grammar with spelling” seem to be nonfunctional. Whatever I do in these checkboxes (and what they are visually displaying) has no effect on the actual preferences checked in the Edit > Spelling and Grammar menu items. Changing the preferences for these features via the Edit menu does work, but then the checkbox states in the preferences pane do not change/do not reflect the actual set preferences.
These are working I think, but note that they only effect the default state of “New Documents”. You are then able to turn spelling on/off as you see fit for individual documents. It’s confusing for sure. It’s the way that TextEdit does things, so that’s where I copied the design from. Though maybe it would be better to offer less flexibility, but more predictability and just have one spelling setting for all documents?
Ah, I see! The checkboxes are clearly labeled as being for new documents. Sorry about that. I have to admit that I had never noticed this in Textedit, so the idea of defaults set inn the prefs pane and then per-file controls via the menubar had not registered. Actually pretty cool. Thanks.