ACIDE 0.7

ACIDE is A Configurable Integrated Development Environment which can be easily configured for any interpreter, compiler or database system.
ACIDE enjoys project management, multi-file editing, language coloring and parsing on-the-fly.

Enhancements
- The order of the MDI editor windows can be changed by dragging tabs
- Copy/paste is allowed in the shell
- The shell command history is saved and can be restored via cursor keys. Esc key erases the input
- Context-sensitive menu
- Error management system
- File type (main and compilable) identification: Both with colors (in tabs and project manager) and text (in the status bar)
- New environment variables: $mainFile$, $mainFileName$, $mainFileExt$, $mainFilePath$, $activeFileName$, $activeFileExt$, $$activeFilePath$ - Context menu for the shell
- Extended context menus
- Shortcuts are language-dependent (e.g., Ctrl-S for English vs. Ctrl-G for Spanish)
Fixed Bugs:
- A new status management for saving and restoring the current status of ACIDE allows to fix many problems upon start-up
- File modification messages
- Blocked cursor in the shell
- Translation typos
Many minor bugs Known Bugs:
- New grammars cannot be selected
- System-dependent calls disallow a cross-platform IDE. Currently, ACIDE only works for Windows
- Files in a project are not ordered
- The same folder in a project can appear twice
- Pairs of parentheses, brackets and square brackets should also be highlighted when typing text. Also, the format of the highlighted pairs is lost Future enhancements: - Speed up the opening of files
- Allow to add commands to the menu
- Syntax highlighting for the shell
- Font selection
- Automatic indentation
- New languages
- Lexicon and grammar associated to each file instead to a project
- Allow wrapping
- Output to the shell becomes slow as buffer contents increase
- Opening the editor window becomes slow as buffer contents increase