Version 4.14 dropped. Wow.
Obviously Kim has been burning the midnight oil++. This is an amazing update, I can't believe he's calling it a minor update (it should be 4.2 at least! :)
Reply to #1:
There are only minor updates :-). The version life cycle is ~100 minor updates for every major update.
But yes, I have spent many summer evenings writing code outside. It has been fun. I expect multiple releases during the coming months with many new features and improvements.
I have often noticed users having a lot of active renaming methods or creating complex JS scripts, and I don't like it. It feels like too much. But instead of complaining, I have set to figure out how you can do more with less effort in Advanced Renamer, which is resulting in some cool new features.
I'm especially fond of the new "default" and "alt" tag modifiers. Previously it was not possible to do the same fallback without using a JS script. I expect to add a more compact syntax for those two in a later release.
There are only minor updates :-). The version life cycle is ~100 minor updates for every major update.
But yes, I have spent many summer evenings writing code outside. It has been fun. I expect multiple releases during the coming months with many new features and improvements.
I have often noticed users having a lot of active renaming methods or creating complex JS scripts, and I don't like it. It feels like too much. But instead of complaining, I have set to figure out how you can do more with less effort in Advanced Renamer, which is resulting in some cool new features.
I'm especially fond of the new "default" and "alt" tag modifiers. Previously it was not possible to do the same fallback without using a JS script. I expect to add a more compact syntax for those two in a later release.