DDT 0.5.0 ("Creamfields") released

[Tom]

El 26/08/2011 15:13, Bruno Medeiros escribió:
> DDT 0.5.0 (codename "Creamfields") has been released. (Yes, as treat I
> decided to giving ocasional release name :P)
>
> This new release requires DLTK 3.0 (from Indigo), so if you are going
> for the upgrade path, you need to add the new DLTK update site:
> http://download.eclipse.org/releases/indigo
>
> Right Next on the TODO list is debugger support. Well, after the minor
> internal task of switching the source repository from Mercurial to Git,
> now that Google Code supports Git.
>
> Changelog (
> http://code.google.com/a/eclipselabs.org/p/ddt/wiki/ChangeLog#DDT_0.5.0_%282011-08-26%29
> )
>
> == DDT 0.5.0 (2011-08-26) ==
> * Updated DDT to DTLK 3.0
> * Made icons of D source elements (classes, structs templates, etc.)
> consistent throughout the UI.
> * (Previously DLTK views and some popups used simplified icons, and only
> CA and outline used more detailed icons.)
> * Outline view changes:
> * Now shows nested elements.
> * Clicking on named elements correctly selects their name in the editor
> (previously it just revealed the element).
> * Added context menu to the outline elements, added some filter actions
> to the toolbar of the view.
> * Constructor/Desctructors/Allocators/Deallocators now show up in
> Outline view and quick Outline.
> * Implemented #52: function/delegate literals can now be folded. And
> also anonymous classes.
> * Fix in Documentation hovers: removed redudant text, and now displays
> concrete archetype (Class, Interface, Struct, Union), instead of
> "Aggregate".
> * Fixed issue #47: NPE while parsing is expression. Source ranges will
> still be missing though.
> * Fixed some minor NPE and assertion failure bugs.
> * Fixed issue #51, parsing AssertFailedException.
> * Resolved #19 in a definite and proper way (instead of with a
> workaround hack).
> * Fixed some issues relate to completion of imports, including issue #53.
> * Fixed issue #58: typing the dot causes selected completion proposal to
> be applied.

Great news! Thank you very much.

Tom;