Tuesday, February 16, 2016

CoolTerm v1.4.6 Released

CoolTerm 1.4.6 is now available for download and includes some feature enhancements as well as bug fixes. Here is what's new:
NEW/CHANGED FEATURES:
  • Added the option to automatically start file capture upon loading connection settings.
  • Added option to append new data to auto capture files.
  • Added option to filter ANSI escape sequences. If this option is enabled, ANSI sequence characters will be filtered in ASCII view mode.
  • Added preference option to enable condensing the line spaces in plain text view mode (not available in Universal Binary builds).
  • [Win][Linux] Added code to ensure that only one instance of CoolTerm is running on the system at the same time
  • Added code to ensure that a connection settings file can only be opened once.
  • Added preference option to show or hide the toolbar.
  • Added UTF-8 support for plain text view.
  • Updated preferences dialog to display extended character set.
  • [Win] Added support for AltGr key combinations on certain international keyboards.
  • Added shortcut (Mac: CMD-I, Win/Linux: CTRL-I) to Connection/Options... menu.
  • Changed relative timestamp format from HH:MM:SS:sss to HH:MM:SS.sss to be consistent with established timestamp conventions.
IMPROVEMENTS:
  • Removed CTRL+Alt+S short cut for "File/Save as default" to avoid AltGr+S triggering the short cut.
  • [Win][Linux] Changed code to use platform specific default text encoding for the plain text window to allow displaying bytes larger than 0x7f.
  • UI Tweaks to harmonize the look of the GUI between platforms.
  • Updated Help Text with instructions on how to remove the serial port name from settings files.
BUG FIXES AND STABILITY IMRPOVEMENTS:
  • [Linux] Updated AutoScroll code to behave the same as it does on Mac and Windows.
  • Fixed bug that didn't properly update the text of the Connection/Connect_Disconnect menu when switching between terminal windows.
  • [Mac] Fixed bug where the text encoding of strings returned from AppleScript commands was not defined.

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