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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog.

[Unreleased]

[1.2.0] - 2026-08-01

Added

  • Integrated C++ Debugger (GDB):
    • The app now has a real source-level debugger built on the bundled MinGW GDB (Machine Interface), replacing the old "just run the exe" behavior. Debug a -g build without leaving the editor.
    • Breakpoints: click the left gutter to toggle a red breakpoint (the line number turns into a badge and the line is tinted, Dev-C++/Visual Studio style). Alt+click sets a conditional breakpoint (e.g. i == n-1); Ctrl+click enables/disables one without removing it. gdb-relocated breakpoints (off blank/comment lines) move automatically.
    • Debug panel (bug icon on the toolbar shows/hides it): a single smart Run ▶ / Continue / Pause button drives the whole session, plus Step Over / Into / Out and Stop. F5 run/continue, F10 step over, F11 step into, Shift+F11 step out, Shift+F5 stop. Step Into stays in your code — it skips standard-library internals instead of diving into std:: template guts.
    • Variables & Watch: locals and watch expressions are shown as expandable trees with full STL pretty-printing (vector, map, string, … expand to their elements). Values that changed since the last step are highlighted; double-click a numeric value to toggle hex/decimal.
    • Call Stack with clickable frames, hover-to-evaluate (hover any variable while paused to see its value), and Run to Cursor (right-click a line).
    • Multi-file aware: pausing in another file automatically opens/switches to it so the current-line arrow is visible.
    • Beginner-friendly: a one-time 3-step coach mark, a nudge when you start with no breakpoints, and program I/O routed cleanly to the terminal.
    • Auto dry run: one button walks the program a line at a time on its own while the Variables tree updates, so a loop can be watched instead of stepped by hand a hundred times. It needs no breakpoint — it starts the session paused at main() — steps into your own functions, and comes with a speed slider (0.15–3s per line, default 1s). Pause, Esc, or any manual step stops it.
    • Back through the recording: every pause is recorded (line + the values of the locals at that moment), and Back walks through that recording. GDB cannot run a program backwards on Windows, so this is an explicit read-only replay: the recorded line is marked with a hollow arrow, controls that would move the program are disabled, and Back to live (or Esc) returns to the present.
    • Restart stops the session and runs the whole program again from the top.
  • Linux support: the app now runs on Linux, and the build produces Linux packages (AppImage, .deb, .tar.gz) alongside the Windows ones. Unlike the Windows build it does not bundle a compiler — install g++ and gdb from your distribution and Sameko will detect them.
  • Active Contest Auto-Collapsing & Top Prioritization:
    • Double-clicking a contest, clicking its quick-activate button, or opening any file inside it sets it as the active contest, automatically collapses all other contests, and expands the active one.
    • The active contest temporarily jumps/bubbles to the very top of the CONTEST list. Upon deactivation, it returns to the chronological "newest-first" sorting order.
  • Quick-Activation Button:
    • Added a subtle lightning bolt button (.cat-activate-btn) next to non-active contest folders on hover, allowing quick activation with a single click.
  • PCH Cache-Clear with Background Rebuild:
    • Added a "Clear PCH Cache" action to settings to delete corrupted or slow Precompiled Header files.
    • Wired it to an IPC call that runs asynchronously in the background to re-optimize/precompile libraries using the active compiler flags, keeping the UI smooth while restoring 200-400ms C++ compile speed.
  • Additional Compile Flags (Settings → Compiler):
    • Added a free-text "Additional Compile Flags" field (compiler.extraFlags) whose contents are appended to every compile command (e.g. -DLOCAL -DDEBUG), validated against unsafe flags (-B, -plugin, @, --specs=) before reaching the compiler.
    • The same flags and the chosen C++ standard now also drive clangd's compile_flags.txt and the live -fsyntax-only diagnostics, so IntelliSense, editor squiggles, and real builds agree on macros and #ifdef branches (e.g. code guarded by -DLOCAL).
  • Realtime program output (std::cout/printf shown line-by-line):
    • Rebuilt the output-unbuffering shim as C++ (Sameko-GCC/lib/sameko_unbuffer.cpp) so it also unit-buffers std::cout/std::cerr, not just C stdio. The old C-only setvbuf shim could not reach std::cout's buffer, so programs using ios_base::sync_with_stdio(false) (standard in competitive programming) only showed output in one burst when the process exited.
    • Added a Realtime Output setting (Settings > Execution, default on). When disabled, the shim is not linked, restoring full buffering for maximum throughput on heavy output.
  • [FEATURE] Add Save As support with Ctrl+Shift+S (Fixes #35):
    • Added File > Save As... and Ctrl+Shift+S for saving the active tab to a new path.
    • Updated tab title/path and file watching after Save As completes.
    • Preserved regular Ctrl+S behavior for saving to the current file path.

Changed

  • Debug panel rebuilt around the data:
    • Variables / Watch / Call Stack are now a flat accordion — hairline separators instead of three nested bordered boxes, a count badge on each header, its own scrollbar per section, and the open/closed state remembered between runs. Call Stack folds itself away while there is only one frame.
    • The static "Shortcuts & tips" footer, which cost about a fifth of the panel height, moved into a popover on a new ? button. It now also explains what each mark in the gutter means.
    • When there is nothing to show, one centred message replaces the three per-section dashes.
    • The toolbar is a header row (title, status, ?, close) over a transport row whose buttons share the width evenly and are 34px tall, so they stay easy to hit and cannot overflow at any panel width.
  • Gutter marks now say which is which: a red dot is a breakpoint, a solid yellow arrow is where execution is paused, and the two combined (arrow inside the dot) is paused on a breakpoint. The first pause of each session also spells out the point beginners most often miss — the lines above a breakpoint have already run; a breakpoint stops the program, it does not start it.
  • Terminal input grows with its content: the stdin box was clipped to one visible row, so a pasted multi-line test case could not be read back. It now grows up to a ceiling that adapts to the panel height, and always leaves room for the output above it.
  • Build produces every release artifact in one command: npm run build now emits the three files a release needs — the Windows NSIS installer, the zipped portable Windows build, and the Linux AppImage — plus the update metadata (latest.yml, latest-linux.yml and .blockmap). Packing an AppImage needs permission to create symlinks, which Windows withholds outside an elevated terminal or Developer Mode, so scripts/build-appimage.js tests for it first and transparently runs the build through WSL when it is missing; the Windows targets are built first so they survive a Linux-side failure either way. npm run build:linux produces AppImage/deb/tar.gz (run it on Linux or WSL; .deb needs fpm, which has no Windows build), and npm run build:all does both. The standalone portable .exe was dropped — it was the same app as the .zip, only slower to start because it unpacks itself on every launch.
  • Clangd-Driven IntelliSense (Removed Hardcoded STL Tables):
    • Removed the hardcoded STL_DOCS, STL_TYPE_METHODS, and STL_KEYWORDS tables, the after-dot STL method completion logic, the STL hover provider, and the STL-only signature help provider from the C/C++ suggestion provider.
    • Member completions (e.g. .push_back, .size), hover info, and signature help are now served entirely by clangd, which is accurate and context-aware instead of pattern-matched.
    • Kept the custom snippets (CP template, for/while/if, vec, ios, fre, user-defined snippets), include-path completion, preprocessor directives, and language keywords as the fallback path when clangd has no result (e.g. unsaved files).
  • Bundled Completion Style:
    • Switched clangd to --completion-style=bundled so overloaded members collapse into a single entry (e.g. assign(…) [3 overloads], push_back(…) [2 overloads]) instead of one line per overload — a shorter, less noisy completion list better suited to competitive programming.
  • Explorer Rounded Cards and Thick-Border Aesthetic:
    • Re-styled the outer file explorer sidebar container as a floating card with border-radius: 16px, margin: 12px 0 12px 12px, and a thick 2px solid var(--border) outline, matching the layout of the main editor.
    • Re-styled collections and contests in the sidebar as floating rounded cards with explicit 2px borders, replacing flat borderless container boundaries.
    • Removed explicit borders from sub-items (chips and list items) by default to avoid nested border clutter, replacing them with a soft glass background that transitions to active borders only when selected.
    • Stripped solid backgrounds and bottom borders from the main CONTEST and COLLECTIONS section headers, turning them into clean, transparent, minimalist typography labels.
    • Tuned category section header margins: removed top margin from the first section (CONTEST) to eliminate excess top gap, and increased top margin on the second section (COLLECTIONS) for better vertical separation.
    • Increased list spacing gap to 6px and enabled floating pill backgrounds for category list items, matching the Kawaii rounded design system.
    • Normalized border colors for all explorer card containers and lists in Dracula, Nord, Monokai, and general dark themes.
  • Context Menu Danger Item & Layout Improvements:
    • Styled the "Delete Collection" danger item to blend in with standard menu colors by default, turning red with a soft error background only on hover.
    • Prevented line wrapping in context menus using white-space: nowrap.
    • Upgraded submenus to use min-width: max-content for flexible, responsive widths that auto-fit the content text.
  • Visual Glow Removal:
    • Removed pulsating drop-shadow glow animation (lightning-glow) and glowing filter from the active contest lightning bolt icon.
    • Eliminated colored box-shadow glows from active contest cards and active status badges, replacing them with flat solid borders.
    • Removed soft box-shadow glow (var(--shadow-soft)) from the editor panel container, replacing it with a clean, flat shadow (var(--shadow-card)).
    • Removed glow shadow from the header progress bar.
  • Active Contest & Test Case Runner State Synchronization:
    • Wired compilation and execution events in the test case runner to the file explorer sidebar status updates.
    • Synchronized the active contest problems' statuses/tags dynamically with compilation and testing results (AC, WA, TLE, RE).
    • Updated the status decision matrix to allow downgrading/upgrading active contest tags on subsequent test executions (e.g. from AC to WA/TLE/RE if the latest run fails).
  • Settings Layout and C++26 Standard Option:
    • Removed the "(Beta)" suffix from the C++26 compiler standard selector to reflect the official release status of the bundled GCC 16.1.0.
    • Cleaned up duplicate nested HTML div elements within the compiler settings block.
  • Bundled GCC 16.1.0 toolchain refresh and cleanup:
    • Replaced the local Sameko-GCC bundle with the official WinLibs GCC 16.1.0 MinGW-w64 14.0.0 toolchain for newer C++ standard support.
    • Removed unused documentation, locale, Python test/GUI modules, and non-integrated helper tools from the bundled toolchain, reducing Sameko-GCC from ~918 MB to ~737 MB while preserving IDE compilation, syntax checking, bits/stdc++.h, and the realtime-output shim.
  • Faster app startup by bundling fonts locally (no Google Fonts CDN):
    • Replaced the runtime Google Fonts requests (<link> in src/index.html and the render-blocking @import in src/styles/base.css) with locally bundled woff2 files served from src/assets/fonts/ via src/assets/fonts.css.
    • Startup no longer waits on a network round-trip to fonts.googleapis.com/fonts.gstatic.com, so the IDE opens reliably and consistently even on a slow connection or fully offline. Measured did-finish-load dropped from ~1190ms to ~1004ms (~16% faster) in dev mode.
    • Bundled only the latin + latin-ext subsets of the three fonts in use (Fredoka, Nunito, JetBrains Mono), totaling ~596KB.
  • Terminal now renders with xterm.js instead of per-line DOM nodes:
    • Output is written to an xterm.js terminal (canvas-based) rather than creating a <pre> element per output chunk. A tight while(1) std::cout << ... loop previously created thousands of DOM nodes per second and froze the UI.
    • Program output is written verbatim (program controls its own newlines/ANSI); IDE status/build messages render as discrete colored lines using the existing terminal color palette.
    • Kept the existing terminal UI: header, clear button, input textarea + send button, command history, Ctrl+C, docking, and per-theme colors.
    • The terminal now defaults to being docked at the bottom panel.

Performance

  • Faster First-Launch (Packaging Trim):
    • Excluded ~1,870 files / ~115 MB of never-loaded assets from the packaged app: Monaco's dev/, esm/, and min-maps/ folders (the app only uses min/vs via the AMD loader), tree-sitter-cpp's src/ parser source and .wasm, non-Windows tree-sitter prebuilds (macOS/Linux/ARM), and source maps.
    • Smaller app.asar and far fewer files mean less to read from cold disk and less for Windows Defender to scan on the very first run — the slowest launch, before the OS file cache is warm.
  • Deferred (Lazy) Monaco Editor Load:
    • Monaco (the editor engine) was the single biggest chunk of renderer startup (~46%, measured). It no longer blocks initial paint: the window shell, welcome screen, and UI theme appear first, and Monaco loads on demand the moment a file is opened/created (with an idle-time fallback so settings/snippet/theme-customizer/checkpoint panels still work if no file is opened).
    • Session restore now syncs restored tab content into the editor via an explicit editor-ready hook instead of a fragile fixed 300 ms delay, so reopened/restored files show reliably regardless of how long Monaco takes to load.
    • Measured did-finish-load dropped from ~1.44 s to ~1.0 s, with the shell interactive noticeably sooner.

Fixed

  • Breakpoint marks were never actually visible: the editor was created without glyphMargin, which Monaco defaults to false, collapsing the glyph strip to zero width. Every mark drawn there — the breakpoint dot, the paused-line arrow, the hover ghost, the compiler error glyph — was being painted into nothing, so a set breakpoint showed only as a tinted line.
  • Building while debugging failed with a linker error: the debugger holds the program file open, so a build hit cannot open output file … Permission denied from ld, which reads like a broken toolchain. Compile / Build & Run / Run / Run tests are now refused with an explanation while a session is live. The old hint claimed it was "stopping background process..." while stopping nothing.
  • Stop then immediately run again could kill the new session: a late terminated/exited event from the previous gdb arrived after the next session had started and tore it down.
  • Debug toolbar buttons no longer strobe while auto-stepping — the session flickers between paused and running many times a second, and a click could land in a millisecond where the button was disabled.
  • npm run clean and clean:dist deleted the wrong directories: clean removed %APPDATA%/cpp-ide while the settings folder is sameko-dev-cpp, and clean:dist removed release_build while the build output goes to samekodevcpp — so rebuild:win was not rebuilding from scratch. Both now use scripts/clean.js and work on Linux and macOS too.
  • Right-clicking the terminal input pasted the clipboard twice (the handler was registered both directly and at the document level).
  • IntelliSense Completions & Hover Were Silently Disabled:
    • clangd-backed member completions (v. → push_back, size, …) and hover never fired: the C/C++ provider gated both features on window.TabManager, a module index.html never loads, so the condition was always false and the editor silently fell back to buffer-word suggestions (showing main/v instead of real STL members).
    • Rewrote the provider to resolve the active document from the app's own App tab state via a clangdFileId(model) helper that always yields a valid identifier (saved path → tab id → Monaco model URI), and removed the tab-existence gate so clangd is queried unconditionally — a missing or stale tab can no longer drop IntelliSense to the fallback.
    • Fixed a latent afterDot is not defined ReferenceError in the completion provider (the flag was declared only in a sibling function's scope) that would otherwise throw the moment the clangd branch became reachable.
  • Clangd Member Completions for bits/stdc++.h:
    • clangd 22.1.6 (bundled) now correctly resolves member completions like vector::begin, vector::push_back, string::size for files using <bits/stdc++.h> — the previous combination of clangd 18 and missing include flags was returning zero or only-prefix-matched items.
    • Added a compile_flags.txt writer in app/services/syntax/clangd-service.js that queries g++ -Wp,-v for the MinGW system include paths and writes them to <basePath>/compile_flags.txt once at startup. clangd walks up from each source file's directory to find it, so untitled tabs (mocked as temp_untitled_tab-N.cpp under the base path) and saved files both pick it up.
    • The --target=x86_64-pc-windows-gnu flag is passed in compile_flags.txt so clangd uses the MinGW ABI; --query-driver=...g++* is also passed so clangd will fall back to invoking g++ for system include extraction if needed.
    • Stable URI for untitled tabs in getFileUri(): the previous code generated a fresh random URI per call, which forced clangd to re-open the file on every keystroke and wiped its parsed state. Now untitled tabs map deterministically to temp_untitled_<tabId>.cpp so didChange (incremental) is used instead of didOpen (full re-parse).
    • Completion items now use clangd's textEdit.range when present (for correct insertion at member-access points like v.b| → v.begin()), falling back to the current word range otherwise.
  • Monaco Word-Based Suggestions Conflict:
    • Set wordBasedSuggestions: 'off' in src/renderer/app.js (both editor instances) so Monaco no longer pollutes the dropdown with tokens scraped from the document (e.g. showing main when typing v). clangd's results are complete enough on their own; the previous 'allDocuments' setting caused duplicate, context-free suggestions to out-rank clangd's typed results.
  • Premature Auto-Update Restart Trigger:
    • Prevented the "Restart to Update" button from appearing before an update is completely downloaded by requiring both the installer .exe and the corresponding update-info.json file to exist in the pending directory before declaring it as downloaded from a previous session.
    • Reset the updateDownloaded state and hid the restart button on update check start, update availability, download start, and update errors to ensure users cannot click the restart button while a new download is in progress.
    • Reverted update button styling to a flat ocean theme color with clean hover animations (1px translation and soft shadow) without visual gradients or outer glow animations to keep it consistent with the overall IDE theme.
  • Competitive Companion Import Target Setting (#46):
    • Added an option in the CC popup to choose where imported tests land: "Open in a new tab" (default, existing behavior) or "Import into current tab" (keeps your code, only updates tests).
    • When importing into the current tab, users can choose to replace existing tests or append new ones.
    • Setting is persisted in settings.json under oj.importTarget and oj.importMerge.
  • Main-process output flooding: stdout/stderr chunks are now coalesced and flushed on a short timer (or at a 64KB threshold) instead of emitting one IPC message per data event, with a guaranteed flush before process exit.
  • Unbounded memory growth on infinite output: removed the write-only output/errorOutput accumulators that grew without limit under while(1)-style loops.
  • Docked terminal height: the xterm terminal now fills the full panel height when docked and re-fits after dock/undock/resize/show transitions.
  • [BUG] Startup untitled.cpp is marked unsaved even when untouched (Fixes #41):
    • Treats generated startup/template content as the clean tab baseline.
    • Prevents untouched generated untitled.cpp tabs from triggering unsaved-change prompts.
    • Avoids restoring untouched generated untitled tabs as recoverable unsaved work.
  • [BUG] Switching tabs reuses the previous tab scroll position (Fixes #39):
    • Saves Monaco editor view state per tab before switching away.
    • Restores each tab's own scroll/cursor viewport when switching back.
    • Resets new tabs without saved view state to the top of the file.

[1.1.0] - 2026-04-06

Added

  • Run All diagnostics metadata: Added per-test debug metadata for Run All failures (exit/signal, timeout flag, stderr preview, and output hashes) to help investigate intermittent verdict issues.
  • Shared judge utility module: Added app/shared/judge.js as a single source of truth for output normalization and output comparison.
  • [FEATURE] Allow users to customize the editor font (Fixes #28):
    • Added clean support for both built-in font options and custom font-family input.
    • Normalized font-family persistence so custom values apply consistently across sessions.
  • Editor productivity shortcuts (VS Code-style, tier 1): Added default keybindings for Ctrl+/, Ctrl+D, Ctrl+Shift+L, Alt+Up/Down, and Shift+Alt+Up/Down.
  • Smart WA Diff Viewer + Single Test Run:
    • Added character-level WA diff highlighting (actual vs expected) with better readability in Input/Expected panel.
    • Added per-test "Run" action directly in TESTS list to quickly run one testcase without running all.
    • Enabled Ctrl + Mouse Wheel zoom support inside diff view (same panel font scaling behavior as IO/terminal).

Fixed

Improved

  • Run All timing stability: Added warm-up execution before measured test loop to reduce first-test cold-start skew.
  • Shortcut map behavior: Shortcut mapping now merges saved keybindings with defaults, so newly added defaults stay available without forcing users to reset settings.
  • [FEATURE] Improve Checkpoint recovery for unsaved files (Fixes #29):
    • Kept checkpoint persistence flow centralized and startup-aware to avoid stale or conflicting restores.
    • Improved session restore summary to clearly distinguish unsaved and modified files before recovery.
  • Responsive behavior and layout consistency: Improved responsive handling across panels/layout breakpoints for better usability on different window sizes.
  • Performance mode animation behavior: Reduce Animations now disables UI transitions/animations globally for a clearly smoother low-motion mode.
  • Compile speed workflow:
    • Added startup background compiler warm-up + default PCH prebuild to reduce first-run compile latency.
    • Added Single-file Compile Mode (default ON, configurable in Compiler settings) for faster CP-style builds.
    • Added linker-error hint when single-file mode is ON, suggesting multi-file mode for project-style builds.
    • Improved multi-file auto-linking strategy by resolving only include-related source candidates instead of scanning the full folder.
    • Reduced compile pipeline overhead by trimming unnecessary pre-compile waits and keeping debug builds lightweight by default.
  • External terminal reliability:
    • Fixed premature "process finished" notifications in external terminal mode.
    • External run summary now reports completion timing and peak memory after the external CMD session actually exits.
  • Startup compiler preparation: Compiler warmup + default PCH are now prepared in background after app launch to reduce first Build/Run latency.
  • Debug-build compile speed: -s stripping is skipped for non-optimized builds (-O0) to reduce compile overhead in normal coding workflow.

[1.0.4] - 2026-02-15

Added

Fixed

[1.0.3] - 2026-02-23

Added

  • Custom Confirm Popup: Replaced native browser confirm() dialogs with custom, theme-aware confirmation modals with smooth animation and backdrop blur.
  • Delete All Test Cases: Added "Delete All" button in TESTS panel header to quickly remove all test cases at once.
  • Per-Test Delete Button: Each test case now shows a delete button on hover for quick individual removal.
  • Test Result Diff on Switch: Selecting a test case after "Run All" now displays the expected vs actual output diff inline.
  • Auto-Expand TESTS Panel: Problems panel automatically expands when test cases are present, similar to docked terminal behavior.

Fixed

Improved

  • Lazy Loading Optimization: Implemented lazy loading for Monaco Editor to prevent initialization conflicts and reduce startup time.
  • Input/Output Color Scheme: Enhanced color differentiation between input and output panels for better readability.
  • Terminal Buffer Optimization: Improved buffer management and input handling performance for faster and more responsive text input.
  • Confirm Dialog UX: All confirmation dialogs now use theme-aware styling with CSS variables, ensuring proper contrast across all themes (including Sakura).
  • Sakura Theme Test Results: Improved text contrast for test result status, summary stats, and action buttons on light backgrounds.
  • Performance Enhancements: General performance optimizations for smoother operation.

[1.0.2] - 2026-01-31

Added

  • Auto-Update UI: Added download progress bar to the update notification to show download status clearly.
  • Update Optimization: Optimized the update process for better reliability.

Fixed

Improved

  • Video Background Performance: Video backgrounds now pause when window loses focus, reducing CPU/GPU usage when alt-tabbing.
  • Theme Customizer Cleanup: Fixed potential video memory leak when closing theme customizer with video preview.
  • CSS Transition Optimization: Replaced ~50 instances of transition: all with specific properties, reducing browser repaint overhead during hover/active states.
  • Panel Resizer Throttling: Added requestAnimationFrame throttling to panel resize handlers for smoother dragging.

[1.0.1] - 2026-01-29

Fixed

Added

  • External Terminal Integration: Launch external terminal for interactive debugging and testing
  • Video Background Support: Use custom video files as editor background with opacity control
  • Enhanced C++ IntelliSense: Improved suggestions for STL functions, keywords, and common patterns
  • Performance Optimizations: Faster compilation, improved editor responsiveness, optimized memory usage

Changed

  • Bundled GCC/MinGW compiler included in all distributions for seamless setup
  • Improved theme rendering and editor performance

Fixed

  • Various stability improvements and bug fixes from beta releases

[1.0.0-beta.9] - 2026-01-18

Added

  • Documentation Overhaul: Rewrote README, CONTRIBUTING with wiki-style format
  • Visual Badges: New Wiki, Download, Website buttons in Sameko ocean style
  • Batch Testing UI: Enhanced competitive programming test runner

Changed

  • Modular Architecture: Refactored main.js into app/ directory structure
  • PCH Logging: Clearer precompiled header build status messages

Fixed

  • Various UI stability improvements and theme consistency fixes

[1.0.0-beta.8] - 2026-01-01

Added

  • Maintenance release for stability improvements.
  • Updated dependencies and internal optimizations.

[1.0.0-beta.7] - 2025-12-29

Added

  • AStyle Integration: Professional C++ code formatting with Ctrl + Shift + A.
  • Auto-Save: Customizable auto-save functionality with configurable intervals.
  • Template Manager: Create and manage code templates for new files.
  • Custom Keybindings: Ability to redefine shortcuts for various IDE actions.

[1.0.0-beta.6] - 2025-12-28

Added

  • Snippet Editor: Built-in tool to create and manage custom IntelliSense code snippets.
  • IntelliSense Enhancements: Improved keyword and snippet suggestions.
  • UI Glitches Fixes: Improved modal backgrounds and theme consistency.

[1.0.0-beta.5] - 2025-12-22

Added

  • Smart Header Linking: Automatically detects and links corresponding .cpp files when using #include "header.h".
  • File Watcher: Real-time detection of external file changes with prompt to reload.
  • Multi-file Compilation: Improved handling of projects with multiple source files.

[1.0.0] - 2025-12-14

Added

  • Initial release
  • Monaco Editor integration with C++ syntax highlighting
  • Multi-tab file management
  • Split editor support
  • Integrated terminal with interactive I/O
  • Input/Expected output panels for testing
  • Problems panel for compilation errors
  • Kawaii Ocean theme (light and dark variants)
  • Dracula theme
  • Precompiled headers (PCH) support for faster compilation
  • Customizable settings:
    • Font size and family
    • Tab size
    • Minimap toggle
    • Word wrap
    • C++ standard selection (C++11/14/17/20)
    • Optimization level
    • Time limit for execution
    • Custom background image
    • Accent color
  • Keyboard shortcuts for all major actions
  • Custom frameless window with native controls