Monaco Editor v0.16.0 Release Notes
-
🆕 New & Noteworthy
- ➕ Added built-in support for AMD cross-domain web worker loading.
- ➕ Added API to remeasure fonts (
monaco.editor.remeasureFonts) in case custom fonts are used and the editor is painted at a time when the fonts are not finished loading. - Various editor improvements, such as an option to
renderFinalNewline, or to have acursorSmoothCaretAnimation - 👍 Colorization support for Tcl, Pascal, Kotlin and GraphQL.
💥 Breaking changes
- We are no longer shipping WinJS.Promise, but we are shipping with a Promise shim (for IE11).
CompletionItem.rangeis now mandatory. Most times, you can usemodel.getWordUntilPosition()to get a good range.DefinitionLinkhas been renamed toLocationLinkand a couple of its fields have also been renamed.
Thank you
Contributions to
monaco-editor:- 👷 Sebastián Gurin (@cancerberoSgx): fix worker paths in parcel PR #1339
- @datou0412: Fix lineDecoration example css error PR #1337
- Joshua Sullivan (@jbsulli): Fix JavaScript RegExp range closing bracket PR #1329
- 🛠 Krish De Souza (@Kedstar99): Fixed various HTML errors with the various webpages PR #1309
- Swarnava Sengupta (@swarnava): Make copyright year dynamic PR #1303
Contributions to
monaco-languages:- 👍 alan.invents (@ALANVF): Add Tcl support PR #59
- 👍 Alessandro Fragnani (@alefragnani): Pascal language support PR #60
- ⚡️ Brijesh Bittu (@brijeshb42): Update ruby auto indentation rules PR #58
- 👍 Andrew (@creativedrewy): Add Kotlin Language Support PR #57
- Salam Elbilig (@finalfantasia): [clojure] Improve the regular expressions for various symbols PR #56
- Neil Jones (@futurejones): Solidity - add "constructor" to main keywords PR #55
- 👍 Pavel Lang (@langpavel): GraphQL language support PR #54
- Samuel Helms (@samghelms): allows annotation in markdown language block headers PR #61
Contributions to
monaco-typescript:- Olga Lesnikova (@Geloosa): more safe extra lib filePath generation PR #29
- ⚡️ Stefan Lacatus (@stefan-lacatus): Optimize how external libs are handled and allow for custom languages PR #30