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This program is currently in alpha status. It works pretty well at present as a visualization tool, however crucial features are still missing from the program like the ability to save the text file back to disk. Also there may be somewhat unexpected behavior from the UI, not so much becuase of bugs, but more as a reflection of how the program attacks the problem. Before the final release of this program I would like to implement the following
saving files back to the disk
a proper about dialog
having all the search buttons obey symantics that the user would expect, like say perhaps searching starting from the current cursor position rather than from the top and other minor refinements
cutting copying and pasting
an undo facility, preferably a multi level undo
I think If I can implement these features, this program could actually be useful to somebody.
changlog
version 0.1.1
Added rdoc documentation to the source and changed the gem so that it
will autogenerate this documentation.
version 0.1.0
Initial version, partial functionality, needs work
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We found that tkregreplace demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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