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[7.0.0.3-alpha]

Adding

• SplitRows, SplitColumns now supports multiple wildcards per split layout, console.SplitColumns(new Split(10, "left"), new Split("wild1"), new Split(20, "middle"), new Split("wild2"), new Split(20,"right"));
• Split windows without border. (added more extensions and tests for splitting.)
• Split adds extra row to bottom of uneven splits to fit parent.
• faster way to create an even number split windows var rows = con.SplitRows("top", "middle", "bottom"); even split across new windows.

[7.0.0.1-alpha]

Added

• massive improvements in stability and loads more concurrency tests, handling lots of edge cases.
• ClipScrolling, ClipWrapping.
• new class WriteResults returns the result of writing to a buffer row, including any overflow.
• new peek commands IPeek interface to tell what's at a screen location, added to Window and MockConsole.
  • Row Peek(int sx, int sy, int width);
  • Cell Peek(int sx, int sy);
  • Row[] Peek(ConsoleRegion region);
• Cell is now public.
  • Cell now has Colors property to read the foreground and background at once.
• Row is now public.
• new Methods to IConsole
  • void Write(Colors colors, string text);
• new method to IWrite
  • void WriteLine(Colors colors, string text);
• New controls ListView and DirectoryListView
• new default colors ..see Colors.cs
• new Theming throughout, IConsole implements ITheme meaning that controls, like ListView inherit their theme from their parent window.
• new defaultTheme and colors
  • gray on black
  • white on black
  • black on white
  • white on blue
  • white on darkblue
  • blue on white
  • darkblue on white

bugfix - #72 Fix critical bug : Embedded CrLf cause window isolation to break.

[6.2.0]

Added

• Form Write now supports fields as well as properties.

[6.1.0]

Added

• Konsole.Platform.Windows.HighSpeedWriter (native windows driver) now included and no longer an external package.

[6.0.0]

Added

• new IConsole interfaces for simpler abstractions, see new contract docs [here]

fixed

• #40 WriteLine conflicts with String.Format, support string containing {0} {json} tokens.
• #41 If a Write ends exactly on the last column, then the cursor is not advanced to the next line.

[6.1.0]

Added

• Konsole.Platform.Windows.HighSpeedWriter (native windows driver) now included and no longer an external package.

[6.0.0]

Added

• new IConsole interfaces for simpler abstractions, see new contract docs [here]

fixed

• #40 WriteLine conflicts with String.Format, support string containing {0} {json} tokens.
• #41 If a Write ends exactly on the last column, then the cursor is not advanced to the next line.

[5.4.3]

Fixed

• #43 Form.Write(null) throws exception, new Form().Write(null); should not throw exception. Instead it should write "Null"

[5.4.3]

Fixed

• #43 Form.Write(null) throws exception, new Form().Write(null); should not throw exception. Instead it should write "Null"

[5.4.2]

Fixed

• WhenOpeningInlineShould_open_window_at_current_cursorTop() : OpenBox (inline) when supplying only a width and a height was not opening the new inline window at the current cursor position.

[5.4.1]

Fixed

• WhenOpeningInlineShould_open_window_at_current_cursorTop() : OpenBox (inline) when supplying only a width and a height was not opening the new inline window at the current cursor position.

[5.3.2]

Fixed

• Window.Open now returns a threadsafe window. (ConcurrentWindow wrapping the newly created window) All static constructors now return threadsafe windows.

Added

• new ConcurrentWriter() now returns a thread safe concurrent writer that continues writing to the current console as if it were the console. Previously the concurrentwriter required a window instance. That still exists but you can now create a ConcurrentWriter without needing to first create a window. This allows for thread safe writing to the console without needing a window. See the new section in the readme under Threading for more information and for examples.