3.1

What's new

In the past months I have been adding and testing new features for the plugin. I am now happy to release a lot of these additions that will make your search results just better.

From now on code in strings will be recognized. This way it is no longer necessary to select a specific word, the plugin will automatically know what you want to look up by the caret position. A lot of strings contain SQL code and for these your results will only be from a SQL docset. In Project Settings -> SQL Dialects you can set which SQL docset you want to search. There are docsets available for MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite.

If you have the "Regular Expressions" cheatsheet installed in Dash you can lookup groups, quantifiers and special characters really quickly. Just try and check what /\v/ stands for.

Android projects get results from the Android docs, not Java. Java results depend on the projects SDK setting, searching either Java 6, 7 or 8. The same goes for Python 2 or 3. Apart from that I added support for Bash, Go, Haskell, Lua, Markdown, Scala and TypoScript. Language support for JavaScript and others has been enhanced.

Simplicity is really important to me, that's why I always try to keep the plugin smart, simple and settings free. I hope this helps you spend less time searching the reference. Make the best of it.

- language detection support in strings
- project settings sql dialect will be used to filter search results
- android project support
- java search results according to projects sdk version
- python search results according to projects sdk version
- added language support for: Bash, Go, Haskell, Lua, Markdown, Scala, TypoScript
- extended language support for: angularjs, momen, require, awsjs, jasmine, sinon, tornado, sqlalchemy, numpy, scipy, salt, polymerdart, angulardart
- performance and stability improvements