SchemeScript v1.2.15

• Port to Eclipse 3.2
• Implemented feature request #1325814 : Support for SRFI-62
• examples/scm2html.scm: a script to format a Scheme expression into HTML
• Support for more S-expression-based commands (inspired by paredit.el)
• Ctrl-/ can now uncomment a line or region if the cursor is in a line/multiline/expression comment

SchemeScript v1.2.4

• Implemented feature request #1325818 : Embed the SISC interpreter
• Implemented feature request #1494946 : Parse TODO in comments
• Implemented feature request #1481354 : More levels in the outline
• Implemented feature request #1458448 : Support for here strings
• Support for programmatically adding markers to buffers
• Support for save hooks
• Bug fixes

SchemeScript v1.2.0

• Bug fix related to the initialization of the user dictionary used by code assist
• Launchers are now private (they won't show anymore in the Run/Run... dialog)
• Reformatting removes trailing whitespaces
• Definitions are now shown in the outline
• In the preferences, regular expressions can be specified for symbol definitions
• Added BRL/KRL support

SchemeScript v1.1.4

• Upgraded the internal Kawa interpreter to the official Kawa 1.8.

SchemeScript v1.1.3

• Mainly bug fixes.

SchemeScript v1.1.0

• A Remote Interpreter interface that allows SchemeScript to communicate with a REPL on a remote machine or running inside another process.
• Some adjustments to the Content Assist behaviour (see the ChangeLog file for more details).

SchemeScript v1.0.0

• The evaluation can be interrupted if it is supported by the interpreter (see the documentation for more details.)
• Added an "interpreters" extension point, and a menu item to select the current interpreter
• Added an interpreter: Embedded Kawa. It is the Kawa interpreter running inside the plug-in context/classpath. It comes with a stack trace viewer.
• Added a Kawa scratchpad view for testing graphical components interactively (see the documentation for more details and the examples subdirectory).
• More Kawa-related features, like type name expansion, namespace expansion, automatic require clause insertion, define-namespace processing for better content assist, etc.)
• VERY experimental structural editing commands. See the accompanying documentation for more details.