v0.0.17 - C# and Java

Added initial support for C# and Java

v0.0.16 - Pan & Zoom

Added

• Pan & zoom for the graphs in both the IDE extensions and the web version

Fixed

• Multiple catch clauses in C++ are now handled properly, even in case of comments between them.
• Segmentation of catch clauses in C++ is now a lot better.
• Exit nodes are now drawn properly even inside try blocks.

v0.0.15 - Fallthrough, Python & C++ Syntax, Bugfixes

Added

• Python catch-all cases in match statements are now detected.
  When a catch-all is found the "no-match-found" edge is removed,
  and cases after the catch-all are removed as dead code.
• C++ learned co_yield and co_return
• Python learned assert

Fixed

• Comment-tests now fail if an unsupported test type is present instead of passing silently.
• Python match statements no longer break when a comment is present at their top-level
• throw and raise statements now cause finally block duplication like return statements.

Changed

• In flat-switch mode, fallthrough now goes to the case-node, not the consequence-node.
  This produces cleaner, more readable graphs even if it is less correct.

v0.0.14 - Bugfix, TS & Go fixes, Perf

Added

• finally blocks are now supported in TypeScript.
• Methods are now supported in TypeScript.
• continue label is now supported in Go.
• Region comment note overlay thingies in the demo, hidden in debug mode or under the showRegions parameter.
  Once enabled, use cfg-overlay-start: My Message and cfg-overlay-end comments to delimit regions and show
  them in the graph.
• Function rendering is now cached, so that they are only re-rendered when needed.
  This results in faster update times when moving the cursor in the same function.

Fixed

• Exporting DOT files (in debug mode) no longer results in different-looking graphs
• The web renderer now supports iOS browsers.

Changed

• VSCode and JetBrains now use the same WebView content.
• Placeholder ("Hello, World!") graph colors are now determined by the color scheme.
• VSCode settings now applied instantly to the graph.
• Flat-Switch is now the default for rendering switch-like control-flow structures.

v0.0.13 - Perf and Bugfix

• Improve performance
• Solve an issue where some functions led to infinite loops when rendering

v0.0.12 - TypeScript Support

Added

• A simple CLI script to render a single function from a file (scripts/render-function.ts)
• Developer docs
• Support for click-to-navigate in the JetBrains plugin.
• Support for TypeScript (and JavaScript, as a subset)
• Support for TSX (and JSX, as a subset)

Changed

• Unified a lot of the statement processing code between different languages
• Python & C++ no longer marked experimental.

Fixed

• continue label and break label now work properly in Go
• Infinite C-style loops in Go are now recognized correctly.

v0.0.11 - Getting Started Experience

I've been informed that the getting-started experience on VSCode was bad.
Added some docs & changed some settings in the hope of alleviating this.

Specifically, the Function Graph Overview: Show Graph Overview should now be available via the command-palette, making it easier to show the graph view.

v0.0.10 - C++ Support

This release adds support for C++ code!

v0.0.9 - Dark Mode

• Dark-mode and custom color schemes
• Default light/dark mode based on VSCode theme
• Color-scheme creation in the interactive demo
• Documented the color-scheme options

v0.0.7 - Graph Navigation

You can now click nodes in the graph to jump to the relevant lines!

Added

• Clicking a node in the graph now places the cursor on the matching line.
• The demo has a debug URL parameter to enable some debug features.

Changed

• Backlinks are now using the dir=back DOT attribute to improve graph layouts.