- Fixed invocation of server so it doesn't fail when installed from .deb package
- Added a cursor to the hex view.
- Introduced support for editing bytes in hex view (currently without an ability to change file size).
- Added many new keyboard shortcuts.
- Added a shortcut editor.
- Connection to the server uses TLS now.
- "Replace" option has been enabled.
- "Find/Replace" dialog has been slightly improved.
- Dropped support for MinGW (due to broken std::random_device, slow compile time, lack of support for new C++ standards and many others)
- Client API Python library has been fixed to support Python 2.
- Previously Ctrl+C didn't work when running srv.py on Windows.
- Introduced client-server architecture:
- The server can run remotely and can be shared amongst many users.
- The server is currently written in Python 3.
- There's a possibility to script Veles using both Python 2 and 3, but currently without a support for any GUI operations.
- Created an instalator for Windows, added a support for DEB packages and a drag and drop installer for macOS.
- Dropped official 32-bit Windows support, due to problems with MessagePack.
- Keep current state in a database file.
- Added more encoders in hex view ("Copy as" context menu).
- Added connection dialog.
- Lowered minimum macOS version to 10.10.
- Moved 3D view control panel to a horizontal bar.
- Fixed a glitch in 3D view mouse manipulation.
- 3D views which are not currently visible don't use CPU/GPU resources anymore.
- Fixed minor stability issues.
- Python3 (>= 3.5) is now needed to run Veles on macOS and has to be manually installed.
- To install Veles from DEB package on Ubuntu you need to enable "universe" repository (it is normally enabled by default, but not on live CD).
- Hotkeys from the top menu don't work on Ubuntu 16.* due to a Qt bug:
- This is already fixed in Qt, but 16.* have old Qt in repo.
- Bug description: https://bugs.launchpad.net/appmenu-qt5/+bug/1380702
- You can circumvent the bug by running Veles with the following environment variable set: UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=""
- Disassembler:
- Initial release of Python disassembler (for Python 3.x) - temporarily without specialized disassembler view.
- Python library related improvements:
- Added separate Python classes for blobs and chunks.
- UI improvements:
- HexEditWidget and NodeTreeWidget merged into single tab.
- Various refactors and fixes.
- Added network protocol that allows using external scripts as ad-hoc parsers. Added a simple Python library to support using this functionality. Check out python/README.rst for details.
- For security reasons network server is disabled by default and has to be enabled in the options dialog.
- This feature is still in an early phase of development and the API will change in future releases.
- Added a few parsers for well known file formats (avi, bmp, elf, gif, pe, mov, zip). New parsers have been generated from Kaitai template files (https://github.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct). Support for user-provided Kaitai files is planned in upcoming releases.
- Major improvement in visualization performance.
- Added camera manipulators in visualization.
- Added reference frames and captions in visualization.
- Added ability to parse file starting from selected location.
- Added ability to choose which parser to use.
- Separated hex view and tree view for file.
- Multiple changes to docks handling.
- Fixed multiple minor bugs in the visualization "minimap".
- General look and feel improvements.
- Added ability to scroll to chunk.
- Double click in database view opens file.
- Multiple bugfixes related to visualization sampling.
- Multiple bugfixes related to chunk deletion.
- Fixed visualization scaling.
- Show error message if OpenGL doesn’t work instead of crashing.
- Added warning on failure when opening file instead of silent failure.