- Made the plugin compatible with IntelliJ 2023.3 (fixes #103)
0.3.2 - 2023-08-03
- Blocks delimited by
{and}can now be collapsed
- Made parsing property blocks more permissive, so they will always be highlighted as property blocks, regardless of whether a property definition is complete
- Made the plugin compatible with IntelliJ 2023.2 (fixes #78)
0.3.1 - 2023-05-13
- Reworked the lexer and parser to be more generic, which should make it a bit easier to support future changes to the Structurizr DSL
- Syntax highlighting is now mostly annotator based instead of lexer based
- Matching curly braces are now highlighted in the editor
- Code can now be commented with the "Comment with line/block comment" commands
- Code is automatically indented correctly while editing
0.2.1 - 2023-03-31
- Replaced file icon with a generic one (following this discussion).
0.2.0 - 2023-03-31
- Very simple parser, which should provide just enough of a basis to add basic editor functionality like code formatting and auto indentation.
- Support for IntelliJ's "Reformat Code" command. Currently, this indents blocks and normalizes spacing between tokens on 1 line.
0.1.3-alpha - 2023-03-30
- Made the plugin compatible with IntelliJ Platform version 2023.1 (build 231.*).
0.1.2-alpha - 2023-01-09
- Only allow "standalone" comments, so one line can either be (part of) a comment (single line of block), or not. Comments "embedded" in a regular line of DSL code are not highlighted as comments anymore. This fixes #10.
0.1.1-alpha - 2022-12-10
- Automatically publish releases from the release GitHub workflow
- Added more information to the README, and the plugin's description
- Syntax highlighting of block comments without a closing
*/
0.1.0-alpha - 2022-12-08
- Token based syntax highlighting