I'm happy to announce that UNA now supports the D programming language.

The current level of support is 'basic', unless you have the ctags patch floating around the Internet, which enables the more advanced features like go-to-definition, structure view, object hierarchy, and type-based method suggestions.

Basic support is actually not so basic and includes all the following features:

*Rich syntax highlighting (better than anything else I've seen so far for D);
*A large collection of Source Snippets, many contributed by members of this forum.
*File templates for common D constructs.
*Detection of errors and warnings from the D compiler, so you can jump to them with one click.
*All the language-agnostic features of UNA, including seamless version control, text-based auto-
complete, regular expression search & replace, instant searches, incremental search, block editing, and
so forth.

The solo coding edition of UNA is 100% free, so grab your copy from http://www.n-brain.net.

Suggested improvements to syntax highlighting, source snippets, and file templates are all welcome.

Regards,

John

Hey guys,

does anyone downloaded the latest version of UNA edit? The official sites are not available. It would be great if anyone can upload the Windows and/or Linux version :).


Thanks in advance!