Ink Dry Editor v1.1.0 has been released, a structured editor based on GNU TeXmacs

Updates to this release include:

==> Bibibili: Ink Dry V1.1.0 Conference

After three months of polishing, Mogan V1.1.0 was released, which is the second milestone release of Mogan:

From Mogan V1.1.0 onwards, all Chinese in tm format will be directly stored in Unicode encoding readable by Chinese users.

Take the serialized content corresponding to the title of “The 63rd IMO Test Question in 2022” in the planet as an example:

-  <doc-data|<doc-title|2022\<#5E74\>\<#7B2C\>63\<#5C4A\>IMO\<#8BD5\>\<#9898\>>>
+  <doc-data|<doc-title|2022年第63届IMO试题>>

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Important changes

• China, Japan and Korea: The serialization of Chinese in the tm format is switched from Cork encoding to Unicode
• Performance: Greatly optimizes the performance of a function in the initial startup and initial use of ink drying by precomputing the font position
• BibTeX: Numerous BibTeX related bug fixes and enhancements (https://gitee.com/XmacsLabs/mogan/issues/I5L42P)
• LaTeX: Fixed import and export of LaTeX documents
• Code: Optimized the experience of reading and editing code in ink dry
• Interface: The icon is changed from a Tai Chi-style inkstone to a calligraphy-style ink dry character
• Slideshow: A large number of theme resource files are built in to avoid errors caused by poor network
• Style: Made a lot of style adjustments for Chinese documents, avoiding italics as much as possible

Thanks

• Thanks to Ms. Luer from China Academy of Art for drawing the software icon for Mogan Editor V1.1.0 (Second Edition)
• Thanks to all the current members of the Mozhe Lab
• Thanks to Gitee for providing the code hosting platform and helping us to automatically publish software news to open source China
• Thanks for the high-speed software installation package download service provided by the GitCode code hosting platform under CSDN
• Thanks to Github for free Github Action

For details, see: https://gitee.com/XmacsLabs/mogan/releases/v1.1.0