v3.0.1

Important fixes

• redo: Works correctly again.

This regression was introduced during the code cleanup prior to the release of v3.0.0. Credits to @GustavoPrietoP for reporting it.

v3.0.0

Historical milestone

Compiler.nvim now support all the programming languages that were originally planned. That is:

• 22 programming languages
• 128 different ways of compiling
• 128 unit tests
• 100+ examples
• 1 test suite

Through the lapse of 75 days. That's... A lot of coding.

New languages added

• Zig
• Typescript
• Javascript

Final words

I'd like to thank all the users for giving a chance to this old programmer to give back some to the open source community.

YOU ARE BREATH TAKING!!! 👉👉

v2.3.8

New language added

• Support for the zig programming language has been added
  

For more info see this.

v2.3.7

New language added

• Visual Basic .NET
  

I don't if anyone actually use this language nowadays anymore, but it was easy to add.

Visual basic .NET DAP debugger

v2.3.6

New compilation options for java/kotlin

Now you can choose compiling as .class or .jar

Fixes for java and kotlin

Java and Kotlin .solution.toml have been fixed, and now work the same way as all the other languages.

Specifying the entry point file and the output is enough. Even if you only want to compile .class files, the compiler will be smart enough to know what to do.

v2.3.5

New languages supported

• Kotlin

This new backend is prepared for standalone kotlin applications, and Android Studio projects. With the option Run granlew installDebug, you can preview your android application on the virtual machine.

v2.3.4

New languages supported

• Dart
• Flutter

New wiki pages

• How to setup DAP for Dart/Flutter

Screenshots

New available options have been tested with automated tests to guarantee they work correctly

You can run flutter code

Or you can debug it on DAP!

v2.3.3

This release complete all the main languages used by data scientists.

New languages supported

• The R language

New compiler options

Added REPL for the languages

• Python
• R
• F#

Comments of the author

There is not DAP adapter for the R language, so that will be added to the wiki once someone writes one. In case you want to contribute, check DAP

v2.3.2

New languages

• F#: Options available Dotnet run this file on REPL, Dotnet build & run and Dotnet build.

Example of using the F# REPL:

Example of using DAP with F#:

v2.3.1

New command

• CompilerStop: dispose all tasks.

This can be useful for users who want to build a key mapping like

-- Stop all tasks and redo
vim.api.nvim_buf_set_keymap(0, 'n', '<S-F6>', function() 
  vim.cmd(CompilerStop)
  vim.cmd(CompilerRedo)
end", { noremap = true, silent = true })

To prevent tasks from accumulating.