ChromaTerm-- v0.3.4

• This should be the one where HomeBrew installation works as expected (I think). Still not sure when it broke.

ChromaTerm-- v0.3.3

• Battling with config copy command in the makefile. Should be the last release (I hope).

ChromaTerm-- v0.3.2

• Fixing Homebrew config copy

ChromaTerm-- v0.3.1

• Lots of cleanup
• Some preparation to put formula on HomeBrew's tap.

ChromaTerm-- v0.3.0

• Added the ability to reload the config file (get a new copy of the highlight rules) on all CT instances. Just run ct -r and it will send a special signal (SIGUSR1) to all processes running called ct.

Note: if the name of the binary is different (i.e. not ct), then -r wouldn't work. You'll have to run pkill -SIGUSR1 "patternForProcessName" to send the signal.

ChromaTerm-- v0.2.8

• Fixed a collision when character-movement VT100 codes (commonly used in vi) are matched as part of a highlight rule.

ChromaTerm-- v0.2.7

• Fixed a bug where, in rare cases, an action (color) is applied in the middle of another action.
• The default .chromatermrc file now uses non-capturing groups which are marginally faster than the default capturing groups.

If you upgrade but already have a .chromatermrc file in your home directory, the new configuration file will not be copied to avoid replacing any custom rules you may have. If you haven't modified the existing rules nor created new ones, I'd recommend getting a fresh copy of the .chromatermrc file.

ChromaTerm-- v0.2.6

• Adjusted the -d argument output
• Modified the default .chromatermrc configuration file (Thanks @Houseman303 for your contribution)

ChromaTerm-- 0.2.5

You can now get ChromaTerm-- using HomeBrew

ChromaTerm-- v0.2.4

• SIGINT is now ignored to allow CT-- to process any output after the signal is sent to all the processes on a pipe