News and announcements

OCIDE 4.7.0 released + enter in maintainance mode

Written for OpenCobolIDE by ColinDuquesnoy on 2016-01-26

This is a quite big release. We fixed about 29 bugs reported by our users and implemented about 20 new features. See the detailed changelog here: https://github.com/OpenCobolIDE/OpenCobolIDE/releases/tag/4.7.0. Also we've simplified packaging of OCIDE (all pure python packages are now bundled with ocide) which allow us to publish standalone debian/rpm packages for Ubuntu >= 14.04 and Fedora 23. Archlinux package is back in the AUR (yaourt -S opencobolide) and a package is now available for KaOs.

Starting from this version, OpenCobolIDE has entered in maintainance mode. No new features will be accepted, only bug fixes.
The next major version of OpenCobolIDE will be HackEdit , a brand new project that will replace OCIDE when it is ready (currently in alpha).

Link to hackedit: https://github.com/HackEdit/hackedit
Link to the cobol plugins for hackedit: https://github.com/HackEdit/hackedit-cobol

HackEdit 1.0 ALPHA 1 released

Written for OpenCobolIDE by ColinDuquesnoy on 2015-11-10

The first public **alpha** version of HackEdit has been released on PyPi: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/hackedit/1.0a1

HackEdit is meant to be the successor of OpenCobolIDE. At the moment, there is no documentation and no installers. All those will come with future releases.

You can install it with pip:

     sudo pip3 install hackedit hackedit-cobol

Read the full install instruction specific to your platform in the readme: https://github.com/HackEdit/hackedit#installation.

Report any issues you encounter on the issue tracker: https://github.com/HackEdit/hackedit/issues.

You can also discuss about HackEdit on Gitter: https://gitter.im/HackEdit/hackedit.

Regarding OpenCobolIDE's future. There will be a new version soon with many new features. Afterwards, OCIDE will enter in maintainance (bug fixes only or of new features introduced in pyqode.cobol). It will be maintained untill HackEdit 1.0 final is ready.

OpenCobolIDE 4.6.2 released!

Written for OpenCobolIDE by ColinDuquesnoy on 2015-06-07

This release brings many improvements to the windows installer: the installer and our binaries are now digitally signed and the bundled compiler has been updated from OpenCobol 1.1 to GnuCobol 1.1 (see the list of differences here: http://opencobol.add1tocobol.com/gnucobol/#what-are-the-differences-between-opencobol-1-1-and-gnucobol-1-1)

On other platforms this is mainly a bug fix release. Worth to note that the installation of desktop file on linux is now fixed and that the name of the executable has been changed to lowercase (opencobolide instead of OpenCobolIDE).

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OpenCobolIDE 4.5 released and PPA packages back!

Written for OpenCobolIDE by ColinDuquesnoy on 2015-05-01

This release add a gui for choosing the EOL convention and add a new code completion filter based on subsequence matching. The dark theme has been refined and ppa packages made their way back!

To install OpenCobolIDE on ubuntu (or any spin-offs), just run:

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:colin-duquesnoy/stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python3-opencobolide

OpenCobolIDE 4.3.0 released

Written for OpenCobolIDE by ColinDuquesnoy on 2015-01-09

The new version of OpenCobolIDE has just been released.

In this version we added support for dbpre (SQL Cobol) on Linux.

We also added a way for the windows users to choose a different GnuCobol build (e.g. kiska's builds are now working with the IDE and you can finally get your hands on GnuCobol 2.0)

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