in this version of CodeWalker (v815)
Gave the 3D overview mode a name other than 3D overview mode because 3D overview mode is pretty tedious. We now call it Recon. It's still a 3D overview mode, but now it has a shorter name.
Recon: Added custom mass code match feature that lets you define your own deprications, porting guides, warnings, and all kinds of things. Basically, put your own code definitions in the custom.txt file and codewalker will scan, tag, and colorize anything it matches. This is a first draft of a much more powerful feature we've wanted to add for a long time.
Recon: Improved scroll zoom. You can now use alt+scroll to scroll 10x faster.
Recon: Added class variable dependencies. This shows specifically class variables and their dependencies. Again, we're going to greatly expand this feature in the near future, for now you just select a file and click the Dependencies button.
Recon: Improved Search so it colorizes the results based on the color you pick. This again helps you visually understand the matches to your searches. Note that in the case of overlaps, the most recent search wins.
Recon: Improved support for C code, so it no longer ignores it because it doesn't have class. It's okay C code, we know you have class, it's just ... different. So now, c code properly stacks for the spires. Note that we are NOT traversing .h files, so we're just assuming that if there's a match, you mean for it to attach. CodeWalker is not a compiler, exactly. And we have hopes that at some point we'll be able to hook into lower level architecture directly so we don't have to build our own compiler.
Recon: Improved class detection for C#, so spires now generate more accurately. We're not convinced it's all working properly but it's a lot closer. If you encounter C# code that does NOT work properly, please send it to us!
Recon: Improved colorization randomization so it's hopefully a little easier to see, and won't always give you dim colors.
Other...
Added free downloadable demo versions, just head to GetCodeWalker.com and get one.
Changed descriptions of the features in the app to more accurately describe the features.
Changed the videos pointed to by the app because those were outdated.
Updated the price on Steam to more closely reflect the price on GetCodeWalker. It's still much cheaper, but it will catch up as we add new features. But we're going to keep it cheap for awhile longer. We really want people to use it at this point, and give us feedback.