Released CodeSnip patch v4.18.1

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I've just released v4.18.1 of CodeSnip.

This release is fixes a few minor bugs, updates OS version detection and has a little bit of refactoring.

The full change log is as follows:

  • Improved handling of control and whitespace characters in generated HTML: revised which characters were converted to HTML character attributes / entities.
  • Fixed error in title of Save Annotated Source dialogue box.
  • Replaced use 3rd party GIFImage unit with similar GIFImg unit from Delphi XE VCL.
  • Corrected help topic for Dependencies dialogue box to describe Save & Close button.
  • Operating system detection code was updated to correctly detect Windows 11 and Windows 10 version 21H2.
  • Some refactoring.
  • Updated license document following removal of dependency on GIFImage unit.

Download the new version from CodeSnip's GitHub releases page or from SourceForge - there's no difference. As always, there's a choice of downloading the standard or portable versions of the program. I reckon you'll be able to work out which file is which!

If there's anything you want to comment on re v4.18.1 there's a discussion topic for this release on GitHub. Well, anything except bugs, you need the GitHub issues for that.

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