v0.9.1

Changelog

• Added support for using gui_definition.tuw as the default JSON path. (#76)
• Fixed an issue where tuw could not locate JSON files when launching it from outside of its directory. (#79)
• Fixed a Windows-specific issue where the message box failed to display redirected non-ascii characters correctly. (#80)
• Fixed a Windows-specific issue where tuw failed to open file paths containing non-ascii characters. (#81)
• Fixed a Linux-specific issue where the main window appeared behind the console window. (#77)

v0.9.0

Changelog

New Feature: Open JSON Files (*.tuw) with Tuw

• Tuw now takes the first argument as a JSON path. (#67)
  You can launch GUIs just by clicking on JSON files. See the documentation for the details.

Other Changes

• Tuw now uses the default CWD to resolve paths in command-line utilities. (#67)
  (Old versions used executable's directory as CWD.)
• Fixed an error when launching tuw as a macOS application. (#68)
• Disabled best-fit mapping on Windows to avoid potential issues. (#71)
• Disabled c++ stack unwinding on Linux and macOS. (#72)
• Uploaded source files with subprojects to the release page. (#69)

Known Issues

• v0.9.0 can't find gui_definition.json when launching Tuw from another directory. (#78)

v0.8.1

Changelog

• Fixed a memory leak on Linux. (#59)
• Removed std::exception from Linux and macOS builds. (#63)
  (A subproject still uses STL for Windows build.)
• Linux and macOS packages now use .tar.xz as a compression format. (#62)
• Added arm64-only build (*-macOS-arm64.tar.xz) to the release packages for macOS. (#64)

v0.8.0

New syntax features

There are some new rules to simplify JSON files. The minimal JSON that works with v0.8.0 is {"command":"echo Hello","components":[]}.

• Array brackets can now be omitted when the array has only one item. (#51)
• GUI elements (e.g. "command") can now be defined in root object when the "gui" array has only one item. (#52)
• GUI labels became optional, and "window_name" can now be default values of GUI labels. (#54)

Other changes

• Tuw now redirects stderr into the console window. (#57)
• Replaced std::string with a custom string class to reduce the binary size. (#56)
• Renamed Windows10 build (*-Windows-x64-ucrt.zip) to *-Windows10-x64.zip. (#50)

Known Issues

• Linux build has a memory leak. (#60)

v0.7.2

Changelog

• Added "optional" to ignore some options when a text box is empty. (#48)
• Added "prefix" and "suffix" options to append strings to user inputs. (#48)
• Removed unused functions and symbols from release builds.
• Re-enabled exception handlings for the std library.
• Optimized some functions for binary size.

Notes

• Linux builds only support distributions using glibc.
  Build the executable by yourself if you want to use it on unsupported distros.
• Tuw-*-Windows-x64-ucrt.zip is much smaller than the standard version, but it only works on Windows10 or later.
• Tuw supports more unix-like systems (BSD, Haiku, illumos, etc.)
  Building Workflow for Other Platforms - matyalatte/tuw

v0.7.1

Changelog

• Added support for JSON with Comments format. (#42)
• Added "codepage" to support UTF-8 outputs on Windows. (#43)
• Added support for colorized outputs on Linux. (#44)
• Fixed a bug where there was no limit on the buffer size of the console window on Linux.
• Optimized some functions to reduce the binary size.

Notes

• Linux builds only support distributions using glibc.
  Build the executable by yourself if you want to use it on unsupported distros.
• Tuw-*-Windows-x64-ucrt.zip is much smaller than the standard version, but it only works on Windows10 or later.
• Tuw supports more unix-like systems (BSD, Haiku, illumos, etc.)
  Building Workflow for Other Platforms - matyalatte/tuw

v0.7.0

New Features

• Added options for string validation. (#24)
• Added support for colorized output on Windows. (#35)
• Added an option to skip success dialog. (#37)

Warning

Regex validation is still an experimental feature. It is highly recommended to test if your regex pattern works as you expected or not.

Other updates

• Disallowed opening of help URLs containing linefeeds. (097e6b3)
• Made minor code improvements.

Notes

• Linux builds only support distributions using glibc.
  Build the executable by yourself if you want to use it on unsupported distros.
• Tuw-*-Windows-x64-ucrt.zip is much smaller than the standard version, but it only works on Windows10 or later.
• Tuw supports more unix-like systems (BSD, Haiku, illumos, etc.)
  Building Workflow for Other Platforms - matyalatte/tuw

v0.6.5

Changelog

• Fixed a bug that empty strings were removed from args on Windows (#31)
• Fixed a bug that Tuw was not able to get long executable paths (that have more than 260 characters) on Windows. (#32)
• Fixed a bug that Tuw was not able to get executable paths on OpenBSD. (#32)
• Refactored codes to reduce potential bugs. (#33)
• Added support for Solaris/illumos.
• Added support for MinGW-w64.

Notes

• Linux builds only support distributions using glibc.
  Build the executable by yourself if you want to use it on unsupported distros.
• Tuw-*-Windows-x64-ucrt.zip is much smaller than the standard version, but it only works on Windows10 or later.
• Tuw supports more unix-like systems (BSD, Haiku, illumos, etc.)
  Building Workflow for Other Platforms - matyalatte/tuw

v0.6.4

Changelog

• Fixed a bug that the execution button says Processing... after getting errors. (#28)
• Added UCRT build for Windows10 or later. (#29)

Notes

• Linux builds only support distributions using glibc.
  Build the executable by yourself if you want to use it on unsupported distros.
• Tuw-*-Windows-x64-ucrt.zip is much smaller than the standard version, but it only works on Windows10 or later.

v0.6.3

Changelog

• Supported Unix-like systems (FreeBSD, Haiku, etc).
• Added URL validation for safety.
  (You can not open help URLs contain some special characters like whitespaces.)
• Fixed tiny bugs on debug builds.

Notes

• Linux builds only support distributions using glibc.
  Build the executable by yourself if you want to use it on unsupported distros.