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 Jexer Work Log
 ==============
 
+August 15, 2017
+
+I cut 0.0.5 just now, and also applied for a Sonatype repository.
+It was a reasonable spot: TEditor was working albeit buggy, and a bug
+had just come in on the main TApplication run loop.  So we are about
+to embark upon some performance work again, it's been probably version
+0.0.2 or so since the last cycle.
+
+Code size: 40446 lines.
+
+Now switching head to 0.0.6 and taking a small break.
+
+August 14, 2017
+
+TEditor is basically done.  Mouse movement, keyboard movement,
+backspace / delete / enter / etc. are all in.  Things are starting to
+look pretty good.
+
+I'm going to prep for a final cut and release tag tomorrow or the next
+evening.  I need to take a break and get some meatspace life dealt
+with.
+
+August 12, 2017
+
+TEditor is stubbed in about 50% complete now.  I have a Highlighter
+class that provides different colors based on Word text values, but it
+is a lot too simple to do true syntax highlighting.  I am noodling on
+the right design that would let TEditor be both a programmer's editor
+(so Highlighter needs to have state and do a lexical scan) and a word
+processor (where Word needs to tokenize on whitespace).  I estimate
+probably a good 2-4 weeks left to get the editor behavior where I want
+it, and then after that will be the 0.0.5 release.
+
+Finding more minor paper cuts and fixing them: the mouse cursor being
+ahead of a window drag event, SwingTerminal resetting blink on new
+input, prevent TWindow from resizing down into the status bar.
+
 August 8, 2017
 
 Multiscreen is looking really cool!  Demo6 now brings up three
@@ -165,4 +202,3 @@ checklists.  I think I will see if jexer is available at SourceForge,
 and if so grab it.  Perhaps I can put together some good Turbo Vision
 resources too.  At the very least direct people to the Borland-derived
 C++ releases and Free Vision.
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