Releases: Col-E/Recaf
Releases · Col-E/Recaf
1.10.1 - UX Improvements & Fixes
What's changed
- Config -> Display
Language
now is a dropdown of all loaded languagesStyle
now is a dropdown of all loaded themes
- Copy-paste now places code AFTER selection instead of BEFORE
What's fixed
- Add missing language for copy/paste keybind entries in the config window
1.10.0 - UX Improvements & Fixes
What's new
- Method instructions can now be copy-pasted (with
Control + C
/Control + V
) - Quick-access in full-class decompilation window
- Context-sensitive right-click allows for the following actions based on what you click:
- Open definitions of classes, fields, and methods
- Search for references to classes, fields, and methods
- Context-sensitive right-click allows for the following actions based on what you click:
- Dynamic refresh in single-method decompilation window
- Decompile a method, then edit it's bytecode to see live changes in the decompiled code
- Decompilation window is now auto-sized based on content
- Cleaner search result representation of methods
- Update CFR 138->140
- Update ASM 7.0->7.1 (Support for Java 13)
What's fixed
- Agent mode is now properly detected in more cases
- Agent launch flag removed, process is automatic now
- Agent mode no longer breaks the UI when new classes are loaded after Recaf launches in agent-mode
- Crash when selecting expandable error messages in the logging pane
- File prompts now remember the last directory you were in
- Access icons transparency could look bad in dark themes due to transparent sections
Java 9+
(This is a repeat message from the last update, but is still very relevant)
Recaf's release binaries will continue to be based on Java 8 for a while, but if you don't mind a tiny bit of effort you can use any version of Java 9 or above. You can read about this more on the documentation page: Usage Guide - Requirements
1.9.0 - Fixes and Java 9+ Support
Java 9+
Recaf's release binaries will continue to be based on Java 8 for a while, but if you don't mind a tiny bit of effort you can use any version of Java 9 or above. You can read about this more in the updated documentation page: Usage Guide - Requirements
What's new
- Add missing opcode format for IINC instructions
- Allow ASM7 in config (And is now the default value)
What's fixed
- Fix type annotation editor missing UI components
- Fix search from omitting results in declaration mode
- Fix search providing duplicate results in some cases
- Fix command line parsing race condition
- Fix source code not compiling under JDK 9 or higher
- Remember to read the docs (link above) for details on Java 9+ usage
1.8.3 - Big fixes & minor updates
What's new
- Added ability to create int opcodes (BiPush, SiPush, NewArray)
- Updated CFR 136 -> 138
What's fixed
- Search including overly-broad results
- History window missing an icon
1.8.2 - UX and decompilation improvements
What's new
- Improved annotation view (All data types supported)
- Updated CFR (136)
1.8.1 - Bug fix
What's fixed
1.8.0 - Bug fixes and UX improvements
What's new
- Config is now placed in a sub-directory
rc-config
. Copy over your config files to continue using your existing settings. - Auto-updater now comes with a consent prompt.
What's fixed
- Annotation formatting supports array type values
- Search results include additional garbage results (type insn values)
- Improper CSS application to opcode editor sheet
1.7.0 - UX improvements
What's new
- Opcode editing / insertion now uses combo-boxes instead of a group of radio-buttons.
- Instructions can be added to empty methods
- Method is updated with template values to get you started
- More translatable text values
- Access editor buttons now display text representation in addition to the icon identifier
- File-tree improvements
- Using
Enter
while navigating the file tree will open the selected file - Double clicking a package will recursively open the sub-packages until multiple options are available.
- Using
- Dark theme support
- Set Display -> Style to
night
to enable it.
- Set Display -> Style to
What's fixed
- NPE when sorting columns in the fields / methods tables
- Logged exceptions do not log the entire stack-trace
- Docs used Arial when intended font was Roboto
Thanks again to andylizi for the pull-requests included in this release! (#90, #93, #95, #98)
1.6.2 - Bug fixes & language updates
What's new
- Chinese supported added by andylizi
- In the config menu under the
Display
category, set theLanguage
value tozh-cn
and restart Recaf
- In the config menu under the
- Updated CFR to 133
- Better Java9+ strings & more
- Image buttons now have tooltips
What's fixed
- Annotation formatting showing extra comma
- Menu items that are useless without input can still be used while no file is loaded
- Specifying a custom language uses english values as fallback values
- Large classes caused decompilation to fail due to regex matching
- Recompile option shown in single-method decompiles despite lack of support (full class recompilation only)
- Recompile option is illegible due to bad styling
1.6.1 - Bug fixes
What's new
- Cleaner history window
- Shows timestamp of each save-state
- Split threading options into two categories (IO + Logic)
- Defaults are higher for both than previous default of
1
(tested on large input, seems about optimal on my 8-core machine)
- Defaults are higher for both than previous default of
What's fixed
- Various NPE's in the history window
- More accurate renaming of method hierarchies
- More accurate renaming of classes with inner-classes
- Renaming a class causing a NPE while updating the FileTree model
- Renaming a class and putting it in a directory that does not exist causing a hard-crash
- Renaming a class leaves artifacts visible in searches
- Renaming a class leaves ghost references due to not resetting cache after updating renamed references
- Infinite loop caused by logging calls & JavaFX integration
- Ironically, only occurs when auto-updating. So this update will cause people some problems ¯\_(ツ)_/¯