Changelog of BashSupport Pro 4.1.1

An annotated list of all changes of the 4.x major version is available in the release announcement.

Fixed Support for the alternate syntax of the for command: for x (a b c) echo $x.
Fixed Support for the alternate syntax of the if command: if (( x )) echo or if [[ x ]] echo.
Fixed When debugging a Zsh script, a superfluous argument -- was passed to the debugged script.

Fixed #158: Automatic insertion of } after typing ${ did not always work.
Fixed #156: Parameter expansions with a fallback assignment value, e.g. ${name:=value}, were not properly handled if they were placed in a subshell, but referenced a global variable. The incorrect highlighting of the global variable as “unused” is now fixed, as well.
Fixed On newer versions of macOS the quick documentation based on man pages was unavailable because groff is not installed anymore.

Added #159: Declared variables are now suggested as assignment commands. For example, item myVar= is shown by code completion if this variable was declared previously.

Fixed #154: Path-based macros like $FileName$ were not properly replaced in script parameters.
Fixed Expansion of macros with UI interaction (e.g. $Prompt$ ) was broken and displayed an error message instead.
Fixed With remote debugging macros were expanded twice, which caused macros with UI interaction to be displayed twice.
Fixed #153: Option “Show console when a message is printed to standard error stream” in panel “Logs” is not applied anymore because it’s incompatible with the PTY-enabled output window of BashSupport Pro 4. The checkbox is hidden now to avoid confusion.
Fixed The run actions shown when clicking on the line marker next to a shebang had a different order than the Alt + Enter menu on the shebang. “Run in Terminal” was shown as first item, but is now shown as last item to match the alt+enter intentions menu.