Mori v1.6.9 is Being Packaged for Release
13 01 2008This has taken much longer than I hoped for, and it lacks the features I wanted to add in there, but due to another empty-window bug I’m releasing Mori 1.6.9 today as a stopgap measure.
I had hoped for a quick release to get the fix out to those who are upgrading now (particularly from older, Hog Bay Software versions), but I had upgraded my Xcode installation mid-stream, which is generally a bad idea if you can’t test the effects a tool migration will have on your projects. And Mori is quite unique in the way it’s constructed, being almost entirely plugins, and plugins which run plugins.
It took a week to resolve unit testing problems, some of which were due to Mori’s unique project files, some of which were due to changes in the layout of Xcode’s tools directories and one due to a bug in the unit tests for the ‘Check and Repair Notebooks’ functionality (which I wasn’t going to risk going out with a bug whose cause I hadn’t determined).
Anyway, testing problems aside, I’m packaging the latest for release now. You’ll be able to read the release info shortly.
Can mori can support to place virtual sticky notes on mac desktop, as some wins program, like dynamic notes, the notes can remain on desktop or remain hidden until they are due. thanks.
That’s an interesting application, and it’s certainly useful to access your notes like that. However, MOX’s Finder doesn’t allow anything like that for the time being. At least not in a straightforward manner. It would require a hack.
Post a feature request at http://apokalypsesoftware.com/products/node/add/project_issue/mori/feature (remember to log in) and hopefully I’ll come up with something workable and not likely to break soon afterward.