Cream for Vim

This major release features memory footprint
reductions, speed increases, a SaveAs behavior
change so the original file is closed, a toggle
for syntax highlighting, and improved behavior for
showing invisible characters. Other refinements
include column mode improvements, new text file
element highlighting, new partial width character
line insertion, a control character highlighting
add-on, Hex-ASCII conversion updates, and many bug
fixes.

This bugfix release fixes a statusline error for versions of
Vim prior to 6.2.071 introduced in Cream 0.25 and
unrepaired in 0.26 despite documentation and release
press to the contrary. Having fired our entire quality
control staff, we here at the Cream Institute Of Mediocre
Programing do sincerely apologize for any problems this
regression may have caused. Rest assured, now that
quality control dead weight has been tossed, we expect
future Cream releases to be more along the lines what
you would expect given the cost of this software.

This release fixed a status line error with versions of Vim prior to 6.2.070, which are unable to handle the required number of elements. A minor function re-declaration bug that could have impacted users of Vi/Vim/Cream Lite behaviors was also fixed.

This minor release features a bugfix for "Save As" of
unnamed, unsaved files. A few other refinements include
a toggle for tab/space expansion, better respect for
numbered lists with Quick Wrap re-wrapping, an optional
Text-to-HTML file save requirement, Column Mode Cut/
Copy/Paste, and fixes for the keyboard shortcut for
templates in GTK2 versions of Vim.

This minor release features just a few bugfixes and
documentation updates including the retainment of
printing options, toolbar icon fixes for GTK 2-enabled
versions of gVim, and Find/Replace improvements with
regular expressions.