Decoda 1.06 is now available for download. This version primarily fixes issues with Lua coroutines, displaying values in the watch window and "strict" versions of Lua, but there’s a bunch of other minor bug fixes as well. Here’s the complete change list:
- Fixed bug where up values for functions were not displayed in the watch window
- Fixed bug where meta methods on the global table that invoked the error function could cause deadlocks in the watch window
- Fixed bug where watches could be evaluated in VMs that had been destroyed
- Statements can now be evaluated in the watch window
- Fixed crash bug when using decoda.output with an implementation of Lua linked with the stdcall calling convention
- Changed new project files to be opened in the editor when they are added
- Added prompt when creating a new file with the same name as an existing file
- Fixed crash bug where VMs for Lua coroutines would not be removed from the the VM list
- Fixed bug where "VM destroyed" message was sometimes displayed multiple times when a single VM was destroyed
- The previous window position is now restored when starting up Decoda
- Fixed bug where files that are automatically loaded during a debugging session did not default to the appropriate directory when the user tried to save them
You can either use the auto-update function built into Decoda, or grab the latest installer from here. There’s no need to uninstall the current version when updating.