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Added a “Match Size” command to match height and width of selected objects.

Added an option to animate undo/redo actions in Views, and layout in the Visualiser.

Use document icons for Windows and Mac for *.archimate files.

Add an option in the Appearance tab of a Junction to not use arrow heads for incoming relationships and source ends of the Assignment relationship.

Format Painter applies connection styles.

Added alternate figures for ArchiMate elements.Make it possible to hide model tree entries at export time (adding a property ‘_hide_from_export_’ with a ‘true’ value to the concept, view or folder).Add support for “if” and “nvl” expressions for conditional display.Add a migrator wizard to copy data to new locations.User data (templates, scripts, repositories) are now stored in a /Documents/Archi folder.

App settings are now stored in an “Archi” folder (was “Archi4”).Credentials are now encrypted using Eclipse’s Security framework.Add a “Keys” preference page to edit key bindings.Add a “Network Connections” preference page for proxy settings.Add a “System” Preference page and add Help and Browser pages.Update hints as per the ArchiMate Glossary.All elements now have alternate figures.Swap some alternate figure types from first position to second position.Change default colors of Location, Gap and Plateau.Here's E4 Bugzilla tracker issue (generally not much activity there so trying SO in hopes of finding a solution or possible workarounds). Would love to find a solution to this problem as out of the box space preserving VIM-like editing is nearly at hand in Neon. Have tried various override incantations using CSS Spy, but none have worked. The end result is 20-30px of wasted vertical space. The row serves no purpose since max button is not attached to any editor panel file (i.e.

There is, however, one issue I have been unable to workaround via custom css: in split editor layouts a separate top row appears with min/max buttons. Bottom status bar? Just define override attribs and import custom css file into target theme a la #org-eclipse-ui-trim-status, To hide entire toolbar row, just a click away: Window > Appearance > Hide ToolBar. Pleasantly surprised to see that we can now recapture nearly all wasted space from the UI with little effort.įor example, Gtk 3.20 (on Linux) streamlines scrollbars and gutters to the point where there's no longer a need to create a custom plugin to hide space-wasting elements.