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1.0: - Hopefully fixed the crasher bug by keeping us single-threaded
- Added Actionscript, Lisp, IDL, Verilog, VHDL, XHTML (any others I forgot?)
- Added .cls and .sty as LaTeX extensions
- Added maxFileSize option to keep us from hanging on huge files.
0.4.1: (0.4 was broken! My bad.) - Added Tcl, Lua, and JSP support
- Can now configure appearance with "defaults write org.n8gray.QLColorCode ..." commands
- Improved OCaml, C/C++ and Obj-C modes.
0.3: - Ensure highlight is compiled as a universal binary
- If highlight fails to colorize a file render it as plain text
- Added .command as an alternate extension for shell scripts
- Added .mll and .mly extensions for OCaml
- Include customized .css and .c language definition files
- Created a slateGreen theme that matches my editor colors. :-)
0.2: - Switched from Pygments to Highlight. This should increase speed and language coverage.
- Added thumbnailing support
- Changed .tex UTI to agree with TeXShop's.
- (Try to) let the system pick a different plugin if ours fails
- Added UTIs for .css, .sql, .erl, and .sml
0.1: Initial release
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I have test that .java is also capable with version 0.3. However the same file if I rename it to .js, it doesn't work. Is it possible to make it work?
Thank you very much. This is very useful for me.
that is because java (.java) and javascript (.js) are two different languages
I just tested this and it works fine. The .js extension is handled by the OS by default, so there's no reason why it shouldn't work.
And this page is really not the place to report bugs. Please file an issue if you encounter a problem.