0.40.1

A bunch of updates for Vim keybindings. See the corresponding section in the PDF++ settings.

New features

• Experimental Vimrc support!
• Added a new "Hint" mode, inspired by Tridactyl. In this mode, you can perform certain actions on links, annotations, and backlink highlighting in the current PDF page without using the mouse.
  • For example, first press f (or run :hint) to enter the hint mode, and if the link you want to open gets marked with "HK", then hit h and then k (without Shift) to open it.

Improvements

• Command-line mode improvements:
  • Add many ex commands :map, :noremap, :unmap, :js, :jsfile, :obcommand, :hint, and others.
  • On desktop, you can now execute shell commands from within the command-line mode by :!<command>. Also added an option for setting the PATH environment variable to facilitate command path resolution.
  • :help improvement. For example, try running :help :goto or :help :hint.
  • Added command line history. Use Arrow down/up to navigate through it.
  • Use Tab/Shift+Tab to navigate through command suggestions.
  • Use <C-u> to clear the command line and <C-w> to delete the last word in the command line.
• Added new keybinds <C-f>/<C-b>/<C-u>/<C-d> for scrolling.
• Added new options "Increase scroll size when zoomed in" and "Smooth motion in outline mode".

Fixed

• In Outline mode, pressing Enter did not record the tab history even if the "Record to history when clicking an outline item" option is enabled.

Full Changelog: 0.40.0...0.40.1