2.0 Release Candidate

Update: The release jar is updated to work with latest arena (7.1.0, 2014/2/18). Please use the latest binary.

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Cheers! 2.0 RC is released, with a bunch of new features packed!
Again, thanks to @vexorian.

There will be no feature-wise update before 2.0 final, new features will be
added to later versions.

Features

• Template options: let you tweak the template using configuration!
• Template dependency: automatic template dependency tracking and generation
• Colorful themes: The problem description is rewritten to include
  • Time and memory limit, adopted to the new arena
  • Several themes, your page, your choice!
  • Problem definition section
  • UI tweaking
• Dual color test template for C++ and Python, from @vexorian, really shiny!
• Multiple process support for all C++ test template, power your C++ code with cleaner state
• Timeout for after generation hook
• Enhanced engine: several new named renderers like format, category (for contest name normalization), html (for HTML tweaking), and the template engine is even more powerful with programmable-like capabilities. Check the wiki if you're interested.

Breaking changes

• boolean override options is changed to overwrite with a ternary options, see the README and wiki for details
• the upfirst action string named renderer is renamed to upcasefirst

2.0 Beta

2.0 Beta released with tons of new features!

Great news! 2.0 is finally feature complete and available for public beta test.
Special thanks to @vexorian.

The new features includes:

• Flexible template definition. Rather than sticking to the old source, test, unittest pattern, you can define all kinds of templates yourself, testcase, makefile, scripts. Go wild with your imagination.
• External scripts execution after template rendering
• New configuration schema, described here
• Shipped with problem statement and test data file generation, with well defined schema
• New default templates, filetest. Reading data from sample files and run test. Release your code from the mess of data.
• Various new string renderer, preparing to get templated
• New colorful UI and message

Migration notes from 1.x:

• Checkout the wiki for configuration schema change, usually basic usage page is enough.
• Template renderer changes:
  • named renderer ZeroValue is renamed to zeroval
  • redundant keys RecordTime, RecordScore are removed

1.5 with Python support

Thanks to @wookayin, now Greed is one of the first plugins who support Python!

1.4

• Major template bug fix , thanks to @ashashwat
• Template bug when allocating large space, thanks to @wookayin

1.3

• unit test code generation for C#(NUnit) and Java(JUnit), thanks to @tomtung
• major rewriting

1.2

• minor bug fix, mainly fix bugs on "long long" in C++, C#, and Java

1.1

• update C# version, thanks to @jbransen
• major bug fix

1.0

Initial release

• No CodeProcessor+FileEdit+blah, no tons of jars, just Greed
• Dead simple configuration, just set your workspace, end of story
• Keeping stuff in workspace enabling seamless migration between OS and environments
• Testing code. Unit-testing code. Reading-data testing code.
• Fully customizable
  • File structure
  • Code generation
  • Templates, templates, templates. You define, I generate!
• Multi language support