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Macros of type "Enter Text with Substitutions" now recognize "\j" as a joined expansion of the currently-selected text in the terminal (where new-lines are stripped, to form one line).Macros of type "Enter Text with Substitutions" now recognize "\s" as a verbatim expansion of the currently-selected text in the terminal (including any new-lines).Note that if you wish to explicitly request a line-feed you can use "\012" in a macro, and if you wish to explicitly request a carriage-return you can use either "\r" or "\015". Fixed the "\n" substitution sequence in macros to be interpreted as "the new-line mapping specified for the session" in other words, it could send: CR, CR-LF, CR-NULL or LF, depending on the current setting.Fixed recent issue where "x-man-page" URLs would not open correctly.Fixed a possible hang when, for instance, pasting text containing high-plane UTF-8 sequences.Terminal view cursor, if set to blink, is now visible for longer periods of time and the animation is smoother.Preferences window Formats pane has been extended to allow a custom color for the terminal cursor, as well as a checkbox to keep the current "automatic" color setting.

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Please download "Mavericks" for free from the App Store.

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This is the LAST VERSION TO SUPPORT MAC OS X VERSIONS 10.6 - 10.8, because Apple is making Mac OS X 10.9 "Mavericks" a free upgrade for users of these older OS versions.

Future versions may stop working on these older OSes without warning.) (Note that MacTerm may happen to work on older OS versions for awhile but it is not officially supported. Since 10.9 is a free upgrade from Apple for users of Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard" and beyond (the previous minimum supported by MacTerm), MacTerm now supports only Mac OS X version 10.9.

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Rebuilt for Mac OS X 10.9 "Mavericks".

Fixed environment of first shell window to not contain any variables related to MacTerm or its Python interpreter.

Fixed possible crashes in certain rare instances of the following actions: searching for text, changing the font size, and changing the screen dimensions.

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Fixed a problem with the recognition of double-clicks and triple-clicks in terminal windows on Mac OS X 10.9.

The presence of tabs was particularly surprising when selecting a line and pasting it at a shell prompt because the tabs had no obvious effect and the pasted line lost all of its whitespace.

Fixed "Automatically Copy selected text" preference to perform a normal Copy and not an implicit "Copy with Tab Substitution".

Terminal window resize information is now displayed in a nicer-looking Cocoa window that has the black "heads-up display" style.

Previously, in certain circumstances a collection could only be deleted if the "-" button was clicked several times.

Fixed Preferences window "-" button to always delete collections immediately.

The value correspond to 0 or false is selected as maxterm. There are used for product of sum( POS) canonical forms, which is also called conjunctive normal form(CNF). that is for n varibale boolean function there would be 2^n possible maxterms.

Maxterm: A maxterm is a sum term in boolean function in which every element is present is either in normal or in complemented form.įor example if F(a,b,c) is a boolean function then the possible maxterms would be ( a+b+c), (a+b+c’), (a+b’+c), ( a+b’+c’), (a’+b+c), ( a+b’+c), ( a’+b’+c), (a’+b’+c’). The value correspond to 1 or true is selected as minterm. There are used for sum of product( SOP) canonical forms, which is also called disjunctive normal form(DNF). that is for n varibale boolean function there would be 2^n possible minterms. Minterm: A minterm is a product term in boolean function in which every element is present is either in normal or in complemented form.įor example if F(a,b,c) is a boolean function then the possible minterms would be abc, abc’, ab’c, ab’c’, a’bc, ab,c, a’b’c, a’b’c’.