changelog.txt

0.6.0

* The two supported modes managed (projects where SConsolidator creates and updates the SCons build files) vs. existing (projects 
where the user provides the SCons build files) are now clearly reflected in the UI; the SCons project menu now has two separate entries:
  - Use self-provided SCons build existing
  - Use generated SCons build (managed)

* It is now possible to add SCons support to multiple projects in the Eclipse project explorer by selecting them and using the corresponding project context menu</li>
  - Improved support for C projects</li>
  - Possibility to specify the SCons executable name in the workspace settings non-absolute (SConsolidator determines the path by using the PATH environment variable)</li>


0.5.0

* Adding SCons to an existing CDT managed project now offers to choose between a managed SCons project (SConsolidator creates
and maintains the SConstruct file) and the possibility to use a self-provided SConstruct file
* Compatibility with Eclipse Juno


0.4.0

* Possibility to change environment variables for running SCons on a project level
* Various minor bug fixes


0.3.0

* No need for specifying "dry-run" option anymore for projects making use of SCons Autobuild (Configure) feature
* Various minor bug fixes


0.2.0

* Basic support for non-C/C++ projects (so far, only C/C++ projects were supported): To add SCons support to an existing
non-C/C++ project, just right click on the project in the project explorer and choose "SCons->Add SCons Support". Afterwards, 
if you request a build, SCons is called. SConsolidator's target and dependency view also work together with non-C/C++ projects.
However, interactive builds are currently not supported yet.


0.1.0

* SConsolidator plug-ins are now signed
* Various little bug fixes


0.0.4

* Support for SCons v2.1.0: changes were necessary since v2.1.0 SCons uses tuples instead of plain old strings for its environment variable CPPDEFINES
* Env variables can be specified with "${env_name}" in the build settings now to eliminate potential differences when working with SCons in a shell environment
* Improved compatibility to Eclipse Helios release
* Check for SCons installation path is now only done one when the plug-in is loaded instead of when building a project


0.0.3

* First public available release