ZPE 1.12.12 is now available. Sadly, not everything I had planned to bring in managed to be brought in. However, this version paved the way for further performance improvements with ZPEC (ZPE Performance Enhanced Cache), which precompiles code before execution and can make a serious difference to the program's performance.
Another nice new feature is that aliases are now stored in a file that is read on startup, meaning you can easily add or remove aliases to ZPE.
ZPE 1.13.1 will be released in January, and one of the significant features to be added is additional data formats, including the INI file format, TOML and JBML. I also aim to improve the caching system further.
Some bugs still need to be ironed out, such as the popups in the editor on Windows.
Also, I'm no longer doing ZPE throughout the year posts as they are actually reflected in the history of ZPE anyway.
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