• Fixed a problem where some serial numbers would not work correctly on Tiger
• Updated Sparkle framework to version 1.5
• Fixed a few items in the German localization
• Plist/preferences browsers now resolve aliases when scanning for plists

Release Notes

Version 1.4

• We now support editing any files on the system, prompting for an admin password to save changes when necessary
• Added autocompletion when entering data. Suggestions for keys and values are provided based on existing content in the property list and information found in plist definitions
• Plist definitions are now enabled by default. This makes autocompletion much more useful, especially when editing Info.plist files
• Updated plist definition files with new keys for Leopard, and added new definitions for Xgrid, Podcast Producer, iPhoto, and iTunes
• Added a new data formatter for viewing Carbon-style dates stored as a number of seconds since 01/01/1904
• You can now set up and save property list browser configurations, which gives easy access to all plist files in one or more directories on your system
• The minimum system requirement has changed from 10.3.9 to 10.4.0

Version 1.3.1:

• Added new preferences for case sensitive and numeric sorting
• Implemented ODB editor suite and Xcode editor interface, improving PlistEdit Pro's ability to be used as an external editor
• Fixed a bug where hex data would be displayed byte swapped on Intel machines
• The search field is now focused by default when opening the preferences browser
• Data items now display how many bytes they contain
• We now use the new yellow find indicator in Leopard

Version 1.3:

• Added syntax coloring for XML tags in the plist text view
• New data formatters allow viewing of plist values interpreted as different data types. Formatters include:
  • View number objects as: four character code, storage size (KB, MB, etc.), hours/minutes/seconds, hexadecimal (big and little endian), or dates expressed as time intervals
  • View data objects as: alias records, strings (UTF-8, UTF-16, MacOS Roman, and ASCII encodings)
• Added Sparkle support, allowing for automatic downloading of updates
• The edit value sheet and the preferences window now remembers their position and size
• Double clicking on parentheses/brackets in the text view now selects to the matching parenthesis/bracket
• Tooltips are now displayed for values to large to draw in the value column (Tiger only)
• Copying drag and drop of plist objects now puts a textual version in the clipboard/drag
• Added toolbar buttons for Edit Value and Prefs Browser

Version 1.2.1:

• Updated to be a Universal binary which will run on both PPC and Intel Macs. The minimum system requirement is now OS X 10.3.9
• Added a new improved German localization
• Editing a long hex data value in the edit sheet now properly displays the entire value
• Menu items are now enabled properly when triggering a pop-up menu in the main outline view via the space bar
• Added a service to open plist text in PlistEdit Pro. This also allows dragging plist text onto the dock icon to open it (Tiger only).
• Added pledit command line tool, which allows opening plists and piping plist text to PlistEdit Pro

Version 1.2:

• Added "Goto Line" command for textual editing view
• Long strings and other values can now be viewed/edited in a separate sheet
• You can also assign a value to multiple items at once using the edit sheet
• Added a column to view the format of property list files in property list browsers
• You can now do batch validation and format conversion of plist files within a property list browser
• Created new property list definitions for Info.plist, Core Image, sync schemas, and launchd plists
• Added new menu items to add keys defined in property list definitions
• Xcode integration can now be disabled
• Added new "Select Parent" menu item
• When running under Tiger, you can tell the system to write preference plists as XML instead of binary
• You can now tell PlistEdit Pro to check for updates on the internet
• When activated, PlistEdit Pro can now detect if a file has been changed on disk and ask the user if they want to read in the new changes

Version 1.1.2:

• Fixed a problem that prevented the prefs browser from displaying on Tiger
• The revert command now reads the contents of files that have been edited externally
• Improved performance when opening large property list files with the text view hidden
• Fixed a problem where some files would not display properly in property list browsers

Version 1.1.1:

• fixed some issues in the German localization
• you can now use PlistEdit Pro as an external editor for Xcode/Project Builder
• you can now add a plist file directly to an open Xcode project while saving
• when opening a corrupt property list, you can now examine and fix the plist text
• property list browsers now support multiple selection

Version 1.1:

• added a favorites menu, with configurable keyboard shortcuts
• the preferences browser now scans subfolders of the preferences folders
• added a generic property list browser, so you can view lists of plist files other than the preferences folder
• added the ability to drag a folder to the application and view all the property list files within
• added search by content in plist browsers
• added a scripts menu
• added a German localization
• you can now choose what font to use in plist browsers
• there is now an option to automatically start editing newly created objects
• fixed a bug with input of non-English formatted numbers

Version 1.0.1:

• numbers are now formatted correctly in non-US localizations
• added support for reading/writing 'plst' resources
• we now handle page up/down and home/end keys in the outline view

Version 1.0:

• Initial release

• Added new preferences for case sensitive and numeric sorting
• Implemented ODB editor suite and Xcode editor interface, improving PlistEdit Pro's ability to be used as an external editor
• Fixed a bug where hex data would be displayed byte swapped on Intel machines
• The search field is now focused by default when opening the preferences browser
• Data items now display how many bytes they contain
• We now use the new yellow find indicator in Leopard

• Added syntax coloring for XML tags in the plist text view
• New data formatters allow viewing of plist values interpreted as different data types. Formatters include:
  • View number objects as: four character code, storage size (KB, MB, etc.), hours/minutes/seconds, hexadecimal (big and little endian), or dates expressed as time intervals
  • View data objects as: alias records, strings (UTF-8, UTF-16, MacOS Roman, and ASCII encodings)
• Added Sparkle support, allowing for automatic downloading of updates
• The edit value sheet and the preferences window now remembers their position and size
• Double clicking on parentheses/brackets in the text view now selects to the matching parenthesis/bracket
• Tooltips are now displayed for values to large to draw in the value column (Tiger only)
• Copying drag and drop of plist objects now puts a textual version in the clipboard/drag
• Added toolbar buttons for Edit Value and Prefs Browser