Minimap
texspark now has a code minimap: a slim overview of the whole document down the right edge of the editor. It renders your actual text — syntax colours and all — scaled way down, so you can see the shape of a file at a glance and jump anywhere in it. On long documents the minimap keeps a fixed zoom and slides to follow your position rather than squashing the entire file into the strip, and clicking or dragging on it scrolls the editor straight to that spot. It stays out of your way otherwise, and you can turn it off entirely in Preferences.
Fixed
- Hangul line drift, for good — typing a Korean line no longer nudges the lines below it downward. Line height is now hard-pinned in layout, so the taller CJK-composition font can’t inflate a line.
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