CRiSP Release v12.0

Version 12.0.5 April 2015

	Performance optimisation: when restarting CRiSP and it reloads a big file, even if you are at the top of the file, it would read in the whole file.
	The <Alt-G> "Goto line" function is renamed as "Goto". You can type in a line number, "#longest", a filename, a buffer name, or a function/method (tag), and it will do the appropriate thing. This unifies Ctrl-], "tag" and the Ctrl-G/Alt-G commands.

Version 12.0.4 March 2015

	"col pretty" is now reimplemented using new primitives, to speed up significantly for larger files
	Fix issue where Windows font selections would not happen due to hard-coding 'Arial' in the internal code.
	Add support for outlining to understand arrays in JSON files.
	Add 'nim' syntax coloring.
	Show longest line in 'show file' popup.
	Fix popup help (Alt-H) for the "Goto line" command prompt.
	Add 'ssh' command to launch a shell buffer.

Version 12.0.3 March 2015

	Search region hilighting is implemented for binary buffers. Previously, a search would not hilight the matching area(s), and now it does.
	The filename completion (<TAB>) character now works inside a filename, as well as the end, and works for commands, such as "diff", which take multiple filenames.
	The "Goto line" prompt now accepts "#longest" to jump to the longest line in the buffer.
	Syntax coloring for the NIM language is supported.
	Add support for "sort -u" when no column marker is in effect.
	"ssh hostname" is supported to launch a shell buffer.

Version 12.0.2 November 2014

Speedup for tagging - filename caching results in 4x performance speedup.

Version 12.0.1 Sep 2014

	Find->Files now resizes the display window so you can see the longer filenames in the display.
	New function - getcwd() - which returns current working directory, to compliment the getwd() primitive.
	New function - filename_relative() to convert a filename, relative to another.
	Addition of "Save as HTML" for mass conversion of files to an HTML indexable web site.
	Fix search bug which straddles lines might pretend it failed, causing keystroke macro confusion.