Release 1.1:    November 29, 1992
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Summary of changes:
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1.  Added two new configurable attributes:  R_LREXIT and
R_KEYVALIDBLOCK.

2.  Added a new example: #6.

3.  Corrected the file CR.BAT.

4.  Corrected the file DEMO.DOC.


Description of changes:
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1.  Added another configurable attribute, R_LREXIT.  This attribute
defines a logical value. When it is TRUE, the LEFT and RIGHT arrows
behave like UP and DOWN if the cursor is in the leftmost or rightmost
positon.  Defaults to TRUE.

Note:  If READEXIT() is TRUE, the the LEFT and RIGHT keys also serve
as ADread() exit keys.

Note:  If the LEFT key is pressed, and the cursor moves to a previous
Get, the cursor initially goes to the last column position.

See DEMO.PRG and Example #1 in READ.DOC.


2.  Added another configurable attribute, R_KEYVALIDBLOCK.  This
attribute points to a code block that validates every key press
before it is entered into the Get buffer.  It is an enhancement to
the PICTURE clause.  For example, if you are editing a phone number
and you are limiting the area codes to "703", "202" and "301" only.
You cannot do that with a PICTURE clause.  You can use a VALID clause,
but the validation is done after pressing the Enter key.  With the
R_KEYVALIDBLOCK attribute, you can validate the first three positions
much like the PICTURE clause validates every key stroke, that is, as
soon as they are pressed.

See DEMO.PRG and Example #2 in DEMO.DOC.


3.  Added Example #6 in Read.doc.  This example demonstrates how to
validate the READ as a whole.  With ADread(), you can now do three
types of validation:

        a.  Key-wise validation, as described in item #2 above.
        b.  Get-wise validation, with the VALID clause.
        c.  Read-wise validation, as illustrated in Example #6.


4.  Corrected CR.BAT.  There was a minor error in the batch file
included in the original PDREAD.ZIP package.

5. Corrected Read.Doc.  The corections are needed because:

        a. The structure of the return value of ADread() was
            erroneously described in the original package.

        b. ADr_varput() was erroneously described.