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- Readme file for build 663 of ARIS EDIT 2.0
-
- Bugs fixed since build 655
-
- 1. When using the reformat function from the Edit menu the maximum number of
- lines in the file is not initialized again, thus resulting in incorrect
- scrolling behavior.
-
- 2. The flickering while selecting text has been minimized as far as possible.
-
- 3. Lines in C/C++ source file with any part of the line highlighted
- didn't show syntax coloring for the unhighlighted part of the line.
-
- 4. Double clicking on the left border of an editor window caused an incorrect
- screen update. The line was still shown as highlighted. This version now
- ignores double clicks on the border.
-
- 5. The vertical scrollbar was not corerctly updated when clicking with
- the mouse.
-
- New features since build 655
-
- 1. ARIS EDIT now uses OLE for drag and drop operations, thus enabling
- drag and drop to and from other OLE enabled applications.
-
- Bugs fixed since build 643
-
- 1. Ctrl + Y (Delete line) didn't remove the highlight, causing a random
- area to be selected.
-
- 2. When using BACKSPACE bookmarks disappeared.
-
- 3. The current directory display in the status bar wasn't always updated
- immediately.
-
- 4. When re-reading a file modified by another application ARIS EDIT closed
- all open views for that file and opened a new view. This has been changed
- in order to keep the currently open views open and to keep their current
- location and order on the desktop.
-
- 5. When selecting a region of a file by moving the mouse cursor out of the
- current window in order to scroll the contents, after releasing the mouse
- button a region in the window beneath the mouse cursor was highlighted too.
- This has been fixed with the current build.
-
- 6. When scrolling back to the top of a window with the arrow keys or the
- page up key the vertical scroll bar wasn't updated correctly.
-
- 7. Typing or inserting text in a file caused random highlighting in any
- additional views to that file if these files had highlighted areas.
-
- 8. The Find and Replace dialogs now correctly recognize if the input
- focus has changed to another window.
-
- 9. The Replace dialog disappeared after the first match. This is now
- fixed.
-
- 10. When converting characters to uppercase or lowercase with a
- proportional font for the current window the caret position was
- not correctly updated.
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- 11. The macro recorder didn't record menu selections by keys correctly,
- this is fixed now.
-
- 12. Changing the direction when selecting with the mouse did not always
- work correctly.
-
- 13. Scrolling while selecting with the mouse was very slow. The scrolling
- speed has been improved.
-
- 14. Shifting highlighted areas to the left sometimes caused a GPF, this
- has been fixed.
-
- 15. If a file was changed by an other application the prompting for reloading
- caused a deadlock in the 32 bit version.
-
- New features since build 643
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- 1. Syntax can now be highlighted with bold, italic and underline
- attributes in printing. See the Print settings dialog.
-
- 2. The date and time macros ($Date$, $Time$, $FileDate$, $FileTime$)
- in the printing head and footlines now pick up the correct date
- and time format from the WIN.INI or the registration database.
-
- Bugs fixed since build 637
-
- 1. Selecting help from the right mouse popup in an empty file caused
- a GPF.
-
- 2. Column number sometimes were incorrect.
-
- 3. Double clicking into a file with only an empty line caused a GPF.
-
- 4. Clipboard operations or drag and drop in files < 512 bytes caused
- a GPF.
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- 5. Clicking past the end of a file with the window scrolled to the right
- didn't position the caret correctly.
-
- New features since build 637
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- 1. A new option in the settings dialog allows persistant desktop layout
- between sessions. The position and state of the main window is stored
- as well as the files loaded and their particular position within
- ARIS EDIT.
-
- 2. A new command line flag /d prevents ARIS EDIT from restoring the
- desktop, thus starting with a new empty desktop.
-
- 3. When highlighting with the mouse ARIS EDIT now also scrolls to the
- left and right if necessary.
-
- 4. The macros for the tools called from the tools menu can be entered
- in the initial directory field as well.
-
- 5. If you have a color printer you can now use syntax highlighting for
- C/C++ files even on your source listings. A new option in the
- printing options enables or disables this feature.
-
- Bugs fixed since build 626
-
- 1. When a file loaded into ARIS EDIT was updated by another application
- the notification message box caused unpredictable behavior. The 16 bit
- version sometimes produced a GPF, both the 16 and the 32 bit bit version
- sometimes ended up in moving the current editor window. This is now
- fixed.
-
- 2. A file containing NULL characters caused a GPF when printing or
- previewing.
-
- 3. Aborting a File Save As command with the Cancel button caused a division
- by zero error.
-
- 4. The autosave function used the entered number of minutes as seconds.
-
- 5. The selection with the mouse did not work correctly when dragging backwards
- towards the beginning of a file.
-
- 6. Files with the extension HPP where not recognized as C/C++ files. (In the
- next beta there will be an option setting for this)
-
- 7. Incorrect screen updates while parts of an MDI window where out of the
- desktop area have been fixed.
-
- New features:
-
- 1. The font for the File Open Windows has been changed. The new smaller
- font allows longer folder names.
-
- 2. The status bar now shows the current working directory.
-
- 3. The Options dialogs now use tabbed dialogs to allow easier switching between
- different option dialogs.
-
- 4. The search dialog now dissapears immediately after the first hit is found.
- That way it is no longer eventually hiding the found location and you can
- just as easily continue searching with the appropriate toolbar button or by
- pressing Ctrl + F3
-
- 5. Those who do not like their numeric keypad + and - keys occupied by the BRIEF
- functions cut and copy line can now switch this off in the settings dialog.
-
- 6. When moving the cursor to the left border of an editor window the cursor shape
- changes to a right pointing arrow, indicating that you are now in line
- selecting mode. A single click to the left border now selects the whole line.
-
- Bugs fixed since build 613
-
- 1. Incorrect screen update after using Options.Settings fixed
- 2. Save inserts NULL characters into a file if used immediately
- after a paste operation.
- 3. Resources for ToolTips updated.
- 4. Goto button in the Find In Files dialog only opened file.
- It opens the file and jumps to the line now.
- 5. Cut function caused a GPF in the 16 bit version if the amount of
- text deleted was greater than 50% of the file.
- 6. Macro recorder now only records keystrokes rather than all events.
- 7. Document tabs didn't show underline character.
- 8. Find In Files caused GPF when used on locked files.
- 9. GPF caused by deleting lines at the end of a file.
-
- New features and changes.
-
- 1. A second toolbar is now available and can be switched on or off
- with the topic "Second toolbar" from the View menu.
- 2. New option "Use blanks instead of tabs" in Options.Settings causes
- ARIS EDIT to insert the appropriate number of blanks instead of a tab
- character when the TAB key is pressed.
- 3. New functions "Tabs to Blanks" and "Blanks to Tabs" in the
- Convert submenu of the Edit menu can be used to convert tabs/blanks
- in any highlighted area.
- 4. A new dialog Document Properties is available either from the File menu
- or in the popup menu from the right mouse button.
- 5. UNIX files are detected upon loading (contains only newline characters
- at the end of a line rather than a CR/LF pair) and saved the same way.
- The Document Properties can be used to convert files when saving.
- 6. When running under Windows 95 ARIS EDIT again uses the old-style
- File Open dialog rather than the new Windows 95 dialog. This is because
- the Windows 95 dialog has a bug when attempting to open multiple files.
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