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- HITEC 1.0.2 Release Notes
- (revision history follows)
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- Upgrading:
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- 1) First, place any personal scripts that you have in the HITEC folder that you wish to KEEP
- in another location (e.g., the MPW directory)
- 2) Drag the HITEC folder and UserStartup•HITEC file into your MPW folder.
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- NOTE: Be sure to set your preferences (via the Preferences menu item) and restart MPW
- before beginning to use HITEC!
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- CAUTION: If you keep any scripts in your HITEC folder and replace your HITEC folder
- before moving your scripts to another location, your scripts will be LOST!
- Please take care in following Step 1 for upgrading.
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- What’s New In 1.0.2:
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- >> Enhancements
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- • HITEC is now aware of the Macintosh Classic II, PowerBook 100, PowerBook 140,
- PowerBook 170, Quadra 700 and Quadra 900 as CPU types.
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- Known Anomolies In 1.0.2:
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- • HITEC uses MPW’s script language to provide its funcionality. In particular, the Set command
- is used to assign values to variables. In several areas, Set is used to grab text in the
- output logs of your targets. Unfortunately, if text that HITEC is trying to Set to a variable
- contains double quotes (ie "Finder Test", "Save As…" etc…) The Set command will complain and the
- results will be inacurate. The only place this occurs is when using Analyze Session or Expanding
- a line. In short, DO NOT print out double quotes in your VU "println" statements or your MPW
- scripts. To bind two seperate words together, use single quotes or curly quotes
- (e.g., 'Finder Test', “Save As…”, ‘Keyboard’, etc…). This is not to be fixed, as it is an
- effect of MPW.
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- R E V I S I O N H I S T O R Y
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- What’s New In 1.0.1:
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- >> Bugs Fixed
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- • Check VU Syntax feature now only reports scripts as being correct only when
- they ARE correct.
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- • Mount project feature now bypasses asking for your server password if the server
- is already mounted.
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- • CommentOut feature now comments out only the lines that are selected.
- Note: Only lines that end in a return will be commented out.
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- • In DoToTargets, Cleanup Targets feature has been revised to work with System 7.0b4.
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- >> Enhancements
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- • HITEC is now aware of the Macintosh Classic, LC and IIsi as CPU types.
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- • When CheckTargets feature is enabled, HITEC will detect when all targets are dead and
- end the session.
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- • Default setting for CheckTargets feature is now ON.
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- • New preferences option: Always Install HITEC, allows user to bypass ‘Install HITEC?’
- ‘Install HITEC?’ dialog.
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- What’s New In 1.0:
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- • Mainly, items listed in the 'Known problems in 1.0b6' have been fixed. That is, the first target
- log is no longer used as a road map for tests executed when analyzing a session, thus making the
- report more reliable. Also, when the 'Check Targets' check box is selected in the Run Session
- dialog, targets are given an additional preliminary check before any session tests begins.
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- • A new script called CheckTargets has been added.
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- • Logs are now handled better for a dead target than before.
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- • The HITECPassword and HITECInstall tools were revised to fix an oversight where the grafport
- was not being set back to the old port when the dialog was dismissed.
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- What’s New In 1.0b6
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- • When using "Mount [project]", the characters of your password are displayed as bullets.
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- • A new dialog that is displayed when MPW starts to install (or not) HITEC.
- Clicking on the graphic in this dialog will display the HITEC about box.
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- • After opening a library using the "VU libraries" submenu, your directory will no longer
- be set to the VU Libraries folder.
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- Known problems in 1.0b6:
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- • If you have a target selected that is dead BEFORE the first test case is executed, it is
- likely that you will get "No pass/fail reported" errors for the first test case. If you
- have selected "Check targets after each test" in the Run Session dialog, then HITEC will
- omit the dead targets from subsequent scripts. In short, "Check targets after each test"
- means "Check targets AFTER each test" and not before.
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- • During an Analyze Session, HITEC relies on the target log of the first target to extract
- test case name information, so if the first target dies without executing all tests, the
- analyze log will not contain comlete information.
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- What’s New In 1.0b5
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- • Sample scripts have been modified and improved.
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- • The HITEC menu has been rearranged for better organization.
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- • A "Modify Suite…" menu item has been added to allow you to change an existing suite
- without having to go through the re-creation process!
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- • The search capabilities have been combined into one menu item that allows you to
- specify the directory in which to search for a given string.
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- • The Mount {x} and Update {x} menu items have been changed to dynamically display the
- name of the projector database you have specified in your preferences. If no projector
- database is in use then those items are dimmed in the menu.
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- • If the "keep temp files" option in Preferences is set to false (the default) then the
- "Run Last VU Script" menu item is disabled.
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- • Two new menu options have been added to support string resources in scripts
- Rez Active and DeRez Active will provide a fast and easy mechanism to take
- advantage of VU's string resource capabilities.
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- • A bug which prevented a scripts string resources to be available when the script
- was compiled with the C preprocessor was fixed.
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