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Release 1.20ßb
- Real mode version broke with a Overlay not initialized bug.
- the bfLeftJust flag was written as bfLestJust.
Release 1.20ßa
- not all dialogs showed the correct version number. Fixed
- When a record for a dialog is created, the variable name initially equals
the label if any. Now illegal characters like ':' are filtered out so only
legal characters remain
Release 1.20ß8
- hints were not displayed when added to a subview. Corrected.
- added full statusline editing capabilities
- added history support for inputlines
- bxIntegerEdit did not support a negative minimum or maximum value,
corrected
- enhanced statusbar editing. Now full support for various StatusDef
inputlines. Objects can now be linked to status keys too.
- added frame option to InputLine
- added a ChangeDirectory menu item
- added an Exit to Dos menu item
- previously, a view could have more than one label. Is not possible
anymore
- now a command (or menu item) can be (re)linked to user defined
objects too. Previously when a link was destroyed it was not possible
to restore it, now one can simply display all defined objects and link
to one of them
- Improved (?) popping up of menus. Now a button press + release pops up
the menu, a second press is needed to make a selection.
Holding down the mouse button is still possible and should work as
before.
Release 1.20ß7
- internal release, bug fixes + additions, see above
Release 1.20ß6a
- added support for TbxByteEDit, TbxIntegerEdit and TbxDateEdit
- bugs removed, sigh
- added the /25 commandline option
Release 1.20ß5
- hcConstants are now proceeded by 'hc' as this is more intiutive. 'hc'
is stripped when the helpfile is written.
- A single dialog box can now be created with Dialog|New. The saved
source code can be readed later on.
- graphics mouse can now be disabled by specifying the /NGM option on
the command line or in the PTGEN environment variable
- various little cosmetic fixes