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29-Nov-2004 |
Version
1.3.6
1.
The ControlMate base release has been raised to 1.3.33. In this
release :-
a.
The Sequence Editor command tree drag and drop feature now disabled
the tree control from user interaction until the drop process has
completed. Previously if a user dragged a command group and quickly
clicked another command node within the tree before the drop process
had completed then the previous command location would be shown with
an empty group command name and default iteration value.
b.
The Execute External Application command has been modified to place
quote characters around the file path and name before appending the
parameters list to the text that is used to load the external
application. This has been done to workaround a Windows problem which
allows the creation of filenames and paths that contains the space
character but fails to use this correctly when used via the API
create process function. The quotes are added internally, the user
interface does not show these characters.
c.
Selecting to unload ControlMate before saving changes made to an
open Sequence Editor window will prompt the user to save those
changes. If the user selects cancel the unload process is halted.
Previously the Toolbox window was being cleared even if the user
selected 'Cancel'. This prevented further editing or running of the
file. Now when the user selects to cancel the unload process, the
unload function halts the entire method thus preventing the toolbox
from being unloaded. Selecting to Save or Discard the changes will
still allow the application to unload. |
|
18-Sep-2003 |
Version
1.3.4
1.
Extended characters, for example É, Ä, Ü etc, that
are used within a user definable text field such as the Notepad
command or a sequence file title are now written to the sequence file
using the XML extended character escape sequence.
2.
The command toolbox window will now correctly locate and 'remember'
the icon size and text display when theses settings are changed via
the View menu. Previously they were sometimes lost. |