Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Harbour MiniGUI 1.8 Extended Edition (Build 88) Released

CCH : From the HMG Extended Forum

Hi All,

The Harbour MiniGUI 1.8 Extended Edition (Build 88) setup is published at the following URL:

http://hmgextended.com/files/CONTRIB/hmg-1.8-88-setup.zip

There is the following changelog for this build:

2010/09/28: Build 88 (HMG 1.8 Extended Edition) Published.
* Fixed: The problem with 'Save' and 'Refresh' methods in the BTNTEXTBOX control
(it's similar to standard TEXTBOX control now).
Based upon a contribution by Gyula Bartal <gybartal@gmail.com>
* Changed: The Browse control is guarded by constant _DBFBROWSE_ in the sources
for compatibility with Official HMG (similar to COMPILEBROWSE definition).
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@freemail.ru>
(look at minigui.ch in folder \include)
* Changed: Replacing the cycles For-Next with array evaluation of codeblock
for improvement of the speed in the some internal functions.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@freemail.ru>
* Updated: Adaptation FiveWin Class TSBrowse 9.0 in HMG:
- New: ADO recordset's browsing is supported now
(see demo at Menu TSBrowse 9.0->'Test ADO' in folder \samples\Advanced\TSBrowse)
- New: AUTOCOLUMNS clause for automatic columns creation. With arrays columns naming
(A,B,C,...,AA,AB,etc.) it is similar to Excel.
(see demo at Menu TSBrowse 9.0->'AutoCols' in folder \samples\Advanced\TSBrowse)
- New: SELECTOR clause to show an automatic first column with a record selector:
SELECTOR <.T.> means default black arrow selector;
SELECTOR <.F.> means just add the column with no graphic selector but the cursor's backcolor;
SELECTOR means to use your own (cBmp) graphic selector.
oBrw:nSelWidth data can be used to assign selector column's width
(see demo at Menu TSBrowse 9.0->'Excel Test' in folder \samples\Advanced\TSBrowse)
- New: SBrowse() function for quick browsing of databases, arrays, etc.
(see demo at Menu TSBrowse 9.0->'Sbrowse in folder \samples\Advanced\TSBrowse)
- New: oBrw:lDontChange data to avoid active row to be changed by the user, cursor will become
CursorStop() on mouse over
(see demo at Menu TSBrowse 9.0->'Test Stop' in folder \samples\Advanced\TSBrowse)
- New: Switch Ascend/Descend order by double clicking column headers for indexable columns
(not empty data oCol:cOrder).
- New: Optional Tooltips for columns activated when mouse is over Headers.
- New: HEADER, WIDTHS, PICTURE, FIELDS, COLUMNS clauses can be used optional for the array also.
- New: Columns menu which will be activated when the user clicks the right mouse button
on the Browse Header (Columns copy, cut, move, undo)
Thanks a lot to Janusz Pora for this GREAT contribution!
* Updated: Harbour Compiler 2.1.0beta2 (SVN 2010-09-23 18:52):
* Updated: HbSqlDD library source code (see in folder \Source\HbSqlDD):
- SQLBASE: fixed connection freeing in RDDI_DISCONNECT.
Contributed by Mindaugas Kavaliauskas (dbtopas/at/dbtopas.lt)
* Updated: HbZipArc library source code (see in folder \Source\HbZipArc):
- Fixed: HB_ZIPFILE() don't store date/time/attr of files in the archive
Bug was reported by Jaroslaw Kadziola <kadziola@tlen.pl>
(see demo2.prg in folder \samples\Basic\Zip)
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@freemail.ru>
(look at ReadMe.txt in folder \harbour)
* Updated: HMGS-IDE v.1.0.4. Project Manager and Two-Way Visual Form Designer.
Contributed by Walter Formigoni <walter.formigoni@uol.com.br>
(look at changelog.txt in folder \Ide)
* New: 'TsBrowse ColorPick' sample.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@freemail.ru>
(see in folder \samples\Advanced\Tsb_colors)
* Updated: 'ComboBoxEx' sample: added workaround for Vista/Seven.
(see demo in folder \samples\Basic\ComboEx)
* Updated: 'Graph Print' sample: combobox behaviour correction.
(see GraphPrint.prg in folder \samples\Basic\GraphPrint)
* Updated: UnRar sample and HbUnrar library:
- Updated UnRar.Dll to current version 2.93 (from 2.70).
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@freemail.ru>
(see in folder \samples\Advanced\UnRar)
* Updated: 'Process Killer' sample to version 2.2:
- Modified: Priority handling in the ProcInfo library.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@freemail.ru>
(see in folder \samples\Applications\PROCESS_KILLER)

This release of MiniGUI is considered stable and ready for production use
(exception is TSBrowse 9.0 adaptation in beta status).

Your comments/feedback are welcome!

--
Best Regards,
Grigory Filatov
[MiniGUI Team]

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