Thursday, August 9, 2012

Harbour MiniGUI 2.1.4 Extended Edition is published

Hi All,

The Harbour MiniGUI Extended Edition 2.1.4 setup is published at the
following
URL:

http://hmgextended.com/files/CONTRIB/hmg-2.1.4-setup.zip

and a lite MinGW-based archive is placed at the following URL:

http://hmgextended.com/files/CONTRIB/hmg214-mingw.zip

There is the following changelog for this build:

2012/08/07: HMG Extended Edition 2.1.4 Published.
* Fixed: GDI leaks problem at using of a Modal windows.
It exists in the official version too.
Based upon a contribution of Rossine
* Fixed: The C-function strtrim() causes the program crash with MinGW
compiler.
Problem was reported by Rossine .
Contributed by Grigory Filatov
* Fixed: Added missed refresh at resizing of Label and Button controls.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov
(see demo in folder \samples\Basic\AUTOADJUST)
* Changed: Language detection in the core function InitMessages()
for compatibility with a recent Harbour language's changes.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov
* Updated: Recent changes of Tab's 'On Cnange' event are guarded by the
command
SET PROGRAMMATICCHANGE OFF for backward compatibility with old code.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov
* Updated: HBPrinter library v.2.35 (see source in folder
\source\HbPrinter):
- Fixed: C-function rr_DeviceCapabilities() generates GPF when
a printer is selected under Win7.
Based upon a code borrowed from OOHG.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov
* Updated: Adaptation FiveWin Class TSBrowse 9.0 in HMG:
- Fixed: Added missed refresh after hit bottom in the method
GoNext().
- Fixed: Wrong position of inplace edit window at using of editable
TBrowse control in the 'Add Tab Control' function.
Problem was reported by Marcelo Torres .
Contributed by Grigory Filatov
* Updated: Harbour Compiler 3.2.0dev (SVN 2012-07-31 15:10).
Contributed by Grigory Filatov
(look at ReadMe.txt in folder \harbour)
* New: 'MOUSEDRAG event' sample.
Contributed by Andrey Sermyagin
(see in folder \samples\Basic\ON_MOUSEDRAG)
* New: 'MsSql Database Driver' sample. Contributed by Alen Uzelac

(see in folder \samples\Advanced\MSSQL)
* New: 'SuperChef Pizzaria System' sample.
Contributed by Marcelo Neves
(see in folder \samples\Applications\Super)

It is a regularly scheduled monthly maintenance release.
This release is considered stable and ready for production use.
Upgrading from other releases is recommended.

--
With Best Regards,
Grigory Filatov
[MiniGUI Team]
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