1121.9.1 |
XTREE new feature: New advanced column definition clauses RGBbgOdd=r,g,b and RGBbgEven=r,g,b may be specified to set the default background color for the odd and even rows (typically used to create a "green bar" effect to improve readability). Although you could have done this before using individual row colors, the problem was that sorting would mess up the effect (requiring that you handle your own sorting via HdrClickExit). Note that any other color settings pertaining to individual rows or cells will override these. |
1121.8.1 |
New SPOOL.SBR switch: SSW_APEX (4194304 or &h0400000) acts like SSW_PREVIEW (524288 or &h80000) except that if not being processed on a local A-Shell Windows or ATE client PC, it will be ignored so that the client can process it when the file is aux-printed to it. (Otherwise the preview processing on the server side may result in EZTYP previewing, which is the only kind possible on the server side over telnet. |
1121.7.1 |
ATE fix: A problem with aux port file transfers (via ATEAPX.SBX or TAB(-10,AG_SPOOLCFG) and printing) that was introduced in 1121.5 fixed. |
1121.7.2 |
INFLD fix: TYPE |] (don't pad or strip blanks) was not being respected in the case of displaying a matching item from a combo box based on a partial match (causing a failure to match an item starting with spaces). |
1121.6.1 |
ISAM-A AIX bug fix: Attempting to GET'LOCKED a record that was locked by another user was generating a Basic error 23 (protection violation) rather than just returning the ISAM_NA (-2) status. (Problem only affected AIX due to a difference in the way it handles such lock conflicts internally.) |
1121.6.2 |
ATE MX_GDICALC fix: Opening a printer context for the PROMPT: printer was using the default printer rather than prompting. (Note that this fix also requires that the server side be updated, lest the delay caused by prompting may cause the command to time out on the server side.) |
1121.6.3 |
MX_GDICALC fix: Using a rectangle too small to hold any characters was causing an infinite loop. |
1121.6.4 |
xxx ASHLPD-related enhancement: When A-Shell looks for an image or xtext file, it now checks the ASHLPD: directory if it fails to find it in the specified location, or in the ATECACHE or ATEPERMCACHE directories. This is mainly useful for ASHLPD. |
1121.6.5 |
xxx ASHLPR.SBX 1.4(117) now handles GDI files with embedded //XTEXT commands. (Separately transfers the XTEXT file to ASHLPD so that it can be processed locally, same as it does with //IMAGE commands.) |
1121.5.1 |
ATE-ATSD fix: Close loophole by which file transfers using the aux port protocol might be confused by ATE with something to be printed or previewed. |
1121.5.2 |
APEX bug fix: A failed search operation was crashing with a GPF if the associated messages had not yet been loaded (by some other printing operation.) |
1121.5.3 |
MX_GDICALC enhancement: The font width parameter is now supported. |
1121.1.1 |
ATE-ATSD printing fix: Some tracing and printing messages were ending up on the ATSD console rather than on the ATE client, causing the job to appear to hang. Tracing messages are now forwarded from the server to the ATE client for display in ATE's debug message window. |
1121.0.1 |
New ISAM-A feature: "Pure" indexes. These are indexes (IDX files) that have no accompanying DAT file. To create them, set the record size to 0. These could be useful for situations where you want to create a synthetic index that wouldn't otherwise be legal, or perhaps an index to some other kind of data. Note that to maintain such indexes, you use the normal ISAM-A statements, just as if there was data attached. (The "record" in this case, is just a copy of the key.) Prior to using CREATE'RECORD, you must set the record number variable associated with the file to the appropriate value that you want associated with the key. After looking up the key, for example, using FIND, the record number variable will be returned to you (so that you could then access the record by whatever means). |
