1190.0.1 |
INFLD GUI enhancement for Windows Vista and above: Date/Time fields (using the Date Picker control) now resize themselves as needed (for Vista and above) to match the optimum width required for the control's current style. For versions of Windows prior to Vista, it will continue to try to estimate the necessary width, but this is error-prone due to the difficulty of knowing all of the factors that affect the visual appearance of the control. And for cases where you need more width than the default, you can use a larger XMAX value to adjust it. (Note that when using XMAX to set the display width of a Date/Time control, make sure to use MAXCHRS to set the number of editable characters (e.g. 6 or 8). |
1190.0.2 |
INFLD GUI refinement for Windows versions prior to Vista: The automatic width expansion logic for Date/Time fields using the Date Picker control has been adjusted to allow a bit more room when using a fixed pitch font. (Previously, these were often getting truncated unless you manually expanded the width using the technique described above.) |
1190.0.3 |
INFLD enhancement: The TYPE code "u" now works for both date/time fields and numeric fields to force INFLD to use the relevant formatting options from the Language Definition File. For dates (D and d), if the "u" appears prior to the D or d and the LDF specifies the DDMMYY format, INFLD effectively sets the "U" (European date format) code. For numeric fields, the "u" may appear anywhere in order to use the decimal point and thousands separator characters from the LDF. Note that the "." keyboard character will be converted to the LDF-specified decimal point character (to facilitate numeric keypad operations). |
