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A-Shell Development History

1349.3

Compiler bug fix (edit 631) fixes code generation problem with structures that contain subscripts and later initializers.  Also fix /LI problem with DEV:[p,pn]FILE.EXT format.

1349.2.1

XTREE bug fixes/refinements related to exporting and copying data to clipboard. Tabs and line breaks within fields are now converted to spaces to avoid misinterpretation by target app. Disentangle PopupMenu options $EXPCSV, $EXPTSV, $COPY from each other and from SBR=XTREE_EXPCSV and SBR=XTREE_EXPTSV (either of which automatically enables Copy option.)

1349.2.2

Compiler bug fix (edit 630) fixes bad code generation related to use of DIMX with structures containing initializers. Note: when DIMX is used with a structure, any initializers in the structure definition are ignored.

1349.1.1

SYSTAT.LIT 3.1(165) fixes display problem with total system memory > 10GB under AIX.

1349.1.2

Compiler bug fix (edit 629) fixes bogus compiler errors when a field within a defined structure contains an initial value which contains one or more commas.

1349.1.3

Compiler bug fix (edit 629 also) fixes a problem with /LI in which it failed to work as expected if the specified ++include file name didn't fit within the 10.3 limits for AMOS-style specs.

1349.0.1

XTREE enhancement: add support for XTREE Clipboard Copy.

1349.0.2

XTREE refinement: hidden columns are no longer included in the export. This refers to columns that either have the H cformat flag, or which have been reduced to zero width. Columns that are simply scrolled out of view are not considered hidden.

1349.0.3

XTREE enhancement: improve XTREE Loading over ATE connections.

1349.0.4

XTREE refinement: right-clicking on a column to bring up the context menu now sets that column to be the active one, just as left-clicking would.

1349.0.5

AUI_CONTROL bug fix: Animated controls (SysAnimate32 class) weren't working in several cases.

1349.0.6

Compiler bug fix (edit 628) - Use of ++PRAGMA PRIVATE_BEGIN/END in an include module was causing compiler errors in the main module if there were functions or procedures defined in the main module.