1633.5 |
Fix |
ATE/ATSD AUXLOC printing refinement: a server-side printer init file containing DEVICE=PROMPT: will now be interpreted as DEVICE=AUXLOC:xxxxxx (where xxxxxx is the printer init file name), rather than DEVICE=AUXLOC:PROMPT: as it was before. Also, on the client side, ATE will look for an existing ASHCFG:PROMPT.PQI or SYS:PROMPT.INI in the case of DEVICE=PROMPT:. Both changes make it somewhat easier for the application to supply printer-independent configuration options in the printer init file that work even when the user selects a different printer from the Windows printer dialog. |
1633.4 |
Fix |
XGETARGSBX bug fix: was failing to support arrays passed byref. |
1633.3 |
Fix |
ATE refinement: client-side IATIMEOUT handler now recognizes screen output and other server-client messages as activity. |
1633.2.2 |
Fix |
SCALE bug fix: .IFELSE() function return value was getting upscaled twice. Same patch as 6.4.1557.2. |
1633.2.1 |
Fix |
XTREE print preview bug fix/refinement: extend the logic of the 1626.2 for the problem truncating the last character of some columns in the print version so that it also applies to the headers and footers. And, fix the problem where the headers became corrupted after exiting from the print preview display. (Same patch as 6.4.1557.2) |
1633.1.2 |
Fix |
XTREE bug fix: an error trap (Basic error #69) intended to handle an otherwise sticky ATE communication error was inadvertently being triggered for certain unrelated conditions. |
1633.1.1 |
Fix |
XTREE bug fix: failing to specify the FILIDX parameter for file-based mode was causing XTREE to crash. |
1633.0.3 |
Fix |
ATE-related improvements to handling of SIGHUP. Any call to AUI_EVENTWAIT, XTREE, XTEXT, INFLD, or any ATE command requiring a response, now trigger error 250. Previously, some of these operations were not being treated as input, causing delays or complications with an otherwise clean exit. |
1633.0.2 |
Fix |
Compiler edit 858: very long FOR statements were potentially failing to compile correctly due to an overflow, without triggering a compiler error. |
1633.0.1 |
New |
Collections enhancement: Writable Iterators |
