At 21:06 2002-11-06 +0100, Johan Lindstrom wrote:
That's my bug fix, i.e. summing the -addstyle values into one value.
New version of TGL in a few minutes, I'll just document a new feature first.
...for large values of minutes. But here we go: r2002-11-06 -- v0.16
Release theme: Do it yourself!
A new feature added and an old bug removed.
In an e-mail conversation Michael Alaly had this great idea: why not
specifying the properties of a control in data files instead of hardcoding
them in each control class? That way, anyone could add the properties they
missed (The GUI Loft is build in a way that this would actually work).
I did that--with bells on, by reversing the entire idea :) Instead of
putting data outside of the program to influence the code, I made it
possible to put code outside of the program. After all, why parse a config
file when I can have Perl itself do it for me?
Also, lacking a decent test suit to do regression testing (me baaad), a bug
crept in which disabled some properties under certain circumstances. Fixed.
From the Changes file:
* New feature: Custom Perl code when running the binary distro. This makes
it possible to add your own properties if they aren't implemented in TGL
(if they are simple enough). Read more: Programmer's Reference..Custom
properties.
* Bug fixed: Only one property will have effect if two or more control
properties that use -addstyle or -remstyle are enabled in one control. This
affects e.g. Textfield..Number and Textfield..Case.
Download here:
http://www.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/
[As always: Remember to upgrade the PPM modules before you try to run demos
or build your own windows.]
/J
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