WinFBE Suite 1.7.3 (August 8, 2018)

Started by Paul Squires, August 08, 2018, 07:31:41 PM

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Paul Squires

Version 1.7.3 (August 8, 2018)
- Added: Function names will now display for code files that do not have a disk filename (especially useful for QuickRun files).
- Changed: Updated Italian language file.
- Changed: Changing back colors of a button now also calls button refresh.
- Changed: Temporarily removed some Properties that have not been fully implemented in order to prevent compile time errors.
- Fixed: Compiler output listview now properly shows Form file error lines (adjusted to remove metadata and codegen lines).
- Fixed: Help file displaying "Not found" error for fully qualified path names.
- Fixed: TextBox WordWrap property was coded incorrectly.
- Fixed: TextBox HideSelection property was coded incorrectly.
- Fixed: TextBox CharacterCasing property not correctly referencing the CharacterCase Enum.
- Fixed: TextBox TextScrollBars property changes not reflected visually in the visual designer.
- Fixed: TextBox AcceptTab property was not fully implemented.

https://github.com/PaulSquires/WinFBE/releases
Paul Squires
PlanetSquires Software

raymw

 Changed: Changing back colors of a button now also calls button refresh.  works ok, makes things simpler - I modified code to remove refreshes, but  I created an error (deliberately) and the compiler did not give a line number. It's better not showing non implemented properties.

Joerg B.

Hallo Paul.

Thank you for the new version.  ;D
Greeting from Germany

Joerg

raymw

QuoteFixed: Compiler output listview now properly shows Form file error lines (adjusted to remove metadata and codegen lines).
I'm not sure what this means. I would hope it would be that the  basic code line number would be given for the error, as well as a clue to the type of error. Not working for me, the compiler results line number is not the line number in the code, generally a value in the range 1 to 9. Is the suite install correct, with the correct versions therein? Anyone else found this?