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May 12, 2006, Windows Preview UpdatedThe definitions of Move and MoveXY have been reversed, and SetSize has been renamed to SetSizeXY. The old SetSize now takes a wxSize object as its argument.NOTE:: Changes to Move and SetSize may cause old programs to break! Also added the Handles directive, as well as the wxGenericDirCtrl class. February 24, 2006, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded the classes wxPrinter, wxPrintout and wxPrintDialogData for printer support. Also made a correction to wxStyledTextCtrl::FormatRange().December 7, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded missing constant wxPATH_MKDIR_FULL.October 28, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded builtin function A number of bugs related to casting values back to integers were fixed. Added the builtin functions Base(), Bin() and Oct() for displaying numbers using different numeric bases.September 16, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedA (mostly) functional debugger has been added. Use the Trace(True) command in code to activate it, or add the -trace command to the command line.September 8, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded missing methods, and fixed bug in PATH search code.August 19, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded support for the wxHelpController class.July 22, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedFixed a number of corrections to the class code. Added missing functionality in wxCursor and wxRect.June 14, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded missing wxSplitterWindow events, as well as missing SHL and SHR for the bitwise shift left and right operators.March 28, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedCorrected code reversion which undid the destructor fix of the March 16th release. I had based the rewrite of wrap.wxb on a version that didn't include the fix from March 21.March 25, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded code to properly dispose of callback event wrappers. This was causing a slow memory leak.March 21, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedFixed a bug that was causing strings to interpret embedded '%' characters as part of a C format instruction, which could lead to a crash. Also made changes to wrap.wxb, so the generated wrap.cpp file is more portable.March 16, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedI reverted back to the old method of destroying objects, since the new code was causing segfaults. I also fixed a problem with the error message box - it was displaying the title instead of the error message.March 14, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedThe object destructor has been rewritten to use the C++ delete operator instead of ~. wxWidgets objects should now be destroyed correctly. The ~ syntax is also supported.You can now initialize Static variables to default values in routines, which is a lot more convenient than checking if a value is Nothing. There have also been a number of small changes to support internationalization, and to make compiling under *nix environments easier. February 18, 2005, Linux Preview UpdatedIt's taken seven months, but I've updated the Linux preview. It's essentially the same as the Windows release, but with a few routines commented out because of compiler issues:
I compiled it statically under Mandrake 10.1, so it should work on other distributions. If you have issues, please contact me. February 18, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedMemory and illegal instruction errors are now trapped properly from within wxBasic. This should make much it harder to actually crash a wxBasic program. There's also an Option Stack depth, where n is the maximum stack depth. This should trap programs caught in endless loops. A bug in the text file reading code was fixed. More Unicode compliancy, plus more fixes and assorted changes.February 2, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedFixed a bug with Line Input and Input. They were not dereferencing the variable they held, which caused a memory leak. This could get rather large if you read a lot of files.January 15, 2005, Windows Preview UpdatedFixed internal bug in literal code, wxGetOsVersion() to return all three values, platform handling of Current Working Directory, cast wxDialUp events, Tally, Count, and return value for wxTreeCtrl:SelectItem.December 28, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedLots of assorted bugfixes. wxStyledTextEvent is now typecast properly, so events from the wxStyledTextCtrl can now be handled properly. A bug in Table.Clone() was fixed, as well as in += operations on mixed datatypes. Lists and Sequences will no longer crash if there are more than 35 elements in the initializer. wxHtmlWindow is now available.December 21, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedCorrected setting CWD if the full file name is supplied to the source file. This typically happens if you drag the file onto the executable. There were also memory deallocation bugs in wxOutputStream.Write, wxSocketBase.Write and wxSocketBase.WriteMsg.December 17, 2004, Windows Preview BugfixFixed string length calculation bugs in wxOutputStream.Write() wxSocketBase.Write() and wxSocketBase.WriteMsg().December 15, 2004, Windows Preview BugfixRoutines that return tuples should now work. This includes fixes to wxTreeCtrl.GetFirstChild and wxTreeCtrl.GetNextChild.December 14, 2004, Windows Preview BugfixComparison of different numeric types (i.e. integer vs. float) was wrong because of a conversion error.November 12, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded wxFTP class and a number of missing wrappers.November 11, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded wxWindow:ClientToScreenX() and wxWindow:ClientToScreenY() to replace wxWindow:ClientToScreen(), and the wrappers GetTextExtentWidth() GetTextExtentHeight() GetTextExtentDescent() GetTextExtentExternalLeading() to replace GetTextExtent(...)October 3, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedThe method for setting the current working directory has been changed. This should allow (among other things) bound programs to work properly when placed in directories other than the current one. If the first line of code starts with #, it will be ignored, allowing the use of the shebang in Linux. The wxHTTP class was added, and wxTreeCtrl::GetFirstChild was fixed. September 30 Fixed wxTreeCtrl::GetFirstChild to expect a long instead of a long& September 23 Added wxHTTP class. September 21 Skips first line if it starts with '#', for shell scriptsSeptember 13, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedThe classes wxSplitterEvent, wxStreamBase, wxInputStream, wxSocketBase, wxProtocol and wxURL have been added. This means that wxBasic can finally read (but not yet write) internet pages. Methods that pass a buffer and buffer length have been wrapped so that only the buffer length is passed, and wxBasic returns a String with the contents of the buffer.Additionally, wxBasic now uses the PATH variable to search for the source file, so bound applications should work even if placed in different directories. July 10, 2004, Linux Preview UpdatedThe Bleeding Edge Linux release is now current with the Win32 Bleeding Edge version, with the exception of the routines wxImageList::Replace() and wxDateTime_GetMonthName().July 7, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedFixed the parser so character 255 (hex #ff) isn't treated as an EOF character. Also fixed the parser so New is properly parsed when part of a method.July 6, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded wxDateTime class, added single line If statement, and fixed bind.wxb so that files included via the Include statement are added to the bound file.June 1, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedAdded Option Backslash Off to prevent wxBasic from generating errors when working with non-English character sets.April 27, 2004, Windows Preview UpdatedFixed comparison for DateTime datatype, implemented Disconnect to remove callbacks.April 14, 2004: Windows Preview UpdatedNumerous fixes for bound executables. Command line parameters reported via the Command now look the the same for bound. Bugs with bound executables under Linux have been corrected. There are also fixes for handling the current working directory properly.Modifications that were accidentally dropped from the March 27 release have been included back in, and a number of fixes relating to callbacks and finalized objects have been implemented. March 30, 2004: Windows Preview UpdatedAdded modifications accidentally dropped from the March 27 release. Objects that inherit from wxWindow are no longer finalized when the reference count drops to zero, preventing crashes when wxWidgets attempts to destroy the object later. Callbacks are no longer triggered when an application is shut down.March 27, 2004: Windows Preview UpdatedMore bug fixes can be found in a Windows release on the Bleeding Edge page.March 22, 2004: Windows Preview UpdatedThe latest Windows version can be found on the Bleeding Edge page. Fixes memory leaks, other sundry bugs.January 20, 2004: Previews UpdatedThe latest Windows and Linux versions can be found on the Bleeding Edge page. Tables are now implemented with hash tables, so they are faster now. Other minor bug fixes.January 6, 2004: Linux Alpha PreviewA Linux version (GTK) is now available on the Bleeding Edge page. As always, bug reports are welcome!December 23, 2003: Alpha Preview BugfixInternal dictionary now uses a hash table, so startup is a lot faster. Various bug fixes, added wrappers for wxDir class.November 23, 2003: Alpha Preview BugfixFixed wxKeyEvent events, added builtin array routines Indexes, Insert, LBound UBound and Slice. Rewrote For Each iterators, and rewrote expression parser to respect binary operator precedence.November 12, 2003: Alpha Preview BugfixFixed bugs in the Table datatype.November 10, 2003: Alpha PreviewAn update of the new core. More demos included.October 25, 2003: Alpha PreviewThis is a Windows executable of the new core, linked to wxWindows 2.4.1. It works well enough to run several of the demos (included). Download and start reporting bugs!September 18, 2003: Pre-Alpha PreviewAnd again, another update of the preview bleeding edge release of wxBasic. Still command-line only, this finishes up a several-month overhaul of the internal datatype system, and replacing the Try/Catch mechanish with one based on C's setjmp routine, which should make it much more robust. It's time to start filling in the missing parts and bugfixing.August 7, 2003: Bug Fix in Bleeding EdgeA bug was found in the event routine - key events were being clasified as plainwxEvents instead of wxKeyEvents .
This has been corrected, so you can now access wxKeyEvent
methods such as GetKeyCode when responding to a key event.
(Only fixed on the Windows version, sorry).
July 6, 2003: Pre-Alpha PreviewStill another update of the preview release of wxBasic. Cleaning up some stuff in the objects. The keywordsVirtual and Abstract have been added, for those
with a need to create abstract classes with abstract methods.
Added Option Strict for those who want more complaints than
Option Explicit provides. See the bleeding edge page.
June 24, 2003: Pre-Alpha PreviewAnother update of the preview release of wxBasic. Lots of bug fixes, lots of bugs left to fix. As usual, see the bleeding edge page.June 17, 2003: Pre-Alpha PreviewThe next preview release of wxBasic. Less buggy, more filling! Still command-line only, classes seem to work this time (more or less). Keep those bug reports coming in! You'll find it in the usual spot.June 8, 2003: Pre-Alpha PreviewA preview of the "next generation" of wxBasic is now available here. This is a command-line only version, with no GUI support. It still crashes and burns, so it's probably only of interest to a diehard few. Here's a partial list of what's new:
February 17, 2003: Bleeding Edge Windows UpdateThe Windows bleeding edge binary has been posted. Check out the log file to see what's new. The updated version of Freecell makes it all worthwhile. ;-)January 7, 2003: Bleeding Edge Linux UpdateAfter long neglect (thanks to the birth of my daugther Fiona), I've updated the bleeding edge binaries. This fixes a bug inInstr and adds a number of missing methods
to wxMenu . There were some hacks to wxList , but
unfortunately those don't work.
September 27, 2002: Bleeding Edge Linux UpdateThe Linux bleeding edge binary has been posted. Please report any problems with either bleeding edge version, as these are both release candidates.September 19, 2002: Bleeding Edge UpdateLots of assorted changes in the newest bleeding edge:
I need to bang on it some more, especially in light of the pointer representation change. But I'm not planning on adding any more features to the next release. August 22, 2002: Bleeding Edge UpdateThe latest bleeding edge fixes bugs in numeric comparisons,Mid$ and LTrim$ .
A new version of the Finally, a number of new dialogs are added, including:
As usual, check out the August 11, 2002: wxBasic Forum CreatedDue to overwhelming demand, I've created a forum for wxBasic, accessible through the link on the side panel. This may force me to start using frames on this site. SighIf you are having trouble using the forum, send me an email. August 6, 2002: Bleeding Edge UpdateAdded the missing string functionsReplace and
Tally . Most of the missing functions are now
operating system dependant, such as Dir and
DirExists . They should probably be handled via
wxWindows anyway...
July 15, 2002: Bleeding Edge UpdateThis features a minor bugfix to initialize image handlers, as well as anInput statement (command line version only!).
An updated version of the manual was also released, with documentation on supported OpenGL routines. April 10, 2002: Version 0.52 (Basidium-X) ReleasedThe main features in this release is support for OpenGL. The code is undocumented, but most of the OpenGL routines (not GLUI or GLUT, just OpenGL) are supported in Linux and Win32.There are also a number of fixes that should have gotten into 0.51, but didn't. March 12, 2002: Version 0.51 (Waltzing Inertia) ReleasedIt's been a two month delay, but I've finally released an update. Additions include:
December 27, 2002In the grand tradition of releases gone bad, the Linux binary package had mangled the... binary. Sigh. This has hopefully been fixed.December 26, 2001: Version 0.50 (Partially Hydrogenated) ReleasedIn addition to the slew of minor bugfixes, here's a partial list of some things in this release:
December 12, 2001:When they tell you to be careful flashing your motherboard's bios, they aren't kidding. My development machine is temporarily on the fritz, so development has been slowed a bit.
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October 30, 2001: Version 0.33 (Pumpkin Patch) Released
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