Change Notes for the JDLG 1.3.1.0 061109 1245 development snapshot
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New fuctionality:

- ListBox columns are normally alphanumerically sorted, using a
  non-folded sort sequence (such as ABC...abc...).
  To specify a folded sort sequence (AaBbCc...Zz...) the new column
  type 5 was introduced (ListBoxHeader.coltype = 5).


Fixed problems:

- Fixed a memory leak that could cause a java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
  because parts of the program's dialogs were not disposed on
  DLG STOP, causing the allocated memory to grow with each program
  invocation.

- The focus could get stuck in an invisible object.

- Setting a GroupBox invisible could have unexpected effects.

- In a TabBox it was possible to bring an invisible GroupBox into
  foreground through the associated accelerator key.

- If the Window menu was derived from a model, the attributes were
  not correctly set.

- On Windows, a ListBox could issue a rule to the program even if it
  was insensitive.

- The ListBox.sortsequence was not correctly inherited from a model.

- If a ListBox column is sorted that contains HTML code, the HTML
  tags are now extracted before sorting so that the visible text
  is now sorted, not the HTML code.

  Please note that this may affect the sorting performance if the
  ListBox contains a high number of lines. It is planned to make
  the HTML code extraction optionally configurable in a future
  JDLG version. If you encounter problems or slowdowns, please
  send a feedback message to the jdlg@marxmeier.com mail address.

- If the current line of a PopText was changed using the search
  function (i.e., by typing the first letter of an entry), the
  PopText did not always issue a rule to the program.

- Setting HtmlView.visible to zero did not hide the HtmlView border
  and scroll bar. This has been fixed.


Known problems:

- If the Window menu has multiple identical entries they are not
  distinguished. The first entry is always activated regardless which
  entry is clicked. This has always been a bug in JDLG and will be
  solved in a future release.


Please note:

- JDLG 1.3.1 implements a new focus/rule manager. If you encounter any
  problems with this release we would appreciate if you could send us a
  problem report to the jdlg@marxmeier.com mail address.
  Thank you very much.