Change Notes for the JDLG 1.3.2.0 070615_1850 development snapshot
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JDLG 1.3.2 implements a new layout management that is intended 
to handle resizing the dialog correctly. If you encounter any
problems with this release we would appreciate it if you could 
send us a problem report to the jdlg@marxmeier.com mail address.

Fixed problems:

- Fixed a race condition on DLG STOP that could result in various
  exceptions printed and could cause a hanging application.

- Fixed a race condition if the structure of a multi-column
  listbox was changed while the dialog was repainted. This 
  could result in various exceptions printed and possibly 
  cause the application to hang.

- The HTMLView control was re-drawn each time a DLG DO or 
  DLG DRAW was executed.

- Fixed a problem with menu items that use a checkbox. 
  Obtaining the state could result in wrong results if the 
  dialog was not visible.

- Fixed a problem with menu items that use a radio button.

- Improved layout consistency when scaling the window content. 
  Previously some fields could overlap.  This should no longer 
  happen but the font size of any text labels could result in
  truncated output (trailing ...)

- Fixed a problem where the window was resizable when a menu 
  bar was present

- Fixed a problem where resizepolicy=layout could not be 
  specified from a model.

- Update dialog w/h when the window is resized (resizepolicy=layout)

- Fixed initial size of a dialog when resizeplicy=layout is 
  used. In some cases, a window could previously use a zero size.


Known problems:

- Maximizing or restoring a window may not work reliably on 
  some systems.

- When resizing a window, some sizes may result in wrong layout
  (though it should be better than before). This appears to be 
  caused by the font aspect ratio that may differ, depending on 
  size. Closing and opening the dialog window should correct the
  layout.

- 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.

- If the .rmbr property is set for a dialog the popup menu on
  edit text is not accessible when the right mouse button is 
  pressed.