Change Notes for the JDLG_1320_070918_1818 development snapshot
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Thank you for your interest and help in improving JDLG.

JDLG 1.3.2 comes with a new layout management algorithm to correct
limitations with resizing and scaling of dialogs. It also includes
a number of defect fixes performance and functional enhancements.
We expect it to shortly replace earlier JDLG versions.

If you encounter any problems with this release please send us a
problem report to jdlg@marxmeier.com.

Fixed problems in this release (relative to JDLG_1320_070907_1449):

- Fixed a problem with multi-line EditText possibly using scroll bars
  unnecessarily.

- Fixed a problem with the ListBox .topitem attribute.

- Fixed a problem with the ListBox .activeline attribute not working
  correctly when the focus was set afterwards on the ListBox object.
  Setting the foxus on a ListBox caused the pending activeline change
  to be ignored.

- Fixed a problem with the exitonlastsession = yes config option 
  not working correctly.

- Fixed a problem with the exitonlastsession = yes config option
  when starting a new application failed while an application was 
  already running.

- Fixed a problem with the TabBox object possibly resulting in 
  losing the focus when programmatically changing the selected
  tab. As a consequence a function key press would not work.

- Fixed a layout problem with GroupBox objects. This problem was 
  introduced as a side effect with a change in JDLG_1320_070907_1449.

- Added new focuscolor attribute for the EditText object. It may
  be used to specify a background color for the EditText that is 
  used when the object has the keyboard focus. For example, setting
  
   .focuscolor = "#ffff00"
  
  would result in a yellow background color while the EditText has
  the keyboard focus.

Known problems:

- In rare cases opening a window for the first time after starting
  a new session might display only the window frame but not its
  content. As a workaround the problem may be corrected by
  minimizing and then restoring the window.

- Restoring a window that was initially opened maximized may
  move the window to the upper left or lower right corner in
  some cases.

- When resizing a window that uses multiple fonts, some window
  sizes may result in a subobtimal layout. This appears to be
  caused a different aspect ratio, depending on the size.

- 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.

- Changing the layoutpolicy of a dialog after maximizing may not work
  correctly.

- A maximized window that was made invisible and then visible again
  may have an incorrect "normal" size.

- The "Reference Point" logic to position windows relative to 
  each other may not work in some cases.