Revolution 2.8.1: a 240+ bug fixes/improvements! What about the remaining 1879?
Viktoras Didziulis
viktoras at ekoinf.net
Fri May 18 03:53:40 EDT 2007
Completely agree with you, Mark!
As a relatively new user of Revolution 2 years (with a few software projects
completed during this time which would not be possible without Rev) I was
also extremely satisfied to see Altuit products eventually integrated into
the IDE. Now it is not anymore a buy-in-pieces-puzzle that was very
frustrating for me as a newcomer to Rev at that time. I see this as a major
quality and end users experience improvement for any newcomer !
Meanwhile I would like to attract few votes for bug 4677, or now it is
confirmed and marked as a duplicate of 441 which is partially solved for
some languages, but not for mine :-) The problem is that characters outside
of the standard Western European character set are not being translated
correctly during keyboard entry, therefore I can't do projects in my native
and a few other national languages...
And bug 3992 - it is confirmed, and is still in the latest release candidate
of open beta. If briefly - property inspector loads file contents into wrong
unrelated text fields replacing their contents and thus damaging data. If
you are new to the IDE you may get deeply depressed after seeing this ;-),
later you learn and get used to put url "file:etc" into field "etc" and
forget that the problem is there. Nevertheless I think it is important.
I have also voted for bug 2498. It causes situation where 2 tabbed buttons
put on same card do interfere with each other on mouseover event. Not a big
tragedy but looks messy (e.g. in a spreadsheet which is a part of a larger
application with tabbed buttons)...
All the best!
Viktoras
-------Original Message-------
From: Mark Talluto
Date: 18/05/2007 09:26:11
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Revolution 2.8.1: a 240+ bug fixes/improvements! What about the
remaining 1879?
On May 17, 2007, at 9:19 PM, Bjrnke von Gierke wrote:
>
>
> Of course with such small numbers, one can not really draw a
> conclusive decision,
I think the answer to how successful this release and any other
release is will be very subjective. I don't think it is reasonable
to expect the bug count to change by a given percentage. I was one
of the people that gave this release rave reviews simply because I
can see and feel the difference from this version and my previous
reliable 2.7.4.
I still have bugs that are over 2 years old that have not been
fixed. I have bugs that were only days old that did get fixed. In
my very subjective measure, 2.8.1 is a huge step forward when I look
at the projects I am working on and how they perform. Everyone's
mileage will vary when it comes to gaging how significant a given
release is.
If I am able to produce the commercial projects I am working on then
all is good from my perspective.
Mark Talluto
--
CANELA Software
http://www.canelasoftware.com
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