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- HAS 1.0a3 notes
-
- • Fixed a bug in HsoiDoStop() that would call speech manager routines
- without first checking to see if the speech manager was installed!
-
- Fixed thanx to Adriaan Tijsseling <mailto:at@cogsci.soton.ac.uk>
-
-
- • Updated to CW11, WASTE 1.3a3, WASTE Object Handlers 1.2.4,
- InternetConfig 1.3.
-
- • Had 3 calls to BlockMove(). Removed and replaced with BlockMoveData().
-
- • Updated the version numbers (in all places where used) to 1.0a3. This necessitated
- the updating of the HASPreferences.c file to be able to read things in, etc etc
- etc properly for the right version.
-
- In doing so, I fixed a long standing bug with the preferences version logic.
-
- The logic did properly update the prefs struct in memory, but didn't write it
- out. I fixed that so now it's semi-flawless...it works...a little messy, but
- it works.
-
- • Suman Park, suman@sscfont.co.kr reported a problem with HAS:
-
- If you're typing with a Script other Roman (like Korean or Japanese) and
- switch script to Roman, remaining inlineinput underline, then characters
- I've typed (Korean or Japanese) becomes Roman characters.
- This is also found your AppShell & WASTE demo application.
- But in Tom Bender's TextEdit Plus -I know it used WASTE- that problem
- never comes.
-
- and then wrote back with a fix
-
- I found the solution for that.
- In WASTE source code, the file "WasteIntf.h" has following
-
- // set WASTE_NO_SYNCH to 1 if you don't want WASTE to synchronize
- keyboard and fonts
- #ifndef WASTE_NO_SYNCH
- #define WASTE_NO_SYNCH 1
- #endif
-
- After I set the value of WASTE_NO_SYNCH to "1",
- that problem never comes out.
- I think you'd better fix it like me, don't you?
- But Marco Piovanelli should fix this problem in his code.
- -After switching script completed, then switch Font.
-
- so, I changed this to "1" in the HsoiHeaders.pch file. Can't test it, but
- I'll have to trust Suman.
-
- • In converting to CW11, converted things to use MSL instead of the Plum-Hall
- ANSI libraries.