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  •  25 Mar 2012 10:54

Release Notes: This release adds the configure option --enable-const (to allow configuring readonly strings), consolidates the dpkg script (using the ncursesw library for consistent line drawing), fixes minor bugs, updates the associated cdk-perl, and provides a dpkg script.

Release Notes: This release provides several minor bugfixes and improvements. Most of the changes are for code cleanup. RPM and dpkg scripts were also added.

Release Notes: This release updates the configure script to work with non-POSIX locales and use current ncurses config scripts. It improves handling of empty lists.

Release Notes: Adds functions to simplify changes of the list for alphalist and fselect widgets. Modifies handling of the delete key to make it delete the current character (unlike backspace). Several other minor fixes and improvements.

Release Notes: Tab-traversal was implemented for all widgets that accept input. The slider and scale widgets were changed to template form, supporting several data types. Many bugfixes were made.

Release Notes: Most fixed array limits were eliminated, reducing the memory requirements. Titles and line-drawing attributes are now managed in the core class rather than in individual widgets. Bugfixes were made.

Release Notes: An improved configure script (e.g., to link with ncursesw), fixes for minor problems with PDCurses configuration, and several other minor bugfixes.

Release Notes: This release implements widget traversal, adds more object-oriented features, has rewritten destructors, and makes all of the Perl interface examples work. Optional support for libtool has been added.

Release Notes: This is a relatively stable version which has been reworked from the original CDK code to incorporate object-oriented features to decouple the widget set. That reduces the executable size by 70%. There are also many bugfixes.

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