All releases of Open Tool Kit
Release Notes: This release adds a timer function and includes some minor code improvements. The timer function will schedule your selected callback routine to be called after a specified number of seconds. It is useful for wake-up functions. For example, it can be used to remove momentary message windows.
Release Notes: This release includes minor code clean-ups and an initialization fix. All features remain stable.
Release Notes: Major improvements were made in the GUI builder. Objects can now be moved between panels. Tool tips were added for main items. Right-clicking objects now allows properties to be edited. Paste operations are now offset on each paste.
Release Notes: This release completes activating mouse scroll-wheel operation for all platforms and adds a link to the new Stopwatch-Timer project (based on OTK) under the Examples and Projects Webpage.
Release Notes: This release improves the handling of the numeric keypad and the mouse scroll wheel. It fixes a call-back parameter bug in registered window-kill events.
Release Notes: A switch was added for showing hidden 'dot' files and directories in the file browser. A minor fix was made for replacing highlighted text when typing. Two new symbols were added to the built-in vector-font, and improvements were made to several glyphs.
Release Notes: Two new functions were added to the gadget library for setting partial ranges of LED and Bar meters. These can be used to make, for example, peak-hold VU meters or multi-color meters.
Release Notes: A new browser was added for navigating and selecting directories instead of just files A size hint function was added for the file browsers. A fix was made to prevent the outer-window background from coming up black. A fix was made to the slider on selection lists, which sometimes prevented scrolling to the last item in a list.
Release Notes: This version fixes a "missing text-cursor" problem that was injected by a change in the previous version. Tool-tip hover-boxes now disappear after a few seconds, even if your mouse continues to hover.
Release Notes: Command-line options and functions were added for capturing regular snap-shot frames that can be made into movies. Such movies can be used to create multimedia instructions about using OpenToolkit applications, or for other purposes.
