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Gregory John Casamento e7965029b0 Move resources and correct gorm loading logic
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1 Noteworthy changes in version '1.3.1'
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* Fix issue with cells appearing in top level editor
* Make nibs read only since saving is unstable
* Add XIB reading so that they can be loaded by Gorm
* Add storyboard file to list of supported files so that an icon is
displayed, does not support reading yet.
* Fix testing model mode
* Bug fixes in GormClassManager, GormDocument, etc.
2 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.28'
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* Improved NSScrollView handling.
* Added NSMatrix to Group menu to make it easier to create NSMatrix
objects
* Improved inspector for NSMatrix. Added ability to add rows/columns
* Fixed NSMatrix selection problems when grouped in an NSScrollView
* Fixes and other improvements to inspectors. Corrected issue where
Gorm's menu stays present during testing mode.
3 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.26'
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* Refactoring of palettes by Sergii Stoian to correct usability
issues in Gorm.
* Refactoring of handling and rearrangment of controls in inspectors
for usuability.
* Stability fixes to make Gorm easier to use.
* Autosizing of views corrected in many inspectors
* Improvements in error handling.
4 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.24'
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* Fix for issue where Gorm was referencing private variables. This
caused a crash when built with clang.
5 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.23'
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* Fix for issue where NSPanel was being saved as an NSWindow in some
cases.
6 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.22'
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* Fix for bug#45040: Fix allows Gorm custom class functionality to
work normally on OpenBSD/NetBSD/FreeBSD.
* Fixes for Solaris
* Memory leak fixes.
* Objective-C parser improvements.
7 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.20'
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* Bug fixes #28643, #32827
* Corrected issues with updating document when there is a change.
* Add cells as objects to the document so they can be properly
edited.
* Changes to prevent recursive frame change notifications.
8 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.18'
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* Code cleanup, removal of warnings when building with clang.
* Removal of use of call to objc_poseAs(..) which was preventing
building with newer runtimes.
* Stability improvements.
9 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.16'
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* XIB reading.
* Bug fixes for standalone views.
* Stability changes.
10 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.12'
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Requires: gnustep-base-1.20.0, gnustep-gui-0.18.0. Reason: Parts of the
runtime which Gorm used were refactored and it was necessary to make
corresponding changes in Gorm to use it.
* Correction for bugs #27295, 28643, 29085.
* Added a DO server which allows modification of internal data
structures using a simple interface.
* Tooltips now show the object name and the object type for
informational purposes.
* Opens default document when using NSWindows95InterfaceStyle.
11 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.10'
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* Correction for bug #25401
* Correction for some nib loading issues.
* Limited support for standalone views.
* Fixes for various bugs.
12 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.8'
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Requires: gnustep-gui-0.16.0. It will not compile without this version
of the library. Reason: Nib and Gorm loading were moved to a more
sensible file structure. Additionally, Nib loading was refactored.
* Correction for bug#25001.
* Correction for bug#25111.
* Fixes for nib encoding to use the proper template class instances.
* Changes to use new headers.
13 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.6'
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* Corrections to allow Gorm to build and run properly on the Darwin
operating system.
* Corrected sizing of Controls Palette.
* Added preliminary support for IBPlugin API.
* Added preferences panel to add plugins dynamically.
* Moved load/save logic for gorm, gmodel, and nib to plugins. This
change should allow plugins for virtually any format to be
read/written by Gorm.
* Correction for bug#24146, bug#23889.
14 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.4'
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Requires: gnustep-gui-0.13.2. Reason: Due to changes in popupbutton
controller logic.
* Corrected bug#'s 19640, 21845, 19792, 15637, 17892, 18171.
* Added error panel to show the detected inconsistencies in a file.
* Added preference setting to turn on or off the gorm file repair
logic.
* Added capability to repair logic to fix window level issue.
* Added ruler switch to scroll view inspector.
15 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.2'
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Requires: gnustep-gui-0.13.0.
* Moved to GPLv3
* Added text field to NSTableColumn inspector to allow editing of
table column title.
* Corrected issue with selection.
* Added button modifiers for special keys to button inspectors.
* Corrected issue with loading of older gorm files.
* Fix to allow Gorm's menus to be Mac-style, but not the one being
edited.
* Other miscellaneous bug corrections.
16 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.1'
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* Minor corrections to previous release.
17 Noteworthy changes in version '1.2.0'
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* Corrections to some editors to not change selection if connection
is in progress.
* Force menu style to NSNextStepInterfaceStyle for editing purposes.
* Correction for memory issue when closing document.
* Minor bug fixes.
18 Noteworthy changes in version '1.1.0'
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* Changed Gorm architecture to use NSDocument classes.
* Abstracted model loading mechanism. This was done by implementing
a set of "Loader" and "Builder" classes which handle filling in the
data structures in Gorm and exporting them to external formats.
* Implemented GormNibWrapperLoader and GormNibWrapperBuilder for
reading and writing Cocoa NIB files.
* Implemented GormGormWrapperLoader and GormGormWrapperBuilder for
reading and writing GNUstep Gorm files
* Implemented GormGModelWrapperLoader for reading GNUstep gmodel
files.
* Updated icon
* A number of bugs have been addressed in this release.
19 Noteworthy changes in version '1.0.8'
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This is a bugfix release.
* Correction for bug#16587.
* Correction for handling non-string identifiers in tableviews.
20 Noteworthy changes in version '1.0.6'
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This is a bugfix release.
* Entirely new icon set, for palettes, gorm, gmodel, nib and the
application.
* Replaced some of the images for the inspectors.
* Corrected the following bugs since the last release: #16049,
#16050, #15988, #16049, #15989, #15987, #15817, #15780, #15642,
#15556.
* Changed formatting in some of the inspectors so that they are
easier to navigate.
21 Noteworthy changes in version '1.0.4'
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This is a bugfix release.
* Corrected some bug#15236 with window style mask settings.
* Corrected bug#15236, which caused window fields in the inspector
not to update when the field was being edited and a new window is
selected.
* Corrected bug #15178.
* Corrected problem with standalone views
22 Noteworthy changes in version '1.0.2'
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This is a bugfix release.
* Fixed some bugs with table column selection.
* Corrected a minor problem in the custom class inspector.
23 Noteworthy changes in version '1.0.0'
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PLEASE NOTE: This version of Gorm requires base 1.11.1 and gui 0.10.1 to
be installed (gnustep-startup-0.13.0).
* All inspectors are now modeled in .gorm files.
* Added autosizing to form attributes inspector.
* Utilize and maintain parent/child data structure more pervasively
* Reorganized code in palettes for cleaner implementation.
* Removed code to check for user bundles, since bugs in Camaelon
which prompted those changes were fixed long ago.
* Added documentation to GormCore
24 Noteworthy changes in version '0.11.0'
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* Improved implementation of canSubstituteForClass: the default
implementation of this method tests the classes to see if
initWithCoder: or encodeWithCoder: is implemented on a subclass to
determine automatically if that class has the same encoding
signature as the original class, if it does, it can be substituted.
* Improved handling of classes which use cell classes in the custom
class inspector. The inspector now autmatically replaces the cell
class with the appropriate one when the user selects a given
subclass.
* Browser based class editor in document panel. This interface is
more like the one on OSX. The user now has a choice in preferences
to determine which view they would like to use.
* Translation tools. The Document->Translate menu allows the user to
export string and import strings in the strings format, so that
someone can easily translate just the strings in the file and
doesn't need to directly edit anything in Gorm. The strings file
can then be loaded back into Gorm and all of the relevant strings
are updated.
* Alignment tools. In the new Layout menu there are options to align
views, center views, bring views to front or push them to the back
of the view layers.
* Implementation of IBViewResourceDraggingDelegate. This allows
updating of the pull down in the inspectors panel dynamically. It
requires the developer of a palette to implement some code to
enable this, as on OSX.
* Lots of bugfixes and usability changes are also included in this
release.
25 Noteworthy changes in version '0.9.10'
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* Gorm now has a full implementation of canSubstituteForClass: which
is used to determine if a class can be substituted in the custom
class inspector. This allows classes added in palettes to say
whether or not they can be used as a subsitute for a kit class.
* Better separation of Gorm into libraries. As well as the ability
to compile on windows with a simple: "make install"
* Implementation of IBResourceManager class. This class is used by
palettes to register drag types to be considered by the top level
editors in the document window: object, sound, image, class.
* Gorm now is able to switch views in the document window when you
drag a file into it. If it's an image it will switch to the image
view, if it's a sound, the sound view, an object the object view
etc or if it's a class (a .h file) it will switch to the classes
view.
* Drag and drop parsing of header files (if you hadn't gathered from
the previous item).
* Better support for standalone views. while the user cannot
instantiate from the classes view (there were too many problems
with this approach). They can now drag any view from the palette
into the objects view and have it work.
* A myriad of bug fixes.
26 Noteworthy changes in version '0.9.2'
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NOTE: This is mainly a bugfix release.
* Some improvements to the procedure for removing connections.
* Corrected various issues with header parsing.
* Now closes windows which were opened during interface testing such
as font panels, info panels, etc.
* Minor corrections to background color for a number of inspectors.
* Improvements to gmodel importation.
* Better detection of when the user is utilizing a user bundle. Gorm
will now warn the user with a panel.
* Various improvements in documentation
27 Noteworthy changes in version '0.9.0'
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* Images/Sounds can now be dragged into a matrix cell.
* Fully implemented date and number formatter inspectors (these
classes still need work in GUI).
* Added warning panel if the user attempts to edit a .gorm file
created with a newer version of Gorm
* Modified data.classes format so that only those actions
specifically added to FirstResponder are listed.
* Greatly improved gmodel importation. (experimental)
* It's now possible to add methods to classes which are not custom.
This allows the user to add actions which may have been added to
those classes by categories.
* Completely new header parser implemented.
* Improved cut/paste. It's now possible to use cut/paste from almost
anywhere. The class editor now fully supports it.
* Improved implementation of some of the InterfaceBuilder framework
classes.
* Object editor will now remove all instances of a class that has
been deleted from the class editor.
* The class inspector and the classes view will now apply stricter
rules to names of actions and outlets to ensure that they are
properly entered.
* All inspectors work perfectly with customized colors.
* Fixed a number of bugs.
28 Noteworthy changes in version '0.8.0'
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PLEASE NOTE: It is important for this release that you upgrade to Gorm
0.8.0 when using Gorm with the new GNUstep libraries (base-1.10.0 and
gui-0.9.4). This version of Gorm contains some features which are
reliant on changes made in those versions of the libraries. It is
stated in Gorm's documentation (the Gorm.texi file) that this is
required, but I felt it important enough to also mention it here so that
it is known beyond a reasonable doubt.
* New gorm file version.
* Full custom palette support
* Palette preferences panel to allow the user to configure palettes
to load
* Experimental: Standalone views. This feature is to allow the use
of a view without the need of a containing window. This allows
developers to treat these views as they would any other top level
object in the .gorm file. This is experimental functionality.
* Improved NSTableColumn inspector. The new inspector allows the
user to change the data cell used for a given column. This allows
the user to select from a list of cell subclasses and set the
appropriate custom or non-custom one they want to appear in that
column of the table.
* Improved layout of some of the inspectors.
* Removed old class parser. The parser was somewhat buggy and was
actually causing some issues. A new parser will be available in
the next version of Gorm. For now users will need to use the class
inspector or the outline view to enter classes into Gorm.
* Experimental: "File" section. This is essentially a per-file
preference which allows the user to control which version of
GNUstep a given file will be compatible with. It also lists the
potential compatibility issues with the selected version.
* Improved controls palette. New items for some of the standard font
replace the old "Title" widget which was a System-14 font. The new
widgets use a selection of the standard System font to allow the
user to easily build a gui using these and reducing the amount of
time the user needs to spend fiddling with the font panel.
29 Noteworthy changes in version '0.7.7'
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* Important bugfixes in editor classes.
* Rearranged some of the editor classes to be in the palettes which
contain the classes they are responsible for editing
(GormButtonEditor & GormTabViewEditor).
* Image and Sound editors will now display system default images or
sounds if they are available.
* Document window now uses an NSToolbar (experimental).
* Improved the layout of some of the inspectors.
* Corrected some minor issues in the inspectors
* Added code to allow NSTableView and NSOutlineView to show some data
during testing
* Gorm will now show an alert panel when a model fails to load or
test properly.
30 Noteworthy changes in version '0.7.6'
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This release is mainly a bugfix release for 0.7.5.
* Improved .gmodel support
* Corrections to previous repair feature.
* Important bugfixes for Menu editing.
* Important bugfixes for class inspector.
31 Noteworthy changes in version '0.7.5'
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* The 'reparent' feature in the class inspector. This allows the
user to change the class hierarchy from within Gorm.
* Some important bugfixes
* a property 'GormRepairFileOnLoad' (untested) which should repaire
old .gorm files... It is HIGHLY recommended that Gorm not be run
with this on constantly and that you back up any files which you
want to repair before opening them with this option turned on.
* A shelf inspector in prefs that lets you expand the size of the
names in the object view..
* Support for NSFontManager
* A way to restore a complete NSMenu if it's deleted (a new palette
entry for NSMenu, not just an item)
32 Noteworthy changes in version '0.6.0'
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* Several major bugs corrected.
* Clarified some of the inspectors
* Menu items are now properly enabled/disabled when appropriate
* More descriptive title displayed when a class is being edited.
33 Noteworthy changes in version '0.5.0'
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* Enabled defer in NSWindow inspector.
* Added code to the connection inspector to prevent erroneous
connections.
* Added support for upgrading of old .gorm files using the older
template mechanism
* Grouping with an NSSplitView now operates using the relative
positions of the views in the window.
* Custom Class inspector now shows all subclasses, not just direct
custom subclasses.
* Bug fixes, eliminated memory leak, code cleanup, etc.
34 Noteworthy changes in version '0.4.0'
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* New Menu and Menu Item inspectors.
* User can now specify the Services and Windows menus in the menu
inspector.
* User can specify a non-custom subclass as well as a custom one to
replace the class when the .gorm is unarchived. This can be used
to turn a NSTextField into NSSecureTextField and etc.
* New set name panel.
* New switch control on the font panel to allow the user to specify
if a font is encoded with its default size or not.
* Added NSStepper and NSStepperCell to the class list to allow
creation of custom subclasses.
* Windows and Services menus now function correctly.
35 Noteworthy changes in version '0.3.1'
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* New custom class system.
* Images now persist correctly when added to a button or view.
* Fixed DND
* Various bugfixes
36 Noteworthy changes in version '0.3.0'
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* Preferences added.
* User can now enable and disable guidlines for easier editing.
* Refactored code into GormLib which is a clone of the
InterfaceBuilder framework. This facilitates creating palettes and
inspectors outside of Gorm.
* Added class inspector for easier editing of classes. This gives
the user the option to use either the outline view or the inspector
to edit new classes.
* Added inspectors for the following: NSScrollView,
NSProgressIndicator, NSColorWell, GormImageInspector (for images
added to .gorm files).
* Improved look of NSTabView inspector.
* Removed all warnings from the code.
* various bug fixes.
37 Noteworthy changes in version '0.2.5'.
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Many fixes and improvements to make the app work better.
* Better parsing of headers
* Interface code redone as gorm files.
* Re-add multiple selection via mouse drag.
38 Noteworthy changes in version '0.2.0' snapshot.
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Gobs of improvements, mostly due to the hard work of Gregory John
Casamento and Pierre-Yves Rivaille. Thanks guys!
* Custom class support/translations implemented.
* Added NSScrollView, NSPopupButton, NSOutlineView, NSTableView
editing.
* Improved test mode support.
* Improved drag n' drop support on many items.
* Intelligent placement hints.
* Read gmodel files.
* More inspectors.
* Sound and Image support.
* gorm files were changed to directory wrappers for more flexibility.
39 Noteworthy changes in version '0.1.0'
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* load/parses class files for entry into class list.
* Pallete/inspectors for date and number formatters
* Pallete/Inspectors for browsers and tableViews
* NSStepper, NSForm, NSPopupButton pallete item and inspector
* Most inspectors greatly improved and fleshed out.
* Custom views added.
* Ability to edit cells in a matrix.
* Ability to change the font of some objects.
40 Noteworthy changes in version '0.0.3'
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* Create stub .m and .h files from new classes
* Works better with ProjectCenter.
* Handle Ctrl-Drag and Alt-Drag of objects - automatic conversion to
matrices and/or increase decrease rows and cols.
* Edit NSForms titles in place.
* Edit NSBoxes and add subviews.
* Support for custom objects.
41 Noteworthy changes in version '0.0.2'
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* Add popup and pulldown menu controls
* Menu support
* More inspectors
* Some support for connections
* Much more fleshed out - too numerous to mention.
42 Noteworthy changes in version '0.0.1'
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* 8th December 1999
* Save/Load 'nib' documents (binary archived data)
This works so far as it can be tested - but that's just
archives containing windows or panels so far.
* Load palettes
Loading of palettes works. You can load palettes from the
'Tools' menu. Gorm automatically loads all the palettes from
its Resources directory.
* Basic framework
So far, the app provides a basic framework that needs fleshing
out.
* It has a palettes manager object that allows you to
select a palette and drag items from the palette into
your document.
* It has a special per-document editor object, which keeps
track of a matrix of icons representing the top-level
objects in the document.
* It has an inspector manager class, which updates the
inspector panel when the selected object is changed by an
editor.
* It has special inspectors for handling an empty selection
or a multiple selection.
* Palettes
Four palettes (three of which are empty at present) are built
and installed in the apps Resources directory.
The Window palette is more fully fleshed out than the other
palettes. It permits windows and panels to be created in
Gorm. If provides the start of a window attributes inspector.
* 18 December 1999
* You can drag views from a palette into a window or panel.
* You can select views in a window by clicking on them,
shift-clicking (for multiple selection), or click-drag on the
window background to select views in a box.
* You can delete/cut/copy/paste views betwen windows.
* You can move views in a window by clicking on them and
dragging.
* You can resize views by clicking on their knobs and dragging.
* You can control-drag to mark source and destination views for
a connection.
* Next task - inspectors.
The connection inspector needs to be implemented to complete
the process of establishing connections. The size inspector
needs to be implemented to set autosizing parameters for a
view.
Once these are done, the object editor needs to be made to
support connections so that we can connect between objects
other than views, then we need to write a menu editor.
* 22 December 1999
* Connections inspector is now working - but it needs some
effort to tidy it up.
* Class info (outlets and actions) is specified in
'ClassInformation.plist' and needs to be present so that the
app knows what outlets/actions an object has (and therefore
what connections can be made).
* The view size inspector is working - allowing you to set the
size of the subviews within a window.
* The attributes inspector for 'FilesOwner' is working, so you
can define the class of the files owner (it defaults to
NSApplication).
* There is a crude panel for setting the name of the selected
object.
* I've created a couple of new images and got rid of the two
NeXT images that were lurking in there.
* There is a Testing directory, with a GormTest application that
lets you load a nib for testing - it assumes that the nib will
set its FilesOwners delegate to point to a window, and makes
that window the key window ...
* 23 December 1999
Last work before christmas ...
Various bits of tidying up plus -
Added an evil hack of a generic attributes inspector ... This
looks through all the methods of the selected object to find those
taking a single argument and beginning with 'set'. It makes all
these setting methods (whose argument is a simple scalar type or an
object) available for you to invoke from the inspector panel.
This makes it possible to set pretty much any attribute of any
object, but you do need to have the GNUstep header files to hand,
so you can tell what numeric values to enter to achieve a desired
result.
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