Am I right in thinking that the TCanvas will re-appear with the TPaint
component soon? I just tried to pick up my test project in EWB2 and
find them missing. I see that they are mentioned as coming soon, but
confirmation would be good. Thanks.


Are we there yet?  8-)


Matthew

Matthew,

<< Am I right in thinking that the TCanvas will re-appear with the TPaint
component soon? I just tried to pick up my test project in EWB2 and find
them missing. I see that they are mentioned as coming soon, but confirmation
would be good. Thanks. >>

Yep, with touch support also.  It's pretty cool being able to sign my name
with a stylus on my Samsung tab with the paint example project.

<< Are we there yet?  8-) >>

Pretty close.  I've got a couple of things to clean up today, and then I
will be putting out a new build sometime tomorrow or this weekend.  As of
now, I've got 12 items on the release candidate to-do list (not including
documentation) and, of those 12 items, only 9 are "must-be-done" items.  For
example, one of the items is an accordion panel control, which is really
easy to do in EWB 2, but I probably won't have time to squeeze in.

The new virtual TGrid is *really* cool.  You can load a *lot* of rows into
it pretty quickly, and the sorting is really fast now.  I've attached a
screen shot of it in action.  That whole layout reacts perfectly to
portrait/landscape changes on a tablet, also.  The best part is that the
WebGrids unit is going to come in at only ~3000 lines of code, which is a
testament to how well the fundamental building blocks in the WebUI unit work
for building controls.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

very good news. That sounds all great.

> ...  I've got a couple of things to clean up today, and then I
> will be putting out a new build sometime tomorrow or this weekend.

OK, I cancelled a short break for the weekend - so I'll take you up on
that.

Uli

Uli,

<< OK, I cancelled a short break for the weekend - so I'll take you up on that. >>

Sorry that it was a little late, but it's up there now.
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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com