The 2.03 minor release (previously 2.02 B5) has now been released:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/blog?action=view&id=elevate_web_builder_203_released

What I'm working on now for upcoming releases:

1) Porting the EWB interpreter used internally in the design-time environment to the EWB Web Server as a general-purpose scripting environment.

2) Revamping the existing database/dataset design so that database models can be imported from the EWB Web Server and will have their own component surface (analogous to a form, but specific to databases) in each project.

3) Replacing IE in the IDE browser with Chrome, adding the client-side debugger to the IDE, and adding output views to the run environment for seeing your application running in various configurations and orientations.

4) Haven't started on this yet, but I'm still committed to getting a PHP database/datasets framework done that uses the PDO functionality for data access.

5) More minor improvements and new controls.  Slider, treeview, menu bar, time edits, drag/drop, etc.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

> so that database models ... in each project.

Can you add project specific library interfaces too please? I realise
it may require a rebuild when you switch projects, but I shall be doing
a variety of customised UI look and feel according to the customer, and
automatically switching so that I can automate building this would be
very good.

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Matthew Jones

On 13/11/15 01:12, Matthew Jones wrote:
> Can you add project specific library interfaces too please? I realise
> it may require a rebuild when you switch projects, but I shall be doing
> a variety of customised UI look and feel according to the customer, and
> automatically switching so that I can automate building this would be
> very good.
>

Matthew,

EWB 2.03 now loads .wbi files from the project's search paths. It seems
to work very well (something I wanted too). It's documented in the
release notes and I've used it successfully.

I assume that's what you mean, sorry if I've misunderstood.

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Rick

Rick wrote:

> EWB 2.03 now loads .wbi files from the project's search paths.

Tim, as ever, is so far ahead of my requests. 8-)

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Matthew Jones

On 13/11/15 01:01, Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> What I'm working on now for upcoming releases:
>
> 3) Replacing IE in the IDE browser with Chrome, adding the client-side debugger to the IDE, and adding output views to the run environment for seeing your application running in various configurations and orientations.

Does this mean that Chrome will need to be installed in order for the
EWB IDE to function?

> 4) Haven't started on this yet, but I'm still committed to getting a PHP database/datasets framework done that uses the PDO functionality for data access.

Yes please!

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Rick

Rick,

<< Does this mean that Chrome will need to be installed in order for the EWB IDE to function? >>

No, everything that the IDE will need will be installed automatically with the IDE. However, yes, that means that there will be some extra DLLs installed along with the IDE.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

> The 2.03 minor release (previously 2.02 B5) has now been released:

Great work! Thanks a lot!

Aside from the important stuff I like the new SlideTo method.

Uli

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

>>The 2.03 minor release (previously 2.02 B5) has now been released:

Deeply cool as ever Tim. Appreciated. Am liking TAddress with Anchor already.

I appear to be having a problem adding a check box to a toolbar in
the latest version, is this something that has changed?


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Chris,

<< I appear to be having a problem adding a check box to a toolbar in  the latest version, is this something that has changed? >>

Yes, sorry about that:  doing something like that can cause issues with the toolbar because it assumes that its children are all TToolButton instances.  Previously this was allowed, but I added some additional code to prevent this after a few instances of customers dropping panels into grids by accident.

I would suggest separating the check boxes out onto another panel that is laid out to the right or left of the toolbar.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com