- Updated example diagram to use new Traffic Flows feature
- Added an additional paste shortcut for windows compatibility ('v')
- Grid is now back to being on by default again
- Grid is automatically turned off when a new map is loaded.
- Grid is automatically turned on when all maps are cleared (via the new map
button)
- Removed -g from Windows Makefile (since I can't make gdb work under mingw
anyway)
- Current filename is now displayed in title bar
- Modified welcome text
- Added new vector shape: Bezier Curve
- Redrew Cloud object to use bezier curves instead of lines
- Added Copy, Paste and Grid buttons
- Combined X&Y position matching into a single button (use RMB for Y position
match)
- Added Traffic Flow button (LMB = toggle display of flows, RMB = define
flows)
- 1 bit of "Unused" part of colour struct on links, objects and text is now
used to
show whether or not to fill this thing.
- 2 bit of "Unused" part of colour struct on links, objects and text is now
used to
show whether or not this thing is a traffic flow.
- Fixed bug where first toolbox button hilighted would "stick"
- Fixed bug where status text was overwritten during VIDEO_EXPOSE event
- Added icon (for minimised windows)
- Added windows executable
- Changed behaviour of "foreground colour" command - RMB now selects colour
- Added "fillcol" attribute to mapobject_t
- Changed file save routine to include 8 byte version string
- Chagned file load routine to cope with old format maps
- Corrected random crash when running under Windows
- Added more keyboard shortcuts
- Corrected bug in savemap() function, and added convert.c program to convert
old diagram files
- Increased maximum object dimensions
- Increased maximum number of maps
- Increased maximum number of vectors per object
- Object toolbox nows scrolls to show all objects (use q/w or ,/. keys)
- Can now use CTRL+LMB to create links/add points (for 2-button mice)
- Added export to BMP function when save filename ends with ".bmp"
- No longer need to avoid text when double clicking to drill down.
Rob Pearce