Just another checkpoint in terms of whats cooking in the Kixforms oven. Version 2.1.1 will be released this weekend - a maintenance build mostly - a few bug fixes - the big change is with ListView sorting. Build 35 has a totally new revamped sorting engine - more accurate and little faster too boot. But mostly wanted to enumerate the work items that are still on table though ... I'm trying to keep a running list of suggestions and issues and will keep rolling them into each round-up until they all get done. As always - please feel free to add any items or comments.

code:
1) View-only TextBoxes
 
2) Masked TextBoxes
 
3) Multiline Tooltip Support
 
4) Support for complete suite of Mouse events

	- OnMouseEnter
	- OnMouseHover
	- OnMouseLeave
 
5) RichEdit control
 
6) Enhanced (Automatic) handling of ListBox horizontal scrollbar.
 
7) ListView Enhancements
 
	- HideColumnHeaders property
	- Programatically set FocusedItem
	- Set Items.Count in one-shot (Done)
	- Sort method (sort by alpha or numeric)
	- Implement Items.Insert method.
 
8) Fix file filter for FileOpenDialog and FileSaveDialog
 
9) Enhanced ProgressBar - support for embedded textual display of 
progress message fe. "60% complete". Some other goodies as well.
 
10) TabStrip/MultiPage support
 
11) Fix image control resizing problem re: BorderStyle.
 
12) Fix set focus to textbox for InputBox (Done)
 
13) Be able to remove/customize frame borders.
 
14) Bring back support for Menus and Menu Items
 
15) Timer Reset method.
 
16) Implement BrowseForFolderDialog.
 
17) Fix Spinner long duration click issue.
 
18) TreeView support.
 
19) Running Kixforms from the System Tray.
 
20) Implement FIND for ListBox,ComboBox and ListView.
 
21) Implement dynamic form resizng framework.
 
22) CheckBoxes that support the third undetermined state.
 
23) ... Your request here ...
By the way - after much offline discussion and debate and soul-searching - decided to stick with the existing dotnet ListView interface (Items/SubItems) ... feel that its best to keep to the new VB standard ... not just for ListView but for all objects going forward. Some stuff, like enhanced ProgressBar, isn't even implemented in dotnet - but we'll cross those bridges when we get to them. AS well - the RichEdit control is called RichTextBox in VB ... not crazy about the name but going to bite the bullet on that one too [Wink]

[ 22. October 2002, 18:32: Message edited by: Shawn ]