Double Commander 歷史舊版本 Page7

更新時間：2019-07-07
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What's new in this version:

New: open source plugin interface to extend the data inspector:
- supports dll plugins made in C, C++, Delphi or any other language which can deal with a C-like interface
- includes example plugins

New: array navigation toolbar in datainspector (next/previous/first/last element):
- allows to navigate types like ad-hoc arrays, that span the entire stream / file, extending left and right from the current element shown in the datainspector
- all fixed-width data types support navigating forwards and backwards by default
- backward navigation needs special support for variable-width data types like UTF-8
- since UTF-8 is self-synchronizing, determining the previous element is possible (however, x86 assembly, for example, cannot be supported, since trailing bytes in an instruction encoding can also appear as leading bytes, which therefore only allows for an unambigious forward scan)
- New: unintrusive pointer type support in data inspector
- clickable goto link, which is right aligned next to integer type name
- implicitly treats integer types as pointers / addresses / offsets
- signed integers are treated as relative offsets, unsigned integers as absolute offsets
- avoids cluttering the UI with many more rows by having each integer row have a dual function (acting as pointer as well as plain integer)
- typed pointers and pointers that use complex adressing schemes (such as using a lookup table, or computing of an address based on parameters instead of a simple immediate value), will follow with structure views
- New: added Int24 and UInt24 types to data inspector (useful for wav files)
- be sure to reset the data inspector row order in the options, if new types appear in the last rows
- New: separate portable and installable versions (also reduces number of wizard pages)
- portable setup runs with least privileges
- portable setup defaults to desktop folder
- Enhancement: reduce flickering in data inspector when resizing or during fast selection, especially for the text box
- Enhancement: unfold a section if a goto command jumps into it
- Enhancement: implemented new TXmTabControl to enable Ctrl+(Shift+)Tab navigation in Search and Replace windows
- behaves like native TPageControls from Delphi (native TTabControls do not support keyboard shortcuts for tab switching)
- allows focusing the tabs itself to allow navigating with Left/Right arrow keys, yet still focuses the first child control when switching tabs, as required
- Enhancement: edit controls in block selection windows only validate the entry on losing focus
- allows for more flexible editing and temporarily invalid states
- Change: for more consistency in error messages, the goto dialog always displays the computed target offset, instead of the text in the offset text box (which can contain absolute or relative offsets)
- Change: rename optical disk to optical disc (used disk for consistency in the past, but disc is just more common)
- Change: turn all http links into https ones
- Fix: data inspector ignores leading and trailing whitespace where not relevant to the data type (e.g., removing for integers, but keeping for character types)
- Fix: always treat integers as unsigned when displaying them in hexadecimal
- Fix: physical floppy disk drives would show a too small size (limited like the logical ones)
- Fix: writing to floppy disks could fail, because they did not get locked and unmounted
- Fix: make the height of the bottom dock normal size again (it would appear too small, making people believe no results are produced, for example when generating checksums)
- Fix: data inspector: when data name column was too small, the splitter could be overdrawn / interrupted with white space
- Fix: properly handle https URLs by passing INTERNET_FLAG_SECURE and do not fail on redirects from http to https
- Fix: Setup would choose English by default, instead of picking the language based on the OS's locale
- Fix: tab order in various windows (search and replace, and the option frames for each); correct tab order even if option frames are not shown for a certain data type
- Fix: ensure tab switching with Ctrl+(Shift+)Tab keeps working after a switch, by setting the focus to the first control inside the tab each time a tab switch occurs
- Fix: selections would unfold sections even if unnecessary
- Other smaller fixes, many internal enhancements and refactorings
- Lots of work on UTF-8 and handling grapheme cluster boundaries for future UTF-8 support in the hex editing window itself, see https://blog.mh-nexus.de/2019/06/compressing-arrays-of-integers-while-keeping-fast-indexing/
- details of the general UTF-8 support design

New translations:
- Dutch - Jaap Kramer
- Japanese - Airumu
- Turkish - Koray Duman

更新時間：2019-05-24
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更新時間：2019-05-24
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更新時間：2019-05-19
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What's new in this version:

Added in this release:
- Feature Linux: Preliminary experimental Wayland support under GNOME 3 using colord (requires ArgyllCMS 2.1 or newer as well). Caveats do apply:
- Window placement and ordering is completely up to the compositor under Wayland. There is generally no way for an application to place its own windows at specific relative locations or z-orders. As a result of this, the measurement window cannot stay always on top or be automatically centered. Extra care needs to be taken that other windows are not placed on top.
- Video card gamma table (videoLUT) access is handled by colord. Some functions like viewing current videoLUT contents may not be available.
- The measurement window color depth is limited to 8 bits per channel per pixel (but dithering is used to achieve a higher effective color depth).
- The measurement window may be subject to desktop-wide color management in upcoming versions of Wayland (although the display device is inhibited during measurements via the org.freedesktop.ColorManager.Device D-Bus API which should prevent this, and as a fallback a linear calibration sRGB profile is temporarily installed during measurements if the D-BUs API is unavailable, which should result in an identity transform, i.e. effectively no color management, as well as linear video card gamma tables).
- Application support for color management under Wayland via colord still seems to lacking (although the list may well be out-of-date).
- Only tested under GNOME 3 (Fedora 30, Ubuntu 19.04). Support for other desktop environments will need to be implemented separately until Wayland gains a color management and calibration/profiling protocol.
- Feature LG OLED 3D LUT format

Changed in this release:
- Enhancement If the currently used ArgyllCMS version is not a standard version, but also not a beta, do not offer to switch to an installed official stable version if it's otherwise the same version number.
- Enhancement Include Quantum Dot LED (Samsung QLED Q9F) spectral sample colorimeter correction when importing for i1 Display Pro and ColorMunki Display (sourced from community colorimeter corrections database).
- UI Linux (Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu): Use wxPython Phoenix if installed.
- Prisma, Resolve: Set pattern generator background color to pattern color if using fullscreen patterns.-

Fixed in this release:
- Moderate UnicodeDecodeError when a CCSS file contains unicode characters in the display device description (regression of a change in DisplayCAL 3.8 to use localized technology descriptions, SVN revision r5810).
- Minor APL calculation for Prisma and Resolve pattern generators was off by a few percent depending on pattern area and current pattern color.
- Minor Quick reporting on calibrated or uncalibrated display did not try to detect output levels if set to “Auto”.
- Trivial More gracefully deal with faulty tags in ICC profiles (fixes ICC profile information unhandled exception for colord-created profiles with malformed targ tags).
- Trivial UI Correctly update the audio button state on progress dialogs when changed on a previous window.
- Cosmetic UI Various minor potential rendering glitches.
- Cosmetic UI macOS (standalone application bundle): Splash screen did not animate.
- Cosmetic UI Linux: Add work-arounds for various Wayland-related wxPython rendering quirks and bugs (e.g. spacing around windows, popup menu placement).
- Trivial Linux: Try to work around sporadic colord profile installation quirks (“The profile was not added in time”).

更新時間：2019-05-19
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What's new in this version:

- [Graphical user interface] Mounts to hidden folders must not be shown in the "drive buttons" bar
- [Graphical user interface] QuickView bug with file deletion and pictures
- [Graphical user interface] QuickView and Feed to listbox
- [Graphical user interface] Ubuntu snapd produce unnecessary information at drives list
- [Graphical user interface] Content window of Tab bugged after moving it to the most right one
- [Graphical user interface] Tabs disappear after closereopen DC (when Tree Panelview) resolved
- [Graphical user interface] Blinking of file list panel while switching tabs
- [Default] insecure use of /tmp
- [Viewer] Viewer Causes crash when using Copy To Clipboard Formatted
- "Range check error" when entering a directory
- [File operations] Symbol # at the beginning of dir name LOOPS with trying to view Win shares smb//pcname/C$/#DirName/#DirName/#...
- [File operations] DC crashes when adding file to queue for delete on SMB share

更新時間：2019-05-19
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更新時間：2019-05-18
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更新時間：2019-04-26
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What's new in this version:

Added in this release:
- Feature: SpyderX support (requires ArgyllCMS 2.1.0 or newer, use ArgyllCMS 2.1.0_mod to be able to skip instrument self-calibration).
- Feature: Colorimeter correction information with graph.
- Feature: Synthetic ICC profile creator: Drag & drop support for TI3 measurement files.
- Enhancement: Rudimentary support for hypothetical future instruments and their measurement modes (any new instrument support added to ArgyllCMS in the future should be fully usable in DisplayCAL right away without needing an update for instrument-specific measurement modes).
- Enhancement: Prefer colorimeter corrections from “ArgyllCMS” folder and ignore duplicate (spectral) colorimeter corrections from “color” folder (e.g. installed by HCFR under Windows).
- Enhancement: Display technology information to aid in the choice of a suitable measurement mode or correction.
- Enhancement: Default to high-resolution spectrum mode (if available) for spectrometers that support it.
- Enhancement: Include some additional spectral sample colorimeter corrections when importing for i1 Display Pro and ColorMunki Display (e.g. MacBook Pro 2016 Retina with PFS Phosphor WLED “P3” display, LG OLED 6-series WOLED based on samples from LG C6 and E6 OLED TVs, sourced and combined from community colorimeter corrections database contributions).
- Enhancement: macOS: Automatically warn about incompatibilities of Apple software with calibration black point hue correction and profile types other than single curve + matrix with black point compensation.

Changed in this release:
- UI: Updated simplified chinese localization.
- UI: Updated french localization.
- Enhancement: Implicitly try to skip repeat instrument self-calibration for colorimeters that want it if already done at least once per measurement run.
- Enhancement: Converted translation file format from JSON to YAML for better readability.
- Enhancement: Use a localized description for known quality spectral sample colorimeter corrections.

Fixed in this release:
- Minor: Not all programmed measurement modes were enumerated for the K10-A colorimeter (regression of a change in DisplayCAL 3.7, SVN revision r5557).
- Minor: ColorHug/ColorHug2 “auto” measurement mode was not working anymore.
- Trivial: Curve viewer: Re-introduced being able to view the current contents of the video card gamma table if no display profile is set or the profile used does not contain calibration.
- Cosmetic: Curve viewer, profile information: Curve graphing identical channel detection was not working properly in some cases (only affected synthetic curves).

更新時間：2019-03-31
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更新時間：2019-02-17
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What's new in this version:

- Spelling fix in original GUI text
- Minor code cleanup