This is a stable release of Dynamic Windows version 2.0.0.

The current Dynamic Windows source base is stable on
OS/2, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris.  The Mac (Cocoa)
version appears stable but has not undergone harsh testing.

Known problems:

Boxes don't adhere to ratios on Unix.

Known limitations:

It is not safe on all platforms to operate on widgets before they
are packed.  For portablity pack widgets before operating on them.

On Windows a slider control will only work properly if it is the
only slider in a box.  If there is more than one slider control 
in a box then signals may get misdirected to the wrong control.

On OS/2 and Windows MLE controls scrolled position may get 
corrupted when resizing.

On Unix (GTK) the window manager border is not a constant value
so environment variables DW_BORDER_WIDTH and DW_BORDER_HEIGHT
are used for proper positioning.

On Mac if performing Dynamic Windows operations on secondary 
threads which do not terminate, it may be required to call
a Mac specific DW function _dw_pool_drain() at the end of the
thread's loop to prevent memory leaks.

Future features:

OS/2 is currently missing the Calendar and HTML widgets because
the system does not support them by default. Looking into writing
custom ones or importing functionality from available libraries.

Changes from version 1.1:
Added support for MacOS 10.5 and higher Intel and PPC via Cocoa.
Added support for Windows themes on XP and higher.
Added scrollbox widgets, which function like boxes but...
    scrollbars allow you to pack more into them than the available area.
Added dw_window_get_font() for checking the font used on a widget.
Added dw_container_change_row_title() for changing a row pointer after insert.
Changed the return codes of dw_container_setup, dw_filesystem_setup and
    dw_event_wait().  Please check any code that use these functions.
Changed GTK2+ now supports font name styles like the other platforms.

Dynamic Windows Documentation is available at:

http://dbsoft.org/help_functions.php

If you have any questions or suggestions feel free to email me at:

brian@dbsoft.org

Thanks!

Brian Smith