Revision history for Perl extension Tk::MListbox.

1.06
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The sort() method in 1.05 worked fine on Solaris, but it crashed
on Linux. The 1.05 version included a hack to make sorting faster. 
This release is back to the non-optimized version, with the optimizing 
code commented out. If someone can explain to me why it didn't work on Linux, 
and perhaps suggest another solution, I'd be grateful. Find the sort() 
method, and look for a few codelines containing references to the array 
@cmp_subs.

1.07
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In previous versions, resized columns would expand to at least one or two
characters width when the mouse cursor moved over the heading. This has now
been fixed.

Dragging of column headers did not work with Tk 800.018 because of some 
new cget() beaviour. This release avoids this problem.

When sorting, Busy(-recurse=>1) is now called (if you have a Tk that is
new enough to support it).

Renamed the test program from filemgr.pl to test.pl.

1.08
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The author discovered h2xs....

Added option -configurecommand.
Added methods bindRows, bindColumns, bindSeparators.
Changed test.pl

1.09
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The selectionSet() method didn't work (actually, it didn't exist...)
Fixed the -selectmode and the -height configoptions.
The widget now keeps the same rows selected after a sort.


1.10 
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- fixed deprecated use of defined
- fixed color option problems (-background/-foreground/-selectbackground, etc)
- Adding some keyboard bindings 
- deprecated bind() -- it was aliasing bindRows()
- made changes to bindColumns/bindRows/bindSeparators 
  the second argument is no longer a column index. It is
  now a hash reference containing {-subwidget => $sw, -columns => index}.
  for bindRows there is also -row => index.
- fixed columnPack and columnPackInfo methods, which weren't working
  correctly. They now are fine.
- played with the width option. Now, if it is set to 0, widget should
  be created large enough to hold all columns. -textwidth applies to
  each column. So a setting of 0 will make each Column wide enough to
  display their contents. 
- all options set to MListbox act as default settings for each column,
  these settings can be overridden by setting the options within the
  -columns option, or by using columnConfigure or columnInsert. However,
  once widget is created. If the higher level MListbox options are 
  reconfigured they will override all columns. (This seemed logical).

Rob