Re: [Bibdesk-develop] Shark profiling, release

[Adam R. M. <ama...@ma...>]

On Oct 27, 2004, at 09:48, Michael McCracken wrote:

> Hi, I'm for a new release soon also. I'd be happier if we had a little 
> more testing on the converter though.

One of the users who had bug open on slow file saves checked it for me 
with diff, and found no changes vs. the current release.  If you, Sven, 
and James could test it, that would be a few more data points.
>
> Also, the fix for spaces in local-urls is vague - it was really:
> 'view as text' now works for local-urls with spaces in the paths.
> unless there was something else I forgot about.

Sorry, I was lazy: "Fix for text preview not working when spaces are in 
local url" is the proper quote.  A few of the others will be made less 
cryptic for the actual release notes.

Can you check in the defaults for columns and so forth?  Was there more 
to that column width saving bug?

-- 
Adam

>
> -mike
>
> On Oct 26, 2004, at 10:36 PM, Adam R. Maxwell wrote:
>
>>
>> On Oct 26, 2004, at 22:07, Michael McCracken wrote:
>>
>>> No problems there, AFAICT. Check it on in.
>>
>> Done.  I've also checked in a fix for the field capitalization issue 
>> in BibEditor that James mentioned the other day.
>>
>> What do you think about another release ASAP?  Since the release of 
>> 0.96.2 two weeks ago, we have:
>>
>> - speed increases in opening/saving
>> - fix for spaces in local-urls
>> - soon to have  your fix for column widths
>> - capitalization in BibEditor
>> - some character conversions (Bookends import improved)
>> - opening MacRoman files as UTF8 won't cause a crash anymore
>> - BibEditor tab-keyloop (hopefully fixed for real this time)
>> - updated TeX template
>> - Fix for displaying incorrect month in types like inbook that don't 
>> have a month field by default
>> - add display of chapter title and title together in table for inbook 
>> types
>>
>> Has anyone else verified that the new BDSKConverter doesn't corrupt 
>> files?  It's handled everything I've tried with accented characters 
>> (open a copy of a known good file, save the copy, then run diff).
>>
>> -- 
>> Adam
>>