[Gambas-devel-svn] SF.net SVN: gambas: [674] 2.0/trunk

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Revision: 674
          http://gambas.svn.sourceforge.net/gambas/?rev=674&view=rev
Author:   gambas
Date:     2007-09-28 05:42:53 -0700 (Fri, 28 Sep 2007)

Log Message:
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[DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT]
* NEW: The Balloons came back in the project creation dialog.

[INTERPRETER]
* BUG: Adds GB.ExistClassLocal() and GB.FindClassLocal() to the Gambas API
  to fix the bug on Eval().
  
[GB.EVAL]
* BUG: Eval() loads classes correctly now. This fixes, for example, the 
  pending bug where the evaluation of a public module variable returns an 
  incorrect value.

[GB.QT]
* NEW: You can open again a non-modal window even if a modal window is 
  displayed. The newly opened windows are non-modal for the last opened
  modal window, but keep being modal for the other windows opened before.
* NEW: Window modality is managed the same way in gb.gtk and gb.qt.

[GB.GTK]
* BUG: Some fixes in GridView mouse click management.
* BUG: The last column width is correctly updated now.
* NEW: Window modality is managed the same way as in gb.qt now.
* BUG: Some fixes in Window life cycle.

Modified Paths:
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    2.0/trunk/app/src/gambas2/FCreateProject.class
    2.0/trunk/app/src/gambas2/FDebugExpr.class
    2.0/trunk/gb.gtk/src/CWindow.cpp
    2.0/trunk/gb.gtk/src/CWindow.h
    2.0/trunk/gb.gtk/src/ggridview.cpp
    2.0/trunk/gb.gtk/src/gmainwindow.cpp
    2.0/trunk/gb.gtk/src/gmainwindow.h
    2.0/trunk/gb.gtk/src/gmenu.cpp
    2.0/trunk/gb.gtk/src/tablerender.cpp
    2.0/trunk/gb.qt/src/CWindow.cpp
    2.0/trunk/gb.qt/src/CWindow.h
    2.0/trunk/gb.qte/src/ext/Makefile.am
    2.0/trunk/main/gbx/gbx_api.c
    2.0/trunk/main/gbx/gbx_api.h
    2.0/trunk/main/gbx/gbx_class.c
    2.0/trunk/main/gbx/gbx_debug.c
    2.0/trunk/main/gbx/gbx_debug.h
    2.0/trunk/main/lib/eval/eval.c
    2.0/trunk/main/lib/eval/eval.h
    2.0/trunk/main/lib/eval/eval_trans_expr.c
    2.0/trunk/main/share/gambas.h


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