[Omd-dev] Wow!

[Dave <mi...@co...>]

Hello again, everyone!

Amazing as it might seem, there's finally a new release of the OMD Java =
Framework and DeckMentor, the deck editor based on the framework and the =
OMD standards that have been laid out so far.  Release 1.6 includes some =
important fixes and upgrades, but for the most part it's transparent to =
the user.  For those paying close attention, yes, we did skip a release =
number (1.5).  This is because I had a version ready to go, but for =
various reasons never got it to SourceForge.  You can find the new =
version at the top of our release page at =
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D9618 , and you =
can get to the full release notes from there (or from the zip file =
itself).  But for those of you desperate to know, here they are:

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Relase Notes, Deck Mentor V1.6
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* Upgraded shuffling in Goldfish feature.  Now it acts really random!
    (Note: this is both good and bad )

* Various performance improvements.

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Relase Notes, OMD Java Framework V1.6
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* Upgraded shuffling in Goldfish feature.  Now it acts really random!
    (Note: this is both good and bad )

* Updated parsers to use new, standardized jaxp1.1 and crimson libraries

* Updated Card.toString() for improved speed and efficiency -- it shows =
in many surprising ways.

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Relase Notes, Deck Mentor V1.5=20
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note: never officially released

* Fixed a threading bug in the filtering progress tracker that could =
cause program hangs

* Probably some little bugs I forgot I fixed.

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Relase Notes, OMD Java Framework V1.5
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* Changed classes using sun parser packages to use the newer, =
standardized javax, crimson, and w3c packages.

* Fixed a threading bug in the progress tracker and swing worker that =
could cause program hangs.

* Probably some little bugs I forgot I fixed.

Enjoy, and I hope this helps you build that new killer deck for the =
PTQ's!

--David Hibbs