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New Features in 9.3A
The recently released 9.3A version of Sunbelt Visual PL/B contains
several exciting new features. These features are designed with the
PL/B programmer in mind.
IDE:
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The Editor now supports outlining that
draws colored lines between the various code structure verbs such
as "IF", "ELSE", and "ENDIF". This feature allows the
programmer to quickly determine the scope of the structures and to
resolve structuring issues.
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Along with outlining, the Editor also supports code folding.
Simply click the horizontal section of the
outline and the code between the beginning and the end of the
structure will be removed from the screen. Clicking again will
allow the folded lines to be seen. A horizontal line is displayed
when code has been folded.
Designer:
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Alignment lines appear when drawing, sizing, or
moving objects to show the relation with other objects. The
lines are drawn from the top, center, bottom, left, middle, and
right of the objects. The lines appear while the mouse button
is down and disappear when the button is released.
The lines are easily configured
and be toggled on and off using a toolbar button.
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The toolboxes have been redesigned for both standard
and .Net controls to provide a consistent operation
and presentation. Three
styles of the toolboxes are available including the original
style. The style is selectable from the Options/Windows page.
The toolboxes support six unique methods for
placing objects on forms.
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Many new .Net controls have been added including a number
that have no visual component such as open and save dialogs.
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Support for multiple monitor configurations has been added and
includes logic to ensure the designer windows are visible in
all configurations.
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The object tree window has been redesigned to show more information
in less space.
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Click this link to view the complete release notes.
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Sunbelt Adds Profiling!
Included with the 9.1D release of the Sunbelt's PL/B for Windows,
you will find a new
tool to improve application performance - a program profiler.
No longer will you have to guess where your program is spending
time. With the profiler, you can measure its performance down to each
individual routine. Using a unique and simple hierarchial display,
large amounts of statistical information collected during a
profiling session are transformed into an easy to understand format
Sunbelt's Program Profiler ...
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displays total program execution time
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shows time spent in a particular called routine
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lists the number of times a routine was called
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is very simple to use
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is conviently packaged within the IDE
more...
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