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In previous
versions of USoft Developer, the synchronization routine had to be
started or restarted manually by the developer. Because
synchronization in USoft Developer from version 5.0 onwards is
automatic, the Synchronize option no longer exists.
Upgrading to 5.1 and 5.2 is
fully transparent in this area. In spite of synchronization being
automated, your painted application should be identical to the way
you left it in the previous version.
Automatic synchronization is
much faster because it no longer inserts records in your ESI
repository. It does, however, require a slightly different way of
working.
It is no longer possible to
rename or delete classes created for you by the automatic
synchronize routine.
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To change the name of an Info Window class, change the Object
Name Plural as specified for the table in the Definer. The window
class is automatically renamed next time you open the Windows
Designer. |
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To change the name of a Related or Lookup Window class, change
the Related Window Name or Lookup Window Name as specified for the
relationship in the Definer. |
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To change the name of a subtype window, change the Object Name
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In previous versions of USoft
Developer it was possible to revert to a default (non-painted)
version of an info window by deleting the painted window class from
the Windows Designer catalog and then manually re-synchronizing it.
This way of working is no longer possible since USoft Developer
5.2, as you can no longer delete automatically synchronized window
classes. However,
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To get a "clean", non-painted window class, you can always use
the New Info Box option. |
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If you create a subclass of an automatically synchronized
window class before you start customizing it, you can always revert
to the "clean" non-customized superclass. |
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