EiffelStudio 13.11 Releases
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EiffelStudio 13.11.x Releases
Beta download: ftp://beta:beta57@ftp.eiffel.com/13.11/
13.11.x.y (...)
New features
Improvements
Feature removed
Bug fixes
- vision2: Fixed issues with EV_RICH_TEXT on Windows which would crash if you make any selection. Improved the RTF parser to support non-standard RTF files.
User changes
Developer changes
13.11.9.2854 (July 2013 Sprint Release)
New features
library: Added bracket alias for {FUNCTION}.item (rev#92855).
Improvements
Feature removed
Bug fixes
- EiffelStudio: bug#18563 - Supported renaming of features used in qualified anchored types when refactoring code (rev#92744).
- compiler: bug#18167 - Avoided using attachment status of variables computed for a routine body when checking a postcondition (rev#92760).
- EiffelStudio: bug#16960 - Fixed an exception when showing an inherited class invariant with qualified anchored types (rev#92767).
- compiler: bug#15591 (test#attach106), bug#17302 (test#valid270) - Fixed an erroneous reporting of VUOT for object test locals when right-hand side of a binary expression using these locals has a validity error (rev#92769).
- compiler: bug#17693 (test#anchor061) - Avoided assertion violation when an assertion-enabled compiler is used to process feature that is no longer available for a formal generic because of renaming in the corresponding constraint (rev#92776).
- compiler: bug#18643 (test#attach107, test#attach102) - Fixed a bug that may lead to unreported VEVI errors for attributes not properly set by a creation procedure when compiled in complete void safety mode (rev#92835).
- base: Fixed EiffelBase in compatible mode so that one can link executable because it was still referencing some low level BIT runtime features that have now been removed.
