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Several interesting evolutions and corrections in this new version: | Several interesting evolutions and corrections in this new version: | ||
== | == Native Java options when lauching a process == | ||
Previously, it was only possible to launch a process as via the [{{PathCurrentJavaDoc}}/fr/cnes/genius/threads/GJavaCommandLauncher.html GJavaCommandLauncher] class only by specifying the runnable class name and its arguments. Now, there is a new argument allowing to call for native Java options (as heap space size) | Previously, it was only possible to launch a process as via the [{{PathCurrentJavaDoc}}/fr/cnes/genius/threads/GJavaCommandLauncher.html GJavaCommandLauncher] class only by specifying the runnable class name and its arguments. Now, there is a new argument allowing to call for native Java options (as heap space size) | ||
== New GEntryFileName widget == | |||
A new widget ([{{PathCurrentJavaDoc}}/fr/cnes/genius/highLevel/GEntryFileName.html GEntryFileName]) allowing to enter a file name is now available. It consists in: | |||
* a text field where it is possible to enter directly the name but it will verify if the file exists and, if it is not the case, will send an error status | |||
* a button to launch a browser where to search the file | |||
* a specific mechanism to display the relative or the absolute path name. | |||
== Anomaly corrections == | == Anomaly corrections == | ||
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Version du 21 octobre 2024 à 13:00
Several interesting evolutions and corrections in this new version:
Native Java options when lauching a process
Previously, it was only possible to launch a process as via the GJavaCommandLauncher class only by specifying the runnable class name and its arguments. Now, there is a new argument allowing to call for native Java options (as heap space size)
New GEntryFileName widget
A new widget (GEntryFileName) allowing to enter a file name is now available. It consists in:
- a text field where it is possible to enter directly the name but it will verify if the file exists and, if it is not the case, will send an error status
- a button to launch a browser where to search the file
- a specific mechanism to display the relative or the absolute path name.
Anomaly corrections
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