There is one new PROP:
! Oracle Driver Properties
PROP:NullsInKeys EQUATE (7263H)
I think for the first time some equates have changed value (number). I can see it for the 2 font properties so the {Font,array} works, but I wonder why for others. Maybe it makes ranges that are easier to check for AS. I’ll have some changes to make in my Wnd Preview Class.
| Equate | Old | New | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| PROP:FontCharSet | 7A3Ah | 7C14h | Now Font,5 - Reuses Prop:RangeLow Prop:Range,# |
| PROP:CPI | 7C5Bh | 7C15h | Now Font,6 - Reuses Prop:RangeHigh |
| PROP:StatusFont | 0014h | 0016H | |
| - | |||
| Prop:Range | 7C14h | 7CE0h | Moved just above Sheet Props at 7CE2h |
| Prop:RangeLow | 7C14h | 7CE0h | Old 7C14h now PROP:FontCharSet |
| Prop:RangeHigh | 7C15h | 7CE1h | Old 7C15h now PROP:CPI |
| - | |||
| PROPLIST:MouseDownRow | 7C20h | 7ED0h | Other PROPLIST are 7E00h - 7E33h |
| PROPLIST:MouseMoveRow | 7C21h | 7ED1h | so new range makes sense |
| PROPLIST:MouseUpRow | 7C22h | 7ED2h | |
| PROPLIST:MouseDownField | 7C23h | 7ED3h | |
| PROPLIST:MouseMoveField | 7C24h | 7ED4h | |
| PROPLIST:MouseUpField | 7C25h | 7ED5h | |
| PROPLIST:MouseDownZone | 7C26h | 7ED6h | |
| PROPLIST:MouseMoveZone | 7C27h | 7ED7h | |
| PROPLIST:MouseUpZone | 7C28h | 7ED8h | |
| - | |||
| PROPLIST:Grid | 7C29h | 7ED9h | |
| PROPLIST:BarColor | 7C29h | 7ED9h | Same a Grid for compatibility with 1.5 |
| PROPLIST:DefHdrTextColor | 7C2Ah | 7EDAh | Text color in header |
| PROPLIST:DefHdrBackColor | 7C2Bh | 7EDBh | Background color in header |
| PROPLIST:HdrSortTextColor | 7C2Ch | 7EDCh | Text color in header of sort column |
| PROPLIST:HdrSortBackColor | 7C2Dh | 7EDDh | Background color in header of sort column |
| PROPLIST:SortTextColor | 7C2Eh | 7EDEh | Text color of sort column |
| PROPLIST:SortBackColor | 7C2Fh | 7EDFh | Background color of sort column |
| PROPLIST:HasSortColumn | 7C30h | 7EE0h | TRUE if sort column is supported - new v9 |
| PROPLIST:SortColumn | 7C31h | 7EE1h | Current sort column - new v9 |
Someone with 13729 could test the _C111_ symbol works with the new equate PROP:NullsInKeys
COMPILE('**END 11.1**', _C111_)
Message('New PROP:NullsInKeys = ' & PROP:NullsInKeys )
!end of COMPILE('**END 11.1**', _C111_)