Directory Opus 12.20.8 (Beta)

Directory Opus 12.20.8 (beta) is now available for all Opus 12 users.

This is a preliminary, beta release. Translations may not be fully up-to-date and some English text may appear in non-English versions.

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Changes since 12.20.7:

Fixed icons in some dialogs getting clipped slightly at 125% DPI scaling.
 

Made some changes to hopefully prevent files sometimes being deselected when they are modified by the Image Conversion command.
 

The GetSizes progress dialog now enables the Skip button, allowing the current folder to be skipped but the rest of the calculation to continue
 

Fixed crash introduced in previous beta if you assigned a shared, stretched image to a docked toolbar.

Listview controls in script dialogs can now have their items displayed in groups:

• The Control object has new methods for managing groups:
   
  • AddGroup(name, id, flags) - id must be numeric, 1 or greater. flags "c" - collapsible, "d" - collapsed.
  • RemoveGroup(id) - remove group
  • GetGroupById(id) - returns a DialogListGroup object
  • EnableGroupView(fEnable) - enable/disable group view
    
• The DialogListItem object has new group property; returns or sets group ID the item is in.
   
• New DialogListGroup object, returned by Control.GetGroupById method.
   
  • Has properties: id, name, expanded

Other scripting changes:

• The bg and fg properties for the Control object now work for listview controls as well.
   
• Added Control.textbg property for listview controls to set the text background color.
   
• The DialogListItem script object now supports fg, bg, and style properties, allowing text and background color, and text styles, to be set on a per-item basis.
   
• The DialogListItem object has a new disabled property that lets listview items be individually disabled. When disabled, they're not able to be selected, right-clicked or double-clicked.
   
• Added the want_close property for the script Dialog object. If set to true, clicking the close button on a script dialog will generate a close event. It's up to the script to close the dialog using the EndDlg() method.