What's new in Jigloo 3.8.2

Mainly a bug-fix release, but with a few new features - setting tab order for Swing containers.

Setting tab order in Swing Containers It is now possible to set the tab order for Swing Containers by selecting the children of the Composite in the desired order. (The "tab order" is the order in which the components will obtain focus when hitting the TAB key to move between components). First, click on the "focusTraversalPolicy" property of the selected Composite in the "GUI Properties" view (this property may be in the "Hidden" category - you can right click on it and move it to the "Basic" category) and click on the editor button to display a popup dialog with instructions and "Apply", "Clear" and "Cancel" buttons. Then click on the children of the container in the order you wish them to be in the tab list. The little green boxes will display numbers indicating the order. If you make a mistake, hit the "Clear" button. When the order is correct, hit the "Apply" button and the changes will be applied to the code. Jigloo will create a new class (com.cloudgarden.resource.ArrayFocusTraversalPolicy) in your project when it sets the tab order. Useability and Bug fixes: When SHIFT is held down, after adding a component from the component palette, then you will be able to add another component of the same type without going back to the palette. Eg, if you add a button, release the mouse, then press SHIFT, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and if you click with the mouse again a new button will be added to the form. HeadlessException thrown sometimes for Swing GUIs - fixed Code sometimes inserted at wrong position - fixed Problem parsing code like "button.setText(Resource.getText("button.text"))" - fixed Problem with Jigloo interfering with fast-views - fixed Swing compound border not recognized - fixed Problem with SWT_AWT rendering and generated code - fixed