- Menu items starting with a tilde ("~") are displayed with COLOR 8 and without hotkeys highlighted. Clicking on them does nothing, but closes the menu.
- Edit menu is now context-aware. Cut, copy and clear are only enabled if there is a selection. Paste is only enabled if _CLIPBOARD$ is not empty.
- Fix updating the display after selecting an item in search history.
- Add the ability to click the search field and unselect/position the cursor (overrides previous double-click to erase behavior).
- Place cursor inside the help window when it's first invoked (allows for quick peek and ESC to close the help window).
- Allow ESC to close the dialog (named "Which?"), used to clarify the help context.
- Allow CTRL+UP or DOWN to scroll the window by one line at a time, without moving the cursor.
- Fix quick link feature (F2) to recognize FUNCTION names ending with single or multiple sigils.
- Fix external procedures being considered local and placed in front of program name.
- Allow the spacebar to work like ENTER when a button has focus.
- Improve textbox behavior: allow selection, delete selection, replace selection when typing.
- Preselect textbox contents if it's preset when dialog is invoked (Save as, Find and Change dialogs)
- Fix: an asterisk sign will be only added to the valid searchable characters in a listbox if the user is explicitly searching for it.
- Move the quick search field to the status area.
- Add Ctrl+F to set focus to quick search field.
- Add Ctrl+F3 shortcut to invoke the Find dialog.
- Add Alt+UP or DOWN to invoke the recent searches dropdown list, if the focus is on the quick search field.
- Show a contextual menu upon right-clicking on the text area. Includes the Edit menu options as well as contextual search and help.
- Add hovering to menus items.
- Adjust case of menu items (CTRL and Ctrl were being used interchangeably without a pattern).
A quick current SUB/FUNCTION check was added to complement the program title with a colon and said SUB/FUNCTION name, exactly like it was done in QB4.5, for quick reference. Doesn't add much of a burden to the overall performance since FUNCTION ide2 already updates the main window title every main LOOP anyway.
