Adobe Source Libraries 1.0.42

Adobe Source Libraries 1.0.42 provides you with a collection of C++ libraries which can build foundation technology to allow the construction of commercial applications by assembling generic algorithms through declarative descriptions. For those of you in the C++ development community. In it you will find a slew of free software that culminates in two libraries: Eve, a dialog auto-layout engine, and Adam, a command parameter modeling engine to manage the complex behaviors of modern-day dialogs. There's also an app called Adobe Begin which demonstrates the two technologies (currently for the Mac only). It is claimed in the library overview that the technology could solve as much as 40% of major Adobe application bugs (sic)! And now its available to the open source community for free!

Enhancements:

• Property model library Changed calculation logic so that when an interface cell is defined by a direct expression and by a relate clause, both expression are applied. Prior it was one or the other.
• Fixed issue introduced in 1.0.41 with incorrect poison set being calculated for invariants.
• Reworked invariant cells they now behave more like output cells and can be referred to in expressions.
• Updated the image_size example to demonstrate an ignored/disabled control (resample method when not resampling).
• Some 64 bit fixes and cleanup.
• Minor cleanup, performance improvements and bug fixes.