JMRI 2.5.5

JMRI provides you with Java interfaces and sample implementations for controlling a model railroad layout from a personal computer.
JMRI is intended as a jumping-off point for hobbyists to build their own layout controls. Includes the DecoderPro and PanelPro applications.

Enhancements
- Ken Cameron fixed an error in the RobotThrottle demo script that happened when items didnt have user names.
- Dan Boudreau improved printing in operations: When printing locations, tracks now only show which rolling stock types are accepted; provide users the option to only print cars that have a valid location.
- Paul Bender fixed a problem when XPressNet simulator is starting up.
- Dan Boudreau updated some internal deprecated references.
- Fixed a problem preventing the "exclude" option in decoder definitions from working when "include" was also in use.
- Simon White added support for FindBugs to our software build process.
- Dan Boudreau updated the code to remove some Java 1.5 generics warnings.
- Paul Bender improved the consisting performance and added code to handle certain kinds of I/O errors.
- Jack Shall has updated the SoundTraxx Tsunami diesel definitions so that they now live in a single file, and share definitions of most CVs.
- Matt Harris fixed a bug in the startup code that could prevent JMRI applications from starting up on Windows.
- Paul Bender improved how the connection configuration dialog works.
- Peter Cressman fixed a problem with Conditional names.
- In the JMRI 2.5 series, the values of Memory objects are stored in panel files and restored when the file is reloaded. This version fixes a problem with replacing "empty" (null) values with a space character; in JMRI 2.5.5, empty values are restored as empty, not as a space character.
- You can now use "Internal" lights with more setups.
- Dick Bronson updated the signal icons for USS CTC machine schematic panels.
- Ken Cameron added a new "FileLogging.py" script, which logs sensor changes to a comma-separated-variable (CSV) for later examination.