
We're excited to announce the release of ObjectDatabase++ version 4.7, featuring support for nested sub-tables - highly anticipated update. Additionally, the GUI Editor now provides clearer field offset options and supports pragma pack settings, allowing users to select between default Windows 64-bit and Linux configurations. These enhancements offer greater control over table schema design and enable updates to data schema of nested sub-tables. Looking ahead, we plan to introduce multi-level indexes for accessing the data within nested sub-tables, which is currently still in development.
With the updated release of TScript v1.11, in an effort to remove the ambiguity of the two use cases of the "if...else" keywords, we have introduced the "on...else" keywords to hand the error control of the execution. The "on...else" keywords implement similar functionality as the "try{} catch(){}" operators, but have a similar execution as an "if...else" operation, where you can change the execution path of your tscript code depending on the success or failure of the called methods.
With the release of ObjectDatabase++ version 4.6, we have introduced a number of new table parameters, which allow users to get the total count of objects within the table. This change requires users to go through the table upgrade process. We have also taken the opportunity to modify the table schema to include field totals as well as the field count. This will allow for future expansion of the sub-table field to also include sub-tables.
Since COVID has been and gone, maybe now is the right time to update this website? IDK, I just have so much other stuff to do. How many of you guys want this site to be responsive? I mean, when I originally built this site, handhelds where not a thing, CSS 3 didn't exist, and I only had to deal with 15-17 inch CRT monitors. It's so embarrassing long ago.
Google is still not really sending people here, and I don't know if a redesigned of this site would help that at all. I think Google would say it would, but they say so much that doesn't pan out. Like the claim that the speed of the website will a difference to the ranking. It's been my experience, that the more money you give Google, the more wonders will come your way.
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