IcePick Version 4.5.7 of 6th September 2006 by White Lab Consulting
ÒItÕs not just another MacApp resource editorÉÓ

IcePick 4.5 has been carbonized with the support of the MacApp R15.1.1+ framework.

Version History

4.5.7
Fixed bug where an extra drag drop behavior was added to the output of the De-Rez window
Added support for data fork resource files

4.5.6
Fixed bug where a view would fail to open if using a TTabber behavior
Fixed bug where a view would fail to open if the root view had a TSizer behavior attached to it
Fixed bug where a view would fail to open if TSizer behavior had an incorrect target view specified
Fixed bug in the De-Rez window to recognize the standard dialog behavior signature
Fixed bug in the De-Rez window to use the behavior signature instead of the identifier to determine the behavior type
Fixed bug in the De-Rez window which sometimes caused a parse error when reading views with CLSS data

4.5.5
Fixed bug when drawing a new view the feedback rectangle was drawn in the wrong place in the window
Fixed bug which prevented the user from resizing the view by the view outline handle
Fixed bug which caused the TRadio initial state to not be saved when a subview of a TCluster
Fixed bug which allowed the user to crash the app by double-clicking on the 'No views exist for this document' line in the View Viewer grid view.

4.5.4
Fixed bug which caused the TRadio initial state to not be saved
Fixed bug when changing a TPopup MENU id from a dynamic menu to an actual MENU id would cause a MENU id of 0 to be saved

4.5.3
Fixed bug when saving view string resources with 'Never Delete Strings' enabled which caused the previous string values to be lost
Fixed bug when changing a TPopup MENU id to another MENU id would display a MENU id of 0

4.5.2
Fixed bug when changing a TPopup MENU id without the Worksheet window open
Fixed bug when changing a TPopup MENU id to a non-existent MENU id would display the dynamic MENU id

4.5.1
Fixed bug when duplicating resource in the View Viewer window
Stopped saving Dim Adorner for TControl views

4.5
First release that runs on Mac OS X

Known problems
If strings seem to be disappearing from views, make sure the 'Never Delete Strings' menu item in the Options Menu is checked.
In the Hierarchy window, any TControl view will show a Dim Adorner if the view's Hilite state is false. The Dim adorner will not be saved in the view resource because it is created automatically by MacApp based on the view's Hilite state.