Beta 6
Bulk Editor
- Improved performance for Bulk Editor when releasing to UBIK environment
- Several bugfixes regarding saving and merging, especially for content instances and project models
Known issues
- Multilanguage property values are not resolved
- Geo data changes do not visually mark an instance as changed (saving works though)
- References do not verify their target types when set
- Sorting only works correct for string and numeric values
Beta 5
General
- (Re-)Added GeoData support
- Mass instance editing ("Bulk Editor")
Bulk Editor
- Fixed loading and threading issues
- Full worksheet functionality including situation generation and storing in project
- Cancelable background loading of content
- Sorting, grouping and filtering
- Selective list support
- Units support
- String, Double, Int, Geo and reference data support
- Drag&Drop support for references
- New instance creation support
Known issues
- Multilanguage property values are not resolved
- Geo data changes do not visually mark an instance as changed (saving works though)
- References do not verify their target types when set
- Sorting only works correct for string and numeric values
- Using project models with the bulk editor doesn't work well
- Multiple instances with the same name are problematic
- Property cells with selective lists aren't displayed correctly in some scenarios (after merging etc.)
- App Graph is buggy at least in some cases
Until Beta 5
- Graphical Meta-modelling ("Inheritance Graph")
- Graphical Application-modelling ("Application Graph")
- Re-engineering of existing UBIK data models
Inheritance Graph
- Import of Meta-models from Excel templates
- Import of Meta-models from Comos
Known issues
- Re-ording of MetaProperties is still buggy
Application Graph
- Import of complete applications from Excel templates
Known issues
- Every cell in the first row of the Excel template has to be unique
- Generated applications always use Reference View Items, Relation View Items are not supported yet
- Resolving existing UBIK Applications can be very computing intense