General
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Delphi 7 support
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This version adds support for Borland Delphi 7


Error with saving customized views
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A bug originating in the Orpheus toolkit, which Sleuth QA Suite uses, broke
the ability to customize view layouts in Sleuth QA Suite 3.05. This has been
fixed.


CodeWatch
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Added support for CreateILockBytesOnHGlobal
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This version adds support for monitoring the OLE32 function
CreateILockBytesOnHGlobal. Previous versions would incorrectly report global
memory handle leaks when the mentioned function was used to release the
handles.


Parameters & Failures view not filtering correctly
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The 'No Arguments' view layout in the Parameters and Failures view would still
show arguments. Fixed.


StopWatch
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Bug when deleting a session which was currently displayed
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Loading two sessions for comparison and deleting one of them from the session
list while the comparison was shown could cause run-time errors. This has been
fixed.


Missing session entries when opening a project from the welcome screen
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When loading the previous project via the welcome dialog - as opposed to from
the most-recently used list, or File | Open Project - previous session entries
were not loaded. This has been fixed.


AV on close when loading a primary session after a profile
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An access violation could occur during shutdown when a new primary session was
loaded after a session had been run. This has been fixed.


TestExec
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New System.IsValidWindowHandle function
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A new function, IsValidWindowHandle, has been added to the built-in System
object. It takes one argument, hWnd. The return value is True if the argument
represents a valid window handle, False otherwise.

Example of use:

  ...
  wh_Button := System.FindProcessChildWindowByClass(ProcessID, wh_Form1, 'BUTTON');
  ...
  // some activity, which may destroy and recreates the control's handle
  ...
  if not System.IsValidWindowHandle(wh_Button) then
    wh_Button := System.FindProcessChildWindowByClass(ProcessID, wh_Form1, 'BUTTON');

  Robot.LeftControlClick(wh_Button, 10, 10);
  Robot.Go;
  ...