The TWAPI extension included in freeWrap has been updated to version 4.5.2.
Fixed a bug with the ::freewrap::makeZIP command where previous arguments to the command were included in the command line if the previous command line had more arguments than the new one.
Fixed a bug with the ::freewrap::makeZIP command. The return value when the command fails is now properly cleared of the previous results.
Updated freeWrap so that it mounts a freeWrap program package at /zvfs to be consistent with the file path specified in the _FWprogPack_init.txt file of the package.
Corrected the freeWrap makefile to prevent inclusion of two unneeded files at the top of the internal freeWrap virtual file system.
The included version of tcllib has been updated to tcllib 1.19.
The freeWrap application icon has been revised and now includes 10 different resolutions.
The binary distribution for Linux now contains only a 64-bit executable. (Who uses 32-bit Linux???)
Code changes were made to significantly improve the application startup time.
The freeWrap virtual file system mount point has been changed to /zvfs. That is, files included inside freeWrap all have a path starting with /zvfs (e.g., /zvfs/freewrap.tcl /zvfs/freewrapCmds.tcl)
Wrapping across operating systems has been corrected:
between 32-bit and 64-bit Linux
from Windows to Linux
Temporary file names used by freeWrap during the wrapping process have been modified to prevent possible collision with existing file names. This will prevent the possibility of overwriting of an existing file during wrapping.
The ::freewrap::makeZIP command can now be used more than once. Previously, the first usage of the command worked while subsequent use failed with an error.
Options have been added to the freeWrap command line that allow the user to control the amount of compression performed on the wrapped files. See the freeWrap documentation for details.
The tcllib package included in freeWrap has been updated to version 1.16 and is located at the virtual directory of /tcllib1.16.
The -i option can now be used to change the program icon when performing a cross-wrap with the -w option.
The behavior of wrapped scripts that generate fatal errors has been modified to better replicate the behavior of compiled applications.
The response of freeWrap, when run as a standalone shell, to fatal script errors has been modified to better replicate the behavior of the standard TCLSH and WISH shells.
Corrected a problem where applications containing more than 50 files could not be wrapped.