ATF 3.10 RELEASED

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Authoring Tools Framework (ATF) is in maintenance mode, with only bug fixes and minor client-requested features being put in by Sony Computer Entertainment's Worldwide Studios. Our open source users are encouraged to contribute on GitHub.

Top New Features

• WPF Property Editor – this is a small new sample application designed to demonstrate the use of Windows Presentation Foundation and ATF's two-column property editor, Sce.Atf.Wpf.Controls.PropertyEditing.PropertyGridView. See the ReadMe.txt in the project file.
  
• LocalizableStringExtractor – this tool for extracting localizable strings from source code now supports Windows Presentation Foundation's XAML files.
  

Breaking Changes

• TimelineRenderer: the method PrioritizeHits() now has two additional parameters that allow this method to know the picking rectangle that was used and to know the bounding rectangles of all timeline objects. This change solves the problem where the user might pick a timeline interval that is very close to another timeline interval and the wrong interval could be chosen by PrioritizeHits(). This is a minor breaking change. If a client has overridden this protected virtual method, then please add the two parameters and then ignore them.
  
• The User32.SendMessage() overloaded method that returns a 'uint' has been marked as obsolete because for some Windows messages, the return value will not fit in 32 bits. Please use the other SendMessage overload that uses IntPtr for its parameters and return value. You can use the IntPtr cast to convert an integer to an IntPtr.
  
• The Atf.Gui.OpenGL project now only targets the x86 processor. Previously it was AnyCPU but in reality it could only run on x86 due to a dependency on the third-party DDSUtil which is x86.
  

There are many fixes and improvements. You can read the full release notes and download the latest release on GitHub.