1.1 Critical Items

1.2 Known Limitations

1.3 Enhancements

1.3.1 "Start At" button available for all User Types

Operators can use the "Start At" command button to run a specific block of code, marked as entry points in ATLAS. This is now available even for the users that do not have the RTS debug license.

1.3.2 TpsServer & TpsServerLite co-class enhancements

Interface ITpsServerData provides 1 new enumeration, 3 new properties and implements 1 new method.

1. Enumeration RtsAxBlockContext

enum RtsAxRunBlockContext {

                  RUN_FROM_BLOCK                = 0,

                  RUN_THIS_BLOCK                = 1,

                  RUN_TOENDOFCURRENT_BLOCK      = 2,

} RtsAxRunBlockContext;

This enumeration controls the context in which an ATLAS Block of code can be executed by the RTS.

2. Ability to set Property Visible

This property controls if the RTS application window will be visible.

3. Ability to get and set Property RunBlockContext

This property controls the context in which an ATLAS Block of code is to be executed by the RTS. A client application can set this value to the enumeration RtsAxBlockContext described in (1) above.

4. Ability to get Property EntryBlocks

This property will return all the Entry block statements for a loaded ATLAS TPS. The returned VARIANT* is to be interpreted as a SafeArray (Array) of VT_I4 (integers), the integers being the statement numbers corresponding to the Entry block in ATLAS (if they exist).

5. Ability to call Method "HRESULT RunBlock([in] long lBlockId)"

This method will allow a client application to run a specific block (lBlockId being an integer value 1…n). The context used by the RTS to run the block is described in (3) above. A block can be run in a synchronous/asynchronous mode by setting the appropriate value for the "property Synchronous" (already available in earlier versions) of the TpsServer/TpsServerLite.

Note: For more details of the interface changes, please see the documentation for the TpsServer & TpsServerLite co-classes.

1.3.3 Improved RTS ERROR and WARNING display

RTS ERROR and WARNING messages displayed on the Station Display are now wrapped at 70 characters. This improves readability of these messages, without scrolling horizontally.

1.4 Problem Reports

1.4.1 PR06008

With older versions of RTS, for "exe" NAM’s, users could provide a NAM name length of total 16 characters (excluding ".exe"). However, with other enhancements provided, the NAM name length was reduced to total 12 characters + ".exe" for versions 1.28 and later. This has been corrected to restore the original length of total 16 characters (excluding ".exe") for "exe" NAM