Version 1.9
	- I switched from Slakware to RedHat.  This doesn't really matter to
		anyone, except those who used the included binary.
  - Added a feature, auto wrap in freeform areas.  The default is to add a
		newline when the input line (via selection only) reaches
		XMYSQL_WRAP_LENGTH (found in Xmysql_def.h).  I know this area needs some
		work and you may not like this feature, so I made the number larger 
		than you might want it to be.  Please recompile to suit your taste.  I 
		will be thinking more about this for a future upgrade.
  - Fixed a bug that was causing a core.
	- Now using Xforms 0.88.1 glibc (still listed as 0.88 glibc at source)
	  This should have fixed a problem with the browser in xforms truncating
		really long lines of data in the Results window.  I only had one bug 
		report on this, so most users probably never saw this.
  - Reformated the code via "indent" to make it cleaner to look at.
	- These changes were done by Monty, Thanks Monty
		- Changed to compile with MySQL 3.22.8
		- Added new MySQL types and keywords
		- Fixed some small bugs and removed compiler warnings
		- Allow one to login without a password
		- Some changes to the Makefile and Makefile.linux

Version 1.8
	- Changed the compile problem with mysql_real_connect.
	- Now using MySQL version 3.21.23b

Version 1.7
	- Changed the README installation instructions.  PLEASE READ
	- Now using MySQL version 3.21.14b
	- Now using Xforms version 0.88
	- Added a better looking (I think so) Results window header.
	- Fixed a bug with the scrolling header in the Results window.
	- Added a port and socket directory options for 3.21 compatibility.
	- Added new operators, etc. to better match mysql 3.21.
	- Added better connection error reporting, I hope.
	- Added the MySQL errno to most error reporting. 

Version 1.6
	- Now using mySQL version 3.20.29
	- Now using xforms version 0.88 (0.87.3 beta)
	- Added a scrolling column header to the Results window.  Now when the
	  Results window has many resultant rows, scrolling down will 
	  leave the column header in place.  As the Result window is
  	  scrolled horizontally, the column header will scroll also.
	- Worked on bugs reported by users.
	- Added mouse pointer change to a watch when required.  I also 
	  added a information message to the status line when a query is
	  is being run.  These changes were added so that the user will 
	  have some feedback when queries are being run. 
	- Made changes to the About window to add more info to reach me.
	- Updated the SQL help file to 0.95
	- Included the GNU license file into the distribution.
	
	NOTE: I no longer have access to Solaris 2.5, so I am not able
	      to provide a binary.
 
Version 1.5
	- Rewrote the logic for displaying results so now it is more
		reliable.
	- Fixed a typo in the README file.

Version 1.4
	- Added support for binary distributions of XmySQL.
		Add XMYSQL_XMPDIR and XMYSQL_HLPDIR environment variables
		to override the setting in the Makefile. 
		For example: The BASH or KSH would have:
			export XMYSQL_XMPDIR=/some/dir/to/xmysql/xpm/file
			export XMYSQL_HLPDIR=/some/dir/to/xmysql/help/file
		The CSH would have:
			setenv XMYSQL_XMPDIR /some/dir/to/xmysql/xpm/file
			setenv XMYSQL_HLPDIR /some/dir/to/xmysql/help/file
		
		NOTE: 	I will be adding binary distribution for Linux
			and Solaris 2.5 shortly to the XmySQL home page.
	- Added SQL help. The help file is from the official MySQL help
		document (version 0.80), chapter three. It was created
		from the HTML file and renamed "sqlhelp.txt". If you want
		to have your specific SQL help file, just name it 
		"sqlhelp.txt".
	- Added some Makefile notes. (IMPORTANT)
	- Added a feature that links the SQL help with a 
		query or admin. command.  When a SQL command
		is selected from the command list on either the SQL 
		or Table admin.	screen, the appropriate	SQL help 
		area will be displayed in the help window, if the help
		window is open.
		For example:  You select CREATE TABLE from the table admin.
			command list.  If the help window is open, the
			help text will scroll to the section on 
			CREATE TABLE.
	- Added a configure screen. The XmySQL command line options are still
		valid, but this allows the user to change the USER, PASSWORD,
		QLIMIT, and HOST after XmySQL has started. 

		NOTE:	The configuration is NOT saved in this version; I just
			don't know if I should go this route, any thoughts?
	- Added a special edit screen that for this version will allow inserts
		of new records into a table. This is how it works:

		Click on the "Table Field Definitions" window after a database
		and table have been selected.  A popup will appear, select
		"Insert record..." from the popup. A "Insert Record" dialog 
		will appear.  Add data, then press Submit.
		You can also select "Update record..." from the popup.  You 
		will be asked to supply a WHERE clause to find a record.  This
		WHERE clause will be used against the current table.  If more
		than one record is returned, the update will be aborted.
		NOTE: 	When performing an update, the Update dialog is closed
			after submitting the update.  This is make sure the
			where clause is specific to the data being seen. For
			inserting data, the Insert dialog is kept open so that
			new records can be entered using existing field data.
	- Made all table field displays 32 (NAME_LEN) in length. This change 
		was made to prevent bugs because of field name size. 

Version 1.3
	- Added about dialog, which can be accessed by clicking on the
		title widget on the main screen.
	- Added field headers to the Query Result dialog.
	- Added a tables list to the Admin. dialog.
	- Added the ability to save data in the Results dialog to a file.
		NOTE:  	This is done by resubmitting the last SQL statement
			with "INTO OUTFILE given_file_name".
	- Changed the Makefile so that the MySQL xpm file can be located
		via the Makefile, thanks to Nat Makarevitch for this idea
		and the diff to pull it off.
		NOTE:  The XPM_PATH must now be set in the Makefile.
	- Removed all compiler warning messages.
	- Changed the Makefile to allow installing XmySQL and the xpm file.
	- Changed the README file to include Makefile changes and a note 
		about Xforms and command line options for better color 
		support via Xforms.

Version 1.2
	- Added field headers in Table Field Definitions window.
	- Added support for all queries to end with a ';' so 
		that they can be used in both Batch and the SQL
		or Admin dialogs.
		NOTE: The Batch SQL dialog still uses the ';' to 
		mark the end of a batch query.
	- Added limited support for blobs.  Hopefully they won't
		cause a core dump :)
	- Fixed a bug that prevented NULL fields from being displayed
		properly. 
	- Fixed a bug introduced in version 1.1 within the freeform windows.
		It's still a minor problem, but I think the problem is within
		xforms.  I don't think there will be any noticeable  
		problem when used normally.  The remaining problem appears
		when the user moves the cursor up and does another insert
		from one of the lists.  The insert works fine, but the cursor
		jumps back to its previous pre-entry position.  No matter 
		what I do, the xforms routine to set the cursor position
		doesn't want to work correctly in the north/south direction.
		I am going to go after this, but for now...  :(

Version 1.1
	- Bug fixes (segv, etc.).
	- Made a fix for finding the mysql.xpm file.
	- Made a fix to protect the SQL Query and Quick Select buttons
		when a database is selected.  This will reset the gui.
	- Made a fix so the freeform windows will insert at the current
		cursor position.
	- Purified the code.
	- Made Solaris and Linux Makefiles.
	- Made some minor changes to command list in SQL dialog.
	- Added "Rows Affected" in Results dialog.
	- Added new command line options. All are optional! 
		-host -user -password -qlimit
		ex: xmysql -host localhost -user rick -password mehalick
		NOTE: the strings "rick" and "mehalick" are passed
		to mysql_connect() as is.
		You can use -qlimit to limit the number of rows returned
		from a Quick Select *.
	- Changed Batch SQL dialog for better selection of queries.
		See the test.batch file for an example, but each
		batch should end with a ';' so that selecting 
		the first line of a batch will automatically
		select up to the ';'.
	- Added a font selection button on the Results dialog.
	- Added underline to results displayed in Results dialog.
	- Added DATETIME, DATE, and TIME to data types in Table Admin.
	- Added a status widget for common error displays.  This will
		elliminate those nasty popup dialog error messages.
	- Provided smarter use of when the Results dialog will be opened.
	- Added a Tables list to the SQL Query dialog.  This allows the
		use of more than one table in a query.  When a field is
		selected, the table is prepended to the field, for example:
			table.field
	- Added CHANGES file to the distribution.
	- Added TODO file to the distribution.
	- Added BUGS file to the distribution.
	- Updated the README file.
	
Initial Release - XmySQL Version 1.0








