v3.6

Change Log

New features:

• Show breakup of items with percentage applied and not applied.

Bug Fixes:

• Measured items not shown in abstract if total quantity is zero.

v3.5

Change Log

• Update to LuaLatex for rendering
• Global settings support
• Part rate statement support
• RA bill form support
• Support for percentage rate tenders
• Support for outside work recoveries

v3.4

Change Log

• Add option to generate final bill.
• Import from spreadsheet now support basic formulas.
• Interface improvements.
• Bug fixes.

v3.3

Changelog

• Drag and drop support
• Usability improvements
• Updated Libraries
• Bug fixes

Windows Installer: CMBAUTOMISER-WIN32-3-3-2.EXE

v3.2.2

Changelist

• Major interface improvements
• Added support for addition of text/certificate in the abstract.
• Added support for opening project files from the file manager.

Binary Builds

Windows 32bit: cmbautomiser-win32-3-2-2.exe

Bug fix release

Bug fixes

• All amounts are now rounded to two decimal places.
• Bug fixes for crashes

Version 3.1.0

Bug Fixes:
* Typo in CMB preamble
* Measurement abstarct not added when selection exists
* Wrong behaviour tracking unsaved changes
New features:
* Added support for multiline heading items
* Added support for exporting abstract and bill to xlsx
* Added progressbar for progress display

Version 3.0.0

CMB Automiser 3.0 has been released with numerous features and bug fixes. This version is a complete rewrite to support python 3 and brings along fully documented and re-factored code. The 2.x series is hereby discontinued and all future development will focus on the 3.x series.

NOTE: Version 3.0.x project files cannot be opened on version 2.x.x and vice versa.

Minor Bug Fix Release v2.2.1

• Fix bug: rate and qty not saved in schedule view.

Version 2.2.0

Major release with full support for importing schedule, recording measurements, custom measurement items, generation of bills, deviation statement.

Will be the last major release in the 2.x series and the last to support python 2.7. Issues with unicode and hackish project format has made it imperative to port project to python 3.x for future proofing. Development will now focus on the 3.x series.