What's New in CSPro 7.5?

• On Android devices it is possible to record and play audio in two modes: interactive mode, with the enumerator able to control the recording; and background mode, with the recording controlled by logic functions using the new audio object.
• Listing files can now be written as comma-separated values (CSV) or CSPro data files. Traditional listing files in text format are still supported.

• The csentry directory on Android has moved. For new installations the csentry directory will be located at:
  <external storage>/Android/data/gov.census.cspro.csentry/files/csentry
  
  If you are upgrading from an earlier version of CSEntry, the csentry directory will remain at:
  <external storage>/csentry
  
  This change is required to support the more stringent security requirements introduced in the latest versions of Android.

• A new object, audio, that allows for recording or playing audio. It has the functions: clear, concat, length, load, play, record, recordInteractive, save, and stop.
• A new object, hashmap, that facilitates storage of numbers or strings in an associative array. It has the functions: clear, contains, getKeys, length, and remove.
• A new function, syncparadata, similar in behavior to syncdata, allows for the syncing of paradata between devices over Bluetooth, or between a device and a CSWeb, Dropbox, or FTP server.
• A new function, replace, returns a string with one of more instances of a substring replaced with new text.
• A new function, encode, escapes special characters to facilitate writing to HTML or CSV files, or encodes characters when writing out URIs or URI components.
• A new namespace, path, has functions for interacting with file paths: path.concat, path.getDirectoryName, path.getExtension, path.getFileName, and path.getFileNameWithoutExtension.
• User-defined functions now support optional parameters as well as passing numeric and string values by reference.
• Conditional compilation of logic is now possible due to the addition of a logic preprocessor.
• New functions for list objects: list.removeDuplicates removes duplicate values; list.removeIn removes values specified in an in list; and list.sort sorts a list.
• The list.show and valueset.show functions work with string lists and string value sets.
• The valueset.randomize function is a new way to randomize value sets (which previously could be done using randomizevs). These value set randomizations now obey any seed value provided using the seed function.
• The valueset.sort function sorts the order of entries in the value set by either label or code.
• The randomin function now accepts non-integer values in the input in list.
• New numeric and string variables can be declared inline in the recode statement's destination variables section.
• A new callback function, OnSystemMessage, provides a way to override the displaying of system error messages.
• It is possible to check a value against all special values using the code special in an in list (which are also used by recode and when statements).
• Lists can also be used as inputs of an in list.
• The loadsetting and savesetting functions accepts numeric values as part of the attribute-value pair.
• The hash function accepts numeric values as inputs.

• The Deploy Application tool has options to refresh all files or all data entry applications within a folder.

• CSWeb can convert case data to MySQL/MariaDB relational tables using a command line process, allowing for more dynamic reporting.