A More Managed List Of Updates

Here's a list of commits and their explanations from BitBucket:

1. Fixed non-standard function calls
I believe it was only the ARP Poison Routing attack page that did this. It was referencing its own function for determining the interface's IP address and subnet mask instead of CAircrackUtilities's globally-used functions that do the same thing.
2. Allowed interfacing with outside forms (Discover Networks and Discover Hosts)
This allows programmers to auto-set certain fields before displaying a form. As the commit says, used mostly by Discover Networks and Discover Hosts. This is how the data "auto-populates" into a new form.
3. Deleted files
Naming convention on Replay/Inject Packets folder created two folders, "Replay" and "Inject Packets", which was inside of Replay. Changed to Replay-Inject Packets and deleted the old folders.
4. Added option for finding a row index by a column value (needed for Discover Networks)
Pretty self-explanatory. Finds a row index in a CTable by specifying a column and the value to search on.
5. GUI and back-end changes
Mainly for the main page and MAC Changer. For the main page, it no longer requires you to put an interface into monitor mode when launching Discover Networks. For MAC Changer, it removed the Permanent MAC and Permanent Manufacturer labels since BackTrack 5's version of MAC changer doesn't let you view the permanent information, just the current.
6. HUGE graphics and functionality overhaul on Discover Networks
And I mean HUGE. The clunky two-screen system with just the output of airodump-ng and filtered output from iwlist is gone. Replaced with two tables, one for networks and one for stations. You can right-click the networks or stations and send their data to other parts of the system. As the grayed-out options indicate, this screen isn't done yet, but to the point where it's usable.
7. Binaries update
The binaries to reflect the mentioned-above updates.