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PageDiff 1.4
This provides webmasters with a simple page compare application. more>>
Usage:
After installation you will have to:
- Right click on a page & select Start DIFF
- Go to the page which you want to compare
- Right click & select Show DIFF.
Major Features:
Navigation tool to navigate across differences.
- |< to show the first difference if any
- < to show the previous difference
- > to show the next difference available
- >| to show the last difference and
- to show the line difference between selected lines.
Diffly 0.8.0
Diffly - browse a Subversion working copy and see all the changes, across all the files more>>
Despite my inept UI design skills Cocoa allowed me to come up with something that works pretty well and, for the most part, looks quite good. Ill try and improve the look & feel in future versions.
Diffly is designed to make it easy to browse a Subversion working copy and see all the changes, across all the files.
You can filter out files you dont care about (e.g. externals) and sticky-select files for checking in. When it comes time to check in its easy to review the changes for the files you are working with and assemble a detailed commit message and check-in.
Diffly does not attempt to be a general Subversion GUI but is, instead, streamlined to make the process of browsing and committing simple, logical, and fast. It makes a good complement to a more sophisticated, but less focused, client like SvnX. I use Diffly and SvnX together but for my day-to-day work I prefer Diffly.
Main features:
- Focused around core developer workflow.
- Browse changes across an entire working copy within an integrated browser interface.
- Convenient for selecting files, browsing, creating a detailed check-in message, then committing.
- See changes in a customizable web view.
- Filters to see what you want to see: show/hide folders, externals, and unversioned files, ...
- Quick open files in FileMerge for more context.
- Jump directly from any change to its file location in TextMate
- Command line integration: diffly (I invoke it from TextMate)
- Open multiple working copies simultaneously. Remembers open browsers between invocations.
- Native MacOSX Aqua interface.
- Automatic updates using the Sparkle framework.
Enhancements:
Bug fixes:
- Fixed bug with changing svn path and stylesheet preferences
- No longer opens a copy of FileMerge for each file (thanks to Neill Bogie for the fix)
- Now issues "--diff-cmd diff" to avoid conflict with user subversion config (thanks to Benoit Gagnon for the fix)
Improvements:
- Stylesheet default font size set to 9pt (no so huge!!)
- Preserve selected items across refresh
- Will prompt with the prefs panel if the svn path is wrong at startup
- Status items get refreshed properly
DiffnPatch 1.4
GUI for the diff text comparison function. more>>
BinDiff 1.1.3
BinDiff - Cross-platform diff utility for binary files more>>
An example: you could use BinDiff when you regularly have to send updates of a large file over some communications line: instead of sending a complete update each time, you could send the complete file only once, and after that you could create a diff file between the original file and the updated file.
At the receiving side, this diff file can be used to create the updated file from the original file.
Creating a diff file is quite processor- and memory intensive. On the other hand, using a diff file to create the updated file is a very lightweight and fast process.
diff2html 0.7
Compare the colors of two files more>> Compare the colors of two files
diff2html is a free and open source bash script that uses the output from diff(1) to create a HTML file with color comparison of file1 to file2.
The HTML file (optionally) formats using CSS. Hyperlinks are provided to jump to the changed lines.
Enhancements
- This release is 2 orders of magnitude faster than the last release! It now uses binary searches of the addition/change/deletion arrays to provide much needed performance improvement. Also fixes a bug to allow file names with spaces.
DiffMerge 3.3
DiffMerge comes as a comprehensible and user-friendly application that can be used to visually compare and merge files. more>>
DiffMerge 3.3 comes as a comprehensible and user-friendly application that can be used to visually compare and merge files.
Major Features:
- Diff. Graphically shows the changes between two files. Includes intra-line highlighting and full support for editing. Merge. Graphically shows the changes between 3 files. Allows automatic merging (when safe to do so) and full control over editing the resulting file.
- Folder Diff. Performs a side-by-side comparison of 2 folders, showing which files are only present in one file or the other, as well as file pairs which are identical or different.
- Configurable. Rulesets and options provide for customized appearance and behavior.
- International. Compatible with 42 different character encodings.
- Folder Window Equivalence Mode
- Added support for Fedora Linux
- When the /result option is used, DiffMerge now exits with an exit status that reflects the state of the merge (MERGE-RESOLVED, MERGE-ABORTED, ERROR, etc.).
- Added support for saving the contents of a Folder Window to a file. This creates a UTF-8 CSV containing the rows currently displayed in the window (respecting the various Show/Hide toolbar buttons).
- Support for Explorer Integration (EI) on 64 bit Windows XP and Vista. DiffMerge is still a 32 bit application and runs on 32 and 64 bit systems. However, the EI DLL which hooks into Windows Explorer must be the same bit-ness as the platform. This release contains 2 versions of the DLL.
Main features: - Diff. Graphically shows the changes between two files. Includes intra-line highlighting and full support for editing. - Merge. Graphically shows the changes between 3 filesDiffFrontend 1.1
DiffFrontend comes to users as a functional and creative utility for Mac OS X which compares two files and determines if they are exactly the same, or prints out how the files differ if they are not the same. more>>
DiffFrontend 1.1 comes to users as a functional and creative utility for Mac OS X which compares two files and determines if they are exactly the same, or prints out how the files differ if they are not the same. DiffFrontend is a Cocoa frontend to the unix "diff" utility. The unix "diff" utility compares files and reports differences. DiffFrontend is an easy to use version of diff.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.1 or higher
- "BSD Subsystem" package
Diff'npatch 1.4.1
Diffnpatch is designed as an easy to use port to the Macintosh of the GNU diff, patch and cmp utilities. more>>
Diff'npatch 1.4.1 is designed as an easy to use port to the Macintosh of the GNU 'diff', 'patch' and 'cmp' utilities.
Major Features:
- It lets you compare and find differences between two files or folders, collate two files, generate diffs in various formats (normal, context, unidiff, etc.), apply patches, compare files byte by byte.
- It can handle any type of line endings (mac, unix or windows): Macintosh files have 'cr' line endings, Unix files have 'lf' line endings and Windows files have 'crlf' line endings. By default Diff'nPatch is able to guess the type of the files to compare. You can also specify this type explicitly.
- With Diff'nPatch, you can collate two text files: they are displayed in a special "collate window" in two adjacent frames and you can browse through the differences, apply a difference from one file to the other, save the files, etc. Use the two buttons with a curved arrow to apply a diff from the old to the new file or from the new to the old one. If you press the option key while clicking on one of these buttons, then all diffs will be applied (a dialog asks you to confirm). To go from one diff to the other, you can use the slider or the navigation keys of your keyboard. Note that the separator between the two adjacent panels is moveable: just grab it with the mouse cursor.
- You can also apply a patch, that is to say apply a file previously generated by 'diff' to an old file to restitute the new one. This is done in the 'patch' window which lets you specify a certain number of options.
- There is also a command which lets you compare files (text or binary) byte by byte. Diff'nPatch is entirely scriptable with AppleScript. More than 30 options. Various parameters can be customized via preferences.
Requirements:
- Mac OS 9 or higheror
- Mac OS X 10.0 or higher
SourceGear DiffMerge 3.3.0
SourceGear DiffMerge illustrates the changes between two files, containing intra-line highlighting and absolute support for editing. more>>
SourceGear DiffMerge 3.3.0 illustrates the changes between 3 files.
Major Features:
- Diff. Graphically shows the changes between 3 files. Allows automatic merging (when safe to do so) and full control over editing the resulting file.
- Folder Diff. Performs a side-by-side comparison of 2 folders, showing which files are only present in one file or the other, as
Diakonos 0.8.8
Customizable, usable console-based text editor more>> Customizable, usable console-based text editor
Diakonos is a free and open source customizable, usable console-based text editor.
Diakonos was developed with the intention of being easier to configure and use than emacs, more powerful than pico and nano, and not as cryptic as vi or ex.
NOTE: To install Diakonos on you will have to open a Terminal window, navigate to the directory where you have downloaded the Diakonos gem and enter the following command (without the quotes): "sudo gem install diakonos".
Main features:
- scripting in any language
- macro recording and playback
- multi-element clipboard
- multi-level undo
- parsed ("smart") indentation
- customizable multilingual syntax highlighting, with support for embedded languages (e.g. PHP, eRuby, Javascript)
- bookmarking, named and unnamed
- regular expression searching
- a customizable status line
- limited ctags support
- hooks
System requirements:
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Enhancements
- New installation and uninstallation method: tarball + install.rb.
- Added configuration setting inheritance.
- Added block selection mode (Alt-Shift-M B; Alt-Shift-M N).
- Added line numbering settings.
- Added spawn function.
- Added go_block_previous, go_block_next (Ctrl-PageUp, Ctrl-PageDown).
- Added go_block_outer, go_block_inner (Alt-PageUp, Alt-PageDown).
- "Remove word" functionality (Ctrl-W) added to readline.
- Added find.show_context_after setting.
- Added view.column_markers.
- Added lang.____.indent.not_indented setting.
- Introduced $d shell variable: current buffers directory.
- $f and $d now expand to absolute paths.
- delete_to and delete_to_and_from can now operate over multiple lines.
- delete_to_and_from can now delete between matching brackets.
- Added git diff (F9).
- Ruby 1.9 support smoothed out. Ruby 1.8 support being deprecated.
- Support for non-ASCII encodings tentatively confirmed.
- Several bugs fixed.
- Help files updated.
MediaWiki 1.15
Collaborative editing software that runs Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, and other projects. MediaWiki is an extremely powerful, scaleable software and a feature-rich wiki implementation, that uses more>> Collaborative editing software that runs Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, and other projects.
MediaWiki is an extremely powerful, scaleable software and a feature-rich wiki implementation, that uses PHP to process and display data stored in its MySQL database.
MediaWiki is designed to handle a large number of users and pages without imposing too rigid a structure or workflow. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
Pages use MediaWikis wikitext format, so that users without knowledge of XHTML or CSS can edit them easily.
When a user submits an edit to a page, MediaWiki writes it to the database, but without deleting the previous versions of the page, thus allowing easy reverts in case of vandalism or spamming.
MediaWiki can manage image and multimedia files, too, which are stored in the filesystem. For large wikis with lots of users, MediaWiki supports caching and can be easily coupled with Squid proxy server software.
System requirements:
- PHP 5 (5.1 recommended). PHP 4 is no longer supported.
- MySQL 3.23.x is no longer supported; some older hosts may need to upgrade. At this time we still recommend 4.0, but 4.1/5.0 will work fine in most cases.
- Apache
Enhancements
- Removed category redirect feature, implementation was incomplete.
- (bug 18846) Remove update_password_format(), unnecessary, destroys all passwords if a wiki with $wgPasswordSalt=false is upgraded with the web installer.
- (bug 19127) Documentation warning for PostgreSQL users who run update.php: use the same user in AdminSettings.php as in LocalSettings.php.
- Fixed possible web invocation of some maintenance scripts, due to the use of include() instead of require(). A full exploit would require a very strange web server configuration.
- Localisation updates.
Configuration changes:
- Added $wgNewPasswordExpiry, to specify an expiry time (in seconds) to temporary passwords
- Added $wgUseTwoButtonsSearchForm to choose the Search form behavior/look
- Added $wgNoFollowDomainExceptions to allow exempting particular domain names from rel="nofollow" on external links
- (bug 12970) Brought back $wgUseImageResize.
- Added $wgRedirectOnLogin to allow specifying a specifc page to redirect users to upon logging in (ex: "Main Page")
- Add $wgExportFromNamespaces for enabling/disabling the "export all from namespace" option (disabled by default)
New features:
- (bug 2242) Add an expiry time to temporary passwords
- (bug 9947) Add PROTECTIONLEVEL parser function to return the protection level for the current page for a given action
- (bug 17002) Add &minor= and ?mary= as parameters in the url when editing, to automatically add a summary or a minor edit.
- (bug 16852) padleft and padright now accept multiletter pad characters
- When using UserCreateForm hook to add new checkboxes into Special:UserLogin/signup, the messages can now contain HTML to allow hyperlinking to the sites Terms of Service page, for example
- Add new hook UserLoadFromDatabase that is called while loading a user from the database.
- (bug 17045) Options on the block form are prefilled with the options of the existing block when modifying an existing block.
- (bug 17055) "(show/hide)" links to Special:RevisionDelete now use a CSS class rather than hardcoded HTML tags
- Added new hook WantedPages:getSQL into SpecialWantedpages.php to allow extensions to alter the SQL query which is used to get the list of wanted pages
- (bugs 16957/16969) Add show/hide to preferences for RC patrol options on specialpages
- (bug 11443) Auto-noindex user/user talk pages for blocked user
- (bug 11644) Add $wgMaxRedirects variable to control how many redirects are recursed through until the "destination" page is reached.
- Add $wgInvalidRedirectTargets variable to prevent redirects to certain special pages.
- Use HTML5 rel attributes for some links, where appropriate
- Added optional alternative Search form look - Go button & Advanced search link instead of Go button & Search button
- (bug 2314) Add links to user custom CSS and JS to Special:Preferences
- More helpful error message on raw page access if PHP_SELF isnt set
- (bug 13040) Gender switch in user preferences
- (bug 13040) {{GENDER:}} magic word for interface messages
- (bug 3301) Optionally sort user list according to account creation time
- Remote description pages for foreign file repos are now fetched in the content language.
- (bug 17180) If $wgUseFileCache is enabled, $wgShowIPinHeader is automatically set to false.
- (bug 16604) Mark non-patrolled edits in feeds with "!"
- (bug 16604) Show title/rev in IRC for patrol log
- (bug 16854) Whether a page is being parsed as a preview or section preview can now be determined and set with ParserOptions.
- Wrap message confirmemail_pending into a div with CSS classes "error" and "mw-confirmemail-pending"
- (bug 8249) The magic words for namespaces and pagenames can now be used as parser functions to return the desired namespace or normalized title/title part for a given title.
- (bug 17110) Styled #mw-data-after-content in cologneblue.css to match the rest of the font
- (bug 7556) Time zone names in signatures lack i18n
- (bug 3311) Automatic category redirects
- (bug 17236) Suppress watch user page link for IP range blocks
- Wrap message searchresulttext (Special:Search) into a div with class "mw-searchresult"
- (bug 15283) Interwiki imports can now fetch included templates
- Treat svn:// URLs as external links by default
- New function to convert namespace text for display (only applies on wiki with LanguageConverter class)
- (bug 17379) Contributions-title is now parsed for magic words.
- Preprocessor output now cached in memcached.
- (bug 14468) Lines in classic RecentChanges and Watchlist have classes "mw-line-odd" and "mw-line-even" to make styling using css possible.
- (bug 17311) Add a note beside the gender selection menu to tell users that this information will be public
- Localize time zone regions in Special:Preferences
- Add NUMBEROFACTIVEUSERS magic word, which is like NUMBEROFUSERS, but uses the active users data from site_stats.
- Add a tag on redirected page views
- Replace hardcoded ... as indication of a truncation with the ellipsis message
- Wrap warning message editinginterface into a div with class mw-editinginterface
- (bug 17497) Oasis opendocument added to mime.types
- Remove the link to Special:FileDuplicateSearch from the "file history" section of image description pages as the list of duplicated files is shown in the next section anyway.
- Added $wgRateLimitsExcludedIPs, to allow specific IPs to be whitelisted from rate limits.
- (bug 14981) Shared repositories can now have display names, located at Mediawiki:Shared-repo-name-REPONAME, where REPONAME is the name in $wgForeignFileRepos
- Special:ListUsers: Sort list of usergroups by alphabet
- (bug 16762) Special:Movepage now shows a list of subpages when possible
- (bug 17585) Hide legend on Special:Specialpages from non-privileged users
- Added $wgUseTagFilter to control enabling of filter-by-change-tag
- (bug 17291) MediaWiki:Nocontribs now has an optional $1 parameter for the username
- Wrap special page summary message $specialPageName-summary into a div with class mw-specialpage-summary
- $wgSummarySpamRegex added to handle edit summary spam. This is used *insteadof $wgSpamRegex for edit summary checks. Text checks still use $wgSpamRegex.
- New function to convert content text to specified language (only applies on wiki with LanguageConverter class)
- (bug 17844) Redirect users to a specific page when they log in, see $wgRedirectOnLogin
- Added a link to Special:UserRights on Special:Contributions for privileged users
- (bug 10336) Added new magic word {{REVISIONUSER}}, which displays the editor of the displayed revisions author user name
- LinkerMakeExternalLink now has an $attribs parameter for link attributes and a $linkType parameter for the type of external link being made
- (bug 17785) Dynamic dates surrounded with a tag, fixing sortable tables with dynamic dates.
- (bug 4582) Provide preference-based autoformatting of unlinked dates with the dateformat parser function.
- (bug 17886) Special:Export now allows you to export a whole namespace (limited to 5000 pages)
- (bug 17714) Limited TIFF upload support now built in if tif extension is enabled. Image width and height are now recognized, and when using ImageMagick, optional flattening to PNG or JPEG for inline display can be enabled by setting $wgTiffThumbnailType
- Renamed two input IDs on Special:Log from page and user to mw-log-page and mw-log-user, respectively
- Added $wgInvalidUsernameCharacters to disallow certain characters in usernames during registration (such as "@")
- Added $wgUserrightsInterwikiDelimiter to allow changing the delimiter used in Special:UserRights to denote the user should be searched for on a different database
- Add a class if missingsummary is triggered to allow styling of the summary line
Bug fixes:
- (bug 16968) Special:Upload no longer throws useless warnings.
- (bug 17000) Special:RevisionDelete now checks if the database is locked before trying to delete the edit.
- (bug 16852) padleft and padright now handle multibyte characters correctly
- (bug 17010) maintenance/namespaceDupes.php now add the suffix recursively if the destination page exists
- (bug 17035) Special:Upload now fails gracefully if PHPs file_uploads has been disabled
- Fixing the caching issue by using -{T|xxx}- syntax (only applies on wiki with LanguageConverter class)
- Improving the efficiency by using -{A|xxx}- syntax (only applies on wiki with LanguageConverter class)
- (bug 17054) Added more descriptive errors in Special:RevisionDelete
- (bug 11527) Diff on page with one revision shows "Next" link to same diff
- (bug 8065) Fix summary forcing for new pages
- (bug 10569) redirects to Special:Mypage and Special:Mytalk are no longer allowed by default. Change $wgInvalidRedirectTargets to re-enable.
- (bug 3043) Feed links of given page are now preceded by standard feed icon
- (bug 17150) escapeLike now escapes literal properly
- Inconsistent use of sysop, admin, administrator in system messages changed to administrator
- (bug 14423) Check block flag validity for block logging
- DB transaction and slave-lag avoidance tweaks for Email Notifications
- (bug 17104) Removed [Mark as patrolled] link for already patrolled revisions
- (bug 17106) Added redirect=no and mw-redirect class to redirects at "user contributions"
- Rollback links on new pages removed from "user contributions"
- (bug 15811) Re-upload form tweaks: license fields removed, destination locked, comment label uses better message
- Whole HTML validation ($wgValidateAllHtml) now works with external tidy
- Parser tests no longer fail when $wgExternalLinkTarget is set in LocalSettings
- (bug 15391) catch DBQueryErrors on external storage insertion. This avoids error messages on save were the edit in fact is saved.
- (bug 17184) Remove duplicate "z" accesskey in MonoBook
- Parser tests no longer fail when $wgAlwaysUseTidy is set in LocalSettings.php
- Removed redundant dupe warnings on reupload for the same title. Dupe warnings for identical files at different titles are still given.
- Add change tagging facility, where changes can be tagged internally with certain designations, which are displayed on various summaries of changes, and the entries can be styled with CSS.
- (bug 17207) Fix regression breaking category page display on PHP 5.1
- Categoryfinder utility class no longer fails on invalid input or gives wrong results for category names that include pseudo-namespaces
- (bug 17252) Galician numbering format
- (bug 17146) Fix for UTF-8 and short word search for some possible MySQL configs
- (bug 7480) Internationalize database error message
- (bug 16555) Number of links to mediawiki.org scaled back on post-installation
- (bug 14938) Removing a section no longer leaves excess whitespace
- (bug 17304) Fixed fatal error when thumbnails couldnt be generated for file history
- (bug 17283) Remove double URL escaping in show/hide links for log entries and RevisionDeleteForm:__construct
- (bug 17105) Numeric table sorting broken
- (bug 17231) Transcluding special pages on wikis using language conversion no longer affects the page title
- (bug 6702) Default system messages updated/improved
- (bug 17190) User ID on preference page no longer has delimeters
- (bug 17341) "Powered by MediaWiki" should be on the left on RTL wikis
- (bug 17404) "userrights-interwiki" right was missing in User:$mCoreRights
- (bug 7509) Separation strings should be configurable
- (bug 17420) Send the correct content type from action=raw when the HTML file cache is enabled.
- (bug 12746) Do not allow new password e-mails when wiki is in read-only mode
- (bug 17478) Fixed a PHP Strict standards error in maintenance/cleanupWatchlist.php
- (bug 17488) RSS/Atom links in left toolbar are now localized in classic skin
- (bug 17472) use print
Duplicity 0.6.03
Duplicity is a helpful tool with which you can back directories by producing encrypted tar-format volumes and uploading them to a remote or local file server. more>>
Duplicity 0.6.03 is a helpful tool with which you can back directories by producing encrypted tar-format volumes and uploading them to a remote or local file server. Because duplicity uses librsync, the incremental archives are space efficient and only record the parts of files that have changed since the last backup. Because duplicity uses GnuPG to encrypt and/or sign these archives, they will be safe from spying and/or modification by the server.
The duplicity package also includes the rdiffdir utility. Rdiffdir is an extension of librsync's rdiff to directories---it can be used to produce signatures and deltas of directories as well as regular files. These signatures and deltas are in GNU tar format.
Duplicity is still in Beta. As any software, it may still have a few bugs, but will work for normal usage and is in use now for large personal and corporate backups.
In theory many protocols for connecting to a file server could be supported; so far ssh/scp, local file access, rsync, ftp, HSI, WebDAV, and Amazon S3 have been written. Currently duplicity supports deleted files, full unix permissions, directories, and symbolic links, fifos, and device files, but not hard links.
Major Features:
- Easy to use: Although duplicity is a command-line utility, the semantics are relative simply. To take a basic example, this command: duplicity /usr scp://host.net/target_dir backs up the /usr directory to the remost host host.net via scp.
- Encrypted and signed archives: The archives that duplicity produces can be encrypted and signed using GnuPG, the standard for free software cryptology. The remote location will not be able to infer much about the backups other than their size and when they are uploaded. Also, if the archives are modified on the remote side, this will be detected when restoring.
- Bandwidth and space efficient: Duplicity uses the rsync algorithm so only the changed parts of files are sent to the archive when doing an incremental backup. For instance, if a long log file increases by just a few lines of text, a small diff will be sent to and saved in the archive. Other backup programs may save a complete copy of the file.
- Standard file format: Athough archive data will be encrypted, inside it is in standard GNU-tar format archives. A full backup contains normal tarballs, and incremental backups are tar archives of new files and the deltas from previous backups. The deltas are in the format produced by librsync's command-line utility rdiff.
- Although you should never have to look at a duplicity archive manually, if the need should arise they can be produced and processed using GnuPG, rdiff, and tar.
- Choice of remote protocol: Duplicity does not make many demands on its archive server. As long as files can be saved to, read from, listed, and deleted from a location, that location can be used as a duplicity backend. Besides increasing choice for the user, it can make a server more secure, as clients only require minimal access. Currently local file storage, scp/ssh, ftp, rsync, HSI, WebDAV, and Amazon S3 are supported, and others shouldn't be difficult to add.
Requirements:
- Duplicity requires a POSIX-like operating system. It is best used under GNU/Linux. It also requires:
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- Python v2.3 or later (Python Home)
- librsync v0.9.6 or later (librsync Home)
- GnuPG for encryption (GnuPG Home)
- NcFTP version 3.1.9 or later (NcFTP Home)
- Boto 0.9d or later (Boto Home)
- If you install from the source package, you will also need:
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- Python development files, normally found in module 'python-dev'
- librsync development files, normally found in module 'librsync-dev'
Enhancements:
- Restart error handling has been smoothed out a great deal and it "does what is right" in order to keep going.
- Backends are now optional, if they fail an Info message is put out to notify of the failure and why.
- There was more work on translations and internationalization.
CodeLite 1.0.2841
Powerful open-source, cross platform IDE for the C/C++ programming languages more>> Powerful open-source, cross platform IDE for the C/C++ programming languages
CodeLite uses a sophisticated, yet intuitive interface which allows user to easy create and build complex projects.
CodeLite is regularly tested under Mac OS X 10.5.2, Windows XP SP2/3, and (K)Ubuntu 7.10/8.04 Gutsy Gibbon.
Main features:
- Generic support for compilers
- Can be easily extended with plugins (Several plugins are already included in the installer)
Built-in GDB support, with the following features included:
- Watches table - add persistent watches by a single click
- Quick Watch - right click on a variable to expand it
- Locals tree - automatically displays the current stack variables (also displays *this if available)
- Threads view - provides list of currently running threads and easily switching between then by single click
- Breakpoint management - add/remove breakpoint management panel
- Automatic tooltip
- and more...
- Subversion plugin (based on the command line tool), which mimics the TortoiseSVN (but unlike it, it runs on Linux as well)
- Makefile based build system
- Project explorer (Workspace view)
- File Explorer
- Automatically imports MSVS workspace/projects and converts them to GNU based makefile
- Active document outline
- Sophisticated database based Code Completion mechanism, a default database is supplied which contains symbols for wxWidgets, STL and standard headers
- Functions call tip
- Hover tip
- Comments tips
- Members List
- Supports C++ templates, namespaces and other advance features of the language
- Automatically add include statement for symbols
- Quickly open resources in the editor using Find Resource in workspace
- Quickly open types in the editor using Find Type in workspace
- XML based syntax highlighting, comes with the following: C/C++, Java, Perl, XML, Makefile, Lua, Diff files, PHP, JavaScript, Python, HTML, ASP
- Text Folding
- Bookmarks
- Find In Files
- Replace In Files
- Highly Configurable
- Built-in doxygen comment generator for functions/classes
Enhancements
- Fixed: Conditional breakpoints dont work with spaces (bug#2743414)
- Implemented FR#2739818: Replace with selection - the searched string when using find in files is now also set as the replace with string. In addition, each time a replacement is made, the content of replace with is added to the replace with drop down
- Added new option to the debugger: set breakpoints using short file names (NO full paths) this fixes a bug reported in the forum that codelite does not break if a breakpoint is set in header file which is a template file (forum post: http://codelite.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=493)
- Commented code that printed garbage to sterr
- Applied patch by Mattia barbon so that codelite will send 2 events when file is renamed: 1 event for the removal of the file and one for adding new fie
- Fixed: renaming file now properly closes the old file (if it was open in the editor)
- Added missing include statement to allow compilation under GCC 4.4.0
- Applied patch to fix bug# 2783422 (Broken CodeLite symlink when DESTDIR is used)
- Fixed: function calltips included an extra ; following variables in the function signature (forum post: http://codelite.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=511&sid=1c1475d6d134a022757b61261b255a64)
- Fixed: inconsistency in functions/variable tooltip apearance forum post: http://codelite.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=511
- Improved new project dialog to split the different project types into categories
- Added new project templates (Qt based ones)
- Adjusted the Save project as template dialog to allow user to set category to the new template
- Added new Simple executable template configured to work with gcc (the sample main is also a C file)
- New project dialog: when selecting project template from the list, the compiler is now also updated according to the template settings
- added missing icons
- Implemented FR#2778634: Allow SnipWiz to insert simple snippets which contains the placeholders @ and $ symbols. This is now feasible by escaping those symbols @ and $
- Implemented FR#2784236: Display C++ scope for Replace tab
- Save as tempalte for project now sets User templates as the default project category
- Fixed: Bug ID#2792478: File AutoReload upon SVN Revert. In addition the will also be re-tagged
- Fixed: bug#2770561: File edited changes after replace in files (editor sets the focus back to the last active editor)
- Find In Files: the dialog has now no minimum size
- Find In Files: the dialog is now centered when first time showed
- Fixed: importing files using the import files from directory to an active project will no longer remove the active state of the project
- Changed the margin folding shapes to rectangle rather than rounded rectangle
- Find In Files output pane: search result tabs now have a right click menu which allows to select close/close all/close other tabs
- Find In Files: The Find button is now set as default action for hitting the ENTER key
- Find in files context menu is now disabled during an active search
EdGCM 3.1
EdGCM is a global climate model more>>
Many simple climate experiments are possible (e.g. How does the sun warm the planet?), but, it is also possible to conduct in-depth investigations of current events, in near real-time, as they are being studied by climate scientists.
EdGCM comes with some pre-prepared scenarios for investigating a variety of interesting climate issues (global warming, ice ages), but teachers can, also, easily construct their own scenarios to satisfy curricular requirements.
EdGCM easily scales for use at levels from middle school to graduate school, making it a unique tool for linking research to the classroom.
Our future plans involve the creation of the EdGCM Cooperative, a network of researchers and educators actively collaborating on climate research projects.
Enhancements:
Bug Fixes
- Bugs in line plot background/foreground color
- Trendsetter Problems
- Tab order on Mapwindow
- Stop and Restart makes Averaging crash
- Copying problem with EVA data table headers
- EVA data tables for time series are missing the last row
- Cant Extract files in EdGCM 3.1 due to makenetCDFij error
- Export does not work well
Enhancements
- Need a method to create Time Series plots that give generic X axis values instead of years
- Automatically display diff files when created
AnaBuilder for Mac 2.47.0
AnaBuilder is a freeware program for the creation of stereoscopic photographs. more>> AnaBuilder is a freeware program for the creation of stereoscopic photographs (anaglyph, parallel, crossed, ... anaglyphs are viewed through Red/Cyan glasses). The program makes it possible to readjust the two views manually or fully automatically! Supports multiple languages. AnabuilderJava.zip contains the minimum to make it running, or to update a previous version. There is also an automatic installer for full installation available on the web site.
AnaBuilder provides integration with the 3D modeler Art Of Illusion.It enables a live stereo adjustment of a virtual pair of cameras in the 3D scene (with anaglyph glasses) before running the (heavy) final render. Then, the final pair may be reloaded in AnaBuilder to make anaglyph color corrections or to be used with other means of stereo viewing. It is also possible to use AoI to make 3D stereo brushes, and to paint with them in AnaBuilder.
AnaBuilder offers an integration with the stereoscope viewer. It enables views as cross-eyed, parallel, KMQ, mirror, or shutter glasses (Elsa Revelator, H3D, D4D)....
AnaBuilder offers an integration with the panorama viewer PTViewer.
AnaBuilder offers a 2D->3D->Stereo conversion tool. AnaBuilder (old Windows version) also allows stereo-morphing to convert a 2D photo into a 3D photo, or to modify the depht of an existing 3D photo.
AnaBuilder makes it possible to touch up the photographs in 3d, or to draw in 3d.
AnaBuilder offers a bracketing merger : 2 methods (the second one is not yet explained, but is much more intuitive and easy to use than the first one), a noise reduction tool, a local diff corrector for brightness or white balance, and a corrector of color histogram differences.
AnaBuilder offers a users image forum.
AnaBuilder offers a phantogram builder.
AnaBuilder enables to generate slideshow that can be viewed with the stereo image browser StereoBee.
AnaBuilder uses the Look&Feels.<<less
