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| 1/9/05 4:05 PM | tchize |
Adding support for editor plugins
Those plugins are in beanshell language An example plugin is provided Consider as beta release. Should not crash but some features not fully working (6 Files changed, 0 Lines changed) lib/jdom.jar 1.2
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lib/bsh-commands.jar 1.1 added
lib/bsh-util.jar 1.1 added
lib/bsh-classgen.jar 1.1 added
lib/log4j.jar 1.1 added
lib/bsh-core.jar 1.1 added
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| 4/26/03 4:59 PM | avogl |
--- CFJavaEditor update, version 0.984 ---
The primary datafile format is XML from now on. I have chosen to included the Crimson XML parser for this purpose, due to it's small size. The code is not dependant on this particular parser however - it could be exchanged by any other java XML parser. The config files "types.xml", "spells.xml" and "typenumbers.xml" have been converted already. Most important is the new format for "types.xml". The XML is better readable and so much easier to extend and maintain. Besides, the parser is validating, which means it can tell exact line numbers in case of an error. --AndreasV (2 Files changed, 0 Lines changed) lib/crimson.jar 1.1 added
lib/jdom.jar 1.1 added
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| 10/5/02 12:24 PM | avogl |
JavaEditor Version 0.982:
- In the "Map"-menu there are now commands to move quickly between tiled maps. This nice patch was contributed by Mark Wedel. - New Feature: It is now possible to create a fullsize png-image from any map in the editor. Not neccessary for mapmaking, but maybe handsome for Crossfire fans who want to tile their bathroom with map-images... who knows ;-) - While selecting tiles on a map (left-click and drag mouse), the dimensions of the highlighted rectangle are now displayed in the status-bar (buttom of window). Note that I have added a new jar library "visualtek.jar". It is free for GPL use and contains a PNG encoder (for creating png images), which is not yet available in the sixlegs package. Also some minor bugfixes in the code. --AndreasV (1 Files changed, 0 Lines changed) lib/visualtek.jar 1.1 added
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| 8/16/02 1:48 PM | avogl |
This is a monster commit. I have now put the new directory
structure together with all latest code and changes on cvs. I had announced these changes on the mailing list about a week ago and a lot has been discussed, so I do hope nobody is caught by surprise with this now. List of changes follows: --- 08/08/2002, Version 0.980 --- I changed the directory structure and setup of the JavaEditor according to requests from Michael K. and others. The new setup should be more conform with Java standards and more "organized". One of the downsides is it will be more difficult to compile & run the editor from sources for people with lesser Java experience. I have removed former build scripts as they have to be completely re-written now. A noticeable feature that was implemented in the process is the ability to load all resource files (text, icons, data) directly from the jar. This allows to make a jar-only release of the editor in future. In the attribute-dialog, you'll notice a "summary" button at the bottom of the window. If you click on that button, a list of all attributes of the selected object are displayed. As the attribute-interface sometimes has a lot of tabs and fields, this new feature provides a quick overview of all attributes. The JavaEditor can now load arches from collected files. This reduces loading time to about one third! It is still an option to load from individual archfiles (See menu "File->Options"). And, to combine both, you can even collect arches (menu "Collect->Collect CF Arches"). So you don't need to worry when your collected files get outdated for example. From now on the JavaEditor has a collected version of the archfiles included. That means you no longer need to worry about arches at all unless you want to create custom arches or images. Added "Fill Below" menu option. This is also a feature that had been requested a while ago. Works similar to the same thing known from Crossedit. Updated the online help docu to cover latest features an changed functionality. This reminds me, I've also created a documentation version-number. Every time this number is increased, when a user updates his editor and runs for the first time, the docu will popup automatically. In this way, I hope to get users more aware of the documentation and eventual changes/additions to it. In the past many users did not know that a docu existed, even after long use of the editor. --Andreas V. (1 Files changed, 0 Lines changed) lib/png.jar 1.1 added
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| 2/10/02 3:08 PM | avogl |
I've reinserted/merged my version of the JavaEditor back
on cvs. I merged my latest code into the existing stuff and changed the directory structure to what it used to be. --AndreasV (5 Files changed, 0 Lines changed) lib/toolbox.jar 1.2 removed
lib/LICSENS-EPL.html 1.2 removed
lib/stdconf.mk 1.2 removed
lib/LICENSE-OPL.html 1.2 removed
lib/stdrules.mk 1.2 removed
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| 12/18/01 4:46 PM | tanner |
First run at making a build environment suitable for linux. The build env is
based on Enhydra's build model. It used make, which will exclude most Window platforms unless they have cygwin install on them. I tried to clean up some directory structure to make it more inline with the package names, as well as give any new java-crossfire project a template to follow. I believe I removed all enhydra depends, but I'd like someone to test the build process on a box without Enhydra installed. (5 Files changed, 0 Lines changed) lib/stdrules.mk 1.1 added
lib/LICSENS-EPL.html 1.1 added
lib/toolbox.jar 1.1 added
lib/LICENSE-OPL.html 1.1 added
lib/stdconf.mk 1.1 added
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