favwriteDescribe more command ideas
Spacing Below each row: more command ideas -- Spacing example without spacing: "descriptionfile.txt weblinksfile.txt homepagefile.htm titlename" use number before the 1st parameter to put that number of blank rows under each row this way you can add data in the blank rows later . Example command input: 2descriptionfile.txt weblinksfile.txt FiveColors.htm FiveColors This will put a blank row below each of the outputed rows, with no data but html tags. Commands 2=doublespacing 3=quadrouple spacing...
favwriteDescribe more command ideas -- Spacing test example: "descriptionfile.txt weblinksfile.txt homepagefile.htm titlename" use number before the 1st parameter to put that number of blank rows under each row this way you can add data in the blank rows later . Example command input: 2descriptionfile.txt weblinksfile.txt FiveColors.htm FiveColors This will put a blank row below each of the outputed rows, with no data but html tags. Commands 2=doublespacing 3=quadrouple spacing ... 9
For now single script static named . Title: favwrite homepage. text: homepage.txt output html:homepage.htm Why awk: platform independent if awk already installed. So no need to recompile for different hardware. Drawbacks: 1. learning awk. 2. no batch processing planned so far.
Basic GUI ideas: Form, title at top, ten rows to start with columns for each of the parameters in each row.
A freedos 1.3 version of favwrite has been created and put in a folder. it was originally freeware, not to be sold, 21 years ago... on October, I think around 2002 Now 2011 version updated with gpl2 for Freedos 1.3... I added 2 libraries to it, now it runs in freedos and can be compiled with watcomc 1.9... no manual yet
A freedos 1.3 version of favwrite has been created and put in a folder. it was originally freeware, not to be sold, 21 years ago... Now updated with gpl2 I added 2 libraries to it, now it runs in freedos and can be compiled with watcomc 1.9... no manual yet
A freedos version of favwrite has been created and put in a folder. Still deciding on license it was originally freeware, not to be sold, 21 years ago... Now updated with gpl2 I added 2 libraries to it, now it runs in freedos and can be compiled with watcomc 1.9... no manual yet
removing old zip Command to zip, from the C prompt may be: zip -9r favwrite.zip favwrite it should add the favwrite directory and contents of it to the zip file... the favwrite directory should have already been created with files and backed up. resources:https://opensource.com/article/21/6/archive-files-freedos
A freedos version of favwrite has been created and put in a folder. Still deciding on license it was originally freeware, not to be sold, 21 years ago... I added 2 libraries to it, now it runs in freedos and can be compiled with watcomc 1.9...
Command to zip, from the C prompt may be: zip -9r favwrite.zip favwrite it should add the favwrite directory and contents of it to the zip file...
A freedos version of favwrite has been created and put in a folder. Still deciding on license it was originally freeware, not to be sold, 21 years ago... I added 2 libraries to it, now it runs in freedos and can be compiled with watcomc 1.9... I removed the old source code file favwrite.bak from the zip file I made with freedos.
Added raspi 4b 64-bit, bookworm, do not know how to label, it's for raspbian os 64-bit, compiled in may, that was built by the raspberry pi team based on debian bookworm. Update: added version with source code, updated documentation.
Added raspi 4b 64-bit, bookworm, do not know how to label, it's for raspbian os 64-bit, for raspberry pi 4, compiled in may, that was built by the raspberry pi team based on debian bookworm.
New favwriteDescribe test2 zip and readme for Windows 64, used -std=98 for compiling options. Has clearer wording and more instructions.
Notes: -- keep the 1 bug for sure, it's the result of browser add blocking -- For the labeling of linux and i386 or 386 confusion for x86 meaning something like x86-32bit desktop: reference A. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/489145/why-do-linux-world-use-the-term-i386-instead-of-x86 different os manufactures could've use similiar confusing terminology like with intel 386 architector for msdos and then they could change their mind later; from August 12, 2011: https://hackaday.com/2011/08...
Noticed that the folder and filenames are confusing because there are so many versions/architectures... There are also files that seem to not go in a category... guides telling how to create new favwrite file formats --or configure old compilers, language files to possibly implement in future, buggy files to serve as a reminder, beta files unused.... Todo create more supported architecture. research general architecture... linux and android add old architectures... borland, other* Amiga Support?...
Noticed that the folder and filenames are confusing because there are so many versions... There are also files that seem to not go in a category... guides telling how to create new favwrite file formats --or configure old compilers, language files to possibly implement in future, buggy files to serve as a reminder, beta files unused.... Todo create more supported architecture. research general architecture... linux and android add old architectures... borland, other* Amiga Support? SDK's needed?...
Added 2 screenshots for favwriteDescribe on Linux and zip file at https://sourceforge.net/projects/favwrite/files/RasPi4bonBuster32bit/ updates to manual of test3
reupload fixed batch file name to tell the difference between favwrite and favwriteDescribe... Also deleted old files/posts on website directory. More corrections to manual.
Listing Other possible features: Press up to repeat written file name.... Pause after screen runs to see errors... examples: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2529617/how-to-stop-c-console-application-from-exiting-immediately config file configured on install (NSIS) for: language, css with font size, choose title for created webpages (not favwrite webpage), fav.ico file, manual language and the usual --Add a Devkit to make own homepage maker with features such as.... customize css add javascript...
Listing Other possible features: Press up to repeat written file name.... Pause after screen runs to see errors... config file configured on install for: language, css with font size, choose title for created webpages (not favwrite webpage), fav.ico file, manual language and the usual --Add a Devkit to make own homepage maker with features such as.... customize css add javascript field for notes at end of html file. add pictures add xml filetype output to make books. custom language. --Add servers...
reupload fixed batch file name to tell the difference between favwrite and favwriteDescribe... Also deleted old files/posts on website directory. More corrections to manual.
New favwriteDescribe test2 zip and readme for Windows 64, used std=98 for compiling options. Has clearer wording and more instructions.
TYPE OF BUG: Browser Extension, not favwrite program. With Ublock Origin enabled on page, weblinks cannot open in new tab. SOLUTION: disable the Ublock origin icon for the favwrite webpage if you feel its necessary to do so.. TESTED ON: Favwrite 64-bit. October 24th 2023.
Cxxdroid C/C++ IDE may work, so far haven't tested.
I really would like to have an android version of favorite. Android idea WIP The main program would only need 3 seperate main objects: create homepage with title; specifying absolute filenames without file path a window with title input , text input. Next an output homepage button, and a button to browse for html, text files to upload to the directory and a directory workspace to store files (text, html) that you would link to from the homepage to access. The program would only be able to directly...
With Ublock Origin enabled on page, weblinks cannot open in new tab. SOLUTION: disable the Ublock origin icon for the favwrite webpage if you feel its necessary to do so.. TESTED ON: Favwrite 64-bit. October 24th 2023.
BOOKMARK BAR, features, options. Added folder and 2 files to begin documenting the format and tools that convert the bookmark bar list of web links or open tabs on an open page (feature available on some web browsers) to an html file for import and export --> web browsers such as chrome, brave, and netscape Files are In format of LibreOffice odt for viewing. May be included in future.
BOOKMARK BAR, features, options. Added folder and 2 files to begin documenting the format and tools that convert the bookmark bar list of web links or open tabs to an html file for import and export --> web browsers such as chrome, brave, and netscape Files are In format of LibreOffice odt for viewing. May be included in future.
BOOKMARK BAR, features, options. Added folder and 2 files to begin documenting the format and tools that convert the bookmark bar list of web links or open tabs to an html file for import and export --> web browsers such as chrome, brave, and netscape In format of LibreOffice odt. May be included in future.
favwrite and favewriteDescribe zip files uploaded for raspberrypi 4b.
favwrite and favwriteDescribe have been successfuly compiled on Linux Mint 64-bit intel cpu and uploaded.
Added Raspberry Pi 3B+ (64bit armhf) Rasbian 32bit - favwrite - favwrite Describe
Got this to compile had to use the 'std 98' flags for the g++ on the gcc 8.1 compiler output gave a.out and was able to run from terminal, such as: g++ -std=c++98 a.cpp
Got this to compile had to use the 'std 98' flags for the g++ on the gcc 8.1 compiler output gave a.out and was able to run from terminal
I really would like to have an android version of favorite. But right now do not want to continue devolopment due to real life situations. Android idea WIP The main program would only need 3 seperate main objects: create homepage with title; specifying absolute filenames without file path a window with title input , text input. Next an output homepage button, and a button to browse for html, text files to upload to the directory and a directory workspace to store files (text, html) that you would...
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favwrite and favwriteDescribe have been successfuly compiled on Linux Mint 64-bit and uploaded.
favwrite and favwriteDescribe have been successfuly compiled on Linux Mint and uploaded.
Added a regular favwrite64 bit to test on Windows that adds spaces to titles. Linux build may not be compiled for awhile. Note on Linux but if the 64 bit favwriteDescribe are compiled it's recommend to use the latest source cpp files on Windows, as they should be compatible with 64-bit linux.
This version doesn't work and has been made source only during or on 8/15/17 it's labled: favwrite8162017test.zip and will be kept for troubleshooting purposes.
This version doesn't work and has been made source only during or on 8/18/17