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Damian Chrzanowski — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 20:24:58 -0000

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 #### Change Log:
+* version 1.2
+    * fixed an incorrect shebang information
 * version 1.1
     * added export html option, under the file menu section
 * version 1.0

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Damian Chrzanowski — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 19:50:28 -0000

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  Then just launch jdf_editor.py

+#### FreeBSD:
+
+I would appreciate any contact from a FreeBSD user regarding how easy/hard it is to get this going under GTK
+
+
 #### TODO:

 * object type cells

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Damian Chrzanowski — Thu, 14 Apr 2016 20:39:27 -0000

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 # Welcome to the JDFeditor wiki
 ###[JDFeditor Manual](https://sourceforge.net/p/jdfeditor/wiki/Manual/)
-### JDFeditor version 1.0
+### JDFeditor version 1.1
 GUI application for editing database files,
 specifically designed for the new JDF file format.
 (J)son(D)atabase(F)ormat
@@ -70,17 +70,17 @@
 * export/import sqlite
 * export/import xml
 * export/import csv
-* export html

 #### Known Issues:
 * On linux, columns do not resize if there is a horizontal bar on the bottom of the window, this is a bug filed some time ago to Gnome....
-* Searching rows by typing them in the database view posts errors, harmless but annoying.(fix in 1.01)
+* Searching rows by typing them in the database view posts errors, harmless but annoying.(fix in 1.2)
 * Focus is lost when right clicking on a cell with a float or integer value

 #### Change Log:
-
+* version 1.1
+    * added export html option, under the file menu section
 * version 1.0
     * final release version

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Damian Chrzanowski — Thu, 14 Apr 2016 12:34:00 -0000

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 # Welcome to the JDFeditor wiki
 ###[JDFeditor Manual](https://sourceforge.net/p/jdfeditor/wiki/Manual/)
-### JDFeditor
+### JDFeditor version 1.0
 GUI application for editing database files,
 specifically designed for the new JDF file format.
 (J)son(D)atabase(F)ormat

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Damian Chrzanowski — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 19:41:08 -0000

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 # Welcome to the JDFeditor wiki
+###[JDFeditor Manual](https://sourceforge.net/p/jdfeditor/wiki/Manual/)
 ### JDFeditor
 GUI application for editing database files,
 specifically designed for the new JDF file format.

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Damian Chrzanowski — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 19:26:15 -0000

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 Download the package, unzip wherever you would like it. Run JDFeditor.sh or jdf_editor.py,
 both files are made executable.
+
 * From a terminal run   ./JDFeditor.sh
 * From a file manager (Nautilus/Thunar etc.) just doubleclick JDFeditor.sh

@@ -53,6 +54,7 @@
 #### Mac OS X:

 So far I found out that these 2 packages need to be installed from the terminal:
+
 * brew install gtk+3
 * brew install pygobject3

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Damian Chrzanowski — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 19:24:44 -0000

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 Download the package, unzip wherever you would like it. Run JDFeditor.sh or jdf_editor.py,
 both files are made executable.
-  -From a terminal run   ./JDFeditor.sh
-  -From a file manager (Nautilus/Thunar etc.) just doubleclick JDFeditor.sh
+* From a terminal run   ./JDFeditor.sh
+* From a file manager (Nautilus/Thunar etc.) just doubleclick JDFeditor.sh

 A good idea is to make a folder called 'bin' inside of your home folder.
 Anything inside of it can be launched without providing a full path.
@@ -53,8 +53,8 @@
 #### Mac OS X:

 So far I found out that these 2 packages need to be installed from the terminal:
- * brew install gtk+3
- * brew install pygobject3
+* brew install gtk+3
+* brew install pygobject3

  Then just launch jdf_editor.py

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Damian Chrzanowski — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 19:23:35 -0000

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-## Welcome to JDFeditor wiki
+# Welcome to the JDFeditor wiki
+### JDFeditor
+GUI application for editing database files,
+specifically designed for the new JDF file format.
+(J)son(D)atabase(F)ormat
+
+Copyright (C) 2016 Damian Chrzanowski
+License : GNU Public License v3
+Check out my website at: http://damianch.eu.pn/

 ### Overview:
 The purpose is to be a cross-platform, quick and simple database manager.
@@ -17,36 +25,36 @@

 #### Windows:

- So far only from source code (easy enough):
- Make sure that you have python 2.7 installed.  [Python 2.7](https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/)
+So far only from source code (easy enough):
+Make sure that you have python 2.7 installed.  [Python 2.7](https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/)

- GTK3 library for windows is also necessary. Download the pygi-slimgtk.zip package from
- the [files section](https://sourceforge.net/projects/jdfeditor/files/) of the JDFeditor's Source Forge page.
- Inside of it there are 4 folders: py2.7-32, py2.7-64, py3.4-32 and py3.4-64.
- These folders are the libraries for Python 2.7 and 3+ 32/64 bit.
- Unpack the relevant (usually its either Python 2.7 or 3.4, 32 bit) into your &python&/lib/site-packages folder.
- &python& is the location of your python installation.
- Once python 2.7 is installed, just double click the downloaded jdf_editor.py file to launch the program.
+GTK3 library for windows is also necessary. Download the pygi-slimgtk.zip package from
+the [files section](https://sourceforge.net/projects/jdfeditor/files/) of the JDFeditor's Source Forge page.
+Inside of it there are 4 folders: py2.7-32, py2.7-64, py3.4-32 and py3.4-64.
+These folders are the libraries for Python 2.7 and 3+ 32/64 bit.
+Unpack the relevant (usually its either Python 2.7 or 3.4, 32 bit) into your &python&/lib/site-packages folder.
+&python& is the location of your python installation.
+Once python 2.7 is installed, just double click the downloaded jdf_editor.py file to launch the program.

 #### Linux:

- Download the package, unzip wherever you would like it. Run JDFeditor.sh or jdf_editor.py,
- both files are made executable.
+Download the package, unzip wherever you would like it. Run JDFeditor.sh or jdf_editor.py,
+both files are made executable.
   -From a terminal run   ./JDFeditor.sh
   -From a file manager (Nautilus/Thunar etc.) just doubleclick JDFeditor.sh

- A good idea is to make a folder called 'bin' inside of your home folder.
- Anything inside of it can be launched without providing a full path.
- So that if you make a shortcut (launcher) on your desktop,
- you only need to type the command JDFeditor.sh, not a full path.
+A good idea is to make a folder called 'bin' inside of your home folder.
+Anything inside of it can be launched without providing a full path.
+So that if you make a shortcut (launcher) on your desktop,
+you only need to type the command JDFeditor.sh, not a full path.

 #### Mac OS X:

- So far I found out that these 2 packages need to be installed from the terminal:
-  brew install gtk+3
-  brew install pygobject3
+So far I found out that these 2 packages need to be installed from the terminal:
+ * brew install gtk+3
+ * brew install pygobject3

  Then just launch jdf_editor.py

@@ -63,10 +71,9 @@

 #### Known Issues:
-    - On linux, columns do not resize if there is a horizontal bar on the bottom of the window,
-      this is a bug filed some time ago....
-
-    - searching rows by typing them in the database view posts errors, harmless but annoying.(fix in 1.01)
+* On linux, columns do not resize if there is a horizontal bar on the bottom of the window, this is a bug filed some time ago to Gnome....
+* Searching rows by typing them in the database view posts errors, harmless but annoying.(fix in 1.01)
+* Focus is lost when right clicking on a cell with a float or integer value

 #### Change Log:

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Damian Chrzanowski — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 19:14:29 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,8 +1,91 @@
-Welcome to your wiki!
+## Welcome to JDFeditor wiki

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+### Overview:
+The purpose is to be a cross-platform, quick and simple database manager.
+Main goal is to provide developers with a tool
+to produce small to medium size databases efficiently.
+If you need a database at its simplest form, without any
+extra hassle of knowing how to access the produced library.
+Then JDFeditor is the right tool for you.

-The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/jdfeditor/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
+JDFeditor is bundled with an easy-to-use Python library: jdf_lib.
+jdf_lib will quickly load the content of your database into a variable.
+All you need to know is the filename!
+
+
+### Usage:
+
+#### Windows:
+
+ So far only from source code (easy enough):
+ Make sure that you have python 2.7 installed.  [Python 2.7](https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/)
+
+ GTK3 library for windows is also necessary. Download the pygi-slimgtk.zip package from
+ the [files section](https://sourceforge.net/projects/jdfeditor/files/) of the JDFeditor's Source Forge page.
+ Inside of it there are 4 folders: py2.7-32, py2.7-64, py3.4-32 and py3.4-64.
+ These folders are the libraries for Python 2.7 and 3+ 32/64 bit.
+ Unpack the relevant (usually its either Python 2.7 or 3.4, 32 bit) into your &python&/lib/site-packages folder.
+ &python& is the location of your python installation.
+ Once python 2.7 is installed, just double click the downloaded jdf_editor.py file to launch the program.
+
+
+#### Linux:
+
+ Download the package, unzip wherever you would like it. Run JDFeditor.sh or jdf_editor.py,
+ both files are made executable.
+  -From a terminal run   ./JDFeditor.sh
+  -From a file manager (Nautilus/Thunar etc.) just doubleclick JDFeditor.sh
+
+ A good idea is to make a folder called 'bin' inside of your home folder.
+ Anything inside of it can be launched without providing a full path.
+ So that if you make a shortcut (launcher) on your desktop,
+ you only need to type the command JDFeditor.sh, not a full path.
+
+
+#### Mac OS X:
+
+ So far I found out that these 2 packages need to be installed from the terminal:
+  brew install gtk+3
+  brew install pygobject3
+
+ Then just launch jdf_editor.py
+
+
+#### TODO:
+
+* object type cells
+* undo / redo
+* help section
+* export/import sqlite
+* export/import xml
+* export/import csv
+* export html
+
+
+#### Known Issues:
+    - On linux, columns do not resize if there is a horizontal bar on the bottom of the window,
+      this is a bug filed some time ago....
+
+    - searching rows by typing them in the database view posts errors, harmless but annoying.(fix in 1.01)
+
+
+#### Change Log:
+
+* version 1.0
+    * final release version
+
+
+
+#### JDFlibrary uses the following libraries:
+
+* JSON
+* GTK+ 3
+* pynsist 1.6  (coming soon, Windows only)
+* Typodermic sofachrome font (logo)
+
+Refer to the LICENSE file for details on licenses for the above mentioned.
+
+

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Damian Chrzanowski — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 01:04:17 -0000

Welcome to your wiki!

This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].

The wiki uses Markdown syntax.

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