NLPP-Native Language Programming Project / News: Recent posts

Development has begun on the GUI frontend to NLPP (to be developed parallelly with nlppX). This first iteration will be with Qt, but, because this is only a free library for X11 under Linux, we may be switching over to a wxWindows based or GTK+ based interface. New CVS module will be nlppGUI; it should be up fairly soon.

Although nlppX v0.7.0 has been available for about a
week, I totally forgot to put up news about it. So, here
it is. nlppX version 0.7.0 is out, and it features massive
improvements - including a completely redesigned
translator codebase - thanks to our new developer,
kjohnson6. Get it, and read the release notes and
changelog to get the full information on where the
program stands!

Because of the great leaps provided by our new developer, Keith, the next release of nlppX will take a bit of a leap forward and jump to at least version 0.7.0. After that, we will probably only have to expand the plugin vocabulary and adapt to GNU gettext before release/

After a few drastic changes to the code by our new developer, Keith Johnson, nlppX is working flawlessly again... as such, version 0.4.0 should be coming out within the next couple of days.

nlppX version 0.3.0 is here! This version is fully GCC-3.2
compatible (after some weird errors were eliminated). The
next step in the development process is to 'clean up' the
code - that is, get rid of #includes that point to .cpp files.

Version 0.2.0 of NLPP (Extensible) has been released. It is just about the finished product but for some cool little items we might add later on, and compatibility with version 3.x of the GNU C++ compiler. For the moment, translation is flawless, including plugin file reading, catalog reading, indentation, multiple newlines, and several other things.
As far as CVS is concerned, I created the wonderful repository for nlppX (with a module name of... you guessed it! nlppX). the server is cvs1.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/nlpproject .... read more

It took only a little more than a day to release this version, but the program progressed a lot in the meantime. I got rid of most of the problems, the only real one that remains is one with reading the plugin files - and it should be solved fairly soon. Anyway, the problem with reading the catalog is gone, and all translations are working perfectly as far as I tested.

I had mentioned something about the program inserting seven spaces between words when it parsed a file - I made a mistake. The attempt at fixing it I made DID work, I had just forgotten to rebuild before testing it...

Version 0.1.2 source code for nlppX has been released.
This presents a large step forward as all files are being
read, and the program can easily be compiled. The only
flaws for the moment are errors reading some files (but
they are being read) and some problems with writing files.

Source code for Version 0.1.0, the first version of the NLPP - Extensible Project, has been released. It does not execute actual translation tasks. See release notes for more info, as well as the included release document.

Version 0.9.0, the first version of the NLPP - Function Project, has been released. Source code is also available. It is fully function-based. Check the Release Notes for more information.