Web C Plus Plus (webcpp) / News: Recent posts

GnoWebcpp (or webcpp-gnogui), is a Gnome front-end for Web C Plus Plus.

Version 0.2.0 offers compatibility with the filetypes and switches of the latest webcpp (v0.6.8).

Download GnoWebcpp here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-gnogui-0.2.0.tar.gz

Don't forget to pick up webcpp 0.6.8:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-0.6.8-src.tar.gz

Webcpp 0.6.8 for *NIX and Win Console is now out, as well as webcpp for win32 1.2.3.

These releases add a new option which converts tabs into spaces in the generated HTML, to be able to view the tabs properly in the Opera web browser.

Download the latest webcpp now at:
http://webcpp.sf.net/download.html

Have a nice day, and
Enjoy! :)

Webcpp version 0.6.7 for Windows console was re-released on March 9th 2002, for updated documentation, and a fix with the mkscs utility regarding previewing in a browser.

Click the following link to download it:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-0.6.7-win.zip

Web C Plus Plus is now up to version 0.6.7, also Webcpp for Win32 is up to 1.2.2.

The new features/fixes of these two releases are in parallel with eachother.

Go to the download page:
http://webcpp.sf.net/download.html

Enjoy!

A new version of webcpp is out: v0.6.6.

This new release adds syntax highlighting support for the assembly language, for all the hardcore programmers out there.

This release also adds filetype detection for C# files, and highlights them using C++ syntax highlighting.

download it now:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-0.6.6-src.tar.gz

It's been several weeks since the last release 0.6.5 (due to a fried hard drive), and production will be slow for the next few months.... read more

The newest version of Webcpp for Win32, 1.2.1, now accepts C# (.cs) files. The highlighting engine will colour it as a C++ file.

Click here to download it:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-1.2.1-win32.zip

I'm happy to announce that the second milestone in Webcpp's presence on the internet has been achieved.

Webcpp was registered at SourceForge on June 29th, 2001. The first file release (v0.1.1-pre1) came shortly after. At the time, I thought I'd be lucky if even 100 people EVER downloaded it.

Many, many versions and file releases, and seven months later, Web C Plus Plus has reached 30,000 hits, and 10,000 downloads.... read more

A new Webcpp for Win32 is out, version 1.2.0.

The engine is based on the brand-new webcpp 0.6.5, which offers new and improved ways of string and number highlighting. The previous Webcpp32 was based on 0.6.2.

The interface has been slightly changed, adding in a couple of new convenient features.

The user's manual was also updated, and many other changes have been made.

See the Webcpp32 Change Log here:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=68404... read more

Happy 2002!!!

Webcpp rings in the new year with 0.6.4. This release offers some feature enhancements, as a follow-up of the 0.6.3 preview release. It also fixes a little bug...

See the ChangeLog:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/changes.html#zero.six.four

Get it now at:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/download.html

In webcpp 0.6.2, the changelog presents a fix for a 'memory-leak' in Style::keysCheck() from previous versions of webcpp.

It turns out, it wasn't exactly a leak, but rather a poor
and pointless implementation of memory re-allocation which determines the language type for every line in a file it processes.

So if you use any webcpp version below 0.6.2, don't worry, there's no leak...it's just not as efficient as 0.6.2 and up.

Webcpp for Win32 v1.1 has been released, introducing a new key feature: batch conversions. The interface expands and contracts to reveal the batch controls.

See it here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/win32shots/batch.png

See the changes here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=66170

Download it here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/download.html

CRITICAL RELEASE VERSION 1.0.2

This fixes the incompatibility with non-NT systems because of incompatible DLL's (which are ony good with Windows NT-based systems). Webcpp for Win32 v1.0.2 is no longer packaged with DLL's.

If you've installed earlier releases Webcpp for Win32 on a Non-NT system, and are experiencing Windows problems, you will need to replace the following DLL's in your Windows/System folder:... read more

Webcpp for Win32 is a full replacemnet for Web C Plus Plus. It provides
a Win32 GUI and a built-in webcpp engine. Unlike the Webcpp
WinGUI, Webcpp for Win32 is a full port to Win32.

This is standalone software, and Web C Plus Plus is NOT
required in order to run this program. The internal engine
is based on the brand new Webcpp-0.6.2 engine. The changes in 0.6.2 are listed here: http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/changes.html... read more

Webcpp 0.6.0 is now out, with support for stylesheets (CSS) as an alternative colour scheme format. Webcpp's native format, SCS, is also still supported.

Each of the colour scheme formats have their advantage over the other, and the choice of which to use is now up to you.

See the latest changes log:
http://webcpp.sf.net/changes.html

Download it here:
http://webcpp.sf.net/download.html

Webcpp 0.5.3 is out, the windows version includes webcpp wingui 1.1. If you want the full source code (with project files) and documentation for wingui, you can download it seperately.

Webcpp 0.5.3 changes are here:
http://webcpp.sf.net/changes.html

Both Webcpp and WinGUI can be downloaded here:
http://webcpp.sf.net/download.html

Webcpp wingui 1.0 is finally here, with many improvements over the 1.0 beta release.

See what all the fuss is about here:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=60026

Download it here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-wingui-1.0.zip

See a screenshot here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/winguishots/main.png

Webcpp celebrates its first 5,000 downloads by releasing version 0.5.2.

This latest release offers a new feature, a new option, minor improvements, and a new version of its Windows GUI program, included in the webcpp installer.

Changes:
http://webcpp.sf.net/changes.html

Download:
http://webcpp.sf.net/download.html

There's a new online version of webcpp re-written in Perl, which lets you tryout webcpp's language support and colour schemes before downloading it.

Try webcpp online here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/trywebcpp.html

Note that this CGI program is not as good or accurate as the original webcpp, and is intended for demo purposes.

Webcpp 0.5.1 is now out, with some keyword updates, but most of all, re-written the entire support for PHP syntax highlighting.

See the change log:
http://webcpp.sf.net/changes.html

Download:
http://webcpp.sf.net/download.html

It was a long process, but the webcpp website has been revamped. The webcpp site ver. 2.0 now has navigation tables, and a new look, but keeping the original colours.

Just a warning: I kinda went crazy on the tables, so please don't mind.

See it now:
http://webcpp.sf.net

There's now a GUI shell for webcpp written with pure gtk+ widgets. This is not part of webcpp, so webcpp 0.5.0+ is required.

See it here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/gtkgui.jpg

Download it here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-gtkgui-0.1.tar.gz

Webcpp wingui v1.0 beta 1 is now out, with alot more functionality than the first alpha release.

What's New:
The browse buttons for the file selections now work. The drop down list for the colour schemes also works now. Support for file names with spaces in them.

See it here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/wingui1.jpg

Download:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/wingui-1.0-beta1.zip

Another webcpp is out -not the usual changes this time. The new webcpp v0.5.0 offers the ability of hyperlinking with a new hyperlinking system, activated by labels in the source code comments, and a --hyperlink switch that automatically hyperlinks #include statements to the files stated.

Another new feature is the ability to use an image file for the background.

Also in version 0.5.0, many improvements and bug fixes have been made, and the user's manual has been updated.
See the ChangeLog for details:
http://webcpp.sf.net/changes.html... read more

A new webcpp is out, with language support for Python, and markup languages. There is a new option -b which will backup existing html files before overwriting them. Many more improvements and enhancements have been made.

See the changelog:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/changes.html

Download it at:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/download.html

Webcpp 0.4.0 is out. The 0.4 series offers the ability to redirect the I/O from or to STDIN or STDOUT, rather than using a file. This enables piping data to and from webcpp using other command line utilities.

see the changes here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/changes.html

download it here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/download.html