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Windows gui for web C Plus Plus.

Webcpp wingui is in the works. It provides a windows GUI to webcpp.

see it here:
https://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=2028

download the alpha version here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webcpp/webcpp-wingui-0.1a.zip

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-09-24

Webcpp: 1,000 Milestone.

Thanks to all the webcpp users out there which have shown interest, webcpp has exceeded the 1,000 downloads mark just recently. This is my first program, and I hope you've all enjoyed it.

Also I would like to add, deepest sympathy goes out to the friends and families of the victims of yesterday's cowardly terrorist attack on America. Our people in Canada are very shocked by this and are doing all they can to help.

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-09-12

Webcpp 0.3.0 is out.

This release fixes some bugs which appeared after the conversion from v0.1.1 to v0.2.0. Other known bugs have also been fixed, and keyword checking has improved. Although there are no new features, this release offers a new level of reliablility.

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

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

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-09-10

Woo-hooo it's my birthday!!

I'm 21 on sept. 8th, and before celebrating, I've made another webcpp release. Enjoy webcpp 0.2.2.

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-09-08

Critical bugs fixed in 0.2.2.

Thanks to Christopher Trudeau for submitting the bug and the circumstances causing it, I was able to easily fix this critical bug, and also found a similar bug.

Webcpp 0.2.2 is now available for download.

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

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-09-07

Many fixes in webcpp 0.2.1.

A missing symlink in the root directory causing the install scripts to fail has been fixed (UNIX source). Fixed the dupe option which has been broken for the last two releases. Perl and shell highlighting should be much more functional this time.

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

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-09-04

Send in your colour schemes.

Attention webcpp/mkscs users (YES, all five of you!!):

Send in any colour schemes you have made for webcpp. When I get enough, I'll make the ultimate colour scheme package for webcpp, and if you like, you'll have your names credited to the colour schemes you've contributed.

send to:
seeplusplus@users.sourceforge.net

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-08-31

Webcpp 0.2.0 supports PERL & UNIX shell.

Webcpp 0.2.0 is now available. This is a Stable release, yet the PERL and Shell support are still experimental. A --line-numbers options has been added. Webcpp has also gone through many internal changes.

see the changelog for details:
http://webcpp.sf.net/changes.html

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

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-08-30

Webcpp 0.1.1 final released!

The is the first big release, as webcpp has reached it's goals for v0.1.1. After 3 "preview" releases, webcpp 0.1.1 is finally available.

Webcpp comes in various formats for UNIX and Windows, get it here:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/download.html

For more info, read the ChangeLog:
http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/changes.html

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-08-19

Introducing mkscs 1.0.

Mkscs is a stand-alone program which generates colour schemes files (.scs) for webcpp. It lets the user choose from a list of colours, rather than manually entering hex codes.

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-07-26

v0.1.1 final is next.

webcpp-0.1.1-pre3 has just been released. All the features have now been implemented. The improved syntax colour scheme system easily makes beautiful html pages of your source code. Any current bugs will be fixed in the final 0.1.1 release; use this for testing.

Changes can be viewed at: http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/changes.html

or download at: http://webcpp.sourceforge.net/download.html

Posted by Jeffrey Bakker 2001-07-24
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