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...the missing plugins, they were still excluded from the package. The last version should contain all of them.-ecaradec (April 09, 2012, 06:02 PM)
There are new functions that you can use by doing a require("lib/clipboard.js") : they are clip and paste. Paste can optionally take a text to paste. You can also do a sendinput but it's currently limited to printable characters only. If you feel like improving it, I'll be happy to take your version and put it in Qatapult.
Both functions are built with direct call to win32 dll from javascript using the dynamic wrapper. Have a look to clipboard.js in lib if you want to see what it looks like.
There is a new jsmath plugin that eval javascript as a way to evaluate mathematical expression. Start a query with = on the first pane to trigger it. It work well but doesn't handle the display exactly the way I would like : The perfect thing ihmo would be to have a custom display on the first pane that display both the expression and the result, then a second pane with the operation. The current thing use 3 panes. I think that it might be worthwhile that we use some specially named values that skins could detect and handle display for a large number of types instead of handling types individually like we do today : skins could be more versatile that way ihmo.-ecaradec (April 09, 2012, 05:18 PM)
I've uploaded a new version. This is the ground for the future settings ui that should be more usable. You can now enable and disable plugins from the UI. There is also a ton of less memory leaks.-ecaradec (April 09, 2012, 05:18 PM)
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Version 1.0.2 (2012-01-03)
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* Updated to latest partclone stable binaries
* Shorten dropdown menus with an ellipsis after certain character limit
* Ubuntu Maverick repos for updates and backports added; base upgraded
* Chromium browser launched with user data dir specified (to run as root)
* Show time elapsed when backup/restore operations are completed
* Added boot-repair tool for correcting any boot issues after restore
* Added wget utility for easily downloading files from the command line
* Show free space on destination drive while saving a backup
* Warn if less than 1GB free on backup destination drive
* Show an error if any of the partitions to restore do not exist
* Allow spaces in network shared folders
Do you mind if I change the name of setInput to setOutput ? I think it would be more appropriate.-ecaradec (March 29, 2012, 11:53 AM)
see if you maybe have that option above set in the radio box "Hide When Focus Is Lost" -- that can cause some odd behavior.-mouser (April 03, 2012, 11:31 PM)
eg makes git easy to learn and use
- easily learnable - I claim you can learn git faster by first using eg than by starting with git directly
- interchangable - You can switch between using eg and using git as often as you'd like. I do it all the same on the same repositories.
- fully capable - Unlike other wrappers for git, eg does not remove or limit any capabilities of git in order to simplify it; it just tries to layer concepts and present the capabilities in a more orderly fashion.
- compatible - eg is essentially command-line backwards compatible to git; those familiar with git can start using eg by simply replacing "git" with "eg" in their commands.
yap (announcement), by Steven Walter
A porcelain that concentrates on making git easier for those interacting with subversion repositories; particularly trying to reduce the impedance mismatch that exists between the very different workflows typically used with native git repositories versus git-svn ones.
pyrite, by Govind Salinas
A porcelain focusing on providing a Mercurial-like user interface.
yyhelp, by Tim Janik
A single file bash script serving as a minimal porcelain. Emphasis on minimal; it's a very short file with no documentation that I could find.
vng, by Thomas Zander
A porcelain focusing on providing a darcs-like user interface.