Joachim Van der Auwera makes some magical things to make me read
} Plus the need to develop screen and printer drivers, handle colour
} issues etc.
As you talk about that, is there any Prowess driver for the high colour
mode of QPC2v2 (final) ? (Or even only the 256 fixed colours mode ?)
If
Though ProWesS is GPL, this is no problem when distributing you program.
Everybody can download the ProWesS and install it. I have already explicitly
mentioned this on release of the free version of ProWesS. You should compare
this with a program storing the data in a database. If the program is
There is another possibility and that is to use Freetype... (the source of
which is downloadable and I had some success when I toyed with it although
my C knowledge is hm limited). ( www.freetype.org IIRC). The latter
has three major advantages:
If you try to compare this to ProWesS
On 4 Oct 2001, at 18:56, Tarquin Mills wrote:
The options I can see are:
1. Csize.
2. use different colours (like lynx).
3. do nothing and wait for Wman to change, or the Prowess licence to change.
4. use Prowess (i.e. use a second hand commercial version).
5. Write my own font
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tarquin Mills
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At the show I was asked about the development of my web browser, I have
converted the parser in C. At the moment I am changing my development
environment to one in which I can develop GUI based software. I am unable
to
Tarquin Mills wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Tarquin Mills wrote:
At the show I was asked about the development of my web browser [...]
the program will be Wman based.
How will you handle variable fonts?
The options I can see are:
1. Csize.
2. use different colours (like lynx).
3.
At 06:56 ìì 4/10/2001 +0100, you wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Tarquin Mills wrote:
At the show I was asked about the development of my web browser, I have
converted the parser in C. At the moment I am changing my development
environment to one in which I can develop GUI based software. I
On 10/3/01 at 4:53 PM Phoebus Dokos wrote:
As for Xitami, I have been using it for over a year now and although it
is
simple and relatively powerfull, it also has, at least on the PC some odd
problems...
Actually it's not Xitami's fault. I suspect you are using the NT version
which tends to
At 06:51 ðì 3/10/2001 +0100, you wrote:
Claude Mourier 00 wrote:
Why not replace Java by SBasic (for QL/SMS user only, of course) ?
De : Tarquin Mills [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
At the show I was asked about the development of my web browser, I have
converted the parser in C. At
On 10/3/01 at 12:36 PM Phoebus Dokos wrote:
SB being a Server Side Script language is feasible now with UN*X
systems running uQLx And a QL specific web server is relatively
easy to implement once the TCP/IP stack is stable and complete.
Xitami for example (www.imatix.com) is an ideal
At 02:05 ìì 3/10/2001 -0400, you wrote:
On 10/3/01 at 12:36 PM Phoebus Dokos wrote:
SB being a Server Side Script language is feasible now with UN*X
systems running uQLx And a QL specific web server is relatively
easy to implement once the TCP/IP stack is stable and complete.
Xitami
Why not replace Java by SBasic (for QL/SMS user only, of course) ?
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De : Tarquin Mills [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyé : mardi 2 octobre 2001 00:32
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Objet : [ql-users] Hyper Browse Development
At the show I was asked about the development of
On Mon, 1 Oct 2001 at 23:32:28, Tarquin Mills wrote:
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At the show I was asked about the development of my web browser, I have
converted the parser in C. At the moment I am changing my development
environment to one in which I can develop GUI based software. I am
Claude Mourier 00 wrote:
Why not replace Java by SBasic (for QL/SMS user only, of course) ?
De : Tarquin Mills [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
At the show I was asked about the development of my web browser, I have
converted the parser in C. At the moment I am changing my development
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