Trope Download

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Trope is a text editor. Nothing special about it, you've used text editors before. Available as yab source code only, for the benefit of yab programmers who might want to use this in their own projects. I am developing this as a code base on which to build more interesting things.

Comments from fellow yabbers (yabbists? yabologists?) more than welcome.

v 0.2 - Trope can now insert high-ASCII characters from the menu.

v 0.2.1 - small bugfix: dropped files should now show up in the Recent menu.

v 0.3 - Now with Unicode character entry, and up to 15 text snippets.

v 0.4 - Prettier toolbar - a bit slow, but computers are getting faster all the time. Better error checking when trying to open or drop a non-text file, like a graphic or binary. Trope will now ask if the filename should be inserted into the text.

v 0.4.1 - Bugfix: inserting the filename of a non-text file will no longer try to overwrite that file on the next Save. Also removed all Unicode characters that did not display properly. Added a way to paste all available high-ASCII and Unicode characters into the current document for inspection.

v 0.4.1.1 - minor bugfix

v 0.4.1.2 - Now asks permission before inserting all high-ASCII and Unicode characters from the Help|Characters menu. 

Submitted On:

17 Dec 2011

Submitted By:

Michel Clasquin-Johnson (clasqm)

File Size:

29.25 Kb

Downloads:

66

License:

Public Domain, distributed as yab source code only.

File Version:

0.4.1.2

File Author:

Michel Clasquin-Johnson

Rating:

Total Votes:1

Comments  

 

+1 # bad zip — bbjimmy 2011-10-06 15:19

The zip only contains broken symlinks to two yab files. The original yab files are not included.

 

 

+2 # RE: bad zip — clasqm 2011-10-07 00:17

Ouch! I do remember thinking "wow, I'm getting a lot of compression on this". But what can I say, it was late at night ...

New file uploaded. Apologies, everyone.

 

 

0 # First Trope derivative — clasqm 2011-11-08 02:15

The first Trope derivative is now released: Rondel: http://haikuware.com/directory/view-details/productivity/word-processors/rondel

I am thinking of doing a txt2tags version next, but overwhelming customer demand could make me change my mind. What would you like to see?

 

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