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ePen
After a long time, I’m starting a new OSS project called “ePen“. From the description: ePen – A cross platform tool for creative writers and book authors. ePen is able to manage all information around...
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ePen 0.7
I’ve started to work on ePen again. This time, I’m using Java and SWT/JFace. Python Traits was nice but too slow for my purpose, especially the editor. This is the main window. As you can see, there is...
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ePen 0.7 Status Update
I’ve pushed the code for ePen into a new set of Mercurial repositories: signal (a signal/event handling library, new BSD license), JaSpell (fork of the project jaspell.sourceforge.net; mainly a port to...
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ePen 0.8 status update
Followup to my last ePen post: All but the first point are resolved. You can open an existing project by specifying the path on the command line but that’s too tedious for something which is supposed...
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ePen 0.8.0 released
I’ve just uploaded the ePen 0.8.0 release on SourceForge.net. You can find it in the download area of the project. To install, follow the instructions in the README.txt (either in the archive or in the...
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Uploaded first snapshot of ePen 0.9
I’ve just uploaded the first snapshot of the 0.9 prerelease on Sourceforge. Changes since 0.8: Make text links in translations work HTML: Use outline title in changelog HTML layout. Index section in...
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Need something in SWT?
When the guys at SWT can’t be bothered, there is now an alternative: A little project to create drop in replacements for stuff that you want in SWT. Check it out here. In the same place, you can find a...
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