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New versions pending

Thursday, June 2nd, 2005

Just to let you know I haven’t forgotten [well actually I had forgotten, until those accursed reminder dialogs started popping up] and will be posting new versions of JujuEdit, BookReader and eLibrary in the next couple of weeks.
Mid-June is my approximate deadline for these. If for some reason I fail to meet this […]

Initializing a struct

Sunday, May 15th, 2005

Just saw something in some of Raymond Chen’s sample code that made me go "Wha…?!?" in a good way. It’s a line where he initializes a classic Windows struct, MONITORINFO, which like a lot of windows structs starts with a cbSize value [to hold the structures byte size— used as a kind of version/error […]

JujuEdit: Status

Wednesday, April 20th, 2005

Since this blog is supposed to be about my software, I thought maybe I should post some info about development status.
Done [for next release]

fixed UTF-8 auto detection problem - was stuffing up with consecutive characters
enabled find in read-only mode
fixed ctrl-tab switching to be more consistent
fixed minor issue when opening from a shortcut
fixed problem with […]

DST—Maybe It’s Not Just Me?

Monday, March 28th, 2005

Daylight Savings Time.
It seems that every time we pass in or out of this period, I have some kind of hassle. On previous occasions I would simply slap myself on the forehead, recompile and upload my website and move on, making a mental note to "watch out" for time zone issues in the future.
Not this […]

BookReader & eLibrary & stuff

Friday, March 18th, 2005

Have been doing some serious code cleaning recently, fixing an age old link problem that had been preventing all of my software compiling with the multithreaded DLL versions of the C++ run-time libraries.
It was all down to a single stupid #pragma directive ticked away in a header file, which was actually excluding the […]

JujuScript & Operator Conventions

Monday, March 14th, 2005

Have made available for download a "compiled" version of my JujuScript calculator, which got a bit of a fix-up with some recent JujuScript changes.
JujuScript is drifting further away from pure C/C++ syntax, and it’s kind of a relief because it was never 100% compatible anyway. It’s nice to not have to conform. Still there […]

eLibrary & Project Gutenberg

Friday, March 11th, 2005

eLibrary is a project started a few years ago, which never worked all that great, in part because of the crappiness of Project Guteberg’s database; basically I had the program downloading one giant directory listing of raw filenames, and one [inconsistent, apparently hand edited] listing file, and attempting to correlate them in order to create […]

Argh.

Saturday, March 5th, 2005

Ok, so i know Wordpress is not necessarily bug free, but I really wish its XMLRPC was a little more robust.

Last time I installed it [version 1.2.2] I had a few problems with it, but at least there was a reason to expect such problems: that release did not officially support XMLRPC [I […]

Introduction

Saturday, March 5th, 2005

Jujublog used to be my personal weblog, but then because it was less and less about Jujusoft and more and more about me avoiding work, I decided to move it to intepid.com.
Now I am reviving the JujuBlog name with an eye to providing more software/business related info here. Whether or not that will pan […]

Old News

Tuesday, July 1st, 2003

July 1, 2003 - Updated beta versions of Reader, eLibrary and JujuEdit. Sign up as a beta tester now!- Posted extra self-exe books

March 11, 2003 -Posted a new article about anti-aliasing, with nice illustrations.

February 21, 2003 - Posted beta versions of Reader, eLibrary and JujuEdit.

February 20, 2003 - Posted extra self-exe […]