click here to download zip file

Please don’t ask me how it works, I haven’t the time to provide support— just try the sample scripts and go from there. I created Jujuscript more than five years ago, and have done sod all with it since besides Drivey and a few little test apps. The language is like a cross between C++ and Javascript, and maybe someone will get a kick out of it. If there is enough interest, I may be persuaded to document the thing and provide a better IDE/debugger/optimizer for it.

BTW sorry for disabling comments here… I was getting too much spam and haven’t had time to upgrade to same software as my main blog.

New version is not ready yet, mainly because I realized quite late that my unicode support doesn’t extend to filenames, so I’ve had some bugs coming in where files with non-ascii characters in their names can’t be opened/saved.

http://www.jujusoft.com/jujuedit

For a possibly limited time only [depending on how many complaints I get about it being confusing ;)] you can download the latest test version of Jujusketch:

> Download Jujusketch <

NOTE: that it requires WINTAB[32].DLL to be installed— ie you must already have a graphics tablet. Also it has been tested with only two type of tablet so far, Wacom and Genius, and already there are observable differences— tablet drivers seem to date back to the dark ages of Windows :( If anyone knows of another API I should be using please let me know.

Keyboard shortcuts:

P: Toggle pressure sensitivity
S: lasso select mode
D: draw mode
Ctrl+C: copy all or selected (should place meta data on clipboard which can paste into office etc)
Space: toggle stroke or fill mode
W/K: Set color to White/Black
R/G/B: Mix color to Red/Green or Blue
Ctrl + pen: Pan
Shift + pen: Zoom/Rotate
Backspace: delete last shape.
Ctrl+Z/Y: Undo/Redo
Alt-PgDown/PgUp: Move to next/previous picture in sketchbook folder
etc…lots of temp/test stuff in there… if you end up in some weird mode just close and restart :)

You just run the executable (there is no install process and it should be happy to run from any location). It will create a Sketchbook folder in My Documents where it will automatically save your drawings.

Hello to anyone who’s still subscribed to this blog… the reason I haven’t posted anything for so long is that I haven’t had any news about software to post.

But soon I will be posting new versions of JujuEdit and possibly a few other things as well. At the very least I want to avoid any software expiring before new versions are available.

• JujuEdit: will feature bug fixes and a new msi based installer. Will require Win2000 or higher though (supporting Win98 slows development and limits functionality).
• BookReader: probably just the previous version wrapped in a new installer without a built-in expiry date.
• JujuTool: No change planned, although this app is seriously schizophrenic and needs some consistency.
• eLibrary: retired until further notice… never got around to supporting Gutenberg’s new indexing scheme.
• Drivey: news as it happens at http://drivey.com, which also features a long dormant news feed.
• JujuScript: You never heard of it. Actually will maybe put a version out one day, but no plans for now.

Other news is that this blog is my first to be upgraded to Wordpress 2.0.2, and so far it seems ok, plus the new WYSIWYG web interface for authoring posts is impressive enough for me to consider not bothering with offline entries anymore (although I just tried inserting a link and it didn’t work, so still not perfect).