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digitalmars.D.announce - YAWR2 v1.0.1, webcomic reader written in D and SDL

reply Downs <default_357-line yahoo.de> writes:
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YAWR is a webcomic reader written in D and SDL. It can help you keep
track of new strips on your favorite webcomics.
The current version YAWR2 is a full rewrite of the
C++/FLTK based original.

http://yawr.sourceforge.net/
Screen: http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=165812

Features include:
 * one-click/one-key updating of all active comics (F5)
 * Sort by strips, unread or name
 * Support UTF16, Chunked transfer encoding and Persistent Connections
 * Easily extensible via a simple regex syntax (thanks std.regexp)
 * Custom scripting language (Nutterscript) for more complicated pages
 * Custom GUI written in SDL
 * Precaching of strips while reading
 * Hotlink Prevention Bypassing (please only use for hosting sites)
 * Type part of the name of a strip to select it.
   * If more than one strip matches, press Return to cycle through them.

In place of a README:
  Press +/- to display/hide individual strips.
  Click on a strip to load it.
  Use the arrow keys (left/right) to navigate.
  If the image is bigger than the YAWR window, the arrow keys pan it.
    In that case, use the Page Up/Down keys to switch images.
  Press F5 for update.
  Click on "[number] active/available" to show active/available comics.
    Available comics are not updated with F5.
  If in Available mode, press the "A" button on a comic
    to add it to the Active list, "U" to manually update.
  If in Active mode, press the "X" button on a comic
    to remove it from the Active list, "U" to manually update.
  On Windows, you can use F7 to copy the current comic's URL
    to the clipboard. Start yawr with "-c" to show the
    console/log window.
  Colors:
    Red   = Plugin broken. Will not be saved.
    Green = New page available.

That's it! Have fun!
 --downs
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Sep 16 2007
parent reply "Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:
Ah looks nice!
Kinda missing white ninja comics though ;)

And could it be possible to center the picture when its smaller then the 
frame?
Sep 17 2007
parent reply Downs <default_357-line yahoo.de> writes:
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Saaa wrote:

 Ah looks nice!
 Kinda missing white ninja comics though ;)
 
 And could it be possible to center the picture when its smaller then the 
 frame?
 
 


Done and done.
I'll push 1.0.2 in an hour or so. Look for it on sourceforge.
(center mode is toggled with alt-c)

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Sep 19 2007
parent reply "Saaa" <empty needmail.com> writes:
Could I make two more requests :)

Scroll mouse support
'stretch if frame is bigger than image' toggle.

That way I can watch my comics from farther away


 Done and done.
 I'll push 1.0.2 in an hour or so. Look for it on sourceforge.
 (center mode is toggled with alt-c)
Sep 20 2007
parent Downs <default_357-line yahoo.de> writes:
Saaa wrote:

 Could I make two more requests :)
 
 Scroll mouse support


Scrolling should be supported. I've certainly implemented it, and it
works here. If it doesn't work on your end, that's a SDL failure.

 'stretch if frame is bigger than image' toggle.


Probably too much effort. Sorry. :|
 --downs, who lost his keypair ;_; stupid messing with system scripts
Sep 23 2007