[Tetsuo]

Can't wait!

[airjrdn]

www.winexpose.com is now winplosion. lol

Any updates to iex lately?

[andysira]

Yes, WinExpose provides the same functionality as Apple's Expose only for the Windows based machine. Now They changed product name to WinPlosion and domain to www.winplosion.com


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[malebolgia]

siwu is this new version going to be done in Unicom? For some reason I'm thinking your last version was done in Unicom.

[siwu]

what's Unicom ? You mean Unicode ? Yes, iEx 0.2 was in unicode, so will iEx 0.3 will

[vitg]

win2k is supported? or XP only?

[xjkretzx]

siwu-
do you want/need any assitance with coding iEx? i'm an undergraduate computer science student at the University of Pittsburgh, and i work as a computer programmer for the Field Robotics Department at Carnegie Mellon University. i would love to work on a project like this, but don't have the time to start one from scratch. let me know if you're interested.

-josh

[jonDough]

Siwu, what exactly do you mean by it will be coded in unicode? Isn't that just a character set?

_JD_

[siwu]

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Originally posted by xjkretzx@Mar 30 2004, 12:23 AM
siwu-
do you want/need any assitance with coding iEx?  i'm an undergraduate computer science student at the University of Pittsburgh, and i work as a computer programmer for the Field Robotics Department at Carnegie Mellon University.  i would love to work on a project like this, but don't have the time to start one from scratch.  let me know if you're interested.

-josh

Thank you very much

I'll ask you if I have some pbs

[siwu]

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Originally posted by jonDough@Mar 31 2004, 06:45 PM
Siwu, what exactly do you mean by it will be coded in unicode?  Isn't that just a character set?

_JD_

Well, yes, but you have to enable it in your program.

Because unicode programs are not the same a non-unicode, because you can't describe a unicode char with the char type.
You have to use WCHAR (wide-char), also, functions are quite different.

For example: strlen() becomes wcslen() (STRing LENgth to WideCharString LENgth) or MessageBoxA() become MessageBoxW() (VC++ has macro for that that don't require you to explicitely call *A or *W functions at compilation time).

I hope I'm clear

[jonDough]

What do you gain from using unicode if you don't mind me asking? I am a programmer (c/c++ and limited java all on unix) and have never heard of this. Please enligten me.

_JD_

[alilm]

It means that the app can display any language characters.

[jonDough]

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Originally posted by alilm@Apr 1 2004, 05:02 PM
It means that the app can display any language characters.

Thank You. Hope ya'll don't mind me asking these programming questions. I was thinking about doing some directx programming soon. I done some VB but I don't think it's anything like that, lol.