Sep 17, 2009
Apr 4, 2009
Joystick Mouse Control
I am working on an application that will allow people to use their joysticks as a way to control the mouse. It supports mouse movement, scrolling, all three mouse buttons, the control key, the shift key, and the alt key. Movement and scrolling can be mapped to any axis on the joystick. The mouse buttons and keys can be mapped to any button on the joystick. You can select the number of the button, or press the button beside the number selection then press a button on the joystick and it will be detected and set. It also has options for sensitivity of the mouse and scrolling.
It is a cool little project that I might release on my website.
By the way, I was using my application when I wrote this...
It is a cool little project that I might release on my website.
By the way, I was using my application when I wrote this...
Mar 27, 2009
Filescape 1.0 Nearing Completion
This time I'm not kidding, I'm almost done! The core of Filescape is pretty much done, except for the problems I'm having with the updater. Since I transferred the files on to my new site and changed the updater to look there, it hangs and doesn't update at all. For some strange reason, the server is returning 404 when the updater tries to download the files. After the updater is done, the only thing left for version 1.0 will be the manual.
Mar 26, 2009
Filescape News
Sorry I haven't been posting lately, but I just haven't had the time.
I have decided to save FilescapeScript for a later version and release version 1.0 without it. I might include only the FSS parser, but I really don't feel like making the editor now. I also might do a complete rewrite of FSS, I don't know.
With that out of the way, all that's left for Filescape 1.0 is the manual, which I plan to finish soon.
I have just written a NSIS Installer script for Filescape 1.0, and it looks great.
In other (brief) news...
I have been learning C++. Dom96 and I have made a code sharing website called CodeShard. And probably other stuff that I forgot about...
That's all for now.
I have decided to save FilescapeScript for a later version and release version 1.0 without it. I might include only the FSS parser, but I really don't feel like making the editor now. I also might do a complete rewrite of FSS, I don't know.
With that out of the way, all that's left for Filescape 1.0 is the manual, which I plan to finish soon.
I have just written a NSIS Installer script for Filescape 1.0, and it looks great.
In other (brief) news...
I have been learning C++. Dom96 and I have made a code sharing website called CodeShard. And probably other stuff that I forgot about...
That's all for now.
Feb 7, 2009
New Website!
I just put up my new website! It has a new address, www.programble.co.cc. My new website is hosted by 000webhost.com, and was designed entirely by me. I still need to transfer a lot of my files from my old website, but that should be done soon. I have also used PHP in my new website, which I learned recently. Check out the new site.
Filescape Update:
I have added an option for using the default file icons. It can be set at different levels: never use default icons, find icons for applications, find icons for unknown file types, or always use default icons. I hope I can release version 1.0 soon!
Filescape Update:
I have added an option for using the default file icons. It can be set at different levels: never use default icons, find icons for applications, find icons for unknown file types, or always use default icons. I hope I can release version 1.0 soon!
Jan 18, 2009
Javascript
I have started learning Javascript! I have been learning Javascript on W3 Schools. Here is an example of Javascript: Did you see the message appear? It might not work because I am posting this on my blog, but the point is that I am learning. I think that Javascript is very useful because you can create dynamic content on pages. Here is some Javascript code:
var x=prompt("What is you name?","");
document.write("Hello "+x+"!");
The code above asks for the user's name, then says "hello" to them.
Jan 16, 2009
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