Woopsi
Developer's note:
This release adds system-wide support for unicode (UTF-8). Virtually all of the new features are related to text storage, manipulation or display.
In addition to that, the FileRequester is now an official part of libwoopsi and there are dozens of fixes and improvements
Woopsi Developer's note:
Version 0.41 is now available.
This version contains the usual set of bugfixes, optimisations and new test projects. The SDL compatibility layer has been greatly improved in this release - I compiled a quick test for the GP2X F-200 and it now runs at the same speed as the DS version.
New features are limited to some more graphics functions
Woopsi from ant512:
This release is the first alpha version. At this point I'm mainly concerned with bugfixing and tidying up than adding significant new features.
Big changes this time around include the removal of PALib support and a directory restructure. This is the first release of Woopsi that ships as a proper library
Woopsi from ant512:
This release includes the usual set of bugfixes. New features are mainly centred around testing the library - there's a new "tests" folder which will grow into a comprehensive set of test harnesses for every UI gadget
Woopsi from ant512:
There are quite a few under-the-hood changes this time around. First of all, Quirky (of Bunjalloo fame) supplied patches for half a dozen crashes, which are all now fixed. There are a number of other miscellanous bugfixes in there too
Woopsi fro ant152:Version 0.35 is now out. Changes are listed below. The most significant changes this time around include the addition of a keyboard gadget for text input, cursor support in the TextBox gadget and re-written VBL integration to use a much simpler timer gadget for VBL-based code.I've attached a screenshot of the keyboard
Woopsi Ant512 has released a new version of Woopsi, now called Woopsi v0.27. For those who haven't heard of it, Woopsi v0.27 is a GUI Development Library based on the AmigaOS windowing system. In other words, it helps coders make user interfaces for their homebrew projects
Ant512, a homebrew developer specializing in Nintendo DS applications is trying to break the groundwork for other homebrew coders with the Woopsi homebrew, which aims to create a simple windowing system that programmers can use for their own applications
Woopsi
Woopsi is a windowing system for the Nintendo DS, written in C++.A The aim of the project is to create a windowing system that other programmers can use for their applications, decreasing the tedious amount of GUI code that they have to write. This demo illustrates some of the features of Woopsi
