Oyd11's misc coding page

readVarsAn example use for a small 'foreach' preprocessor. The example reads configuration variables from a text file, so that it's easy to add more vars. Hard to explain, easy to write, easy to use.

wmfire-0.0.3.9pre4.dir.tgz
- A patched 'wmfire' fire applet on X, which enables the 'other' scanning direction, yield two selectable fire styles. To switch dir, either run 'wmfire -D' or click 2nd mouse button on the buttom lines of the applet. (IIR / FIR filtering or something...)
wmclock.lang.polish.tgz
- Polish month + days of the week bitmaps for 'wmclock', simply untar'z the pack in 'wmclock's dir, and run "./configure --lang polish && make", or if compiled already "wmclock -monthxpm (filename) -weekdayxpm (filename)"

LSAnalogClock.zip
Quick n dirty analog clock for LiteStep.
RingBlink
- A LiteStep module, that blinks when your phone rings (if the line is connected thru your modem). Works only on WindowNT. NOTE: I currently have to access to a WinNT system, so I'm not sure if it still works.
LSRSMonitor
- A win9x heaps meter for LS's wharf.
lsclock.pl.zip
- patched lsclock with polish month names, patched with 'ResourceHacker' ( http://rpi.net.au/~ajohnson/resourcehacker, source included.

LiteStep, version 0.24, last 'sane' version I believe (before major forks), I wasn't able to locate it elsewhere online. SRC: litestep-ls-0.24.4src.zip, BIN: litestep-ls-024.zip

And GetSmart, our download manager/http/ftp thingy, (Official page: http://getsmart.sourceforge.net. Again, I wasn't able to find sources online (Binary avaliable somewhere...), Here's the LGPL'd src: version 0.9: gs09_LGPL.zip. Note that the src is messy, but nice. The mini-GUI kit, GDI interfacing, is very light, and there's something cool about it, but it's sourcecode organisation is hell (it was my first toying with a GUI-server, ie, GDI), it's shameful source (at least this part), but I believe with "abit" of proper packaging into a proper object hierarchy, it might be quite useful. It's very light, and doesn't leak resources. (But currently volatile to extend). Sometimes I thinks it's a shame we did not go abit more forward to implement more hacks into this thing. We had a nice list.
Officially, Adeel Akram took charge of the project, but I haven't seen any releases from him. this is an example of the GUI thingy, the design is abit out of fashion, it's no longer 1999.