Heh. Well, I lost interest a bit. The link in the post about the latest release does still work though.
http://whee.dk/?p=229
Heh. Well, I lost interest a bit. The link in the post about the latest release does still work though.
http://whee.dk/?p=229
How do I get it to work? It looks promising.
Thanks for the interest.Originally Posted by Isaac Thomas Riley
Did you get it running? I tried to start the gtk version myself, but had no luck so far on my windows 10 machine. I'll try to grab the code off of github and compile a new version.
http://whee.dk/?page_id=65 has the best documentation that I know of. Someone on this forum was writing a guide, I believe, but I don't remember where it was.
/Arne
Not yet. I plan on trying to see if it'll work with win7 preferences. I do have gtk# installed on my system from mono.
Good news is I managed to get it built and running.
Check out http://whee.dk/?p=293
I've packaged it up with all the dlls it supposedly needs. I hope that helps.
Still no luck. I have gtk, mono and 4.5 installed on my machine.
I got it to work, but now I need help generating words. :/
Great that it's working. There's a quick guide by one of the patrons here at http://whee.dk/?page_id=187
If you look around on my site, there are other examples as well.
So I got something working. What does CSV mean in the exports?
Comma Separated Values
It's a plain-text file format which has rows of information with several values on each line. There are commas in between the items on each line. This format is understood by all spreadsheet programs and is relatively easy to process if you write your own software.
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