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2020-08-11Favorites and internal pages are now working. Added symbols to buttons in ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
Windows based on new AppGraphics release.
2020-08-10Fixed favorite loading that caused string filling and pointer crashes. Now ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
calls win32 CreateDirectory on Windows. Fixed Fave button on Windows.
2020-08-08Initial work on favorites added. Probably flat-out wrong...Jeffrey Armstrong
2020-05-21Added binary handler for windows gui. Fixed opening and writing of binary ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
files so it works on windows too. Removed all tabs from link lines for simpler processing.
2020-05-18Switched Windows build to use static C and Fortran runtimes.Jeffrey Armstrong
2020-05-18Fixed rendering when an error occurs in GUI client. GUI client window title ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
now set to first encountered level 1 heading.
2020-05-14Added scrolling and status bar to windows GUI rendererJeffrey Armstrong
2020-05-14Initial commit of an AppGraphics renderer that actually works, though it ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
doesn't scroll or allow url entry.
2020-05-14Renderer class now has optional arguments for drawing text to indicate list ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
items, headings, etc. Dumb renderer now draws headings a bit nicer.
2020-05-07Added a license that might annoy people. Added a readme and gave this mess ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
a name.
2020-05-06Fixed silly Fortran mistakes regarding functions returning allocated ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
strings. Added an unused history system. Fixed URL handling.
2020-05-05Added input handling with escaping, all untested.Jeffrey Armstrong
2020-05-05Actual client can now load and display a page using dumb_rendererJeffrey Armstrong
2020-05-01Initial work on a sensible, packaged connection system.Jeffrey Armstrong
2020-05-01SSL network connections now seem to work, including on windowsJeffrey Armstrong
2020-04-30Fixed initialization of windows networking. Fixed some overruns in hostent ↵Jeffrey Armstrong
processing.