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April 21, 2004

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gModeler 0.6 released
Posted by Grant

Thanks to Phil joining gskinner.com, I finally had enough free time to make a couple of updates to gModeler that I had hoped to get done a long time ago. Firstly, I fixed the issues with Mozilla based browsers displaying the source of the application page, instead of the application. Secondly, I added the capability to export ActionScript 2.0 stub code - it currently dumps all the class code together (so you have to separate it into class files manually), but that's the limitation of outputting to a dialog box.

Let me know what you think of the code / comments it's exporting - I'll tweak it if necessary.

Now to get started on v2.0. ;)

Posted @ 09:39 AM by Grant | TrackBack

Comments

Very happy to hear about this. Looking forward with great anticipation to version 2.0. :)

Posted by: Lucas at April 21, 2004 10:12 AM

*Yippieh* finally Mozilla ready :)

Posted by: Martin Heidegger at April 21, 2004 10:23 AM

Nice, but how about a v1.0 first?

Posted by: Ryan at April 21, 2004 11:01 AM

great to see it working under mozilla. It always distrubed me that it wasnt working under moz.

Posted by: marteinn at April 21, 2004 11:30 AM

With Gregg Wygonik's blazePDF components just released why not consider adding PDF export for the class diagrams? That would be pretty sweet ;)

Posted by: Peter at April 26, 2004 07:01 AM