Free discoverstation 4.0 software for linux

JXHTMLEDIT is a browser-based HTML/XHTML content authoring. JXHTMLEDIT tool is based on the Java 2 Platform that allows WYSIWYG editing on multiple platforms (require the Sun JavaTM Plug-in 1.4 or higher installed on client).
JXHTMLEdit is a cross-platform WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) HTML/XHTML content authoring tool, a very small Java Applet based on the Java 2 Platform. JXHTMLEdit provides word processor-like user interface that allows users to edit the XHTML document directly in the final form (as will be rendered). This empower non-technical users to become content contributors without any knowledge of HTML or XHTML.
Specifically designed and optimized to edit only the < body > portion of HTML/XHTML page, JXHTMLEdit outputs to your choice HTML or well-formed XHTML.
JXHTMLEDIT preloads the HTML/XHTML content during startup from a specified html form field (e.g.: < textarea >) where it also saves the generated code.
JXHTMLEdit has been designed to offer great flexibility and could be used to easily integrate WYSIWYG authoring functionality into existing websites, CMS, WMS or any other Web-based software. The Applet JAR archive is less than 150 KB and its cacheable, so it loads very quickly.
Main features:
- platform independent, works on most Operating Systems available today
- browser-based and cross-browser Java Applet, works fine with any Javascript-enabled internet browser that support Sun JavaTM Plug-in 1.4 or higher
- two different jar versions are available:
- signed (jxhtmledit.jar) : to support cut-and-paste to and from system clipboard;
- unsigned (jxhtmledit_u.jar) : support only local clipboard;
- applet jar is less than 150 KB, loads quickly
- WYSIWYG and source code editing (the source editor pane may be disabled)
- partial support for stylesheet CSS1
- support custom tags
- customizable charset encoding, support international character sets and html entities (require appropriate OS/browsers)
- output HTML or well-formed XHTML to your choice
- support XHTML indentation (to increase readability) or compact mode (to reduce code size)
- could be launched as a popup window or used as a textarea
- support copy, cut-n-paste, undo, redo, search and select-all
- buttons and combo boxes are configured using external XML file (java/config/buttons.xml)
- support custom buttons and custom selection boxes to add custom tags or execute predefined actions
- strings could be localized using external TMX file (java/config/tmx.xml)
- all x/HTML tags and relative attributes are defined using external XML files (java/config/tags.xml, attributes.xml, categories.xml, status.xml)
- support help tooltips (popup descriptions that appear when mouse pointer is over the button)
Enhancements:
- The license was changed to the GPL.

LayManSys – short for Layout Managment System – is a PHP framework, that helps you providing a consistent look&feel of your web pages (it is no CMS). LayManSys project stores the meta information about the documents in RDF files and uses them for generating the HTML frame (< head > and footer).

LayManSys is a RDF-based PHP framework for generating a consistent layout of web documents. It is a include library (and no CMS) that can be used online as well as on the command line. It generates the documents HTML frame, that is its < head > and footer, manages (CSS) style definitions, shortcut icons (aka favicons), static HTML and dynamic PHP content and much more.

The necessary meta information is either stored in (the) RDF files or in special layout configuration files; these files can be seen as some kind of “themes”. To use LayManSys benefits, you only need to write the body of your web document, collect all meta information about it in a RDF file, include the LayManSys library into the document and call its initialization function.

At the documents bottom you may want to call a LayManSys finalization routine that builds the footer element.

As mentioned above, there is only one function call to start parsing the meta information and building the HTML frame. This function delegates most work to helper functions and objects, that parse the RDF file(s), parse a layout configuration if necessary, send HTTP header and generate HTML output until the < body > element. The default is to write also the main heading, < h1 id="doktitel" >, using the same information as for the

encdec encodes and decodes a wide range of C objects.

This module may be used to encode and decode C objects such as integers, floats, doubles, times, and internationalized strings to and from a wide variety of binary formats as they might appear in portable file formats or network messages.

These encodings include 16, 34, and 64 bit big and little endian intergers, big and little endian IEEE754 float and double values, 6 time encodings, and the wide range of string encodings supported by libiconv.

The functions are all designed to be ideal for in-situ decoding and encoding of complex formats. The code is licensed under the GNU Library General Public License.

VTKImaging is a Perl interface to VTKImaging library.

Graphics::VTK::BooleanTexture

Inherits from StructuredPointsSource

Functions Supported for this class by the PerlVTK module: (To find more about their use check the VTK documentation at http://www.kitware.com.)

const char *GetClassName ();
unsigned char *GetInIn ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetInOn ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetInOut ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetOnIn ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetOnOn ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetOnOut ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetOutIn ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetOutOn ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
unsigned char *GetOutOut ();
(Returns a 2-element Perl list)
int GetThickness ();
int GetXSize ();
int GetYSize ();
vtkBooleanTexture *New ();
void SetInIn (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetInOn (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetInOut (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetOnIn (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetOnOn (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetOnOut (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetOutIn (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetOutOn (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetOutOut (unsigned char , unsigned char );
void SetThickness (int );
void SetXSize (int );
void SetYSize (int );

vtkBooleanTexture Unsupported Funcs:

Functions which are not supported supported for this class by the PerlVTK module.

void PrintSelf (ostream &os, vtkIndent indent);
I/O Streams not Supported yet

void SetInIn (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetInOn (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetInOut (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetOnIn (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetOnOn (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetOnOut (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetOutIn (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetOutOn (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet
void SetOutOut (unsigned char a[2]);
Arg types of unsigned char * not supported yet

libpwmd is a library that makes it easy to patch applications to use pwmd (Password Manager Daemon). The project supports password retrieval from a pinentry program.

Taskjuggler is a project management tool for Linux and UNIX system-based operating systems. Whether you want to plan your colleges shifts for the next month or want to build a skyscraper - Taskjuggler is the tool for you.
Instead of clicking yourself painfully through hundreds of dialog boxes you specify your Taskjuggler project in a simple text format. You simply list all your tasks and their dependencies. The resulting schedule is then presented as GANTT chart, Table, HTML, XML or CSV report.
Taskjuggler does not only honor the task interdependencies but also takes resource constrains into account. Using Taskjugglers powerful filtering and reporting algorithms you can create task lists, resource usage tables, status reports, project calendars and project accounting statements.
Main features:
- Automatic scheduling of interdependent tasks with resource conflict solver.
- Powerful project description syntax with macro support.
- Flexible working hours and vacation handling.
- Support for shifts.
- Multiple time zone support.
- Flexible resource grouping.
- Project accounting support.
- Task may have initial costs, finishing costs.
- Resource may have running costs.
- Support for simple profit/loss analysis.
- HTML and XML report generation.
- Support for plan and actual scenario comparisons.
- Project tracking support.
- Groupware support by using a revision control system such as CVS or RCS on the project description files.
- Support for central resource allocation database.

RailRoad is a class diagram generator for Ruby on Rails applications. The project produces diagrams of controllers and models as DOT graphs.
Enhancements:
- Diagram generation was made more flexible for large/complex systems.
- Error handling was improved.

jLogo is a LOGO interpreter, featuring as many turtles as you want, color graphics, graphical text tools, and multichannel sound.

jLogo project is available in French and English.