Archive for September, 2005

SEPY dutch translation

Monday, September 19th, 2005

A new localization language has been added today.
Philip Brands has just sent to me the Dutch files, so expect to see a new language choice in the preferences with the next SEPY release.

Actually the available languages shipped with SEPY are:

  • French
  • English
  • Dutch
  • Portuguese
  • Chinese (simplified)
  • Chinese
  • German
  • Italian

P.S. If you want to translate sepy in your language follow this article

XML based GUI’s on SEPY 2

Friday, September 16th, 2005

We are planning to change the whole internal structure of sepy to fit developers needs. One of the first things we are intended to implement is an application core able to parse XML files and then generate the application GUI.

Nothing new, already XUL and FLEX do the same thing (even if in different ways and with different targets). But we don’t want to make samething new but to follow the standards to make us the life easier during development. We decided to use an already existent XML dialect but we are not sure if XUL is the best choice or FLEX. Maybe the night will bring us some help …

SEPY 1.0.7.1 for Flash 8

Thursday, September 15th, 2005

A new experimental release has been updated due to the recent changes in Flash 8.
In particular Flush ( previously sepy used flush.exe ) has been written from scratch completely in python.
Now all the commands under the Flush menu item will check for Flash version currently running.

Changes in this release are:

  • fixed the AutoSaveTimer exceptions (pls verify)
  • added profiles (new, open, save) in the mtasc compiler window
  • fixed PyDeadObjectError error on the clipboard panel
  • thanks to Eric Dolecki for the latest icons and splash screen images :)
  • import in project shouldn’t creates duplicates now, when importing twice the same file