Version 9 of eWeekReader
Updated 2003-11-19 08:10:20eWeekReader[L1 ] is an alternative web browser for reading eWeek[L2 ]. Displays more readable, less busy versions of the article pages.
V1.1 adds support for offline reading.
V1.1.1 adjusts the screen scraper for recent changes in the eWeek format.
MPJ: I saw on your website that this software is released under the MIT license. But your application uses optcl and ffidl (included in the download) which are both GPL. Doesn't this make your application GPL? Also it would be nice to credit the people that you transmogrify[L3 ] their base code. See COM on! - a tiny web browser...
Also optcl is not a standard ActiveTcl library so the users will be required to install this too.
Scott Gamon: Actually, I cribbed the browser code from the optcl page. In fact, I borrowed liberally from the Wiki throughout the code. So if anyone wants credit for some bit that I used, give a shout and I'll add to code comments and docs.
Thanks for pointing out that optcl is not standard. I have so many libraries, I lose track.
For Christ's sake forget about the licenses. It's a great piece of software Scott. We all know he's sharing the code, so lets enjoy ourselves in the sunshine of tomorrow. I use this program extensively and I love it. Much adoration Scott, rodblaze. (2003-11-18) --- DDG: As far as I understand the latest version (may-2000!) 3010 has a tcl like license see: [L4 ]. Or I am wrong ? If you take this version and remove ffidl your MIT license should then be ok.
The focus problem can be solved without ffidl via:
bind all <Enter> {forceFocus %W} ;# MPJ change
bind all <ButtonPress-1> {forceFocus %W} ;# MPJ change