Software
Here is some software I wrote for GNU/Linux. It is distributed
under the terms of
the GNU
General Public License Version 2 or
the GNU
Lesser General Public License Version 2.1, respectively.
- Applications / Libraries
- cdloop - A CD-Player with special loops
- GNU Emacs
- ll-debug - Convenient insertion of low-level debugging statements for various programming languages
- query-replace-by-example - Replace strings by giving an example of the replacement
- apropos-toc - A nicer apropos buffer inspired by XEmacs
- Games for my daughter Janka
- Applications / Libraries
- cdloop
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cdloop is a audio-CD-Player with special looping
capabilities intended for musicians who want to analyze or
play along parts of a CD. The boundaries of the looped
area on the CD can be adjusted in small steps and cdloop
can pause before repeating the loop again so you
´stay in the groove´. You can save your loop
boundaries as bookmarks. cdloop runs under GNU/Linux with
guile-gtk. It is written in C++ and features an embedded
scheme interpreter, so you can configure to do
anything.
Screenshot of
cdloop.
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- GNU Emacs
- ll-debug
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ll-debug is an emacs extension that provides commands to
support a low level debug style. It features quick
insertion of various debug output statements and
improved functions for (un)commenting chunks of
code.
Download area - query-replace-by-example
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query-replace-by-example is an emacs extension that
tries to save a few keystrokes when doing a
query-replace. You do an example of the needed change in
the buffer and query-replace-by-example tries to apply
that change to the other occurences of the original
string. You don't have to type out the complete old and
new string into the minibuffer.
Download area - apropos-toc
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apropos-toc is a replacement for the standard apropos
mechanism in emacs that was inspired by the (in my
opinion nicer looking) apropos buffer in XEmacs. It has
a clearly arranged output buffer with separate sections
for functions and variables.
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- Games for Janka
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Here are some simple games I wrote for my daughter Janka.
She enjoyed them back when she was three years old.
- Jankas gelbes Mondgesicht Spiel
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This is a game where you can learn to type.
Here,
here and
here are
three screenshots. Jankas gelbes Mondgesicht Spiel runs
with Python and Tkinter.
Download area - Jankas Labyrinth Spiel
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In this game you have to collect and take home letters
in a labyrinth. The letters form short (german) words.
Here is a screenshot
from the middle of the game,
here is a
completed word. Jankas Labyrinth Spiel runs with Python
and Tkinter.
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