bracke/Ext2Dir

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bracke/Ext2Dir

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Purpose: Turn xxx/y into y.xxx File extensions used by non RISC OS systems are normally mapped to directories under RISC OS. To do that appropriate directories have to be created, files have to be copied to these directories and the file extensions have to be removed. Ext2Dir does that for you.

RiscMovie

RiscMovie keeps track of your movie collection. For each movie you can set the genre, mediatype, audio tracks and subtitles. Each movie can have up to 3 titles (e.g. original and English). Multiple lists can be open at the same time and lists can be sorted and searched. NOTE: This is a RISC OS app.

Ada2Str

Ada2Str is a command line program which creates StrongHelp documentation for Ada specifications. It is supplied with a desktop frontend, but is also useable on its own.

brackelib

Ada library which contains various utility packages. Currently only a few implementations of abstract data types.

websitegenerator

Generate static websites, easy and fast.

Lender

Lender is a small 'database' which will keep a list of all the things people borrow from you thus allowing you to keep track of these things. NOTE: Lender is a RISC OS app.

NameMap

NameMapper scans a directory for ada sourcefiles (both body and specifications) and creates the file gnat.adc containing a pragma Source_File_Name for every file with a name longer than 10 characters. NameMap does not search all files for compilation units, it simply assumes that the package name and the filename are identical. Why is that useful ? Well, the current RISCOS port of GNAT (The GNU Ada translator) can only handle filenames up to 10 characters long. Supplying the file with those pragma statements gets arround that limitation and namemap will do the tedious work of creating those files. This can save a lot of time when porting large aplications.

AdaDoc

AdaDoc consists of a commandline program 'AdaDoc' by Julien Burdy & Vincent Decorges and a frontend (this). To read more about the backend (AdaDoc) go to: http://adadoc.sourceforge.net/

Text2HTML

Text2HTML is a command line program which converts text files to HTML. It is supplied with a desktop frontend, but is also useable on its own. NOTE: This is a RISC OS app.

SpriteLib

SpriteLib splits sprite files into separate files. Sprites with the same name are combined into the same file. This makes comparing sprites from different sprite sets easy. NOTE: This is a RISC OS app.