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The best way to check activity is Trac's timeline.

Last two months:

http://www.dsource.org/projects/walnut/timeline?from=02%2F06%2F08&daysback=60

seems alive.

PS: I just stumbled upo ...

I agree, but it would be nice to still keep them separated on an "inactive projects" area, instead of just deleting them.

Hehe. A README.txt is on the TODO list. But you could have checked the original Qonk. Here it is:

The objective is to conquer the planets and moons. The gray ones are neutral. You control the white ...

You forgot to to name and link to your project.
Is it hosted here in dsource.org? I can't find it.

I just wanted to annouce the new project I started in dsource.org, a simple space strategy game, inspired by Qonk.

It uses Derelict (just SDL for now, and probably SDL_ttf, SDL_net and SDL_mixer la ...

Probably in DUI, make a widget to embed the gecko engine (web page renderer used by Mozilla/Firefox).

Well, the player seems to be working.
Now I'm trying to understand and implement a TreeView (DUI) object to manage the playlist, and after that it will be close to the first milestone (apart from the ...

I'm new to D, and choosed and old idea to be my first D project: a music player with a simple database of attributes to songs, and a "DJ" module that automagically chooses the songs to play.

The fi ...

Ok, I found a way to workaround the problem:

int thread() {
int i = 0;
while(running) {
new_label = std.string.toString(i);
++i;
...

int thread()
{
int i = 0;
while(!wants_to_quit) {
synchronized {
label.setLabel(std.string.toString(i));
...

Can anyone point me to a DynDUI example of DND (drag and drop)?

I'm (trying to) make a media player that should accept files to be dropped from a file manager.

Is there any documentation for the programmer who would like to use DUI?
If not, is there any plan for it to exist?
Or should I use a GTK+ reference and figure out the DUI names for the correspondin ...

The system() call return the return code on the second byte. The correct way is to right shift it eight bits.
(I remembered it while riding my bike to the work place now..)

Maybe we should have a standard loader library that is used by all..

The problem was that (in unix?) only the lowest byte of the return code is accounted for.
Build was returning 256, so it was interpreted (rc & 0xff) as zero.
I changed the end of main() from
...