Initial import.
Icons and logos.
Foundation for script security.
Update Bare Bones Browser Launch to version 3.1.
Automatic browser detection on Linux.
Script security now in place.
Security keys that may not be useful now but will be useful later.
Include and require.
Include and require.
Version numbers.
Script security in XIONDoc.
Now you listen to me. I want details and I want them right now. I don't have a job, I have no place to go. You're not in the mood? Well you get in the mood!
With script security in place, we can now (hopefully) safely open this can of worms.
Shut up Eclipse Helios.
Eclipse Metrics Plugin must die.
Always compile for Java 5.
Make target to assemble distributable ZIP file.
Fixes Issue 3
Also significantly changes the string representation of a list, so watch out.
You can now replace the dialog box simulations with more traditional prompts.
Just add -p to the command line.
Closes Issue 1.
Now always starts in interactive mode if no script file, statement, or expression is provided on the command line.
(Previously, OpenXION would only start in interactive mode if no arguments were given or the -i option was specified.)
Version numbers.