Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2019-10-05 | Implement which_run() | Thomas White | |
2019-10-05 | Parse emphasis blocks in Bison | Thomas White | |
2019-09-14 | Handle *bold* in parser, rather than as a separate stage | Thomas White | |
2019-08-25 | Fix *bold* etc | Thomas White | |
2019-08-18 | Handle *bold*, /italic/ etc | Thomas White | |
2019-05-10 | Add end of presentation marker | Thomas White | |
2019-05-10 | Clean up narrative item size arithmetic | Thomas White | |
2019-05-07 | Beautify cursor and selection highlight for slides | Thomas White | |
2019-03-30 | Get rid of Presentation structure | Thomas White | |
It doesn't have any reason to exist. A Narrative defines the top-level object already. This is, after all, a narrative-based presentation system. This removes a lot of faff surrounding retrieving the Narrative from the Presentation. It also removes a gigantic place for bugs to hide in keeping the Presentation's view of the slides in sync with the Narrative's opinion. What was that quote? "Code is terrible, and we want as little of it as possible in our program." | |||
2019-03-04 | Thumbnail slide rendering in narrative | Thomas White | |
2019-03-04 | Correct aspect ratio for slides in narrative | Thomas White | |
2019-03-04 | Placeholder boxes for slides in narrative | Thomas White | |
2019-03-03 | Styled narrative rendering | Thomas White | |
2019-03-01 | Debug narrative rendering machinery | Thomas White | |
2019-03-01 | Narrative rendering machinery | Thomas White | |
2013-03-05 | Move "libstorycode" back to this repository | Thomas White | |
Keeping it separate, just for the sake of "harfatum", was causing a lot more awkwardness than it could ever solve, compared to just duplicating the code. | |||
2012-11-24 | Update submodules | Thomas White | |
2012-11-24 | Update submodules | Thomas White | |
2012-11-24 | Update submodules to latest | Thomas White | |
2012-11-24 | Build system fixes | Thomas White | |
2012-11-23 | Break storycode stuff off into a separate library | Thomas White | |