Stile 0.79 released

[Krice]

It's a tile editor, nothing exciting but I thought I should tell about the new release.
http://koti.mbnet.fi/paulkp/stile/stile.htm

There is also C++ source code available, but windows.h is making it quite Windows-based. Hoping to replace windows file dialog some day (only part that needs windows.h).

[corremn]

It's a tile editor, nothing exciting but I thought I should tell about the new release.
http://koti.mbnet.fi/paulkp/stile/stile.htm

There is also C++ source code available, but windows.h is making it quite Windows-based. Hoping to replace windows file dialog some day (only part that needs windows.h).

Check out QT for the file dialog. QT has been released open-source and is portable for most main operating systems. It takes a bit of building and there is an plugin download for visual studio. 

(I actually use it for my non-comercial professional work, although there is a comercial version available)

[Krice]

Check out QT for the file dialog.

I said elsewhere that I wouldn't want to use any gigantic GUI library that forces me to do things how that specific library wants. If there is like totally modular SDL file dialog in C++ source code then I might use it. It looks like I have to write one myself. I just hope it's not too painful:)

[Etinarg]

If you only want to navigate up and down through directories and select files it's easy, should be doable in a day or two.

[Krice]

If you only want to navigate up and down through directories and select files it's easy, should be doable in a day or two.

I wouldn't want to reinvent the wheel in this case. I find working with files difficult in C++ and I guess you have to think some stuff with file dialog to avoid possible disasters.