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Add wxMEdit #197
Add wxMEdit #197
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Hi, and thanks for your interest!
Why does it need to be specifically packaged for ROS? Is it a packaging different from what it would be for e.g. Windows XP or Windows 2003 ? |
I built wxmedit.exe and the dependent libraries with VC-LTL and YY-Thunks. Thus, programs originally only available for Windows 7 and later (e.g. ICU 73.2) can run on Windows XP to Vista. Unfortunately, the wxmedit.exe that built in this way currently can not run on ReactOS. |
Co-authored-by: Hermès BÉLUSCA - MAÏTO <hermes.belusca-maito@reactos.org>
Hmm... Interesting. Since we don't want programs to specifically target ReactOS, since ROS has to support whatever works on Windows XP / 2003 mainly, the fact that your builds that can run on WinXP don't run on ReactOS is certainly a bug of ours. |
It would be great if the program built in this way can run on ReactOS, then I don't have to package it specifically for ReactOS in the future. This is the x86 package for Windows XP or later: |
Yes, it sounds very rewarding for our project to support builds created with VC-LTL and YY-Thunks . |
Co-authored-by: Joachim Henze <joachim.henze@reactos.org>
OK, I'll create JIRA ticket later. (done) |
wxMEdit is a cross-platform Text/Hex Editor written in C++ & wxWidgets.
https://wxmedit.github.io/
One of its highlight features is that it still supports various encodings even in Hex mode, while many other editors can only support the current locale's encoding and Unicode encodings in Hex mode.
I'm the maintainer of wxMEdit and I've packaged it specifically for ReactOS. I will submit update PRs when new versions released in the future.