C++
Ok, because I’m starting to write some small apps with C++ already I decided to publish them here also.
Parity
Parity is something like the opposite of the famous “diff”-Command. It doesn’t check which lines are different, but it checks which words occurre in different files. It’s something my brother wanted and was first created in ruby. But then I ported it to C++ because of the speed.
You can compare several files and decide if you want to see which words occurre in each file, or if you want to see words also, which occurre in X of the files. simply start via ./parity in linux or mac (after compiling of course) or click on the parity.exe in windows.
As mentioned: the code runs on linux, mac and windows all the same. It should run on everything else where you can get a compiler for which is (more or less) capable of the ANSI C++ standard. I don’t use anything plattform-specific.
WorkClock
A small app for one of my brothers. Keeps track of when work was started, when paused and when stopped. It display the work time (elapsed time - pause time) in the GUI and after clicking on “Stop” it writes (appending) all the informations into a file choosed earlier.
For Mac-Users a dmg with a compiled version is also provided. But you need, of course, the Qt-Libraries to be able to run it.
The app is licensed under GPL v.2 or later.