Skybuck' ODE version 0.12 now available for free (super fast source code browser and editor)

[Skybuck Flying]

Hello,

807 megabytes of C/CPP source code was leaked onto the internet, I want to
analyze/explore it real fast so an much desired update to Skybuck's ODE tool
was needed (possibly the fastest source code browser and editor in the world
! =D)

So nice handy new features:

1. C/CPP highlighting (next to the already existing delphi/pascal
highlighting)
2. Super fast source code browser thanks to key up, key down support in tree
view.

The rar file can be downloaded from here:

http://www.skybuck.org/Applications/SkybuckODE/

I think this is the first release of mine which has the bugs fixed...
version 0.09 had a bug in the rippling... let for an exercise for there
reader, version 0.10 was never released ?

So version 0.12 is your first chance to get your hands on some great
software.

Most of the greatness comes from TSynEdit/TSynCPP/TSynPas and
TVirtualTreeString.

And some handy dandy Skybuck code for folder rippling and so forth.

Unfortunately this will be a "closed source" release cause I have no time to
bother with uploading it to some versioning system like sourceforge or
whatever.

However any interested folks can send me a mail if you want the latest and
greatest source code. (It was compiled by using Delphi XE8 and GetIt build
in feature to download embar... TSynEdit and TVirtualTreeString, so far it
seems to work quite nicely.

However the application might sometimes produce an exception when it's
terminated... not sure if it will how up or if it's a problem or what the
cause of it is. so far it doesn't seem to severe... not bad for freeby ! ;)

Now hurry up... download it so you can enjoy fast source code browsing...

And here are some last hints for the source code leak:

ots

enozegar

^ read it backwards and google it and you might hit upon a pot of gold ! =D

Bye,
Skybuck =D

[Skybuck Flying]

What I find lacking of this/my tool is the inability to find stuff,
declarations, vars, fields, structs, etc.

Maybe some day I can add some pascal/c/c++ parsers to it which could be used
for finding stuff.

That would make this tool even more usefull for quick browsing/examining
files of source code.

(Fortunately, meanwhile I find a nice rainbow around the pot of gold which
sweetens it :))

Bye,
Skybuck.

[Skybuck Flying]

Hello,

I was just trying to explore "blood"'s leaked source code.. :) and I noticed
my SkybuckODE wasn't displaying C/CPP highlighting properly.

I think it might be a bug...

Anyway what seems to solve it is this:

Switch to another drive... and view some source code in c/cpp... then switch
back to whatever drive... the app was on or so... and start viewing source
there..

Bye for now,
Skybuck.