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2013-04-25docview: extended "File Info" output to include font encoding information.Graeme Geldenhuys
2013-04-25docview: refactored text encoding versionGraeme Geldenhuys
docview now uses a single fpGUI call to do encoding conversions. This make is much easier to maintaing - a single method needs to be modified if new encoding conversions get added.
2013-04-05docview: removes commented code we don't use or need any more.Graeme Geldenhuys
2012-11-19docview todo item already implemented.Graeme Geldenhuys
2012-02-13TOC and Index entries now in UTF-8 encodingGraeme Geldenhuys
I converted the topic content to UTF-8 before displaying it, but I never did so for the TOC text or the Index text. This patch should fix this problem. TODO: Searching for umlauts still is a problem.
2011-04-06Just to make sure us humans understand what must happen. ;-)Graeme Geldenhuys
2011-03-26Minor code changes so docview is compilable with FPC 2.5.1Graeme Geldenhuys
Thanks to Michael van Canneyt for the patch.
2011-02-03temp storage for Encoding implementation in DocViewGraeme Geldenhuys
2010-08-25docview: File Information output now contains INF structure version infoGraeme Geldenhuys
2010-08-23Use fpGUI wrapper functions instead of RTL functions directly.Graeme Geldenhuys
fpGUI's wrapper functions handle unicode conversions from OS automatically.
2010-08-13docview: Added include file to project.Graeme Geldenhuys
Some minor code formatting too.
2010-08-11docview: Replaced fake NullObject unit with HelpBitmap unit.Graeme Geldenhuys
2010-08-11docview: Replaced the fake TImageList with the actual TfpgImageListGraeme Geldenhuys
2010-03-11fixes compilation for docview and fpc 2.5.1Andrew
Not sure when it became the case but it makes sense that var parameters must use the exact type and not a descendant class. This patch puts that into effect.
2009-11-27Merge commit 'remotes/DocView/work'Graeme Geldenhuys
2009-11-27Merged separate DocView project as our subdirectoryGraeme Geldenhuys