DOS ain't dead - DOjS v1.10.0 released

SuperIlu

Berlin, Germany,
20.01.2023, 21:21

DOjS v1.10.0 released (Announce)

DOjS 1.10, the version DOStodon is based upon, was released today.
Grab it while the bits last: https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOjS/releases

* Added MIME multipart to cURL POST requests
* Fixed crash when alpha channel was disabled
* Fixed missing error messages when Include() was used on files with syntax errors
* Switched from OpenSSL to mbedTLS
* Added bluhash decoding to `new Bitmap()`
* Updated nanosvg
* Updated cURL to 7.87.0
* Fixed memory corruption when starting a renamed DOjS with ZIP file (https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOjS/issues/22)
* Added loading images directly from a ByteArray using `new Bitmap()`
* Switched from NanoJPEG to `stb_image.h` to support progressive JPEG decoding
* Fixed a bug with getting the current time/date
* SQlite3 plugin now supports prepared statements and BLOBs.
* Fixed DOjS not running on CPUs <i586 because of pentium instructions
* Fixed a lost reference when using `SetRenderBitmap()`
* `EvalChain()` has now a function `Size()`
* Fixed re-initialization of loaded Plugins when running from the editor (https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOjS/issues/41)
* Switched QOI Loading to C. Added QOI saving. QOI is now handled like BMP or PNG.
* Fixed red and blue color channel for MPEG1 decoding (https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOjS/issues/42)
* Added `Clear()` to the `EvalChain`

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iw2evk Magenta (Italy), 21.01.2023, 13:22 @ SuperIlu	DOjS v1.10.0 released Post reply
	> DOjS 1.10, the version DOStodon is based upon, was released today. > Grab it while the bits last: https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOjS/releases Hi, can be use in conunction witha dos browser (i.e. Links) for surfing JS full encoded web pages ? ThanKs Roberto

Berlin, Germany,
21.01.2023, 16:29

@ iw2evk

DOjS v1.10.0 released

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> can be use in conunction witha dos browser (i.e. Links) for surfing JS full
> encoded web pages ?

No.

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Laaca

Czech republic,
22.01.2023, 21:39

@ SuperIlu

DOjS v1.10.0 released

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Wow! Impressive feature list and change list.
But the important question is where to learn to use the DOjS. There is a plenty of people which use Javascr*pt in their web pages. But the DOjS is very different and the web knowledge seems to be useless.
I sometimes look at the Discord discussion on the DOS game jams some people mention that they re considering the DOjS but I am not aware about any finished project.

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DOS-u-akbar!

SuperIlu

Berlin, Germany,
23.01.2023, 23:55

@ Laaca

DOjS v1.10.0 released

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> Wow! Impressive feature list and change list.
Thanks

> But the important question is where to learn to use the DOjS. There is a
> plenty of people which use Javascr*pt in their web pages. But the DOjS is
> very different and the web knowledge seems to be useless.
Well, all documentation that is true for ES5 applies for DOjS as well (language core features).
You can also look at the included examples and there is a documentation for all functions and classes in HTML format...
Also: I made a discord dedicated to DOjS, jSH and DOStodon (link is on the DOjS GitHub).

> I sometimes look at the Discord discussion on the DOS game jams some people
> mention that they re considering the DOjS but I am not aware about any
> finished project.
I'd consider my Mastodon client DOStodon and the two games I made 'finished projects. The source is available:
https://superilu.itch.io/
https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOStodon

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