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1222 2724d 13h werner / public SVN  
1221 2724d 13h werner /branches/ public SVN  
1220 2724d 13h werner /branches/version1.0/ Version 1.0  
1218 2724d 15h werner / clean up repository - make 1.0 trunk again!  
1217 2724d 15h werner / clean up repository - make 1.0 trunk again!  
1104 3012d 20h werner /branches/iland_regen/ Branch dedicated to playing around with establishment/regeneration.
Goals are:
(i) speed up
(ii) introduction of new features for Yellowstone		  
793 3872d 13h werner /branches/port_qt5_64bit/src/ Move from QScriptEngine to QJSEngine (=V8). Most of the stuff was quite smooth, but there are some open issues.
• Global functions (“print”, “include”, “alert”) are commented out (could be solved by moving functions to the “Globals” object and by creating alias JS-functions, i.e. function alert(x) {Globals.alert(x); } )
• Object creation: “new XXX”, XXX=ClimateConverter, CSVFile, … does not work now
possible solution: factory-pattern (i.e. var csv = Globals.newCSV())		  
779 3996d 15h werner /branches/port_qt5_64bit/  
671 4579d 16h werner /trunk/src/ Necessary changes for GPL licence (i.e. headers in all source files)  
639 4740d 13h werner / move current content to the "trunk"  
414 5089d 21h werner /src/ added minimum climate to the iLand climate file.
added the new field to the climateconverter javascript binding class
added a new button in the GUI to select a JavaScript file (downside: management must be active... and selected file overwrites management choice)		  
244 5320d 01h werner /src/tools/ climateconverter: create a database connection (SQLite does not allow to do an update on a database while a query is still active (e.g. the query on the climate data).
added space-separated type to CSVFile.		  
242 5320d 05h werner /src/ added a scriptable object "ClimateConverter" that converts climate data sources to the built-in format. The scripting stuff is quite cool!