MangaViewer - an opensource, standalone, python manga reader

[AnimeJanai]

<3 xkcd. I remember that Emacs one (I hate Emacs with the passion), good memories.

Same with me.  EMACs and I never got along.  I do wish there was a freeware version of EVE TPU; that was my favourite editor of all time.

[Freedom Kira]

I actually prefer Mousepad myself. I do most of my C coding in Mousepad. Never tried EVE TPU...

There's also Gedit, which isn't bad.

My favorite terminal-based editor is Nano, probably because it was the first one I ever learned. Never really got into vim.

[kiiller_man1]

My favorite editor is Sublime Text 2. Before that it was Notepad++. I tried to learn vim, learned it, but then never used it xD.

Just implemented smooth scrolling, it was a little more intensive than I thought it would be. Currently the code for it is sloppy, but it works. Tell me what you think .

[ios]

if your all want efficiency like C or C++ then why not go for lazarus free pascal its the open source delphi and like VB6 too
and no its not the pascal language you all hate since its object pascal or OOP pascal

[Ultra_Magnus]

if your all want efficiency like C or C++ then why not go for lazarus free pascal its the open source delphi and like VB6 too
and no its not the pascal language you all hate since its object pascal or OOP pascal

Calling something efficient and like VB6 is a total contradiction.

[AnimeJanai]

Visual Basic is still a reasonable approach.  It is nowhere as relevant as it used to be, but many people can make solutions in it with much less training and knowledge because it doesn't require the various metaphor concepts that make C++ difficult for so many laypersons to master.  Thus, in one respect, Visual Basic is 100% more efficient than a solution someone cannot program in because they not only need to know pointer concepts but also pointer libraries.

[ios]

if your all want efficiency like C or C++ then why not go for lazarus free pascal its the open source delphi and like VB6 too
and no its not the pascal language you all hate since its object pascal or OOP pascal

Calling something efficient and like VB6 is a total contradiction.

nah try freepascal with Lazarus for yourself, Lazarus is like a rapid application whatever you call that IDE, its RAD if im correct
so its like VB6 that you design the interface by using the mouse more and then code it on either procedural style or object oriented style of coding (i think its formal term is programming paradigm)

so do not assume its contradiction if you have not tried it with a good amount of time yet, but meh im no expert im just good at procedural programming my OOP is bad, but never the less im not lying when i say Lazarus is a good open source RAD that is like VB6 was (its comparable to VB6 but better, its better since it compiles to a true native form/code just like how you compile programs in C and C++ that are unlike VB6 that needs a runtime and the new VB that needs a huge virtual machine called the .NET)