Version 1.14 of xCHM
Release Notes: The Normalize() code was fixed for Windows CHM files. A "Cannot display document in some encoding" error was fixed. ENTER now works in the bookmarks list. The Romanian and German translations were updated and a Belarusian translation was added. The program no longer initializes locale data on Windows (English only). A build problem with Unicode-detecting #ifdefs inside wxT() macros was fixed. The source code was made GCC 4.3 friendly by fixing a duplicate parameters issue in GetItem().
Other releases
Release Notes: Everyone building xCHM for x86_64 (64-bit) platforms should grab this update. It fixes a nasty bug that crashed xCHM when the CHM document was just "right", if the application's been built for a 64-bit system.
Release Notes: Mac OS X binaries are now available again (Universal Mac binary built using XCode 3.1 on a Mac OS X 10.5 machine). A Windows 32-bit binary is available as well (built with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010). The new version enables proper support for Chinese BIG5 and Japanese SJIS characters (when linked against Unicode wxWidgets). A few minor bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: The Win32 binary no longer depends on the MinGW runtime; it has been compiled with the Microsoft Visual C++ Express 2010 compiler. --notopics and --noindex were added as command line parameters, to inhibit loading the topics tree and index list. Vim-like document scrolling key bindings were added. The source code is compatible with wxWidgets 2.9 and compatible with Unicode/MSVC wxMSW builds. Chinese simplified documents display properly. A Windows crash that happened when trying to change fonts was fixed. Loading of search-in-titles results was fixed. The PT translation was updated.
Release Notes: The code now compiles with GCC 4.4.
Release Notes: A bug that affected displaying non-Latin characters in the table of contents was fixed. The code was refactored a bit. The detection and selection of non-Latin character sets was improved.
