RJDMC 1.0 + source

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RushJet1
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RJDMC 1.0 + source

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I've been gone for awhile (on vacation, limited internet access) and have been meaning to release this, but haven't had the time. This is written in VB.net 2008, so if you want to take a crack at it (if you have problems or want to add features or want to optimize my probably-inefficient code), go for it. Over 0.9 this fixes several small errors with the editor window, makes relative positions be correct for zoom levels and optimized the view window even further.

I tried making a google code site for this, but I didn't have the time to figure out what I was doing (was using Mercurial... I don't know anything about code hosting stuff yet). If anyone wants to set one up or get the existing one working, go for it (and/or PM me with info on how to do it-- I could probably do it from here).

edit: here it is: RJDMC 1.0 Source & Binary

I'm sure there is a lot more stuff than is needed for the project (I mainly just copied the VB.NET folder... wanted to make sure it compiled right for my prof at the time). I'd edit it here, but I don't have VS on this computer.
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I guess this explains why the program was completely broken, every file must be in the same directory as the executable, and "ssrc" must always be a subdirectory of the current path!

I had files outside of that path, so it never found the "ssrc" subdirectory of the current path.
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Do you have windows XP or an older .net version? This was a problem I thought I had fixed for winXP awhile ago. Windows 7 works fine with OpenFileDialog boxes but they change the working directory in windows XP. Maybe this was happening with SaveFileDialogs in XP too... didn't get a chance to test it on my laptop before I left. There is a property of Save/Open FileDialogs that allows you to keep the working directory the same.
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RJDMC 1.01

This should fix your problems in XP with saving files and SSRC crashes.
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