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CPManager
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CPManager makes managing your carnivorous plants grow lists easier than ever. It enables you to insert your species in a special spreadsheet with columns mostly used in grow lists. The lists are stored in the platform-independent XML-format.
Members of the G.F.P. additionally can upload their grow lists in the online administration to share their lists with other members - cool, huh?! :-)
system requirements and availibility
CPManager was written in C++ with Qt-Libs v3.3. It's currently available for Windows 98/2000/XP and Linux.
A port to MacOSX is not planned, however, if you're experienced you can download the source and compile CPManager on your Mac. If you have this done, please let me know so that other users can profit from that.
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download CPManager
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CPManager is freeware: You MUST NOT distribute commercially or give it to other people at charge. The program is "as is", so I cannot be claimed responsible for any damages CPManager may do to your system. If you accept these terms, you may download CPManager now.
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Differences Windows <--> Linux version
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I develop CPManager on a Linux-System, so these versions are in most cases more recent than the versions for Windows. Unfortunately, I didn't get the most recent version 0.9.9 compiled on the Windows-system using MinGW, so you have to settle with the old version 0.9.5 using Windows.
Changes from 0.9.5 --> 0.9.9
+ new XML-structure for the list files. The new structure offers more space for further enhancements and can be faster processed. It is not compatible with the old one, however I wrote a conversion tool.
+ Import other users' lists from a known web-location
+ Import the complete CP-list of FleischfressendePflanzen.de via HTTP
+ Improved "Export as text" function
+ Search function
+ A progress bar is shown during import of sources
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Current development version (Linux): 0.9.9, last update: December 21th 2005
Current public version (Windows and Linux): 0.9.5, last update: April 24th 2005
- CPManager 0.9.5 for Windows
Download and unzip all files. Make sure that all files reside in the same directory as cpmanager.exe
You start the application by clicking on cpmanager.exe.
In case of updates you don't have to redownload the qt.zip archive.
- CPManager 0.9.5 for Linux
Download and unzip all files. Open a terminal and go to the directory where you extracted the zip. From there, run CPManager by typing "./cpmanager &".
- CPManager 0.9.9 for Linux (development version without language files)
- CPManager 0.9.5 source
I do not update the source as often as the binaries. Drop an eMail if you're interested in the newest version. You're always welcome to help me improve CPManager.
translations
The original language of CPManager is German, but it has been translated to ...
English
Italian (thanks to Giancarlo Carbone)
Spanish (thanks to Philipp Reinhold)
Polish (thanks to Maciej)
Esperanto (thanks to David-Emil Wickström)
CPManager should recognise automatically your language and switch to it. If this is not the case, please make sure your LANG environment variable is set correctly.
other languages
Are you interested in a translation? Nothing is easier than that!
To do this, download the file cpmanager_uk.ts and open it with a text editor (M$ Word is not a text editor! Use notepad instead, please). You'll notice the <translation> tags. Just replace the english translation with the one of your language. Then rename the file to cpmanager_xx.ts where xx stands for the locales of your country (this is, for example, "de" for Germany, "fr" for France, "es" for Spain). Send me the modified file by mail and I'll do the rest for you.
If you're running windows, you can also try to use the Qt Linguist for the same task. This might be easier than manually editing the file. If you use the Linguist tool, you can even use the "release" function and try to see CPManager in the translation you just made.
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