It is done!

From this version onward we provide debian packages (Ubuntu 12.04) for convenience to the user. Please note that MoleCuilder depends on several other packages, three of which had to be manually compiled and are made available at DownloadRedistribution. Especially, Qt3D was quite hard to get to work.

Furthermore, the GUI is now thread-safe!

Qt works with threads, MoleCuilder so far did not. Sure this had to clash. Now, the interface between MoleCuilder and the GUI done with Qt has been secured with mutexes and clean structures and the GUI is safe for use. All the more because it is contained in the debian package. Have fun fooling around with it.

Note that there still might be some issues. True stable execution will probably come up with v1.5.1 but early-adopters are welcome to try it out. For the moment 1 percent of all guicheck testsuite tests (see last versions about that) are still allowed to fail.

We need to switch from ​Codepatterns v1.2.9 to CodePatterns v1.3.0. Most of the GUI tests are failing because of race conditions in the code. CodePatterns v1.3.0 brings the Observer/Observable up to multi-threaded speed by having mutexes in place.

Hence, in this version nothing is really changed but we only switch underlying library versions on a version update.

Prepare for v1.5.0 because then the GUI tests will be working.

This is a smaller update that will some time later make a difference.

First of all, a new action has been added that allows saturating any present atom, i.e. creating methane is as simple as adding a carbon atom and saturating it.

Second, we finally have something like a testsuite for the GUI which should bring this interface up to a usable level real soon. The tests are mostly failing but this should soon be corrected.

Last, some GUI stuff has been fixed and enhanced such as the info boxes that now reveal a bit more about the atom or molecule the mouse pointer is hovering over.