Hell yeah! Numerous additions, sleeko-neato functionality, two bugs swatted and some feature cuts, including but not restricted to:

• XR::RenderRegion - calculates the world coordinates of the current viewport's four sides, based on XR::Camera2D's current viewer and layer, so you don't have to.
• XR::Indexer2D - takes the weight of 1D array represented 2D array's management off your shoulder. Includes conversion and from indices, coordinates and range validation.
• Optimisation and flexibilisation in XR::Texture2D::Capture() and XR::Texture2D::Generate<>() - use shorthand generation with colorkeys!
• XR::DrawArrow() for customizable yet optimal arrow drawing.
• XR::KeyPositiveEdge() and XR::KeyNegativeEdge() to more conveniently check for just pressed / released keys.
• Well, I did pull the plug on XR::Table<> and XR::GridHasher<> in the process, but you've got XR::Indexer2D in lieu of the earlier, and I'll come up with something neater in lieu of the latter.

You'll need to wait a couple of hours for the OS X version, but I hope you'll agree with me that it'll be worth it. Check the docs in the meantime!

New tutorial on XR::Slicer, animation and mouse control is up: read it here.

Now that I'm waiting for university to start, and looking for a job rather than having one, I've picked up writing tutorials for XRhodes.

You can find the second one here, and a listing of what may come, here.

Please drop in with questions and suggestions.

Today I've installed Mercurial for OS X and for a little exercise I went back to the latest version of XRhodes to build it for the Mac. I also used the opportunity to bring the documentation up to date too. You can find your downloads in the usual place.

Well, well, well. XRhodes v0.83 for OS X is still not out, the source is still not open, but it'll soon come to you. No, really. In the meantime I've been working on v0.84 -- that is when I wasn't moving to Plymouth and starting university. I consider moving concluded. The uni is underway. As for XRhodes, the core features seem to have finally settled. Following my recent studies with AI and state machines, I will look into including pathfinding (originally intended to be part of XRTile, and I can see the AppState system changing one more time, but again for the better.