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Update transfig to 3.2.4. Provided in PR pkg/19659 by Jim Bernard <jbernard@mines.edu> Changes include tons of bugfixes plus the following new features: o SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) driver o ASCII and Binary (TIFF) preview bitmap options for PostScript o JPEG encoding (DCT) now used for EPS/PostScript output. o Background (-g) option for tk export honored now o Additional JPEG file format (EXIF) added. These usually come from digital cameras. o -N Option to convert colors to grayscale on export. o -b option for CGM export to produce binary CGM using ralcgm. o Translations of LATEX.AND.XFIG document into two popular Chinese encodings (GB2312 and Big5). o The default for multi-page output (PostScript) is to NOT overlap pages now. This is to allow multiple, independent pages of figures. The -O option has been added to force page overlap. o Added EMF (Enhanced MetaFile) conversion genemf.c o New grid option (-G) to draw grid on page. o Perk/Tk driver from Slaven Rezic (rezic@onlineoffice.de) o Added options -B and -R to the EPS driver. o New PostScript DSC directives to specify page size. o fig2dev now includes all "special" (LaTeX) texts that don't have any backslashes ("\") in them in the bounding box. o genepic and genpictex drivers updated for I18N o Glyphs for Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak and Slovenian are essentially the same as Czech (ISO-Latin 2) so symbolic links are created for those .ps files o fig2dev prepends any path included in the .fig filename to imported image file paths (only if imported image path isn't already absolute). o transfig now reports when it is renaming an existing makefile or TeX macro file to a backup (e.g. Makefile to Makefile~) o now uses Thomas Merz' jpeg2ps for imported jpeg files when exporting to PS/EPS. This is much more compact than the runlength encoding which is used for other bitmaps. o New option for binary CGM export. o New -E option to set encoding for pictex, latex, pstex_t and epic text to ISO8859-1 (the default) or ISO8859-2 o Added "install.all" option to make to install man pages in addition to executables etc. o If output file ends in ".fig", fig2dev prints error message to stderr and exits. o New encoding option (-E) for ISO-8859-1 or ISO-8859-2 o Exporting to tk now supports imported PPM images in addition to GIF and XPM o Comments added to EPS and PostScript output so MetaPost can group parts of figure according to depths. o New -F, -R and -t options for epic output
2003-01-07 07:19:05 +01:00
$NetBSD: patch-ab,v 1.3 2003/01/07 06:19:07 rh Exp $
Fix fig2dev Imakefile.
2000-06-22 10:13:14 +02:00
Update transfig to 3.2.4. Provided in PR pkg/19659 by Jim Bernard <jbernard@mines.edu> Changes include tons of bugfixes plus the following new features: o SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) driver o ASCII and Binary (TIFF) preview bitmap options for PostScript o JPEG encoding (DCT) now used for EPS/PostScript output. o Background (-g) option for tk export honored now o Additional JPEG file format (EXIF) added. These usually come from digital cameras. o -N Option to convert colors to grayscale on export. o -b option for CGM export to produce binary CGM using ralcgm. o Translations of LATEX.AND.XFIG document into two popular Chinese encodings (GB2312 and Big5). o The default for multi-page output (PostScript) is to NOT overlap pages now. This is to allow multiple, independent pages of figures. The -O option has been added to force page overlap. o Added EMF (Enhanced MetaFile) conversion genemf.c o New grid option (-G) to draw grid on page. o Perk/Tk driver from Slaven Rezic (rezic@onlineoffice.de) o Added options -B and -R to the EPS driver. o New PostScript DSC directives to specify page size. o fig2dev now includes all "special" (LaTeX) texts that don't have any backslashes ("\") in them in the bounding box. o genepic and genpictex drivers updated for I18N o Glyphs for Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak and Slovenian are essentially the same as Czech (ISO-Latin 2) so symbolic links are created for those .ps files o fig2dev prepends any path included in the .fig filename to imported image file paths (only if imported image path isn't already absolute). o transfig now reports when it is renaming an existing makefile or TeX macro file to a backup (e.g. Makefile to Makefile~) o now uses Thomas Merz' jpeg2ps for imported jpeg files when exporting to PS/EPS. This is much more compact than the runlength encoding which is used for other bitmaps. o New option for binary CGM export. o New -E option to set encoding for pictex, latex, pstex_t and epic text to ISO8859-1 (the default) or ISO8859-2 o Added "install.all" option to make to install man pages in addition to executables etc. o If output file ends in ".fig", fig2dev prints error message to stderr and exits. o New encoding option (-E) for ISO-8859-1 or ISO-8859-2 o Exporting to tk now supports imported PPM images in addition to GIF and XPM o Comments added to EPS and PostScript output so MetaPost can group parts of figure according to depths. o New -F, -R and -t options for epic output
2003-01-07 07:19:05 +01:00
--- fig2dev/dev/genemf.h.orig Wed Dec 18 15:42:05 2002
+++ fig2dev/dev/genemf.h
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
typedef unsigned char uchar;
typedef unsigned short TCHAR;
Fix fig2dev Imakefile.
2000-06-22 10:13:14 +02:00
Update transfig to 3.2.4. Provided in PR pkg/19659 by Jim Bernard <jbernard@mines.edu> Changes include tons of bugfixes plus the following new features: o SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) driver o ASCII and Binary (TIFF) preview bitmap options for PostScript o JPEG encoding (DCT) now used for EPS/PostScript output. o Background (-g) option for tk export honored now o Additional JPEG file format (EXIF) added. These usually come from digital cameras. o -N Option to convert colors to grayscale on export. o -b option for CGM export to produce binary CGM using ralcgm. o Translations of LATEX.AND.XFIG document into two popular Chinese encodings (GB2312 and Big5). o The default for multi-page output (PostScript) is to NOT overlap pages now. This is to allow multiple, independent pages of figures. The -O option has been added to force page overlap. o Added EMF (Enhanced MetaFile) conversion genemf.c o New grid option (-G) to draw grid on page. o Perk/Tk driver from Slaven Rezic (rezic@onlineoffice.de) o Added options -B and -R to the EPS driver. o New PostScript DSC directives to specify page size. o fig2dev now includes all "special" (LaTeX) texts that don't have any backslashes ("\") in them in the bounding box. o genepic and genpictex drivers updated for I18N o Glyphs for Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak and Slovenian are essentially the same as Czech (ISO-Latin 2) so symbolic links are created for those .ps files o fig2dev prepends any path included in the .fig filename to imported image file paths (only if imported image path isn't already absolute). o transfig now reports when it is renaming an existing makefile or TeX macro file to a backup (e.g. Makefile to Makefile~) o now uses Thomas Merz' jpeg2ps for imported jpeg files when exporting to PS/EPS. This is much more compact than the runlength encoding which is used for other bitmaps. o New option for binary CGM export. o New -E option to set encoding for pictex, latex, pstex_t and epic text to ISO8859-1 (the default) or ISO8859-2 o Added "install.all" option to make to install man pages in addition to executables etc. o If output file ends in ".fig", fig2dev prints error message to stderr and exits. o New encoding option (-E) for ISO-8859-1 or ISO-8859-2 o Exporting to tk now supports imported PPM images in addition to GIF and XPM o Comments added to EPS and PostScript output so MetaPost can group parts of figure according to depths. o New -F, -R and -t options for epic output
2003-01-07 07:19:05 +01:00
-#ifndef __USE_MISC
+#if !defined(__USE_MISC) && !defined(__NetBSD__)
/* Old compatibility names for C types. */
typedef unsigned long int ulong;
typedef unsigned short int ushort;
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