Changes since 4.2.0:
The 4.4.0 Release is primarily a bug-fix/maintenance update.
There is one new feature, however.
The integrated GRIB PlugIn now supports GRIB V2 format files. This update
enables some new sources for worldwide GRIB data from a variety of sources.
due to a wrong value GLU_TESS_MAX_COORD on NetBSD. See
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-x11/2016/05/25/msg001733.html
Work around this by reordering -I flags so that the local GL/glu.h is used
before the one from the buildlink directory.
While there change build type from debug to release.
Bump PKGREVISION.
Add two bashishm exorcism patches of the usual s/==/=/ style.
Upstream news:
Version 1.17 (no upstream NEWS; bug about this reported upstream)
Version 1.16 Jula 2015
* minor fixes in documentation
* fixed a bug in SQL schema
* new export of XML network definition
* C++11 features enabled (-std=c++11 for g++ compiler)
* fixed several minor bugs
Released 21st April 2016
Added gpsd support
Fixed various udp handling bugs
Fixed various bugs on tcp reconnect
Improve reconnection handling
Added much more debugging
Give interfaces default names
This plugin is developed by Sean D'Epagnier and implements various configurable
alarms alerting the user about the changing conditions round the boat.
Watchdog also implements a Deadman-alarm and an improved anchor alarm.
Watchdog communicates with another very useful plug-in, called OpenCPN ODraw
Plugin (opencpn-plugin-draw in pkgsrc). That plugin is a tool to draw
geo-referenced points, lines and shapes within OpenCPN.
This plugin is designed to allow users to place objects/items on the OpenCPN
interface and have these georeferenced. This allows the objects/items to move
with the chart and have a definined Latitude and Longitude. There are two
basic types of object/item that can be used: points and paths.
Points are very similar to Waypoints and mark locations on the chart.
Paths joint two or more points together and draw a line between them.
Currently these Points exist: Boundary Point, Text Point,
Electronic Brearing Line (EBL) Point, Dead Reckoning (DR) Point.
These Points are used to construct special types of Paths: Boundary,
Electronic Bearing Line (EBL) and Dead Reckoning (DR).
Changes since 4.0.0:
As a successor to OpenCPN Version 4.0, OpenCPN Version 4.2 contains many new features and enhanced functions.
Among them are:
..Increased performance in all modes, particularly when using OpenGL graphics acceleration.
..Integrated Chart Downloader PlugIn, allowing systematic tracking and donwload of latest online charts from several popular sources.
..Integrated World Magnetic Model (WMM) PlugIn, providing accuratley calculated magnetic variation worldwide.
..Major update to embedded Users Manual.
..Measurably improved performance and reliability over all supported platforms.
more details here: http://opencpn.org/ocpn/release4.2
New Features in QGIS 2.12 ‘Lyon’
This is the next release in our 4-monthly release series. It
gives you access to the new features we have been working on and
represents the ‘cutting edge’ of QGIS development.
QGIS ‘Lyon’ is jam-packed with awesome new features. Special
highlights are support for rule based labelling, rule based
styling of attribute tables, and advanced geometry checker,
support for digitising curve based geometries, better
authentication management and much, much more! QGIS 2.12 also has
many bug fixes and memory leaks addressed. The features provided
in QGIS 2.12 will be included in the next LTR release (slated for
release in 2016), so using this release provides you with an
excellent opportunity to test new features that will make their
way into the next LTR.
* An extensible framework that will support robust spatial indexing methods.
* Support for sophisticated spatial queries. Range, point location, nearest
neighbor and k-nearest neighbor as well as parametric queries (defined by
spatial constraints) should be easy to deploy and run.
* Easy to use interfaces for inserting, deleting and updating information.
* Wide variety of customization capabilities. Basic index and storage
characteristics like the page size, node capacity, minimum fan-out, splitting
algorithm, etc. should be easy to customize.
* Index persistence. Internal memory and external memory structures should be
supported. Clustered and non-clustered indices should be easy to be persisted.
support fully fledged Spatial SQL capabilities. SQLite is intrinsically simple
and lightweight:
* a single lightweight library implementing the full SQL engine
* standard SQL implementation: almost complete SQL-92
* no complex client/server architecture
* a whole database simply corresponds to a single monolithic file (no size
limits)
* any DB-file can be safely exchanged across different platforms, because the
internal architecture is universally portable
* no installation, no configuration
SpatiaLite is smoothly integrated into SQLite to provide a complete and
powerful Spatial DBMS (mostly OGC-SFS compliant). Using SQLite + SpatiaLite
you can effectively deploy an alternative open source Spatial DBMS roughly
equivalent to PostgreSQL + PostGIS.
== Build (Unix) ==
* Support custom buildflags in GRASS plugin (5850)
* GRASS 7.0.0 support (5852)
* fix detection of ECW SDK 5.1 on Mac (5867, 5390)
* Add support for Poppler >= 0.31.0 (6118)
== Port ==
* /vsitar/: remove useless validation test that prevents from opening valid .tar files (5864)
== Algorithms ==
* gdal_grid: fix crash in optimized mode with GCC 4.4 on 64bit (5987)
* Fix failure in GDALSuggestedWarpOut2() when computing output image size in case the top-left and bottom-right corners tranform to the same point (5980)
* Rasterize: add check to avoid burning negative x values (5641)
== GDAL core ==
* GMLJP2 reader: add compatibility with OGC CRS URL as found in GMLJP2v2 (5940)
* GMLJP2: on reading, don't do axis inversation if there's an explicit axisName requesting easting, northing order (5960)
* GMLJP2: add missing rangeParameters element to validate against GMLJP2 schema (5707)
== Utilities ==
* gdalbuildvrt: fix potential crash when using -b switch (6095)
* gdalserver: fix compilation with recent GNU libc (such as in Arch Linux) (6073)
* gdalwarp: emit error message if file specified with -cutline cannot be opened (5921)
* gdalwarp: fix 1.11.2 regression when invoking several times gdalwarp with several input files on the same target file, and when the input files have a nodata setting: only the last input file was warped onto the target dataset (5909)
* ogr2ogr: fix crash with -clipdst when a reprojection fails before (5973)
* ogr_layer_algebra.py: for Update, Clip and Erase, only creates attribute of input layer by default
http://www.tryton.org/news/index.html
Major changes for the developer
The progress bar widget works with float between 0 and 1 to ease usage as
percentage.
The rich text widget uses now a subset of HTML to allow its implementation
in sao.
The Many2One has a new option target_search which define the kind of query
to use for dereferenced search. The options are subquery and the new join
(which is the default). The join method generate a faster query in most
cases.
The SQL constraints use a similar syntax to python-sql. This gives more
flexibility to implement backend for other databases.
Trying to create/write/delete on a Model based on a table_query raises an
exception instead of a silent error.
The table name of a ModelSQL can be overridden with a configuration file.
This allows to work around database limitations on the length of table
names.
The new StateReport has been added to wizards, to simplify the code of
wizards that run a report.
The style on reports has been removed, experience show that this feature
was not used.
The PostgreSQL backend manages now schema. This allows different instances
of Tryton sharing the same database.
The generic foreign key to create/write user on all ModelSQL has been
replaced by a rule that prevent to delete users. This greatly improves
scalability in some circumstances.
The Property field supports now float and integer values.
A subdirectory locale/override is supported for modules that override
translations of other modules.
Accounting
The charts of account are no longer translatable. Instead we provide
translated charts via a template using XSLT.
The invoice doesn't set a unit price on the line. For this feature the
purchase or sale module must be used.
Some fields of the invoice like the note and the origin are editable after
posting the invoice.
Product
Conversion between units no longer results in silent failures but an
explicit error is risen.
The volume property has been added to the products.
Project
The tree structure of the project and the time sheet have been separated,
each object has its own one.
The price list uses the same decimal precision as the product.
The cost price of the employee is stored on the time sheet line for the
date of the line. This allows to sum the costs of time sheet faster
Purchase
The state of the purchase request is now searchable.
The purchase requests are generated even if the rounded quantity is zero
to allow the user to still decide to purchase more.
Stock
Many unnecessary restrictions on the edition of move fields have been
removed.
The expected quantity of the inventory lines is always computed even if
they are added manually.
It is possible to create staging and draft moves using view locations.
Those locations will have to be changed to really do the move.
The inventory uses the grouping feature to create the moves. This allows
to easily support the lot (or any other extra field).
One mismatched digest found in geography/libmemphis02:
# package libmemphis02
recorded SHA1 (memphis-0.2.3.tar.gz) = dbc2f61e49b996dc9ca91df0de9a08eb7adbfa9b
calculated SHA1 (memphis-0.2.3.tar.gz) = 85993bce12c3616fcf6e7682a70b9605883edec2
No changes were made to the libmemphis02 distinfo file
Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on
the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). All existing
SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.
