Changes since 0.9.3:
- fixed contents parsing problem.
- added support for context sensitive help; code contributed
by Eamon Millman from PCI Geomatics.
in the process. (More information on tech-pkg.)
Bump PKGREVISION and BUILDLINK_DEPENDS of all packages using libtool and
installing .la files.
Bump PKGREVISION (only) of all packages depending directly on the above
via a buildlink3 include.
Changes:
+ added Polish translation.
+ added Bulgarian translation.
+ fixed a Fonts dialog bug.
+ fixed a SunOS/sparc bug where reading info from the
#SYSTEM file crashed xCHM. Thanks go to the reporter of the
bug Markus Schwarzenberg, for helping solve a bug on a
platform I had no access to.
Changes:
- fixed a bug that prevented xCHM from properly figuring out
where to construct the table of contents from.
- fixed a bug that prevented the table of contents links to
work properly w/ some books.
- made the configure script sh friendly.
- added Chanler White Mac OS X patch to be able to use the
mouse wheel to scroll under Mac OS X.
- replaced the application icon with a much better one
contributed by Steven Chan.
Changes since 0.8:
* 0.8.1 Major feature enhancement masked as minor number release
+ added real Microsoft-like $FIftiMain index-based
global search. The searches are as fast as possible now.
- removed the 'Case sensitive' checkbox because index
search can't use it anyway.
+ added support for 'javascript:fullSize' URLs.
+ beautified the font dialog a bit.
+ fixed empty title in the titlebar bug.
+ refined the synchronization between the contents tree and
the wxHtmlWindow displayed page.
* 0.8.2 Bug fixes and improvements:
+ added 'find in page' code (wxWindows 2.5.x only).
+ added 'copy text' code (wxWindows 2.5 only).
+ added a 'find in page' dialog that hopefully pops up
on Ctrl-F :) (wxWindows 2.5.x only)
+ added a popup menu with common options (back, forward,
copy selection, find in page) that pops up when the user
right clicks the HTML window.
+ beautified the tree control and enabled variable sizes
for the tree items.
* 0.8.3 Bug fixes:
+ fixed a relative path bug (i.e. for file paths like
../directory/file) both for HTML pages and images (had to
override wxHtmlWindow::OnOpeningURL()).
+ made the fonts change if necessary so that alternative
encodings can be used (such as Russian or Chinese).
* 0.8.4 Minor bugfix:
+ corrected a bug that crashed xchm if the user tried
to open a .chm file that is not present on disk.
* 0.8.5 Major bugfixes:
+ made xCHM properly handle weird charset languages
(Russian, Chinese) properly even when xCHM is being linked
with the GTK2/Unicode version of wxWindows.
* 0.8.6 Minor bugfixes:
+ corrected a bug that made xCHM refuse to load pages
with /absolute/paths.
+ corrected a bug that made xCHM refuse to load pages
with ./in/current/dir paths.
* 0.8.7 Minor feature enhancements:
+ the contents panel sash position persists between sessions.
+ decreased the default application font size from 14 to 12.
+ added opened files history support.
* 0.8.8 Major feature enhancements:
+ all the wxListBox widgets have been replaced with
wxListCtrl derived controls.
+ added real-time searchable index support via a new 'Index'
panel (status / selected index word changes as you type).
+ suppressed unhelpful error messages while loading a page.
+ hacked around wxWindows file system handler bug.
GetMimeTypeFromExt() couldn't figure out that pages that
ended in ".HTM" (as opposed to lowercase ".htm") are of
"text/html" MIME type.
* 0.8.9 Bugfix release:
+ checking for the u_intXX_t types with autoconf.
+ the detection of the book title, home page, index
and contents files is reliable.
+ applied FreeBSD port patch.
* 0.8.10 Bugfix / enhancements release:
+ fixed a horizontal scrollbar repainting bug that occured
in the search and index tabs.
+ added Chanler White Mac OS X patch to be able to launch
open a .chm file by double-clicking on it on Mac OS X.
xCHM is a CHM viewer for UNIX, based on Jed Wing's CHMLIB and
written with wxWindows. xCHM can view your files, show the contents
tree if one is available, print the current page, work with bookmarks
and do the usual history stunts. It allows you to change fonts and
search for text in all the pages of the archive, or in the pages'
titles. What it can't do is handle Javascript by the book.
