+ don't use cdefs
+ use (c) as nearest approximation to a copyright symbol in ASCII
and so:
+ don't try to compile libnbcompat on non-NetBSD platforms for no reason
+ don't try to work out whether we're using clang, and then whether clang
will have an issue with an 8-bit character in a comment
INSTALLATION_DIRS, as well as all occurrences of ${PREFIX}/man with
${PREFIX}/${PKGMANDIR}.
Fixes PR 35265, although I did not use the patch provided therein.
+ make the output buffer the same size as the input buffer, useful for
longer paragraphs
+ separate paragraphs with a " -" line
+ make fast scrolling a bit faster
autocue is a program which takes a simple text file as input, and
outputs its contents, broken up into paragraphs, and formatted by fmt,
into xcb's cut buffers. From there, the text can be pasted with a
simple mouse click. autocue will then wait for a period of time
relative to the size of the text, before moving onto the next
paragraph. Successive cut buffers will be used, and then will wrap
to the beginning.
The speed can be varied whilst the program is running - by sending
a SIGUSR1 to the process, autocue will go faster. Sending a SIGUSR2
to the process will make it go slower.
This program can be used to scroll a presentation, along with timing
information (a beep is sounded when the next buffer should be pasted),
and the presenter can simply paste into the presentation window.
