* Added eu.xml and gl.xml to SOURCES.
* Fixed bug when context was lost due to usage of xsl:key
Changes 1.76.0:
* Apply patch to support named destination in fop1.xsl.
* Remove the namespace mistakingly added with the last upload.
* LZMA2 decompressor now correctly accepts LZMA2 streams with no
uncompressed data. Previously it considered them corrupt. The
bug can affect applications that use raw LZMA2 streams. It is
very unlikely to affect .xz files because no compressor creates
.xz files with empty LZMA2 streams. (Empty .xz files are a
different thing than empty LZMA2 streams.)
* "xz --suffix=.foo filename.foo" now refuses to compress the
file due to it already having the suffix .foo. It was already
documented on the man page, but the code lacked the test.
* "xzgrep -l foo bar.xz" works now.
* Polish translation was added.
* Fix a bug in 3.7.6 that only appears if the SQLITE_FCNTL_SIZE_HINT file
control is used with a build of SQLite that makes use of the
HAVE_POSIX_FALLOCATE compile-time option and which has
SQLITE_ENABLE_LOCKING_MODE turned off.
Changes to the Cyrus IMAP Server since 2.4.7
* Bug #3428 - allow charset argument to "thread" to be quoted
* Bug #3429 - fixed mupdate crash
* Bug #3404 - had crept back in! Fix LIST "" user properly
* Bug #3388 - fix reconstruct internaldate flap when file hardlinked
with different internaldates
* Bug #3410 - don't require a partition on murder frontends
* Bug #3406 - fix compile on FreeBSD
* Bug #3415 - fix nntpd
* Bug #3390 - add 'proc_path' config variable
* Bug #3364 - allow setting unlimited quota through a proxy server
* Bug #3433 - append '0.' file rather than deleting in reconstruct
* Fixed bug in reconstruct where a record rewrite lost the cache
pointer until you did a SECOND reconstruct (no bug number)
* Bug #3440 - fixed cyr_expire crash if run with -x
changes:
-Language Coverage:
-Add support for using the &&, || and ! operators with real
constant values
-Add support for passing -0.0 from the compiler to the run time
-Add support for parsing pull devices that have two strengths specified
-Allow multiple attribute instances
-bugfixes
pkgsrc change: clean up DESTDIR support
patch provided by YAMASHIRO, Jun via PR#44861.
pkgsrc changelog:
* remove "canna" option from default.
Overview of changes from 1.6.0 to 1.6.1
=======================================
* Fixes
- IM management system
* Fix crash while switching to the IM which has been once used but
then disabled and re-enabled again by "Enabled input methods"
widget of uim-pref.
- uim-skk
* Don't crash with malformed words having brackets which are not
intended for skk-henkan-strict-okuri-precedence.
- libuim-skk.so
* Fix possible contamination of dictionary files of SKK-JISYO and
tutcode's mazegaki dictionary when user switches between uim-skk
and uim-tutcode dynamically.
* Enhancements
- uim-tutcode
* Interactive bushu conversion
* Postfix bushu conversion in yomi of mazegaki.
* Completion
* Input prediction in mazegaki conversion
* Input prediction in bushu conversion
* Kanji combination guide on completion and input prediction
* Another symbol (kigou) input mode like "KI"
* Add function to redisplay last auto help
* Show kanji on auto help
* Show hint kanji for intermediate sequence on virtual keyboard
- uim-pref
* Add configuration 'uim-pref-suppress-dot-uim-warning-dialog?'
(Set this variable #t in ~/.uim if you'd like to suppress the
dialog)
- uim.el
* Support Emacs24 (by Kan-Ru Chen, #31539)
* Others
- Enable compilation even when the home directory of chrooted build
environment is non-writable (e.g. nobody user)
- tcode, trycode, and hangul modules are no longer enabled by
default. Use more sophisticated tutcode and byeoru modules
instead.
The Spreadsheet Library is designed to read and write Spreadsheet Documents.
As of version 0.6.0, only Microsoft Excel compatible spreadsheets are
supported. Spreadsheet is a combination/complete rewrite of the
Spreadsheet::Excel Library by Daniel J. Berger and the ParseExcel Library by
Hannes Wyss. Spreadsheet can read, write and modify Spreadsheet Documents.
The ruby-ole library provides a variety of functions primarily for
working with OLE2 structured storage files, such as those produced by
Microsoft Office - eg *.doc, *.msg etc.
SNMPTT (SNMP Trap Translator) is an SNMP trap handler written in Perl for
use with the Net-SNMP / UCD-SNMP snmptrapd program (www.net-snmp.org).
SNMPTT supports Linux, Unix and Windows.
Snmptt can log to any of the following destinations: text log, syslog,
NT Event log or a SQL database. External programs can also be run to pass
the translated trap to an email client, paging software, Nagios etc.
In addition to variable substitution, SNMPTT allows complex configurations
allowing:
* the ability to accept or reject a trap based on the host name,
ip address, network range, or variable values inside of the trap
enterprise variables
* execute external programs to send pages, emails etc
* perform regular expression search and replace on the translated message
such as translating the variable value "Building alarm 4" to
"Moisture detection alarm"
puzzles-9151, vlc-1.1.9, xorp-1.8.3.
Remove dbus-1.2.24 entry and warning; of course, testing needs
to be done before migrating to 1.4, but this particular bug
shouldn't bother us much.
Notable changes in 5.11.18
--------------------------
Experimental extension to run the development tools in a
separate thread, so you can edit away while your program runs.
Notable changes in 5.11.17
--------------------------
Fix error with quoted wide atoms. This causes write/read to fail
for any term that contains an atom that needs quotes and has
Unicode points >= 256.
This also contains the copy_term/2 patch to exploit sharing ...
Notable changes in 5.11.16
--------------------------
Unicode handling is certainly a step forward wrt. character
classification. Unicode symbols have been modified to `glue'
like ==, =<, etc.
Finally, there is per-thread CPU statistics for MacOS
Finally, selection handling in the Windows console is a bit better.
Trail-stack usage is now significantly less.
Notable changes in 5.11.15
--------------------------
Revert the change to write_canonical/1
Notable changes in 5.11.14
--------------------------
There is a lot of mostly small fixes. The most notably are changes
to the ODBC interface, which now supports Unicode (at least for queries,
not for all aspects). It's got a new option to ODBC connections:
the encoding. The default should work fine on Windows and UTF-8 based
Unix databases. Thanks to Matt Lilley and Carlo Capelli.
There is quite some reorganisation in the sources due to work on sharing
most of the OS interface and I/O between YAP and SWI and make the setup
of packages such that the makefiles can be shared between SWI and YAP.
Notable changes in 5.11.13
--------------------------
This version fixes some more issues in =@=/2, various minor issues
and may have big impact on trail-stack usage of your program.
It also fixes the reported socket issue with XPCE on Win64.
Notable changes in 5.11.12
--------------------------
This contains some quite important fixes, avoiding simply wrong
answers as well as some crashes. Besides the usual small stuff,
it has two important rewrites:
- Standard order comparison now avoids recursion using the C-stack.
This is a bit of a trial. Timing shows that processing last-argument
nested terms is about 10% slower and other nesting is about 50% faster
and no longer causes uncrontrolled stack-overflows. This is promising,
but the amount of work is considerable, notably for this case, where
the possibility of comparison to raise an exception is new.
- =@=/2 is completely rewritten. If you are looking for a challenge,
there is one in the current version of =@=/2 (variant/2). The
implementation is in src/pl-prims.c and the test cases in
src/Tests/core/test_term.pl. =@=/2 has gone through some
iterations. If all is right, the current version
- Fails as soon as it finds a difference, without processing
a whole term.
- Handles rational trees (cyclic terms).
- Deals with variables shared between the argument terms.
Notable changes in 5.11.11
--------------------------
Top level now reveals the internal `sharing' of subterms in answer
substitutions. This notably deals with cyclic terms.
Notable changes in 5.11.10
--------------------------
Floats are no longer printed through the C-library printf using %g.
Instead, Prolog write writes a float such that reading it back
recontructs a float that is bitwise equivalent (==) to the input.
This is based on a library by David M. Gay. The output routine uses
the same rules on when to use exponential notation as the GNU C-library's
%g format. It prints as few as possible digits to reach == equivalence,
but this is typically more than it used to print. If you want fewer digits,
use format/3 (e.g., ~6f) or round (A is round(F*10000)/10000, write(A)).
rdf_reachable/2 now, like rdf_has/3, respects defined RDF predicate properties.
In addition, it provides look-ahead which ensures deterministic success on
the last answer. This means that rdf_reachable(A, owl:sameAs, B) (with either
or both A and B instantiated) behaves as expected and much more efficiently.
There are a lot of changes to quoted syntax, notably for 0'<char> and
some for quoted atoms. Except for \e being read as 27 (esc), all sensible
previously valid input is parsed consistently (I wouldn't be surprised if
it is possible to construct cases where you get different output, but I
would be surprised if any real program is affected). See mailinglist for
details.
* Added the sqlite3_wal_checkpoint_v2() interface and enhanced the
wal_checkpoint pragma to support blocking checkpoints.
* Improvements to the query planner so that it makes better estimates of plan
costs and hence does a better job of choosing the right plan, especially when
SQLITE_ENABLE_STAT2 is used.
* Fix a bug which prevented deferred foreign key constraints from being
enforced when sqlite3_finalize() was not called by one statement with a
failed foreign key constraint prior to another statement with foreign key
constraints running.
* Integer arithmetic operations that would have resulted in overflow are now
performed using floating-point instead.
* Increased the version number on the VFS object to 3 and added new methods
xSetSysCall, xGetSysCall, and xNextSysCall used for doing full-coverage
testing.
* Increase the maximum value of SQLITE_MAX_ATTACHED from 30 to 62 (though the
default value remains at 10).
* Enhancements to FTS4:
- Added the fts4aux table
- Added support for compressed FTS4 content
* Enhance the ANALYZE command to support the name of an index as its argument,
in order to analyze just that one index.
* Added the "unix-excl" built-in VFS on unix and unix-like platforms.
* msggrep: A '$' anchor in a regular expression now also matches the end of
the string, even if it does not end in a newline.
* Dependencies:
The libraries and programs are now linked with libunistring if this library
is already installed.
* Installation options:
The configure option --with-cvs is deprecated. The 'autopoint' program will
now use the 'git' program by default to compress its archive. If the
configure option --without-git is specified, 'autopoint' will not rely on
'git', but will instead rely on a locally installed a 3 MB large archive.
Changes 0.18:
* Runtime behaviour:
- On MacOS X and Windows systems, <libintl.h> now extends setlocale() and
newlocale() so that their determination of the default locale considers
the choice the user has made in the system control panels.
- On MacOS X systems, the gettext()/dgettext()/... functions now respect the
locale of the current thread, if a thread-specific locale has been set.
* PO file format:
There is a new field 'Language' in the header entry. It denotes the language
code (plus optional country code) for the PO file. This field can be used
by automated tools, such as spell checkers. It is expected to be more
reliable than looking at the file name or at the 'Language-Team' field in
the header entry.
msgmerge, msgcat, msgen have a new option --lang that allows to specify
this field. Additionally, msgmerge fills in this new field by looking at
the 'Language-Team' field (if the --lang option is not given).
* xgettext and PO file format:
For messages with plural forms, programmers can inform the translators
about the range of possible values of the numeric argument, like this:
/* xgettext: range: 0..15 */
This information 'range: 0..15' is stored in the PO file as a flag attached
to the message. Translators can produce better translations when they know
that the numeric argument is small.
* Colorized PO files:
msgattrib, msgcomm, msgconv, msgen, msgfilter, msggrep, msginit, msgmerge,
msgunfmt, msguniq, xgettext now have options --color and --style, like msgcat
has since version 0.17.
* msgmerge is up to 10 times faster when the PO and POT files are large.
This speedup was contributed by Ralf Wildenhues.
* msgcmp has a new option -N/--no-fuzzy-matching, like msgmerge has since
version 0.12.
* msgfilter now sets environment variables during the invocation of the
filter, indicating the msgid and location of the messge being processed.
* xgettext now can extract plural forms from Qt 4 programs. The recommended
xgettext command-line options for this case are:
--qt --keyword=tr:1,1t --keyword=tr:1,2c,2t --keyword=tr:1,1,2c,3t
* xgettext --language=GCC-source now recognizes also the format strings
used in the Fortran front-end of the GCC compiler, and marks them as
'gfc-internal-format'.
* autopoint can now be used to update several PO directories all together.
