developer is officially maintaining the package.
The rationale for changing this from "tech-pkg" to "pkgsrc-users" is
that it implies that any user can try to maintain the package (by
submitting patches to the mailing list). Since the folks most likely
to care about the package are the folks that want to use it or are
already using it, this would leverage the energy of users who aren't
developers.
In NetBSD-1.6.2, the <stdlib.h> header uses the word bufsize as a
parameter name in a function prototype. The "file.h" header #defines
bufsize to 4096, which leads to a parser error.
1.9.17
bug fix, when saving hnb DTD, I also saved the text attribute
removed the format names from prefs.c,.. now the string specified is
used instead, (makes extending easier)
improved the tokenizer for libcli, it now acts almost exactly as bash,
even the hooks for understanding $variable_expansion is included in the
code, uses a single malloc
various bug fixes
cleanups and merging of commands, e.g. go_root, go_recurse, and
go_backrecurse are now go <root|backrecurse|recurse|up|down|left|right>
search now is a single command taking direction and query as arguments.
changed escape to be the key used to bring up the menu,.. and remapped
^Q to be quit (again)
1.9.16
attempts to fix the compile on OSX
renaming mergesort to node_mergesort due to nameclash
only compiling the static lib
made indent and outdent only work when there is no data typed already,
(thus making > and < allowed typed in navigation mode as long as
they're not the first character typed.
removed errors appearing with -pedantic (at least here)
removing all macros with variable arguments replacing them with va_list
removing inline statements from libcli
created an utility function for string replacements, that I inserted
into all the various import/export filters.
added a function "insert_cal <month> <year>" which inserts the
specified month/year in a fashion that makes hnb useable as a simple
timeplanner as well. (when I get around to adding support for clones,
this might be interesting)
allowing the user to use <,>,+ and - when typing in new data without
erratic behavior, and not the need to enter edit mode. (except if it is
the first char of the data)
fixed an issue with creating the first child, and pressing insert, and
various other commands,..
added rpm spec file from Asgeir Nilsen
made file_opml and file_hnb interpret all attributes
implemented buffered reading for the xml tokenizer
changed the function prototype for functions that register with libcli,
they must now register with an int (int argc, char **argv, void *data)
function
overhauled hnb to use this API, some more refinement might be
needed in someplaces, but it seems to work OK for now.
added a menu that is accesed from F9
1.9.15
outdent fixed to be more efficient and work as intended
added export context
changed all import/export functions to use the query variable if
filename passed is *
1.9.14
bugfix: The new sort and shuffle functions could result in dataloss
when saved.
new feature: expand/collapse and expand_all/collapse_all are new
bindable functions, expand/collapse is bound to +/- in the default
config file, they force portions of the tree to stay open even when you
leave it.
1.9.13
Apparently I broke the nasty quick-sort I had implemented, when I
changed the way the tree was stored. Implemented a Merge-sort which is
faster anyways.
Improved the behavior of non fixed navigation when the whole tree is
displayed.
Added a shuffle function (not currently bound), I used it while
developing the new mergesort, but someone might find it useful.
1.9.12
Changed the datastructure to use a "assosciation list" for storing the
actual data. Will move all tags, like checkbox to this structure.
Should actually make it possible to do the addition of start
end date and other "columns" a breeze, perhaps even automatic
for some export/import formats
modified tree_duplicate to use the new node_duplicate function, and a
modified version of the import_node which takes a single node with data
set as input.
added import_node_text which disregards all other data items
1.9.11
changed node_swap to only swap relational pointers, thus making it
easier to extend the data stored in Node later
thus also changing and move node, indent/out-dent and sort to
accommodate for a truer swap
fixed a bug with editing of newly introduced child
note: should perhaps move ui_action_edit into a built-in
command that is handled specially since it now needs special
attention by being a subcommand to ui_action_command
1.9.4-1.9.10 feb 2003
re-implementation of positioning of selection bar in non fixed mode
massive code cleanup and separation
separation of variables from prefs.* to static variables in the code
modules where they belonged
integration with spell checker (Ispell, but through prefs it could
easily be made Aspell instead)
new preferences format
ability to execute commands and running mail-client / web-browser if a
node or it's children contain url's / mail addresses
OPML import and export
postscript export
htmlcss export
save_state and restore_state for single level undo where needed
new XML tokenizer
cut/paste functionality
1.9.3 jan 2003
stabilising of the code
ability to use default terminal colours, (patch from NN)
1.9.1 oct 2002
option to remember current position in hnb file when saving/loading
cleaned up most of the help-system code
further code separation
1.9.0 oct 2002
fixed the movement behaviour when going to the parent node,.. the
screen jumped too much
separated the various export and load filters into own files
used my new libcli for the cli code, and as "glue" in some code spots
reverted to a manual makefile instead of autoconf/automake
improvements to dynamic key-bindings, multiple key-bindings for each
action, all key-bindings in various context got their own choice in the
preferences.
The first of the actual key-bindings shown as help
added some more bindings for the node editor, (skip word and bskip
word, hooks for even more)
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.
curses.buildlink2.mk. This was wrong because we _really_ do want to
express that we want _n_curses when we include the buildlink2.mk file.
We should have a better way to say that the NetBSD curses doesn't
quite work well enough. In fact, it's far better to depend on ncurses
by default, and exceptionally note when it's okay to use NetBSD curses
for specific packages. We will look into this again in the future.
hnb stands for Hierarchical NoteBook. It is a console (ncurses)
program to organize many kinds of data in one place, including
addresses, TODO lists, ideas, book reviews, brainstorming,
speech outlines, etc. It stores data in XML format, and is
capable of native export to ASCII and HTML.
Approved by wiz.
This closes my own PR 18233 (the package was provided there).
