Queequeg is a tiny English grammar checker for non-native speakers
who are not used to verb conjugation and number agreement. We
especially focus on people who're writing academic papers or business
documents where thorough checking is required. We aim to reduce
this laborious work with automated checking. Queequeg is named
after a character in Herman Melville's masterpiece.
Tilt is a thin interface over a bunch of different Ruby template engines in
an attempt to make their usage as generic possible. This is useful for web
frameworks, static site generators, and other systems that support multiple
template engines but don't want to code for each of them individually.
The following features are supported for all template engines (assuming the
feature is relevant to the engine):
* Custom template evaluation scopes / bindings
* Ability to pass locals to template evaluation
* Support for passing a block to template evaluation for "yield"
* Backtraces with correct filenames and line numbers
* Template file caching and reloading
* Fast, method-based template source compilation
The primary goal is to get all of the things listed above right for all
template engines included in the distribution.
FlightCrew is a C++, cross-platform, native code epub validator.
It is composed of three parts:
* FlightCrew, the validation library;
* FlightCrew-cli, the command-line front-end to the FlightCrew library;
* FlightCrew-gui, the GUI front-end to the FlightCrew library;
2011-07-18 Tadamasa Teranishi <yw3t-trns@asahi-net.or.jp>
* configure.in: Bumped version number to to 2.0.21.
* configure.in (LTVERSION): Set "8:3:1".
* man: update.
* namazu.cgi:
Fix IE6,7 cross-site scripting problem.
* tests, pltests:
Add New Tests.
make check have passed by changing '$WATATI = ;' lines in pl/conf.pl
for LANG=ja, except $MECAB is set.
Update to Automake 1.10.3
Fix a bug which caused a race condition (leading to a likely
crash) when two threads try to update the dictionary cache at
the same time.
Make it very clear that compiling Aspell with NDEBUG is a bad
idea (see http://aspell.net/ndebug.html) by outputting a warning
when building with NDEBUG defined.
Numerous other minor updates and bug fixes.
* It fixes a critical bug in 1.4.6.
== 1.5.0 / 2011-07-01
* Notes
* See changelog from 1.4.7
* Features
* extracted sets of Node::SaveOptions into Node::SaveOptions::DEFAULT_{X,H,XH}TML (refactor)
* Bugfixes
* default output of XML on JRuby is no longer formatted due to
inconsistent whitespace handling. #415
* (JRuby) making empty NodeSets with null `nodes` member safe to operate on. #443
* Fix a bug in advanced encoding detection that leads to partially
duplicated document when parsing an HTML file with unknown
encoding.
* Add support for <meta charset="...">.
== 1.5.0 beta3 / 2010/12/02
* Notes
* JRuby performance tuning
* See changelog from 1.4.4
* Bugfixes
* Node#inner_text no longer returns nil. (JRuby) #264
== 1.5.0 beta2 / 2010/07/30
* Notes
* See changelog from 1.4.3
== 1.5.0 beta1 / 2010/05/22
* Notes
* JRuby support is provided by a new pure-java backend.
* Deprecations
* Ruby 1.8.6 is deprecated. Nokogiri will install, but official support is ended.
* LibXML 2.6.16 and earlier are deprecated. Nokogiri will refuse to install.
* FFI support is removed.
=== 1.4.7 / 2011-07-01
* Bugfixes
* Fix a bug in advanced encoding detection that leads to partially
duplicated document when parsing an HTML file with unknown
encoding. Thanks, Timothy Elliott (@ender672)! #478
=== 1.4.6 / 2011-06-19
* Notes
* This version is functionally identical to 1.4.5.
* Ruby 1.8.6 support has been restored.
PR#44976 by David H. Gutteridge.
This module implements the Wagner-Fischer dynamic programming
technique, used here to calculate the edit distance of two strings.
The edit distance is a measure of the degree of proximity between two
strings, based on "edits": the operations of substitutions, deletions
or insertions needed to transform the string into the other one (and
vice versa). The module is designed to be easily extensible by
functioning as a base class for other modules.
3.1.1
* Update the vendored Sass to version 3.1.0.
3.1.0
* Don't add a type attribute to <script> and <style> tags generated by
filters when :format is set to :html5.
* Add an :escape_attrs option that allows attributes to either remain
unescaped (for things like embedding PHP directives in Haml) or to be always
escaped rather than #escape_onced. This can also be used from the command
line via --no-escape-attrs.
* Allow custom filters to be loaded from the command line.
Backwards Incompatibilities - Must Read!
* Get rid of the --rails flag for the haml executable. This flag hasn't been
necessary since Rails 2.0. Existing Rails 2.0 installations will continue to
work.
* Drop support for Hpricot 0.7. 0.8 has been out for nearly two years.
3.0.25
Tagged on GitHub.
* HTML-to-Haml conversion now works within Ruby even if Hpricot is loaded
before haml/html.
== 4.2.7 / Febrary 10, 2011
* Fixed typo in gemspec to make case-sensitive require work. [Gabe da Silveira]
* Tested installing the gem and requiring it with both cases on Ubuntu 8.04, 10.10 and OS X Version 10.6.6.
* Have spaces around the en-dash in LaTeX [Benjamin Quorning]
* Turned double-quote close to smart quotes in LaTeX [Jonathan D. Blake]
=== 4.2.6 / February 9, 2011
* Add case-sensitive require back into the gemspec.
* Fix rdoc options in gemspec.
=== 4.2.5 / February 7, 2011
* Fix bundler and rubygems-test incompatibilities. Working around bug:
https://github.com/carlhuda/bundler/issues/issue/1021
=== 4.2.4 / February 7, 2011
* Add .gemtest to opt-in to rubygems-test program (gem install rubygems-test to participate)
* Allow attributes to be set on hr and br tags [Jesse Stormier]
* Fix dangling <li> [Stephen Bannasch]
* Switch to bundler and rake-compiler for gem management/compilation
* Fix invalid YAML for Ruby 1.9.2 [Aaron Patterson]
* pkgsrc change: allow to install with ruby19-base.
= Change Log
Below is a complete listing of changes for each revision of FasterCSV.
== 1.5.4
* Improved test coverage for the parser.
* Improved documentation.
* Fixed a bug that prevented <tt>^</tt> from being used as <tt>:quote_char</tt>.
* Switched from abort() to throwing exceptions on Ruby 1.9.
Not complete but from History.md:
## 2.0.11 [2011-02-10] Michael Granger <ged@FaerieMUD.org>
Enhancements:
* gem-testers support
* Update to Discount 2.0.5
Bugfixes:
* Removed unnecessary requires from top-level file
* Fix for Windows devkit installs
## v2.0.10 [2011-02-09] Michael Granger <ged@FaerieMUD.org>
Enhancements:
Updated to Discount 2.0.4:
* Added configuration options for all of Discount's extensions.
* Worked around a Discount bug when rendering the same document twice (appends a \0)
* reordered Changes to be recent at the top
* rewritten t/large_file.t to skip non-sparse file systems
code borrowed from lfs.t in newer perl
- coding done by Robert Buels
=== 1.4.5 / 2011-06-15
* New Features
* Nokogiri::HTML::Document#title accessor gets and sets the document title.
* extracted sets of Node::SaveOptions into
Node::SaveOptions::DEFAULT_{X,H,XH}TML (refactor)
* Raise an exception if a string is passed to Nokogiri::XML::Schema#validate.
#406
* Bugfixes
* Node#serialize-and-friends now accepts a SaveOption object as the, erm,
save object.
* Nokogiri::CSS::Parser has-a Nokogiri::CSS::Tokenizer
* [JRUBY+FFI only] Weak references are now threadsafe. #355
* Make direct start_element() callback (currently used for
HTML::SAX::Parser) pass attributes in assoc array, just as
emulated start_element() callback does. rel. #356
* HTML::SAX::Parser should call back a block given to parse*() if any, just
as XML::SAX::Parser does.
* Add further encoding detection to HTML parser that libxml2 does not do.
* Document#remove_namespaces! now handles attributes with namespaces. #396
* XSLT::Stylesheet#transform no longer segfaults when handed a
non-XML::Document. #452
* XML::Reader no longer segfaults when under GC pressure. #439
2011-05-11 (1.5.2)
* Apply documentation patch by Cory Monty <cory.monty@gmail.com>.
* Add gemspecs for json and json_pure.
* Fix bug in jruby pretty printing.
* Fix bug in object_class and array_class when inheriting from Hash or Array.
3.02:
* Use optparse for parsing and checking arguments
* Encode all output as UTF-8
* Accept optional encoding for local file or URL
* Use chardet for guessing local file character sets
* Fix double-newlines inside code blocks
3.01:
* Fix bug with unknown entities
3.0:
* Add forward compatibility with Python3
2.40:
* Update from sgmllib to HTMLParser so that valid XHTML doesn't fail
-fix more potential problems on reallocation failures (CVE-2011-1944)
-Fix memory corruption
also replace an error handling which doesn't recover from
integer overflow
bump PKGREV
Required for updating chat/prosody to 0.8.1, which helps handle the
"billion laughs" exploits on XML parsers and XMPP servers.
Change log as recorded in the README:
Version 1.2.0 [02/Jun/2011]
* support for the StartDoctypeDecl handler
* add parser:stop() to abort parsing inside a callback
* CLDR 2.0: The CLDR 2.0 release contains numerous improvements and bug fixes
approved by the CLDR committee, including much additional data for many
languages.
* Explicit parent locale support in data imported from CLDR.
* MessageFormat and related classes (choice/plural/select) have been
reimplemented, with several improvements and some incompatible changes.
* Extended PluralFormat pattern syntax supports explicit-value forms and
offsets.
* Utility APIs in PluralRules (get some/all/unique keyword values)
* Time zone API to return a list of available canonical system time zone IDs.
* Time zone API to return a region.
* Collation: Full implementation & public API for script reordering
* Dictionary-type trie
* GB18030-2005 update
Release highlights:
* The addition of an html5 backend to generate HTML 5 output. Apart from the
inclusion of audio and video block macros the html5 backend is functionally
identical to the xhtml11 backend.
* A new flask theme for xhtml11 and html5 backends inspired by the Flask
website styling (see toc2 example in the next item below).
* The new toc2 attribute generates a table of contents in the left hand
margin (xhtml11 and html5 backends).
* a2x(1) now has a flexible mechanism for copying arbitrary resource files
to HTML based outputs#-#this is very handy for generating EPUB files with
embedded fonts and other resources.
o The a2x(1) --resource option can be used to inject any file into
EPUB output documents e.g. CSS resources such as fonts and background images.
o Explicitly specified resources are added to the EPUB OPF manifest
automatically.
o You can explicitly specify file extension MIME types.
o The enhanced resource processing works around a couple of DocBook
XSL bugs (see EPUB Notes).
Read the CHANGELOG for a full list of all additions, changes and bug fixes.
This package was submited as part of PR pkg/43929 which adds the Koha Integrated Library System
submitted by Edgar Fuß
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This module inherits Text::CSV and is aware of input/output encodings.
This package was submited as part of PR pkg/43929 which adds the Koha Integrated Library System
submitted by Edgar Fuß
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This module is intended for table generation using PDF::API2
This package was submited as part of PR pkg/43929 which adds the Koha Integrated Library System
submitted by Edgar Fuß
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This is a sub-module to PDF::Reuse. It creates barcode "images" to be used in
PDF documents. It uses GD::Barcode and its sub-modules: GD::Barcode::Code39,
COOP2of5, EAN13 and so on, to calculate the barcode pattern. For Code128 it uses
Barcode::Code128.
Normally the barcodes are displayed on a white background and with the
characters under the bars. You can rotate the "image", make it smaller or
bigger, prolong the bars and change the background. (But then, don't forget to
test that your barcode scanner still understands it.)
If you don't change the size of the "image", the bars are approximately 24
pixels high (the guard bars a few pixels longer) and the box/background is 38
pixels high and something like 20 pixels wider than the barcodes. The text
under the bars are 10 pixels high.
This package was submited as part of PR pkg/43929 which adds the Koha Integrated Library System
submitted by Edgar Fuß
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This module could be used when you want to mass produce similar (but not
identical) PDF documents and reuse templates, JavaScripts and some other
components. It is functional to be fast, and to give your programs capacity
to produce many pages per second and very big PDF documents if necessary.
The module produces PDF-1.4 files. Some features of PDF-1.5, like "object
streams" and "cross reference streams", are supported, but only at an
experimental level. More testing is needed. (If you get problems with a new
document from Acrobat 6 or higher, try to save it or recreate it as a PDF-1.4
document first, before using it together with this module.)
This package was submited as part of PR pkg/43929 which adds the Koha Integrated Library System
submitted by Edgar Fuß
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PDF::API2::Simple is a wrapper around the excellent PDF::API2 series of
modules. This module is simply a simplification of those modules, and
has been known to greatly reduce production time. This module is in the
public domain, with a plea of notification. Please see the POD for details.
This package was submited as part of PR pkg/43929 which adds the Koha Integrated Library System
submitted by Edgar Fuß
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This small module provides a way of formatting bibliographic references
using style templates similar to those used by the popular reference
management software Endnote (http://www.endnote.com/). The API is
embarrassingly simple: a formatter object is made using the class's
constructor, the new() method; format() may then be repeatedly called
on this object, using the same or different templates.
- Update the data according to LineBreak-6.0.0.txt
- Fix the bug that an assertion in code can fail if U+FFFC is
encountered at the beginning of a line
programming. It supports a two-stage process, consisting of macro
interpretation (featuring inside-out evaluation if needed), followed
by a simple and powerful application of stream character filtering.
Its syntax is remindful of \it{TeX}'s, it has dictionary stacks like
\it{PostScript}, and various resemblances to \it{m4} and \it{info}.
It has interfaces to modules making life easy \- counters, references,
arithmetic, multi-dimensional data storage, input/output operations,
regular expressions, and system commands.
Based on PR#44867 by Olaf 'Rhialto' Seibert.
A Python package to parse and build CSS Cascading Style Sheets.
Querying a parsed stylesheet on a given document or element is planned for a
future release, for now see the example examples/style.py.
Packaged by David H. Gutteridge and submitted via PR#44877.
This module implements the Brew edit distance that is very close to the
dynamic programming technique used for the Wagner-Fischer (and so for
the Levenshtein) edit distance. The difference here is that you have
separated costs for the DELetion and INSertion operations (but with the
default to 1 for both, you obtain the Levenshtein edit distance). But
the most interesting feature is that you can obtain the description of
the edits needed to transform the first string into the second one (not
vice versa: here DELetions are separated from INSertions).
* improvements
* add threshold parameter to suggest command.
* add limit parameter to suggest HTTP server.
* grnest: support stop with SIGINT.
* fixes
* fix bug if multiple database are opened and at one of it is closed,
related plugins will be also closed. #894
* fix wrong output for --with-default-encoding from configure --help.
* fix typo in tutorial.
* Parses valid and invalid HTML documents to a tree
* Support for minidom, ElementTree (including cElementTree and lxml.etree),
BeautifulSoup (deprecated) and custom simpletree output formats
* DOM to SAX converter
* Reports parse errors
* Character encoding detection
* Filtering and serializing of trees
* HTML+CSS sanitizer
* Many unit tests
* 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.
* Fix a typo in the require statement for code128 barcodes.
* Numerous modules are now only loaded when they're needed, which should help
speed up the load time and reduce the memory footprint.
* Test coverage is up to about 45% of the codebase.
Changes 2.018:
* The tests in 2.017 exposed a floating point issue where some computers give
more trailing zeros than others. It doesn't affect the output, but it does
break the tests on those computers, since the PDFs are slightly different.
This version modifies the float() method to remove trailing zeros, which
should fix the test breakage and give consistent PDFs.
Changes 2.017:
* The DejaVu fonts have been removed from the distribution, since they were
only used by one example script. If you need them for your project, you can
download them from http://dejavu-fonts.org
* Fix: Content->bogen() didn't behave as documented if $move was set (it
started drawing from the center of the circle rather than [x1, y1]).
* The undocumented nettfont method has been removed, along with the supporting
PDF::API2::Resource::Font::neTrueType module.
* The undocumented save_xml method has been removed, along with the supporting
functions in PDF::API2::Basic::*.
* The undocumented textstate2 method has been removed from PDF::API2::Content.
* Fix create_egs call in Lite.pm
* Fix string interpolation in pdf-merge.pl
* Fix an error in the synopsis
* Fix rename of .cmap files so that they actually work now.
* The test suite has grown to nearly 200 tests, covering about 40% of the
codebase. There's still plenty of room for improvement.
Bug-fix release.
We are happy to release Python-Markdown 2.0, which has been over a year in the
making. We have rewritten significant portions of the code, dramatically
extending the extension API, increased performance, and added numerous
extensions to the distribution (including an extension that mimics PHP Markdown
Extra), all while maintaining backward compatibility with the end user API in
version 1.7.
Swath is a general-purpose utility to workaround the lack of such capability
in applications. It analyzes the given Thai text by consulting a Thai word
list for word boundaries, before outputting the same text with the predefined
word delimitors inserted.
It can read many kinds of input, including plain text and structured documents
like HTML, RTF, LaTeX and Lambda (Unicode version of LaTeX with Omega
typesetter kernel).
* Fix compile bug with some compilers on 64 bit.
Changes 1.16.33:
* Build: Fix prototype/definition mismatch in libwww.cpp with some compilers
(e.g. Solaris).
* Build: Fix linking of xml-rpc-api2cpp with some linkers (e.g. Solaris).
Changes 1.16.32:
* Windows Abyss server: properly handle wait for connection.
Changes 1.16.31:
* CGI XML-RPC server accepts (ignores) parameters after "text/xml" in
Content-type header from client.
The earlier libroff, libmdoc, and libman soup have been merged into
a single library, libmandoc, which manages all aspects of parsing
real manuals (from line-handling to tbl parsing).
Beyond this structural change, initial eqn functionality is in
place. For the time being, this is limited to the recognition of
equation blocks; future version of mdocml will expand upon this
framework.
As usual, many general fixes and improvements have also occured.
In particular, a great deal of redundancy and superfluous code has
been removed with the merging of the backend libraries.
2011-01-24 (1.5.1)
* Made rake-compiler build a fat binary gem. This should fix issue
https://github.com/flori/json/issues#issue/54.
2011-01-22 (1.5.0)
* Included Java source codes for the Jruby extension made by Daniel Luz
<dev@mernen.com>.
* Output full exception message of deep_const_get to aid debugging.
* Fixed an issue with ruby 1.9 Module#const_defined? method, that was
reported by Riley Goodside.
2011-01-24 (1.5.1)
* Made rake-compiler build a fat binary gem. This should fix issue
https://github.com/flori/json/issues#issue/54.
2011-01-22 (1.5.0)
* Included Java source codes for the Jruby extension made by Daniel Luz
<dev@mernen.com>.
* Output full exception message of deep_const_get to aid debugging.
* Fixed an issue with ruby 1.9 Module#const_defined? method, that was
reported by Riley Goodside.
* Fix wrong generation of directives of static methods in autosummary.
* Import PIL as ``from PIL import Image``.
* Fix longtables with captions in LaTeX output.
* Make token references work as hyperlinks again in LaTeX output.
* Show warnings by default when reference labels cannot be found.
* Include line number when complaining about missing reference
targets in nitpicky mode.
* Fix inline display of graphviz diagrams in LaTeX output.
* Build using app.build() in setup command.
* Fix a bug in the inheritance diagram exception that caused base
classes to be skipped if one of them is a builtin.
* Fix general index links for C++ domain objects.
* Make admonition boundaries in LaTeX output visible.
* Fix KeyErrors occurring on rebuild after removing a file.
* Fix a traceback when removing files with globbed toctrees.
* If an autodoc object cannot be imported, always re-read the
document containing the directive on next build.
* If an autodoc object cannot be imported, show the full traceback
of the import error.
* Fix a bug where the removal of download files and images wasn't
noticed.
* Implement ``~`` cross-reference prefix for the C domain.
* Fix regression of LaTeX output.
* Fix lookup of class attribute documentation on descriptors
so that comment documentation now works.
* Fix traceback with ``only`` directives preceded by targets.
* Fix tracebacks occurring for duplicate C++ domain objects.
* Fix JavaScript domain links to objects with ``$`` in their name.
* built documentation is no longer part of release.
Changes 2.5.4:
* Fixed extensions not loading properly with overlays.
* Work around a bug in cpython for the debugger that causes segfaults
on 64bit big-endian architectures.
Changes 2.5.3:
* fixed an operator precedence error introduced in 2.5.2. Statements
like "-foo.bar" had their implicit parentheses applied around the
first part of the expression ("(-foo).bar") instead of the more
correct "-(foo.bar)".
Changes 2.5.2:
* improved setup.py script to better work with assumptions people
might still have from it (``--with-speedups``).
* fixed a packaging error that excluded the new debug support.
changes: fixes for issues:
-invalid text in XML declaration causes sanitizer to crash
-sanitization can be bypassed by malformed XML comments
-sanitizer doesn't strip unsafe URI schemes
-add test target
* Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR) 1.9.1
* Update timezone data support to Olson 2011c
* 8271 UCOL_RUNTIME_VERSION should be updated for 4.6
* 8277 Collation Reordering Use Of USCRIPT_UNKNOWN
* 8290 Can't find Hangul with search coll (usearch doesn't handle CE iter
behavior)
* 8303 ULocale#toLanguageTag() should not supply "und" as language when the
locale has only private use
* 8341 USpoof uses NFKD, should be NFD
* add support for detection of tail and gnu cp, do not hardcode /bin/bash
initial value
* use those detected binaries instead of previously hardcoded ones
* use `type -t` bash shell builtin instead of `which` utility for detection
of file availability
* new option --noautosize to prevent overriding of user-defined paper sizes
Changes 0.0.22:
* added experimental support for xhtml1 source format
* create tex and xhtml subpackage in spec file to reduce requirements for main
package
* automated detection of programs path in configure, program/utility path
could be passed to configure by variable, allowed selection of default
backend and default webbrowser (just for requirements at the moment)
* check for missing tools/programs, fail if tool is not available
* fixed libpaper cleaning up
* xmllint validity check now with noent option
* fixed --stringparam option
* added some messages to easier detection of troubles, used different error
codes for various situations
* fixed FSF addresses, xmlif now licensed under GPLv2+
While here, add PKG_RUN_TEST support.
Version 1.4
-----------
(codename Unschärfe, released Jan 03, 2010)
- Lexers added:
* Factor (#520)
* PostScript (#486)
* Verilog (#491)
* BlitzMax Basic (#478)
* Ioke (#465)
* Java properties, split out of the INI lexer (#445)
* Scss (#509)
* Duel/JBST
* XQuery (#617)
* Mason (#615)
* GoodData (#609)
* SSP (#473)
* Autohotkey (#417)
* Google Protocol Buffers
* Hybris (#506)
- Do not fail in analyse_text methods (#618).
- Performance improvements in the HTML formatter (#523).
- With the ``noclasses`` option in the HTML formatter, some styles
present in the stylesheet were not added as inline styles.
- Four fixes to the Lua lexer (#480, #481, #482, #497).
- More context-sensitive Gherkin lexer with support for more i18n translations.
- Support new OO keywords in Matlab lexer (#521).
- Small fix in the CoffeeScript lexer (#519).
- A bugfix for backslashes in ocaml strings (#499).
- Fix unicode/raw docstrings in the Python lexer (#489).
- Allow PIL to work without PIL.pth (#502).
- Allow seconds as a unit in CSS (#496).
- Support ``application/javascript`` as a JavaScript mime type (#504).
- Support `Offload <http://offload.codeplay.com>`_ C++ Extensions as
keywords in the C++ lexer (#484).
- Escape more characters in LaTeX output (#505).
- Update Haml/Sass lexers to version 3 (#509).
- Small PHP lexer string escaping fix (#515).
- Support comments before preprocessor directives, and unsigned/
long long literals in C/C++ (#613, #616).
- Support line continuations in the INI lexer (#494).
- Fix lexing of Dylan string and char literals (#628).
- Fix class/procedure name highlighting in VB.NET lexer (#624).
GTK-Doc 1.17 (Feb 16 2011)
============
Changes
o 127049 : building reference documentation fails when builddir != srcdir
o 640241 : non-srcdir builds busted
Contributors
Daniel Mustieles
Javier Jardón
Stefan Kost
GTK-Doc 1.16 (Jan 14 2011)
============
o gtkdoc-check can do more checks, one might need to update Makefile.am from
the examples/Makefile.am
Changes
o 625776 : serialise doubles and floats always with a decimal dot
o 627269 : link to signalflags docs from signal descriptions
o 467488 : GTK+ man pages request
o 481811 : Inline function bodies are confused with declarations
o 501107 : EXTRA_DIST automake warnings
o 512565 : add GTK_DOC_IGNORE
o 518427 : documentation best pratices needed
o 597937 : Function pointers as parameters to other functions are parsed improperly
o 612028 : gtkdoc-fixxref should call /usr/bin/vim -n -e -u NONE -T xterm
o 617478 : Tooltip is a nuisance
o 618379 : Navigation is hiding anchors title
o 620249 : invalid xml for object_index with (n_objects % 3) == 0
o 621931 : support GType and GVariant types
o 622971 : List of typos in the GTK-doc manual
o 623777 : G_TYPE_STRV in signals generate wrong docs
o 623968 : gtkdoc-mkdb generates invalid xml from sgml in inline comments
o 624199 : parser picks up contents of large macros
o 624200 : 'const' confuses the parser
o 627223 : gtkdoc-fixxref vim highlight fails on xhtml suffix
o 627920 : `make check` rule to list xml files missing from DOC_MAIN_SGML_FILE
o 628611 : gtk-doc > = 1.13 creates automagic dependencies on syntax highlighters
o 628794 : Issue in gtkdoc-mkman.in
o 630288 : Fix 'scope notified' annotation
o 631336 : remove lists of gtk+ signal args in gtkdoc-scanobj and -scangobj
o 632587 : gtkdoc-scanner fails to identify (closure) annotation
o 638330 : const in parameter list is ignored
o 638831 : Support GTK+ 3 cell properties
Contributors
Bruno Brouard
Christian Persch
Claude Paroz
Gilles Dartiguelongue
Javier Jardón
Jorge González
Maarten Bosmans
Mario Blättermann
Matej Urbančič
Matthias Clasen
Pablo Castellano
P. F. Chimento
Philip Withnall
Rodrigo Aliste
Simón Pena
Stefan Kost
Tim-Philipp Müller
Vasilis Tsivikis
Upstream changes:
Additions and changes
* Added text foreground and background color along with text size CSS styles for
XHTML outputs.
* Vim syntax highlighter: highlight macros that start with an attribute
reference (a common idiom).
* Vim syntax highlighter: highlight attribute references in macro attribute lists.
* Attribute entries can be used to set configuration markup templates.
* Double-width East Asian characters in titles now correctly match the title
underline widths.
* Implemented asciidoc(1) filter commands.
* User's home directory now calculated in a platform independent manner.
* Added double-quote characters to French language file.
* Vim Syntax highlighter: Highlight closing OpenBlocks which immediately follow
a literal paragraph.
* Changed UNIX /dev/null to OS independent os.devnull in filters code.
* Vim syntax highlighter: Single and double quoted text now highlights correctly
when preceded by an attributes list.
* Added Ukrainian language file (lang-uk.conf). Added double-quote characters to
Russian language file.conf).
* Single and double quote characters are now set using the {lsquo}, {rsquo},
{ldquo} and {rdquo} attributes. This makes is easy to customise language specific
quotes.
* Implemented conf-files attribute to allow configuration files to be specified
in the source document.
Bug fixes
* FIXED: Auto-generated section title ids are now Unicode aware.
* FIXED: Setting quotes configuration entries using document attribute entries
failed if the attribute entry was not in the document header.
* FIXED: If the input and output file names were different then the output file
name was incorrectly used to synthesize docinfo file names.
* FIXED: An error can occur when more than one consecutive quotes are defined as
a blank string.
* FIXED: Encoding error in automatically generated author initials.
Bug
* User-Agent string for AttributeQuery is throwing junk into request
* Chaining TrustEngine doesn't clear matching criteria between engines, so
TrustEngine ordering affects the results.
New Feature
* Implement support for fetching CRLs based on the CRL distribution point
extension
This version is interface-incompatible with Xerces-C++ 2.8.0 and contains
a large number of improvements, bug fixes, and clean-ups, including:
* Autotools-based build system for the UNIX/Linux/Mac OS X platforms
* Project files for VC++ 9
* Support for the ICU transcoder in VC++ 7.1, 8, and 9 project files
* libcurl-based net accessor
* Support for XInclude in DOM
* Support for both XPath 1 and XPath 2 models in the DOM XPath interface
* Support for the XML Schema subset of XPath 1 in DOM
* Conformance to the final DOM Level 3 interface specification
* Ability to provide custom DOM memory manager as well as tune the global
DOM heap parameters
* All public and widely used interfaces as well as a large portion of the
implementation were converted to be 64-bit safe
* Various XML Schema fixes including the fix for the large maxOccurs and
minOccurs bug as well as for the changed ##other interpretation
* Reviewed and cleaned up diagnostics messages
* Optimizations for SAX/SAX2 and DOM parsing as well as XML Schema validation
05/10/09.
+ There is no behavioral difference from the last snapshot. If your
present installation is working, there's no need to update it.
However, Richard Downing (thanks Richard!) had pointed out that the
Linux binaries I was providing were a 64-bit application and therefore
wouldn't work on 32-bit machines. The portability problems with the
Linux binaries were actually a lot worse than that. A temporary Linux
installer was posted in March (without any source changes), so even if
you have installed the Linux binaries they may have worked fine for
you. At any rate, I've now changed the build-procedure for when I
snapshot the Linux binaries in order to make them much more portable.
I believe they should work on any 32-bit or 64-bit 'x86 Linux
distribution which is circa Fedora Core 4 or later.
+ Some additional hints for getting GUItenMark to work on Windows Vista
have been added to the download page, courtesy of a reader known only
as 'wendl' (thanks, wendl!).
02/16/09. The Mac OS X version is now believed to be fully working on Mac
OS X 10.5 (PPC and Intel), 10.4 (PPC and Intel), and 10.3 (PPC, of
course!), though I only have a subset of these systems on which to test.
06/01/08. Another pot-pourri:
+ The Mac OS X installer download should now work fully on Mac OS X 10.5
(though tested only on Intel), meaning that GUItenMark works on that
platform. On Mac OS X prior to 10.5, only the command-line programs (
GutenMark and GutenSplit) are expected to work.
+ Jason Pollock's instructions for compiling GutenMark and GutenSplit for
iPhone are now included on the download page.
+ GUItenMark now provides a GUI front-end for GutenSplit (in addition to
its continued support for GutenMark).
+ Fixed some portability issues in the Linux binary download.
(Specifically, I found that even if the prerequisite wxWindows 2.8 was
installed on the target machine, GUItenMark would still not work if the
wxWidgets had been compiled with Unicode support, because the
shared-library names would be different from what was expected. This
happened with Fedora 9, for example. And there are other wxWidgets
compilation flags that could cause the same problem.) The fix was to
compile the Linux version of the GUItenMark program so that it is
statically linked to wxWidgets, thus removing the requirement that
wxWidgets be installed on the target computer at all. On the other
hand, I now see that the Linux version of the program has lots of other
requirements that you may or may not need to install. Oh, well!
05/28/08. GUItenMark now compiles and works for Mac OS X, but so far I'm
only able to build it for Mac OS X 10.5, so I haven't yet gone through the
hassle of adding it to the binary download for Mac OS X. However, it is
quite easy to build following the instructions on the download page. Also,
Jason Pollock <jason@pollock.ca> has sent some additional changes and
instructions for compiling for the iPhone, but I've not yet had a chance to
try them or incorporate them here. Soon, I hope.
05/26/08. A miscellaneous pot-pourri of changes:
+ I'm still working on Mac OS X support, because it has turned out to be
harder than I thought. (For some reason I'm not yet clear on,
GUItenMark simply doesn't work on Mac OS X.) Nevertheless, there is
now a Mac OS X installation package on the download page, along with
instructions for using it, and for compiling. The installation package
makes installing GutenMark and GutenSplit much easier on the Mac, even
though the program the package purports to provide (GUItenMark) doesn't
work yet.
+ By default, GUItenMark now defaults to using the desktop as the
location to find input files and to create output files. This seems
much more logical and useful than the obscure directories it defaulted
to previously.
+ Jason Pollock <jason@pollock.ca> (thanks, Jason!) has sent in
greatly-reworked version of GutenSplit, with several options that give
you some more flexibility in splitting on different levels of headers,
and/or in omitting the table of contents.
+ Jason has also suggested some mods that allow cross-compiling GutenMark
(from a Mac), so that it runs on an iPhone. I have not personally
tried this, and I'll trust Jason to let me know if the changes are to
his satisfaction.
05/09/08. Well, Mac OS X support is back (due to the addition of Mac OS X
support to the IMCROSS development system which I am using to create
Windows binaries), but untested, so I won't provide binaries just yet.
More on this later.
04/23/08. Made the installer programs a little smaller, by removing the
Linux-only files from the Windows installer, and vice-versa.
04/22/08. Reorganized how the installers are created, to avoid overwriting
some directories that are useful to me. Also, the installer isn't built
automatically any longer (you have to do 'make snapshot'). But I don't
suppose either of those things is of interest to anyone but me.
04/21/08. Big doings are transpiring!
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|The GUItenMark graphical front-end program is now fully working on both |
|Windows and Linux 'x86, and seems to work quite well. Admittedly, I've |
|tested only Windows XP, SuSE 10.0, and Fedora Core 5. |
| |
|Linux and Win32 installer programs are now available. |
| |
|The website has been completely revamped to replace all of the outmoded |
|download, installation, and compilation instructions, and to provide the |
|necessary new instructions pertaining to GUI front-end and installer |
|programs. |
| |
|Direct support for Linux PPC, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, and NetBSD has now been |
|discontinued. The software (or at least, GutenMark) can presumably still|
|be built for these platforms, but I simply don't have the time or |
|resources that allow me to do it myself. I doubt this will be much loss |
|to anybody, since it has been years since I've updated the binaries for |
|those platforms anyhow. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
04/20/08. The GutenMark program itself has had the groundwork for several
experimental improvements laid, but the changes haven't resulted yet in any
quality changes. More importantly, there is now a GUI front-end for
GutenMark, cleverly called GUItenMark, for both Linux and Windows. There
are a couple of improvements I'd like to make in this program, and a couple
of bug-fixes for the Windows version of the program, but it's basically
working and seems very useful. At any rate, even I admit that it's
enormously easier to use than the GutenMark command-line program. I don't
want to generally send it out into the world until I make the mentioned
changes, test it on more computers (so far I've only tried it on SuSE Linux
10.0 and Windows XP Home), have an installer program, and get the web-page
verbiage all fixed up. However you, loyal reader, can try it out now:
1. Download GUItenMark-demo.zip. This is the complete package, and
there's nothing else to download unless you want the source code as
well! But it is 13.4 Mbytes.
2. For Windows, unzip this file in "C:\Program Files\", thus creating the
directory "C:\Program Files\GutenMark". For Linux, unzip it in your
home directory, thus creating "~/GutenMark", and rename it to "~
/.GutenMark".
3. Left-click on your desktop to create an icon for the application
program: either "C:\Program Files\GutenMark\binary\GUItenMark.exe"
(Windows) or else "~/.GutenMark/binary/GUItenMark" (Linux).
4. Click the icon with your mouse.
5. Operation of the program should be pretty darned self-explanatory, and
it had better be since I haven't written any instructions for it yet.
If not, let me know.
02/02/08. A lot of explanation has been added on the usage page about
LaTeX, and particularly about using LaTeX on Windows. Note also that
essentially all of the pre-processed etexts have been recently corrected or
improved in some way. (Such changes are normally described on their own
"What's New" page rather than being described on this software-change
page.)
03/20/04. Fixed PR #114. This seemingly hasn't caused anybody a problem,
but .... In conjunction with this, the "prefatory" area is no longer in a
smaller font size, except for the message that GutenMark itself adds.
02/21/04. Fixed PR #113, which caused HTML headers to be omitted in some
files created by GutenSplit.
01/21/04. A new utility program called GutenSplit has been added; this
program splits the HTML files created by GutenMark into smaller HTML files,
adding a table of contents, and links between all of the small HTML files.
The Makefiles have also been modified so that the various "GutenUtilities"
(including GutenSplit) are automatically built when GutenMark is built;
previously, this was a separate, manual build. Also, if a cross-compiler
version of MinGW is installed on Linux, then a Linux build tries to create
not only the Linux versions of the executables, but also Win32 versions as
well.
01/05/03. LaTeX: Fixed the incorrect mdash construct I've been using all
this time! (I used "--" at first, and then later decided that "----"
looked better. However, since neither of these is the correct LaTeX
construct, namely "---", there were problems with them being arbitrarily
broken across lines. Therefore, I added an \mbox to correct this problem,
and then a \linebreak to correct problems with the \mbox, and then ....).
12/28/02. LaTeX: Supplied a workaround for an importing bug in LyX 1.2
(PR#110, spurious linefeeds inserted when importing a LaTeX
command-sequence of the form "\ \ ").
12/25/02. LaTeX: Messages about the text having been converted by
GutenMark, the software version, and what-not have been moved from the
"Prefatory Materials" to a copyright-area on the back-side of the
title-page. Also, added a trick to fool LyX into correctly importing the
date change from 12/23. Added the "--ron" command-line switch to group
together various settings that
I personally find useful.
12/23/02. LaTeX: Fixed PR#109 (hyphenation and linebreak problems with
mdashes). Also, removed the date which had appeared on the title page.
12/16/02. Fixed PR#108 (inability to compile in NetBSD).
11/24/02. The source tarball has been corrected to contain the correct
html file for the regression test. More slight improvements were made do
special.words.gz. Added "Hon." to the list of honorifics.
11/22/02. This version has lots of improvements that--in my view, at
least--make producing LaTeX much easier, along with a few other
miscellaneous changes: Corrected the email address displayed by the
software. Added the word "The" to special.words.gz. Fixed the bulk of the
problems (but probably not all) associated with too-long spaces following
honorifics and quotes in LaTeX. Fixed smart single-quotes, so as not to be
fooled by words like 'em, 'til, etc. Fixed smart single-quotes and smart
double-quotes to correctly treat cases like this:
... and so I says to him"--he paused briefly--"why don't you stop ...
Hopefully, fixed the missing quotes in LaTeX chapter names. Mdashes in
LaTeX are now enclosed in LaTeX \mbox{}, to avoid breaking them across
lines; also, the --mdash-size switch has been added to allow longer (or
shorter) mdashes. The LaTeX default is now \raggedbottom. Now use LaTeX "
\ " everywhere that "~" had been used previously (allowing latex to much
more easily space shorter lines).
08/26/02. Fixed PR#99, making the 20020809 ALL-CAPS turnoff a little more
reliable.
08/25/02. A few LaTeX conveniences were added, mainly to eliminate manual
post-corrections: For page headings, the cases of the right- and
left-headings are matched; i.e., if one of them is all-caps then the other
one is forced to be all-caps also. Hard-spaces in chapter headings have
been eliminated. When the chapter heading is something like "CHAPTER IV.
THE SEARCH FOR PEACE", the page heading now only shows "THE SEARCH FOR
PEACE" and eliminates "CHAPTER IV." The "\sloppy" markup is now used in
place of "\emergencystretch".
08/11/02. Some LaTeX formatting changes were made to work around bugs in
LyX 1.2. Also, some LaTeX command sequences (like that for the ae
ligature) were broken and have now been fixed. Others may still be broken,
for all I know.
08/10/02. Fixed a segfault in the author-deduction code added two days
ago.
08/09/02. Fixed PR #93 (incorrect treatment of constructs like _[text]_
and [_text_]). Fixed PR #94 (mixing/matching of ALL-CAPS italicizing mode
with other italicizing modes). [This is handled in two ways: GutenMark
attempts to deduce which emphasis mode is used, but also the "--caps-ok"
switch has been added to simply turn off ALL-CAPS conversion.]
08/08/02. LaTeX-related changes: Output file now includes a table of
contents. Command-line switches "--no-toc", "--author", and "--title"
added.
08/05/02. Added "--latex-sections" command-line option.
08/04/02. All LaTeX-related: Various bugs I found yesterday (see buglist)
were fixed. Also, the hard spaces in sentence breaks have been completely
eliminated now. Chapter headings are now ragged-right in all
circumstances.
08/03/02. Added a new page to the website, for etexts I've converted to
LaTeX and PDF.
08/03/02. Added "Rev.", "Gen.", and "Messrs" to the list of honorifics.
All of the following are LaTeX-only changes: Trailing spaces and periods
(but not ellipses) are now removed from chapter names as used for page
headings. For example, if the chapter name was "CHAPTER III." (as opposed
to "CHAPTER III"), it will now continue to appear as "CHAPTER III." except
in the page heading where it is not "CHAPTER III". An "emergencystretch"
factor is now added, to eliminate some run-ons into the right margin for
small page sizes. The soft-hyphen mechanism after em-dashes has been
changed, because the old one didn't work. Honorifics and other
abbreviations being treated as ends of sentences has been fixed.
07/25/02. Addressed PR #85, in which abnormally long input lines can cause
corruption in the output file.
07/22/02. Addressed PR #84, hopefully extending yesterday's fixes from
Windows 98 to the entire Win32 family. Sadly -- or perhaps happily -- I
only have Windows 98 myself, and therefore can't properly test the fixes,
and did not know that that the previous fixes didn't work in Win2K.
07/21/02. Fixed PR #83, in which the PATH environment variable didn't work
properly. Fixed PR #80, in which the default configuration file needed --
unreasonably, I think -- to have the exact paths of the wordlists rather
than a more graceful means of finding the wordlists.
Fix PR pkg/44519
Changelog:
* Version 0.6.5 - December 2010, by Martin von Gagern
* Never initialize or deinitialize terminals, as we do no cursor movement
* Deprecated --no-init-term (-K) command line option
* Avoid relative path in man pages
* Updated gnulib, might be particularly important for uClibc users
* Version 0.6.4 - November 2010, by Martin von Gagern
* Updated Catalan translations
* Updated gnulib
* Version 0.6.3 - June 2010, by Martin von Gagern
* Updated Italian and Swedish translations
* Updated gnulib
* Version 0.6.2 - May 2010, by Martin von Gagern
* Fix shell syntax in configure script
* Updated gnulib and gettext, the latter to 0.18
* Updated Dutch translation
* Fixed a number of portability issues reported by maint.mk syntax checks
* Version 0.6.1 - April 2010, by Martin von Gagern
* Introduce --with-default-pager=PAGER configure switch.
* Fix missing newline in info dir entry list.
* Version 0.6.0 - March 2010, by Martin von Gagern
First official release in a long time. Everything since 0.5 was inofficial.
* `wdiff -d' to read input from single unified diff, perhaps stdin.
* Updated texinfo documentation taking experimental switch into account.
* Experimental programs (mdiff & friends) and a configure switch
--enable-experimental to control them.
* Recent imports from gnulib, use of recent autotools.
* Improved autodetection of termcap library like ncurses.
* Reformatted translations, still a number of fuzzy translations.
* Changed from CVS to bzr for source code version control.
* Various bug fixes. See ChangeLog for a more exhaustive list.
* Known bugs: this NEWS file here was outdated in the release tarball.
* Version 0.5.4 - June 2007, by Denver Gingerich
Integrated following changes from 0.5g (Francois Pinard, November 1998):
* Messages from programs may be output in many natural languages.
* Short `man' pages get installed for `mdiff', `unidiff' and `wdiff'.
* The original man page for `wdiff' gets withdrawn, for legalistic reasons.
* New `unify' converts context diffs to unidiffs or vice-versa.
* New `mdiff' finds identical line clusters in one or more files.
* A new `-K' option inhibits termcap initialization and termination.
* Version 0.5.3 - June 2007, by Denver Gingerich
No user-visible changes; see ChangeLog for details
per maintainer update request PR#44363.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Version 1.12, by Aleksey Cheusov, Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:16:34 +0200
New script dict_lookup for translating words and phrases from X
selection. It makes sense to configure launching dict_lookup on a
keyboard shortcut in the window manager.
dictd: Fix for SHOW SERVER command (dict -I). On systems where
sizeof(int) != sizeof (long) values in "Uncompressed" column may
contain random garbage. This problem was seen on NetBSD/x86_64/5.1
Fix for sf bug #3098788https://sf.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3098788&group_id=605&atid=100605
Regresson tests for dictzip were added.
Fix in Makefile: non standard option for lex(1) was removed
(This may unbreak compilation on SunOS, HP-UX...).
dictfmt:
Internal buffer size was increased from 10240 to 102400 bytes.
Fixes for Tru64.
Other minor fixes and cleanups
===============
1.1 (31/10/10)
==============
- New feature for quickly setting times with a single button: pressing sets the
start time, releasing sets the end time, then moves to the next subtitle
- Periodically backup subtitle files, configurable in the preferences
- New features for video seeking and subtitle selection:
* Video->Loop Selection - loop the video playback to the selected subtitles
* Video->Seek to Selection - seek the video to the selected subtitle
* Video->Select Nearest Subtitle - select the subtitle for the video position
* Video->Auto Select Subtitle - auto select subtitles as the video is playing
- Changes in the Timings Synchronize dialog:
* Fixed a bug using the Synchronize All Subtitles option
* Activating a sync point now seeks to its new time instead of the old one
- Fixed a bug drag-and-dropping files with spaces in their path
- Use ISO-8859-1 as the fallback and default encoding in the File Open list
Translations:
- Carles Ferrando, Joan Duran (ca@valencia)
- Lucas Lommer, Marek Černocký, Petr Kovar (cs)
- Mario Blättermann (de)
- Jorge González (es)
- Bruno Brouard, Claude Paroz (fr)
- Fran Diéguez (gl)
- Yaron Shahrabani (he)
- Gabor Kelemen, Laszlo Csordas (hu)
- A S Alam (pa)
- Piotr Drąg (pl)
- António Lima (pt)
- Daniel Șerbănescu, Lucian Grijincu (ro)
- Andrej Žnidaršič (sl)
- Baris Cicek, Serkan Yılmaz (tr)
- Aron Xu (zh_CN)
Bug fixes:
- Automatically select subtitles on video playback (#453220)
- Quick subtitle timing during playback (#547984)
- Periodically backup subtitle files (#565360)
- Subtitle loop (#601195)
- Seek Subtitle->Time; Time->Subtitle with kb shortcut; Follow subs. (#605402)
- Bug in help (#612400)
- Untranslated strings (#619364)
- Crash when shifting selected subtitles (#620027)
- Synchronize timings for all subtitles (#622248)
- Crash when searching backwards (#628427)
Contributors:
- Arx Cruz, Valmir Sena
Additional thanks:
- A. G. Luz, Carlos Troncoso, Daniel, Gabor Kelemen, Marcin Zajaczkowski
1.0 (18/02/10)
==============
- Added drag-and-drop support for loading subtitle and video files
- Allow to set new options in the preferences:
* Whether to save the translation when saving subtitles
* Default and fallback character codings for opening files
* Default subtitle format, character coding and newline type for saving files
* Allow to remember the last used settings
- Fixed timings synchronization issue when "Sync All Subtitles" was used
- Activating (double-clicking) a sync point in the synchronization dialog now
selects the corresponding subtitle and seeks the video to its position
- Allow to edit spinbutton's time text up to millisecond precision
- Wrap the subtitle text to fit the video area
- Changed the default newline type to Windows (CR+LF) to improve compatibility
with other platforms (including external video players)
- Fixed support for video filenames with special characters
- Fixed bug with the title bar showing the previously loaded file
- Fixed bug with the timings "seek to" dialog not reflecting timing mode changes
- Fixed use of LDADD when building
- Use libtool to produce shared libraries
Translations:
- Alexander Shopov, Svetoslav Stefanov (bg)
- Marek Černocký, Petr Kovar, Rinu (cs)
- Joe Hansen (da)
- Mario Blättermann (de)
- Jorge González (es)
- Antón Méixome, Lois (gl)
- Mark Krapivner (he)
- Claudio Arseni (it)
- Piotr Drąg (pl)
- António Lima (pt)
- Andrej Žnidaršič, Matej Urbančič (sl)
- Daniel Nylander (sv)
Bug fixes:
- Set defaultsubtitle format, character coding and newline type in
preferences (#504656)
- Option to save Translation when saving Subtitles (#511167)
- The ability to manually change "from", "to" and "during" fields (#549060)
- Selecting subtitles in the Synchronize dialog (#585064)
- Ability to open files drag-dropping them onto the window (#585477)
- Use libtool to produce shared libraries (#592784)
- Title app bar shows previous srt played/viewed information (#596355)
- Crash when using video files with special characters (#608631)
- Srt files saved as Unix text (LF) (#609345)
- Window collapses the screen with a large subtitle (#610170)
Contributors:
- Arx Cruz, Ildar Mulyukov, Peter Alfredsen
Additional thanks:
- A. Luz, Federico, Frederico Camara, ΙΟΑΝΝΗΣ ΜΠΟΥΡΔΑΚΗΣ, Yann Basly
* Improved MathML support
* Support microformats (rel-tag, rel-enclosure, xfn, hcard)
* Support IRIs
* Allow safe CSS through sanitization
* Allow safe HTML5 through sanitization
* Support SVG
* Support inline XML entity declarations
* Support unescaped quotes and angle brackets in attributes
* Support additional date formats
* Added the request_headers argument to parse()
* Added the response_headers argument to parse()
* Support multiple entry, feed, and source authors
* Officially make Python 2.4 the earliest supported version
* Support Python 3
* Bug fixes, bug fixes, bug fixes
Bug fixes:
Fixed my bungled installation of Bader's patch allowing EPS previews
Fiddled with prg2lout.c hoping to fix its intermittent crash bug
Converted "non-zero exit status of filter" from a fatal error to a
warning, so the unfixed prg2lout error has fewer repercussions
FOP is a print formatter driven by XSL formatting objects (XSL-FO).
It is a Java application that reads a formatting object (FO) tree
and renders it into a specified output.
Many output formats are supported, including PDF, PS, PCL, AFP, XML,
Print, AWT, Tiff, PNG, RTF, TXT. The primary output target is PDF.
Many back-end fixes have been implemented: argument handling
(quoting), man improvements, error/warning classes, and many more.
Initial tbl functionality (see the "TS", "TE", and "T&" macros in
the roff manual) has been merged from tbl.bsd.lv. Output is still
minimal, especially for -Thtml and -Txhtml, but manages to at least
display data. This means that mandoc now has built-in support for
two troff preprocessors via libroff: soelim and tbl.
Overview of changes for 0.12.2
==============================
* Build fix on win32
* Implement support for bare values in JsonGenerator
* Do not require GLib 2.20 for the test suite
* Do not lose precision when serializing floating point values
* Improve introspection data
24-12-2010: version 1.10.8
Significant improvements merged from OpenBSD downstream, including
* many new roff components,
* in-line implementation of troff's soelim,
* broken-block handling,
* overhauled error classifications, and
* cleaned up handling of error conditions.
Also overhauled the -Thtml and -Txhtml output modes. They now
display readable output in arbitrary browsers, including text-based
ones like lynx. See HTML and XHTML manuals in the DOCUMENTATION
section for examples. Attention: available style-sheet classes have
been considerably changed! See the example.style.css file for
details. Lastly, libmdoc and libman have been cleaned up and reduced
in size and complexity.
2010-12-14: Version 1.6.5 released
Version 1.6.5 of PyEnchant has been released, with the following changes:
* restore compatability with Python 3 (including 3.2 beta1)
* fix unittest DeprecationWarnings on Python 3
* statically compile libstdc++ into pre-built windows binaries
2010-12-13: Version 1.6.4 released
Version 1.6.4 of PyEnchant has been released, with the following changes:
* DictWithPWL: use pwl and pel to adjust the words returned by suggest()
* Fix tokenization of utf8 bytes in a mutable character array
* get_tokenizer(): pass None as language tag to get default tokenizer
* prevent build-related files from being included in the source tarball
1.3.1 2010-10-05 15:13 UTC
Changelog:
QA release
package 2.0
Bug #2132 Doc state &search() can be called statically. It isn't true.
Bug #2773 Directories with other directories named 0
Bug #4669 Repeated calls to search or maptree return multiple copies of results
Bug #4983 Error in install
Bug #4994 Close TODO
Bug #7966 File_Find Stream Support
Bug #14816 Unit test failures
27-09-2010: version 1.10.6
Calling conventions for mandoc have changed: -W improved and -f
deprecated. Non-ASCII characters are also now uniformly discarded.
Lots of documentation improvements. Many incremental fixes accomodating
for groff's more interesting productions. Lastly, pod2man preambles
are now fully accepted after some considerable roff and special
character support.
27-07-2010: version 1.10.5
Primarily a bug-fix and polish release, but including -Tpdf support
in mandoc by way of Summer of Code. Highlights:
* fix "Sm" and "Bd" handling
* fix end-of-sentence handling for embedded sentences
* polish man documentation
* document all mdoc macros
* polish mandoc -Tps output
* lots of internal clean-ups in character escapes
* un-break literal contexts in man documents
* improve -Thtml output for -man
* add mandoc -Tpdf support
12-07-2010: version 1.10.4
Lots of features developed during both Summer of Code and the
OpenBSD c2k10 hackathon:
* minimal "ds" roff symbols are supported
* "Bk" mdoc support
* beautified SYNOPSIS section output
* variable font-width and paper-size support in mandoc -Tps output
* acceptance of scope-block breakage in mdoc
* clarify error message status
* many minor bug-fixes and formatting issues resolved
19-06-2010: version 1.10.2
Small release featuring text-decoration in -Tps output, a few minor
relaxations of errors, and some optimisations.
Changelog:
version 3.37
date: 2010-10-08
# minor maintenance release
fixed: more tests fixed for HTML::TreeBuilder, hopefully
will pass now
version 3.36
date: 2010-10-07
# minor maintenance release
added: the use_tidy option to XML::Twig->new, which uses
HTML::Tidy to convert HTML to well-formed XHTML, as an
alternative to the default conversion which uses
HTML::TreeBuilder
added: XML::Twig::Elt method siblings which returns the
siblings of the element
added: methods att_accessors, elt_accessors and field_accessor
as well as the similarly named options when creating an
XML::Twig
added: set_outer_xml XML::Twig::Elt method
added: print_to_file on an XML::Twig::Elt
added: can use the tag[nested] form in twig handlers that
triggers on elements 'tag' that include a child 'nested'
added: aliased the add_to_class XML::Twig::Elt method to add_class,
which seems more natural
added: the remove_class method
added: made att and class lvalues (in perl 5.6 and up)
fixed: copy did not copy the empty status of an element
RT#31664 spotted by Roland Minner
https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=31664
fixed: cut_children would always set the empty status of an element,
even if it had children left
fixed: tests did not pass with HTML::TreeBuilder 3.23_1 due to a
change in an error message
2010-12-04 Rasqal Version 0.9.21 Released
Updated to handle aggregate expression execution as defined by the
SPARQL 1.1 Query W3C working draft of 14 October 2010
Executes grouping of results: GROUP BY
Executes aggregate expressions: AVG, COUNT, GROUP_CONCAT, MAX, MIN,
SAMPLE, SUM
Executes filtering of aggregate expressions: HAVING
Parses new syntax: BINDINGS, isNUMERIC(), MINUS, sub SELECT and
SERVICE.
The syntax format for parsing data graphs at URIs can be explictly
declared.
The roqet utility can execute queries over SPARQL HTTP Protocol and
operate over data from stdin.
Added several new APIs
Fixed Issue: #0000388
= 0.8.3
=== 3 November, 2010
* GH#8: Nil-check before downcasing attribute key
* GH#25: Proper ruby 1.9 encoding support
* GH#28. Use integers instead of ?? on 1.9, which is just a string.
* including noscript to ElementInclusions , so that hpricot wont fail
when trying to parse a meta tag inside head section when noscript is
present.
* latest changes from fast_xs mainline
* Fixes to get Hpricot running on Rubinius:
* Use free, not XFREE
* Remove RSTRUCT craziness, don't break Array#at
3.0.24
Tagged on GitHub.
* html2haml now properly generates Haml for silent script expressions
nested within blocks.
* IronRuby compatibility. This is sort of a hack: IronRuby reports its
version as 1.9, but it doesn¡Çt support the encoding APIs, so we treat
it as 1.8 instead.
3.0.23
Tagged on GitHub.
* Fix the error message for unloadable modules when running the
executables under Ruby 1.9.2.
* Fix an error when combining old-style and new-style attributes.
3.0.22
Tagged on GitHub.
* Allow an empty line after case but before when.
* Remove vendor/sass, which snuck into the gem by mistake and was causing
trouble for Heroku users (thanks to Jacques Crocker).
* Support the Rails 3.1 template handler API.
3.0.21
Tagged on GitHub.
* Fix the permissions errors for good.
3.0.20
Tagged on GitHub.
* Fix some permissions errors.
3.0.19
Tagged on GitHub.
* Fix the :encoding option under Ruby 1.9.2.
* Fix interpolated if statement when HTML escaping is enabled.
* Allow the --unix-newlines flag to work on Unix, where it¡Çs a no-op.
