Watchman exists to watch files and record when they actually change.
It can also trigger actions (such as rebuilding assets) when matching
files change.
EasyAI is a pure-Python artificial intelligence framework for
two-players abstract games such as Tic Tac Toe, Connect 4, Reversi,
etc. It makes it easy to define the mechanisms of a game, and play
against the computer or solve the game. Under the hood, the AI is
a Negamax algorithm with alpha-beta pruning and transposition
tables.
Vala is a programming language that aims to bring modern programming
language features to GNOME developers without imposing any additional
runtime requirements and without using a different ABI compared to
applications and libraries written in C.
valac, the Vala compiler, is a self-hosting compiler that translates
Vala source code into C source and header files. It uses the GObject
type system to create classes and interfaces declared in the Vala source
code.
This package contains the 0.24 release.
This is Bugs Everywhere (BE), a bugtracker built on distributed
version control. It works with Arch, Bazaar, Darcs, Git, Mercurial,
and Monotone at the moment, but is easily extensible. It can also
function with no VCS at all.
The idea is to package the bug information with the source code,
so that bugs can be marked "fixed" in the branches that fix them.
So, instead of numbers, bugs have globally unique ids.
by jihbed.
Numpy's documentation uses several custom extensions to Sphinx.
The following extensions are available:
* numpydoc: support for the Numpy docstring format in Sphinx, and
add the code description directives np:function, np-c:function,
etc. that support the Numpy docstring syntax.
* numpydoc.traitsdoc: For gathering documentation about Traits
attributes.
* numpydoc.plot_directive: Adaptation of Matplotlib's plot::
directive. Note that this implementation may still undergo severe
changes or eventually be deprecated.
This is Trojita, a Qt IMAP e-mail client.
Features:
* A pure Qt4 (and Qt5!) application with no additional dependencies
* Robust IMAP core implemented using Qt's Model-View framework
* Standards compliance is a design goal
* On-demand message list and body part loading
* Offline IMAP support
* Support for bandwidth-saving mode aimed at mobile users with
expensive connection
* IMAP over SSH -- in addition to usual SSL/TLS connections, the
server could be accessed via SSH
* Safe and robust dealing with HTML mail
This library is written for the purpose of playing Blu-ray movies.
It is intended for software that want to support Blu-ray playback
(such as VLC and MPlayer).
Changes between 1.2.13 and 1.3.0:
---------------------------------
* Dropped deprecated, undocumented API:
- the function dvdcss_title()
- the type dvdcss_handle
- the variable dvdcss_interface_2
* Drop support for Windows 98 and Windows NT 4.0.
Windows 98 SE with IE 5.0 and Windows NT 4.0 SP4 with IE 5.0 are required.
* Support for Android
Important changes since 4.7:
- layout saving / restoring
- proper handling of DPI
- improve compatibility with other softwares (java-based, or external
pagers)
- fix several memory leaks
avdevice/pulse_audio_enc: use getter function for AVFrame.channels
MAINTAINERS: update list of releases i maintain
avcodec/avdct: Add avcodec_dct_get_class()
fate: support testing of release branches
tests/fate.sh: If cat *.rep fails try it with a for loop.
g2meet: allow size changes within original sizes
version.sh: Print versions based on the last git tag for release branches
-filenames without extension (ie. makefile) can be mapped in filetypes.conf
(suggested by Sam Craig)
-fixed Rexx highlighting
-added GDB language definition (thanks to A. Aniruddha)
-added the.theme (thanks to Mark Hessling)
-updated astyle code to release 2.04
-added astyle reformatting styles google, pico and lisp
-improved raw string parsing in cs.lang (patch by smdn.jp)
-added regex recognition in js.lang (patch by Troy Sankey)
-added PDF language definition (thanks to Roland Hieber)
-fixed debug output in sh.lang (https://sourceforge.net/p/syntaxhighlight/bugs/9/)
-updated astyle code to release 2.03
-added heredoc string literal parsing for Lisp, Perl, PHP, Ruby and Bash
-revised several language definitions
-added DataDir::searchDataDir for the Perl SWIG bindings (thanks to David Bremner)
-added SWIG PHP binding (patch by G. Wijaya)
-updated Diluculum code to release 1.0 (support of Lua 5.2)
-patched Diluculum to support Lua 5.1 and 5.2
-added support for Yang (thanks to A. Aniruddha)
-fixed Ruby definition
-added HeaderInjection and FooterInjection variables for syntax plug-ins
-fixed handling of CRLF files on Linux (suggested by William Bell)
-replaced single data directory by a dynamic config file search; see README
(suggested by Daniel)
-added plug-ins outhtml_parantheses_matcher.lua, outhtml_keyword_matcher.lua
-CLI: added --list-scripts option
-CLI: marked --data-dir, --list-langs, --list-themes options as deprecated
-CLI: removed --add-config-dir option
-added support for Crack (thanks to Conrad Steenberg)
-added XML shebang regex (thanks to Ferry Huberts)
-added hints to makefile to deal with Lua 5.1 and LuaJIT system libs
-updated cpp_ref_gtk_gnome.lua plug-in
-updated cpp_ref_cplusplus_com.lua plug-in
-CLI: fixed segfault if --force was applied and unknown files were parsed
(thanks to Jussi Judin)
-GUI: fixed unselected theme after first program start
-CSS class name is omitted in HTML output if class-name option is set to NONE
-added support for highlighting of string interpolation
-added support for Dart and TypeScript
-fixed SWIG module
-GUI: added Simplified Chinese translation (thanks to Love NoAny)
-replaced Pattern/Matcher classes by the Boost xpressive library
(now swig example is broken)
-updated Relax NG syntax (thanks to Roger Sperberg)
-added new oxygenated theme (thanks to Roger Sperberg)
-fixed highlight.pro to include correct lua5.1 paths
-GUI: fixed shebang recognition
-fixed HTML ordered lists to improve copy&paste in browsers (suggested by Nash)
-changed default output from HTML 4.01 to HTML5
-changed default HTML font family to include the generic monospace font
-added ODT Flat XML output format (--out-format=odt)
-added fontenc package in LaTeX output (patch by Yimin Li)
-fixed RTF hyperlink output in several plug-ins
-removed ctags option (functionality was replaced by plug-in)
-CLI: added --wrap-no-numbers option (patch by Michael Enßlin)
-GUI: replaced Qt file dialogs by native dialogs
-enhanced the plug-in interface (added Decorator function and Injections property)
-added several example plug-ins which show how to add keyword links to online
references (e.g. cplusplus.com, perldoc.perl.org, qtproject_org)
-added ctags plugin (ctags_html_tooltips.lua)
-improved Perl and N3 definitions (thanks to Heiko Jansen)
-CLI: marked --ctags-file option as deprecated
-CLI: added --plug-in-read option to define an input file for plug-ins
-CLI: fixed file suffix recognition
-GUI: added input field for a plug-in input file
-GUI: fixed initial input tab selection
-GUI: set initial font selection to Courier
-updated astyle code to release 2.02.1
-fixed SWIG perl binding makefile (patch by David Bremner)
-fixed shebang recognition (patch by Georgios M. Zarkadas)
-fixed file suffix recognition (patch by Georgios M. Zarkadas)
-fixed memory leak in astyle's ASFormatter (patch by MENG Wei)
-added support for Biferno (thanks to Sandro Bilbeisi)
-added support for RPL (thanks to Frank Seidinger)
-added support for Ceylon
-fixed Ruby definition
-HTML font string may contain a list of fonts, which is not enclosed in quotes
(suggested by Sebastiano Poggi)
-GUI: added --portable command line option to save config files in the current
working directory instead of the user directory (suggested by Royi Avital)
-GUI: fixed some language mappings
-added support for UPC (thanks to Viraj Sinha)
-added support for N3, N-Triples, Turtle, SPARQL (suggested by Heiko Jansen)
-added Solarized color theme (thanks to Steve Huff)
-fixed OCaml definition (thanks to Kakadu Hafanana)
-fixed camo colour theme
-removed sienna and desertEx colour themes
-CLI: fixed segfault with --print-style option
-GUI: added "Dock floating panels" checkbox in the main menu
-updated astyle code to release 2.02
-fixed --force option (thanks to Stefan Bühler)
-added support for ABC, Algol, AS/400 CL, BCPL, Limbo, Gambas, JavaFX,
RPG, Transact-SQL, PL/Perl, PL/Tcl, PL/Python, Charmm
-fixed web plugins (Serendipity, DokuWiki, Wordpress)
-fixed BBCode closing tag order
-GUI: Updated Czech translation (thanks to Pavel Fric)
-updated astyle code to release 2.01
-fixed overwriting of files with the same name in recursive batch mode
(thanks to Ramanathan U.)
-added DataDir class to SWIG interface (patch by David Bremner)
-added Andes theme (thanks to Roger Sperberg)
-enabled deprecated @highlight pass-through (suggested by David Bremner)
-dropped oceandeep theme
-updated documentation
-added plug-in function AddKeyword (suggested by Michael Serrano)
-language definitions are cached instead of being reloaded if input syntax
changes
-added keyword group ID parameter to the plug-in function OnStateChange
-added plug-in script bash_functions.lua
-added theme description in output style's comment
-added enum and union keywords in c.lang (thanks to Thiago)
-added dl linking flag in Makefile to fix Debian build error
(thanks to Michael Serrano)
-added NDEBUG flag in makefile to disable asserts
-GUI: Added Czech translation (thanks to Pavel Fric)
-updated Diluculum to version 0.5.3
-fixed README
-fixed conversion without highlighting (--syntax txt)
-fixed msxml definition (thanks to Andrei Rosca)
-added edit-flashdevelop theme (thanks to Andrei Rosca)
-CLI: fixed minor bugs
-added --config-file option
-CLI: fixed minor bugs
-GUI: renamed output specific options tab
-GUI: remember state of the dock panel
-moved plugin scripts from examples to new plugins directory
-fixed web_plugin path in makefile (thanks to Jochen Schmitt)
-fixed SWIG interface and example scripts
-improved converted VIM colour themes
-improved several language definitions (Fortran77, Zonnon,
Basic, Verilog, Squirrel, R)
-added new plugins (java_library.lua, theme_invert.lua)
-GUI: added plug-in description label
-GUI: moved setting controls into a dock panel
-enabled loading of multiple plugins
-added MXML language definition (suggested by Neal Delfeld)
-fixed HTML, XML, CSS, Actionscript and JavaScript definitions
-converted 60 popular VIM colour themes
-language definitions, themes, filetypes.conf were converted to Lua scripts
(try examples/*2to3.py to convert old files)
-added --plug-in option to enable user scripts
-renamed *.style files to *.theme
-moved include files from src/core to src/include
-moved examples/plugins to examples/web_plugins
-renamed --linenumbers to --line-numbers
-renamed several language definitions and themes
-fixed several string delimiter issues (Ruby, Lua)
-changed default theme for xterm256 output to edit-vim-dark
-changed short options: -O is --out-format, -d is --out-dir, -T is --doc-title
-disabled --mark-line feature
-disabled --add-data-dir feature
-disabled separate output format options (use --out-format instead)
-disabled XML output (use SVG or XHTML)
-New dependencies: Lua5.1-devel, Boost Headers (Bind)
-updated astyle code to release 1.24
-added indentation styles 1tbs and horstmann
-added --no-trailing-nl switch (suggested by Adiel Mittmann)
-added Modula2 definition (thanks to Benjamin Kowarsch)
-added EBNF definition (thanks to Mate Ory)
-added ABNF, AutoHotKey, BBCode and Clean language definitions
-updated C++ definition to support C++0x syntax
-added StartupNotify switch in desktop file (patch by Jochen Schmitt)
-improved HTML nested language patterns (thanks to Simone)
-improved Rexx and PL1 definitions (thabnks to Robert Prins)
-added support for NXC and NBC
-GUI: added copy and paste support (thanks to Torsten Flammiger)
-GUI: fixed preview of UTF-8 input
-fixed Rexx output (thanks to Marc Hessling)
-added support for Go and Pure
-added support for BNF (thanks to Julien Fontanet)
-updated Logtalk definition (thanks to Paulo Moura)
-updated THE theme (thanks to Marc Hessling)
-CLI: --quiet switch supresses "Unknown source file extension" error
(suggested by Nathan Gray)
-fixed SVG output (thanks to Xico)
-GUI: added new icon
-fixed bug with $INCLUDE statement
-fixed ctags file parsing
-added nested language recognition within a source file (suggested by Pavel Striz)
-added $NESTED statement to language definitions (pas, html, tex)
-added support for F# (fs.lang)
-added support for haXe (hx.lang)
-improved various language definitions
-revised documentation
-LIB: added version to shared lib output name
-CLI: added options --start-nested and --print-style
-added BBCode output option (--bbcode, suggested by Qui Peccavit)
-added new --delim-cr option to cope with MacOS 9 files
(suggested by Steven Haddock)
-added shared lib target (make lib-shared, suggested by Dario Teixeira)
-list of installed languages (--list-langs) was enhanced to include mapped file
extensions (suggested by Martin Kammerlander)
-improved many colour themes using Agave (agave.sf.net)
-fixed CR parsing bug on MacOS (thanks to Shiro Wilde)
-fixed SWIG makefile (thanks to David Bremner)
-license changed from GPLv2 to GPLv3 (incl. included libs)
-updated Artistic Style lib to version 1.23
-new indentation schemes: stroustrup, whitesmith, banner
-removed indentSchemes and helpmsg directories
-removed README_INDENT
-replaced ide-devcpp theme by a new jedit theme
-added support for Interactive Data Language (idlang, thanks to Roberto
Mendoza)
-added support for Rebol, Oz, Mercury, Zonnon, ATS (Applied Type System),
CHILL, NetRexx, Inno Setup and INTERLIS
-added pp, rjs, jnlp, groovy, gnad, es, sblc, ooc, gst, sq extensions
to filetypes.conf
-improved Prolog, Pike, Oberon, Nice, Java, Lisp, Lua, Haskell, C# and SML
definitions
-improved spec.lang for RPM (thanks to Luoyi Ly)
-CLI: option --help-lang is deprecated
-API: dropped setSpecialOptions(), renamed initializing methods to init*
-added more customized boxes for the LaTeX --pretty-symbols switch
(thanks to Romain Francois)
-GUI: fixed makefile to pass costum paths to the Qt project makefile
(thanks to Joerg Germeroth)
-GUI: reduced window height (thanks to Fidel Barrera)
-GUI: added Spanish translation (thanks to Fidel Barrera)
-GUI: added drag and drop for input files
-added --pretty-symbols option to improve LaTeX output quality of tilde and
braces (thanks to Romain Francois)
-omitted warning message if --syntax parameter is contained in the --skip list
(thanks to Bob Smith)
-included language descriptions in --list-langs output
-dropped dependency of --replace-quotes and --fragment options
-enhanced Python SWIG example (testmod.py)
-added qmake language definition
-fixed SWIG scripts (thanks to David Bremner)
-fixed gcc 4.4 compilation (patch by Jochen Schmitt)
-dropped core/html32generator.*
-dropped src/gui (wxWidgets based interface)
-GUI: rewrote the user interface using Qt
Any programmer accustomed to writing programs on Linux or System
V-type Unixes will have encountered the program variously known as
strace or truss, which monitors another program and produces a
detailed log of every system call the program makes - in other
words, all the program's interactions with the OS kernel. This is
often an invaluable debugging tool, and almost as good an educational
one.
When it's a GUI program (or rather, the GUI-related behaviour of
a program) that you want to understand or debug, though, the level
of interaction with the OS kernel is rarely the most useful one.
More helpfully, one would like to log all the program's interactions
with the X server in the same way.
This package provides xtruss, an X protocol loggers. It has a
command-line syntax similar to strace in its default mode, you just
prefix "xtruss" to the same command line you would have run anyway
and its output format is also more like strace, putting requests
and responses on the same line of output where reasonably possible.
System Stability Tester tries to test the system's stability by
calculating up to 128 millions of Pi digits. It supports multiple
calculation algorithms. For the moment only two have been implemented.
The Quadratic Convergence of Borwein and Gauss-Legendre, the
algorithm SuperPi uses. The testing process includes the creation
of two or more threads. After each step of the calculation, the
results of all the threads are compared. Any differences between
them are reported. There is also the option for single threaded
calculation, but in this case there is no stability check. This is
useful for benchmarking purposes only. The calculation of Pi itself
is multi threaded since version 0.7.2, for the Borwein algorithm
only.
