Changelog:
pdf2djvu (0.7.14) unstable; urgency=low
* Ignore links with no action. (Previously such links would cause segfault).
Thanks to Krzysztof Szafran for the bug report.
* Update German translation. Thanks to Chris Leick.
* Update Russian translation. Thanks to Kyrill Detinov.
* Update Ukrainian translation. Thanks to Serhij Dubyk.
-- Jakub Wilk <jwilk@jwilk.net> Tue, 18 Sep 2012 17:27:28 +0200
- Documentation updates (STR #4112, STR #4130, STR #4134)
- Fixes for libusb-based USB backend (STR #4128)
- The lpq command did not show the owner or title of jobs unless passed
a username on the command-line (STR #4135)
- Localized empty strings contained the message catalog metadata
(STR #4119)
- Fixed a crash in the libusb-based USB backend (STR #4099)
- The cups-lpd mini-daemon no longer handled jobs with multiple copies
(STR #4118)
- Multiple libusb backend fixes (STR #4098, STR #4100)
- The IPP backend no longer tries to get the job status for printers
that do not implement the required operation (STR #4083)
- Sending a document in an unsupported format to an IPP printer now
automatically cancels the job (STR #4093)
- Fix some error reporting issues when printing from /dev/null and
other unusual situations (STR #4015)
- The scheduler now sets the CUPS_MAX_MESSAGE environment variable for
filters (STR #4074)
- Fixed a build issue when using older versions of autoconf (STR #4084)
- The IPP backend now treats the client-error-not-possible status code
as a job history issue, allowing IPP printing to Windows to work
(STR #4047)
- The IPP backend incorrectly included the document-format and
compression attributes in Create-Job requests (STR #4086)
- The libusb-based USB backend did not work on non-Linux platforms
(STR #4088)
- httpReconnect() did not reset the read/write buffers (STR #4065)
- Compiling without threading support failed (STR #4060)
- Fixed compile problem with old versions of OpenSSL (STR #4036)
- The network backends did not check SNMP supply levels regularly
(STR #4040)
- The online help always included the "help on help" text (STR #4042)
- Fixed a SSL handshake issue on OS X (STR #4045)
- The scheduler could crash if a PPD file contained an invalid paper
size (STR #4049)
- The CUPS polling daemon did not reinitialize its connection to the
remote server on errors in all cases (STR #4031)
- PostScript auto-configuration was slow and unreliable with some
printers (STR #4028)
- Missing localizations caused empty output (STR #4033)
- The cups-driverd program could temporarily "forget" a PPD file if it
was updated in place.
- The dnssd backend now prefers IPPS over IPP.
- The USB backend now uses and requires LIBUSB 1.0 or later (STR #3477)
- The LIBUSB-based USB backend now supports the back-channel (STR #2890)
- Changed how timeouts are implemented in the LPD backend (STR #4013)
- Added more supported color names for SNMP supplies (STR #3981)
- The default InputSlot setting was never used (STR #3957)
- POSIX ACLs are now set properly on certificate files (STR #3970)
- Supplies with commas in their names were not reported correctly
(STR #4020)
- The cupsGetPPD3() function created a temporary file when one was not
needed (STR #4018)
- The scheduler now ensures that job notifications contain a value for
the notify-printer-uri attribute (STR #4014)
- The lp and lpr commands did not cancel jobs queued from stdin on an
error (STR #4015)
- Fixed the IPP backend's handling of HTTP/1.0 compatibility (STR #3988)
- The IPP backend did not always setup username/password authentication
for printers (STR #3985)
- The IPP backend no longer re-queues print jobs that are too large for
the printer/server (STR #3977)
- The RPM spec file did not work (STR #4021, STR #4057)
- Encryption did not work when the server name ended with "."
(STR #4011)
- The multi-purpose tray is now mapped to the IPP "by-pass-tray"
(STR #4009)
- The correct media size was not always passed to IPP printers
(STR #4001)
- Finishing options were not passed to IPP printers (STR #3995)
- Fixed iCloud-based Back to My Mac printing (STR #3996)
v1.2.0 (28th AUgust 2012)
- Feature: correctly extract text using surrogate pairs and ligatures
(thanks Nathaniel Madura)
- Speed optimisation: cache tokenised Form XObjects to avoid re-parsing them
- Feature: support opening documents with some junk bytes prepended to file
(thanks Paul Gallagher)
- Acrobat does this, so it seemed reasonable to add support
changes:
-Improvements regarding embedded file handling
-bugfixes
-cleanup
pkgsrc note: shlib major changes, revbumps needed. also switch to
lcms2 for the "cms" option
Upstream changes:
2012-08-29 Andrew Ford <a.ford@ford-mason.co.uk>
* version 0.06
* added script "latex-encode" as a simple filter that uses LaTeX::Encode
* added a couple more encodings
* reverted to 'base' from 'parent' for setting up inheritance
* updated author tests
Upstream changes:
2012-08-28 Andrew Ford <a.ford@ford-mason.co.uk>
* version 0.05
* added more symbols
* build-character-table now builds a %provided_by map that gives the LaTeX package
that provides the LaTeX command used in the encoding
* removed unimplemented "use_textcomp" option
* added "packages" option to latex_encode() to pass a reference to a hash that is
updated with the names of optional LaTeX packages (styles) that implement the
commands included in the encoded string
2012-08-27 Andrew Ford <a.ford@ford-mason.co.uk>
* version 0.04
* added requirement for Perl 5.8.1 or later due to deficiencies in
Unicode handling of earlier Perl versions.
* updated encoding table to add Turkish characters (RT #55526) and to not include
spaces after accented characters (RT #49357)
* switch from 'base' to 'parent' for setting up inheritance
* added add_latex_encodings() and remove_latex_encodings() functions to update the
encoding table.
* allow 'add' and 'remove' specifiers to be provided on the 'use' statement
--gc-sections on netbsd because --gc-sections doesn't work with the
netbsd-4 and netbsd-5 linker. See PR 46698 and PR 40401.
Bump PKGREVISION because this changes the compiled package on netbsd-6.
changes:
The command line tools have been combined into one tool that does all:
mubusy. Where previously you would have called "mupdfclean blah blah
blah", now call "mubusy clean blah blah blah" instead.
Support for UserUnits
bugfixes and optimisations
Remove a dependency to poppler-0.16 in the poppler-qt.pc file so
that pkg-config --cflags "poppler-qt >= 0.3.1" returns valid information.
Default poppler version is now 0.20.x. Since this package explicitly uses
0.16.x, @PC_REQUIRES_PRIVATE@ introduces a dependency to poppler-0.16.x in
the .pc file; pkg-config will then print messages such as "Package
'poppler-qt' requires 'poppler = 0.16.7' but version of poppler is 0.20.2"
instead of the required information. Removing the Requires.private line
entirely fixes the issue.
After applying this patch and rebuilding poppler-qt, graphics/kdegraphics3
and misc/koffice now build on DragonFly. Previously they failed with
poppler-related errors.
Patch provided by F.Tigeot.
libspectre 0.2.7 (08 August 2012)
=================================
This is another bugfix only release in the libspectre's 0.2 series.
This release fixes two crashes than can happen when %%Pages: or
%%Page: comments are missing in the document or when %%Pages: comment
is present but it's invalid.
Changelog:
2.1.1
- Tiny bug fix to make sure that the help file is in the right language.
2.1.0
- Dragging and and dropping files from Windows Explorer, Thunar, etc.,
now works (at least for me, on Windows 7 and Xubuntu).
- Updated Czech translation from Pavel Fric.
- French translation from Pierre-Alain Bandinelli.
- German translation (and many suggestions) from Rainer Krachten.
- Translations should "just work"; i.e., if you use a French locale then
the user interface and help text should appear in French. However, you
can force DiffPDF to use any language it supports by using the
--language command line option (e.g., --language=fr). If an
unsupported locale or --language option is used, DiffPDF will fall
back to English.
- Now support -h as a synonym for --help.
- Initial path defaults to home directory instead of DiffPDF's
installation directory.
- Improved the Options dialog's layout.
- A subtle bugfix to the --words command line option.
- Fixed a crash: clicking to set a margin when there're no PDFs loaded
now safely does nothing.
2.0.0
- Can now have comparisons exclude text that's outside user-specified
margins. This feature was sponsored by a company that prefers to
remain anonymous.
- Save As can now save images as well as PDFs.
- Minor bug fixes and improvements.
- Command line help (--help) will no longer work on Windows. This is to
avoid a spurious console window appearing. I've put the output in the
online help though.
- Improved dock window handling so that docks can now be stacked on top
of each other (useful for small screens).
The package assumes that if the dc program doesn't support -V, it must
not support -e either. This is a bad assumption; DragonFly supports
-e but doesn't support -V. Rather than try to fix a bad conftest, just
remove it completely. There's a previous test for dc presence. If dc
doesn't support -e, let it break during the build rather than before it.
It doesn't take long to build.
Collection.
foo2zjs is an open source printer driver for printers that use the Zenographics
ZjStream wire protocol for their print data, such as the Minolta/QMS magicolor
2300 DL or Konica Minolta magicolor 2430 DL or HP LaserJet 1020 or HP LaserJet
Pro P1102 or HP LaserJet Pro P1102w or HP LaserJet Pro CP1025nw. These printers
are often erroneously referred to as winprinters or GDI printers. However,
Microsoft GDI only mandates the API between an application and the printer
driver, not the protocol on the wire between the printer driver and the printer.
In fact, ZjStream printers are raster printers which happen to use a very
efficient wire protocol which was developed by Zenographics and licensed by
most major printer manufacturers for at least some of their product lines.
ZjStream is just one of many wire protocols that are in use today, such as
Postscript, PCL, Epson, etc.
