Changes since 0.3:
The big NEWS is that LibStroke now can draw the strokes! Yeeepeeee!
But it does not do so by default, you need to pass --with-mouse-footprints
to ./configure. After compiling everything try tests/stroke_test to
see how this works.
There's even more: libgstroke, a stroke implementation for GNOME has
been contributed by Dan Nicolaescu. It is fully functional (it
also supports mouse footprints by default!) and has a very easy to
use API. Try tests/gnome_stroke_test to see how it works (source
code in tests/gnome_stroke_test.c).
We are proposing a set of strokes to be standard strokes. A pretty
picture with them their string representation can be found in
doc/standard_strokes.jpg
A text listing is in doc/standard_strokes.txt (we will find some
better names than the current ones).
We'll also add some "sloppy strokes" for the standard strokes.
We created autoconf macros for libstroke and libgstroke, they are in
the macros subdir.
Java port included and some misc bug fixes with the install process.
Changes since 5.5.0:
* Added support for Perl labels.
* Added support for Perl "use constant" [Perl, Patch #853704, Feature Request
#710017].
* Added support for package qualification of tags, removing useless "package"
tag kind [Perl, Feature Request #448887].
* Added support for "and" keyword [SML, Bug #816636].
* Added support for variables [PHP].
* Added tags for local variables for C-based languages [C/C++/C#/Java/Vera,
Feature Request #449503].
* Added support for tags for labels [PL/SQL].
* Added support for tags for constant definitions [PHP].
And many bug fixes.
This is a version of GNU GDB 5.3 modified by Ada Core Technologies to
support the Ada language. They consider this debugger developmental and
distribute it via CVS. It remains the only solution to debugging Ada code
at the source code level if gcc was used as a compiler. This package
is based on a snapshot from ACT's CVS tree (which changes very slowly).
This package conflicts with no other package.
Has local patch to (incompletely) work around an issue with the jdbc driver
erroneously leaving ';' on the end of tablenames resulting in it generating
SQL statments of the form "SELECT * FROM tablename; WHERE ..."
Has local patch to (incompletely) work around an issue with the jdbc driver
erroneously leaving ';' on the end of tablenames resulting in it generating
SQL statments of the form "SELECT * FROM tablename; WHERE ..."
Florist is the FSU open-source implementaton
of IEEE Standard 1003.5b-1996, the POSIX Ada
binding, including real-time extensions. This
software provides access to the UNIX operating
system services for application programs
written in the Ada programming language.
* Regex and incremental search (jmacs ^S) now work for UTF-8
* More and improved syntax highlighting files, including Mason
* Use ^T E to set character set of file (hit <tab> <tab> at the
prompt for a list of available character sets).
* Can install custom "i18n" style byte oriented character set
definition files.
* No longer depends on iconv() (easier to compile)
* Fix bug where right arrow was not doing right thing on last line
* Fix UTF-8 codes between 0x10000 - 0x1FFFF
* Now prints <XXXX> for unicode control characters
* Improved smart home, indent, etc.
* TAB completion is now more "bash"-like
* When multiple files are given on command line, they end up in
same order on the screen in JOE (before they were shuffled).
* Menu size is now variable (40% of window size or smaller if
it's not filled).
* Added -icase option for case insensitive search by default.
* Added -wrap option, which makes searches wrap
* Added status line sequence %x: shows current context (function
name if you're editing C).
* Added tab completion at search prompts and ESC-Enter for tab
completion within text windows.
* Warn if file changed on save.
* Added Ctrl-space block selection method
* Added Ctrl-arrow key block selection method
* ^K E asks if you want to load original version of the file
* jmacs bugs fixes: upperase word, transpose words, ^X ^C is
more emacs-like., ^X k and ^X ^V more like emacs.
* Much improved compile system ^[ c
* Much improved jpico
* aspell support.
NetBSD PowerPC and as high as 220 megs on NetBSD i386. Setting optimisation to -O
allows Pine to be built on NetBSD m68k and VAX architectures as well as machines
which don't have much memory.
This release is mainly a bugfix release for 0.7.5.
* Improved .gmodel support
* Corrections to previous repair feature.
* Important bugfixes for Menu editing.
* Important bugfixes for class inspector.
even if it's main app creates another user config directory.
e.g. firefox creates .phoenix, thunderbird creates .thunderbird
so no need to define user config directory for each package based on mozilla.
simply remove ${WRKDIR}/.mozilla is enough
This is a bug-fix release for Python 2.3 that fixes a number of bugs,
including a couple of weakref bugs and a bug in pickle version 2. There
are also a number of fixes to the standard library, and some build
fixes - see the release notes ( http://www.python.org/2.3.4/NEWS.html )
for details.
