Overview of changes in Gtk2 1.224
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* Fix a few test failures.
Overview of changes in Gtk2 1.223
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* Cope with the rename of the keysym defines in gtk+ 2.22
* Correct the memory management in Gtk2::Gdk::Window->new
* Fix a test failure in GtkBuilder.t
wxRuby is a cross-platform GUI library for creating desktop
applications. It has a comprehensive widget set, and provides native
look and feel on Windows, OS X and Linux. It's based on the mature and
liberally-licensed wxWidgets framework.
This has no effect by default but lets one turn on debug info or add
CFLAGS without having to wade into imake goop directly. (It will do
this for everything that uses the xview imake templates; but you have
to reinstall xview-config for the changes to take effect.)
has no effect by default, but it identifies the otherwise highly
obscure place you can throw a switch to build xview with debug info,
and, by being here, makes it possible to throw that switch relatively
easily.
move PKGREVISION to each Makefile including the Makefile.common for
keep version number, and bump again for ocaml-graphics because the
previous bump resuited in downgrade.
"qmake" binary no longer crashes and the build actually succeeds.
This fixes PR pkg/44716 by Richard Hansen who found out that this is
a compiler problem in the first place.
Changelog:
ver 3.0.6
* Support cairo for text rendering. (Experimental)
(See doc/en/README.cairo in detail.)
* Support searching text in terminal screen. (Add "mlsearch.sh" tool.)
* "CSI < r", "CSI < s" and "CSI < t" sequences are supported.
* Improve cursor movement in bi-direction text.
* Improve compatibility of libvte. (Gtkterm2, evilvte and sakura work.)
* Ignore all spaces at the end of lines in selecting text regardless of their
fg/bg colors.
* Support unicode indic characters (using ISCII fonts though). (Experimental)
* Other bug fixes:
Fix a mistake which disabled configuration in $prefix/etc/mlterm in libvte.
* This package is probably for gnome3.
Unique is a library for writing single instance application. If
you launch a single instance application twice, the second instance
will either just quit or will send a message to the running instance.
Unique makes it easy to write this kind of applications, by providing
a base class, taking care of all the IPC machinery needed to send
messages to a running instance, and also handling the startup
notification side.
Unique aims to replace the BaconMessageConnection code that has
been copied by many projects and the code using Bonobo and D-Bus.
Omit a PKGREVISION bump, this package doesn't actually build (on Linux) due to
failing build-time test cases. Presumably on platforms where the build
succeeds this export list doesn't actually matter.
1.) The check in "pkgsrc/x11/pixman/Makefile" was incorrect and always
disabled SSE2. Remove it which also fixes the Mac OS X build as
the necessary patch for the test program gets applied again.
2.) Correct the existing SSE2 handling in "pkgsrc/x11/pixman/hacks.mk":
- Correctly match the various GCC versions.
- Disable SSE2 for both amd64 and i386 when old versions of GCC
are used.
0.12
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- Revert a change that break ABI (Julien Cristau)
0.11
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- Remove Xlib support, use only xcb and x11-xcb (Julien Danjou)
- Support APPLICATION_ID key (Colin Walters)
pkgsrc: no X11 bl3.mk files removed since x11-links pulls in all of them,
so I can't test if some can be removed.
NetBSD/amd64 5.1_STABLE. Bump package revision because of this change.
It is possible that SSE2 support works fine if "pixman" is built with
NetBSD-current's newer toolchain. If you have such a setup please
test it and adjust the package accordingly if appropriate.
