Solaris 8. Addresses part of PR pkg/26769 by Robert Lillack.
While here, remove some more test(1) == constructions from the configure
script (they were harmless).
2.0 New stable release (for GNOME 2.10). Minor changes since 1.14:
some optimization and cleanup.
1.14 Memory leaks nailed. Some minor restructuring. Bugfixing.
A couple of XKL_*_DISABLE envvars introduced.
1.13 Some build process cleanup and fixes. One more "virtual function"
introduced.
1.12 First version with real xmodmap support. Sure, bugs are possible.
I did it again - broke API. Really hope no API changes in 1.1x
series any more.
1.11 A lot of internal changes. VTable introduced (so now at some
point there can be implemented xmodmap backend). Some bugs were
fixed.
1.10 Some internal reorganization in the xklavier-config department.
API/ABI are broken. All this stuff is going to be used in
GNOME 2.9x. The environment variable XKL_DEBUG introduced in
order to control the debug info more handy. Minor portability
bug was fixed.
- Some memory leaks were nailed (thanks to kmaraas and valgrind).
- Default ruleset for partially non-compliant servers introduced
(though it still long way to go for AccelleratedX support).
- A couple of small tests introduced.
- Hopefully the last release in 1.0x series.
Due to the high demand, libxklavier is now able to detect the default xkb
rules set at runtime. The option --with-xkb-rules-set is not necessary any
more.
* configure.in, libxklavier/xklavier_config_xkb.c: I suppose now libxklavier
should be able to live in xorg world - the name of the rules files is
customizable at build-time.
libxklavier is a library providing high-level API for X Keyboard Extension
known as XKB. This library is indended to support XFree86 and other
commercial X servers. It is useful for creating XKB-related software
(layout indicators etc).
The current features are:
* Reading XKB configuration registry information (for XFree86).
* Configuring XKB.
* Application-defined callbacks for many XKB-related events.
* Support for per-window switching etc.
