- PDF 1.4 (128-bit) decryption.
- FreeType 2 support.
- Embed TrueType fonts in PostScript output.
- Mouse wheel support.
- Text output for Simplified Chinese.
Lots more in the CHANGES file.
Mew 2.1 release candidate 3 (2001/10/30)
* Setting 0.05 instead of 0.01 for mew-smtp-command-content.
This maybe rescue XEmacs.
* Biding buffer-file-coding-system to prevent the side effect.
* Adding the "-l" option for mew-prog-vgrep.
* Ensuring that richtech-mode is disabled.
* Setting max-mini-window-height to 1 in mew-summary-pipe-message.
* Taking care of EXPIRED PGP keys.
* Using mew-mule3.el even if Emacs is executed with the --unibyte
option.
APC GUI is an add on for APC to provide a comprehensive, easy to use and, of
course, good-looking web-based GUI. APC GUI not only gives access to
statistical parameters of APC, it also makes it easier to administer
web-servers running APC by providing comfortable features for restarting the
cache and deleting scripts from the cache.
implicit `-print' action is performed on bar and not on foo. Surround
the search pattern in \( ... \) and add an explict -print so that all of
the results of the find are printed.
Problem noted and patch to fix this received in private email from Stoned
Elipot <seb@netbsd.org>.
APC is the Alternative PHP Cache, which provides a way of boosting the
performance of PHP on heavily-loaded sites by allowing scripts to be cached
in a compiled state, so that the overhead of parsing and compiling can be
almost completely eliminated.
This is an open source product that does the same job as the commercial
product Zend Cache.
(manually regenerated from patched configure.in) is added, AUTOMAKE_OVERRIDE
is also defined hence custom pre-configure target is removed.
To avoid useless makeinfo run sed.info, version.texi and stamp-vti are added
to AUTOMAKE_PATTERNS (this also fix a hidden and forgotten build dependency on
../../devel/gtexinfo).
While here my email address as maintainer is updated.
Changes since 2.91:
* Fixed a small bug in the PSD code, and added a test to the suite using an
image supplied by Alex Weslowski <aweslowski@rpinteractive.com>.
* Added a routine to provide Flash support, provided by Dmitry Dorofeev
<dima@yasp.com>.
* Added a patch from Dan Klein to make certain that imgsize() closes any
file descriptors it opens.
Changes since 5.8:
+ Added the module "Carp::Clan" to the distribution.
+ Splitted the Vector.pm module; separated XS and overloaded Perl
part for improved performance (reduces loading time for XS part).
+ Corrected the handling of numerical overflow in arithmetic methods
("add()", "subtract()", "Multiply()", "from_Dec()", "new_Dec()").
+ Methods "add()" and "subtract()" now return the carry as well as
the overflow flag if called in list context (only the carry in
scalar context, as before).
+ Added two new methods "inc()" and "dec()", which return the overflow
flag (whereas "increment()" and "decrement()" return the carry flag).
The new methods also allow to copy-and-increment/decrement in addition
to in-place operation.
+ Methods "from_Dec()" and "new_Dec()" now allow you to enter large
positive numbers which will have the MSB set (this was forbidden
previously because these numbers are considered to be negative in
two's complement binary representation).
and some bugfixes and compatibility changes.
generate hands for duplicate bridge
Hands is a program to generate bridge hands for a duplicate game. The
program writes output to the terminal ("Standard out") which may be
redirected to a file or a printer. The output is suitable for printing on
8 1/2 x 11 inch pages using any fixed-pitch font at 12 characters per inch,
such as 10-point Courier, or for redirection to any Postcript printer or
compatible interpreter.
PHP extension for managing templates and variable interpolation
FastTemplate is a port of the Perl CGI::FastTemplate module to PHP, which
is a very fast implementation of templates using simple variable
interpolation.
Templates are very useful for CGI programming, because adding HTML to your
PHP code clutters your code and forces you to do any HTML modifications.
By putting all of your HTML in seperate template files, you can let a
graphic or interface designer change the look of your application without
having to bug you, or let them muck around in your PHP code.
