Changes:
- Added support for detached legends and detached colorbars
- ybar (and similar plots) can now be mixed with other plot types
like line plots.
- improved legend formatting
- added 'restrict x to domain*' which cups coordinates outside of a
specified domain (same for y and z)
- Added support for linear regression
- Inline tables,
- Lots of bug fixes
CHANGES IN CUPS V1.4.6
- Fixed a "make check" issue on Solaris (STR #3729)
- Regression: The pstops filter did not support landscape printing of
PostScript files (STR #3722)
- The scheduler killed retried (fax) jobs after restarting them
(STR #3697)
- The cupsAdminSetServerSettings() function disabled sharing when
debug logging was enabled (STR #3712)
CHANGES IN CUPS V1.4.5
- Documentation fixes (STR #3542, STR #3650)
- Localization fixes (STR #3635, STR #3636, STR #3647, STR #3666)
- Security: Fixed a memory corruption bug reported in CVE-2010-2941
(STR #3648)
- The CUPS API incorrectly mapped the HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED status to the
IPP_NOT_AUTHORIZED status code, when IPP_NOT_AUTHENTICATED would be
the correct mapping (STR #3684)
- The scheduler would restart jobs while shutting down (STR #3679)
- Fixed a PPD loader bug that could cause a crash in cupsd (STR #3680)
- Improved the mapping of non-standard PPD and PWG names (STR #3671)
- The scheduler did not initialize Kerberos in all cases (STR #3662)
- cupsAdminSetServerSettings duplicated Listen and Order lines
(STR #3645)
- Added DeviceN colorspace support to the CUPS Raster format (STR #3419)
- ppdMarkDefaults() did not clear the marked field of the previous
choices (STR #3642)
- The serial backend would not allow a raw job to be canceled
(STR #3649)
- The socket backend could go into an infinite loop with certain
printers (STR #3622)
- Setting the PRINTER or LPDEST environment variables to "name/instance"
did not work (STR #3485)
- The scheduler did not handle the JobRetryLimit setting properly
(STR #3466)
- The lpstat command always showed a remote job ID of 0 for shared
printers (STR #3627)
- Increased the write timeout for the libusb-based USB backend to 5
minutes (STR #3595)
- The libusb-base USB backend did not check whether the printer has a
serial number (STR #3590)
- The lpadmin command did not support setting of custom option values
(STR #3631)
- The lpadmin command did not support setting of the location or
description of a class (STR #3613)
- The cupsaddsmb command did not give up after too many failed attempts
(STR #3615)
- The CUPS library no longer uses certain problematic ctype macros that
change based on the locale's character set.
- PJL value substitution of more than 9 values was broken (STR #3621)
- Custom options with missing string values caused ppdEmit* to segfault
(STR #3620)
- Fixed an issue with the Italian version of the web interface
(STR #3624)
- Fixed the Solaris SMF configuration file for cups-lpd (STR #3611)
- The scheduler did not set the notify-subscribed-event attribute when
delivering printer-added or printer-modified events (STR #3608)
- The mailto notifier could get into an infinite loop (STR #3609)
- Date/time information was not shown in banner pages.
- Relational operators were broken in #if/#elif/#else/#endif expressions
for the PPD compiler.
- Moving a job via the web interface failed without asking for
authentication (STR #3559)
- The scheduler now clears the printer-state-reasons when the driver is
changed (STR #3570)
- The web interface did not allow a user to change the driver
(STR #3537, STR #3601)
- The scheduler was not setting the PATH_INFO environment variable when
needed (STR #3600)
- The scheduler incorrectly set the CUPSD_AUTH_TYPE environment
variable instead of AUTH_TYPE (STR #3599)
- Fixed a buffer overrun in the PPD compiler (STR #3594)
- Fixed some additional IPP job template attribute mapping issues in the
scheduler.
Changes:
- Compatibility fix: \bibAnnote and \bibAnnoteFile are provided only
with merging, so they do not conflict with alternative definitions
that are sometimes found in certain BibTeX styles.
and sysutils/nautilus-sendto to use the new devel/glib2/schemas.mk logic to
properly recompile the GSettings database during install/deinstall.
Bump PKGREVISION for these packages.
(This lets evince work in my machine; it would crash on startup because
it would not find its schema. I suspect this also fixes all the other
applications mentioned in this change. And the inclusion of schemas.mk
also prevents these packages from causing side-effects on the system if
they happen to call glib-compile-schemas during their build.)
Changes:
* Package 'ifxetex' is loaded for robuster detection of XeTeX.
* Fixed a bug where 'pass' option was not reset in \newgeometry.
* Fixed a bug where paper width and height were swapped unnecessarily
inside \newgeometry{} if 'landscape' is given as a class option.
* Changed crop marks with elbow-shaped lines 17mm long and offset by 3mm.
* Added 'showframe' and 'showcrop' as options shown in verbose mode.
* Fixed typos and wrong figures, and revised expressions in the document.
* Added missed things that had been fixed for v5.4 into changes.txt.
* New paper size presets for ISO C-series: 'c0paper' to 'c6paper'.
* Fixed a bug where overloading shipout in 'showframe' and/or 'showcrop'
mode caused warnings when 'pdfpages' package is used.
* Changed the shipout overloading process to use 'atbegshi' package.
Options 'showframe' and 'showcrop' require the package.
* Fixed a bug where restoring layoutwidth and layoutheight failed
when \restoregeometry is called.
* Fixed a bug that forced papersize to set the same length
as the specified layoutsize.
* Fixed a bug where page frame shown in 'showframe' mode was placed
slightly wrong.
* Fixed wrong 'h-part' calculation in verbose when bindingoffset
or mag is specified.
* Changed format and fixed values shown in verbose mode.
0.65.0:
I have just uploaded the archives for a new luatex release, 0.65.0.
This release mostly fixes a number of bugs, but it also deprecates
a number of existing lua and macro commands. Please read the News
section carefully if you are the current maintainer of a luatex
macro package.
News:
* The Aleph and Omega version primitives are deprecated.
* The Apple Snow Leopard Truetype font collections now work
properly.
* Libpng has been updated to 1.4.4, and zlib to 1.2.5.
* New lua functions node.next() and node.prev().
* The already deprecated for some time node.protrusion_skipable()
function has been removed.
* fontloader.apply_featurefile() and
fontloader.apply_afmfile() now return nil,<errortable> on failure.
* The various node list fields in the lua node interface have
been renamed from 'list' to 'head', e.g. tex.box[0].head,
and the 'list' name is deprecated. For now, the deprecation
is silent, as 'list' will stay for quite some time. Please
update your lua source as soon as possible, though.
* The call node.type(<node>) now returns "node". The existing
functionality is otherwise unchanged.
* Luafilesystem has been updated to 1.5.0. NOTE: there is an
incompatible change in the directory iterator method.
* The restriction on linebreak_filter has been eased: at least one
horizontal box should be returned, but that is not necessarily
the last node any more.
* Backward compatibility has been restored for \meaning\mathchar
* node.first_character() has been renamed to node.first_glyph()
to better match its actual functionality.
* The \Umathaccent primitive now supports both/bottom keywords,
and \Umathbotaccent / \Umathaccents are now deprecated.
* The \Umathaccent primitive now also supports the fixed keyword,
which supports non-growing math accents even if the font says
there are extensible variants.
* Ongoing work on the epdf library.
0.64.0:
I have just uploaded the archives for a new luatex release, 0.64.0.
This is a development release, but it also fixes a few rather
annoying bugs in 0.63.0.
News:
* New lua functions pdf.refobj(), pdf.maxobjnum() and pdf.objtype()
* New lua function node.is_node()
* The max_strings configuration variable's maximum value is
raised to be identical to texlive's maximum (2097151), and
same for param_size (32767).
* The embedded mplib is now 1.503.
* Minor cleanups in the output of fontloader.to_table():
- removed out-of-range altuni's from the output
- don't dump the extra encodings, just the actual font encoding
- export the encoding's name also as 'enc_name' at one level up
- no longer exporting unset macstyles, nor zero uniqueids
- fix creationtime and modification time
* Ongoing work on the epdf library
Bugfixes:
* Fix a bug where an explicit hyphen prevented hyphenation for the
whole rest of the paragraph
* Internal font copying forgot to copy the last font dimen
* os.selfdir() is now documented
* patch quad (\fontdimen6) in \letterspacefont to be compatible
with pdftex
* Multi-page pdf inclusion was very slow in 0.63.0
* Some extra checks added to the handling of glue_spec node
objects in lua code.
* Some node.prev pointers have been corrected (but this is not
quite finished).
* A small fix to lpeg 0.9.
Identify areas of text to be marked with changebars with the \cbstart
and \cbend commands; the bars may be coloured. The package uses
'drivers' to place the bars; the available drivers can work with
dvitoln03, dvitops, dvips, the emTeX and TeXtures DVI drivers, and VTeX
and PDFTeX.
For a long time pdfLaTeX has offered the command \pdfannot for inserting
arbitrary PDF annotations. However, the command is presented in a form
where additional knowledge of the definition of the PDF format is
indispensable. This package is an answer to the - occasional - questions
in newsgroups, about how one could use the comment function of Adobe
Reader. At least for the writer of LaTeX code, the package offers a
convenient and user-friendly means of using \pdfannot to provide
comments in PDF files. Since version v1.1, pdfcomment.sty also supports:
LaTeX -> dvips -> ps2pdf, LaTeX - > dvipdfmx and XeLaTeX. Unfortunately,
support of PDF annotations by PDF viewers is sparse to nonexistent. The
reference viewer for the development of this package is Adobe Reader.
Provides various different formats for the text created by the command
\today, and also provides commands for displaying the current time (or
any given time), in 12-hour, 24-hour or text format. The package
overrides babel's date format, having its own library of date formats in
different languages. The package requires the fmtcount package.
The package fmtcount.sty provides commands that display the value of a
LaTeX counter in a variety of formats (ordinal, text, hexadecimal,
decimal, octal, binary etc). The package offers some multilingual
support; configurations for use in English (both British and American
usage), French, German, Portuguese and Spanish documents are provided.
This package was originally provided as part of the author's datetime
package, but is now distributed separately.
