- Improved color contrast in secondary selection blocks of Fl_Text_Display
- Fixed regression in callback handling
- Fixed wrong relative path when absolute path has a
trailing slash in fl_filename_relative
- Fixed multiple selction of files and directories in Fl_File_Chooser
- Fixed MSWindows crash when selecting umlauts in Fl_Help_View
Changes 1.1.8:
- Documentation fixes
- Fixed library path in Makefile
- Fixed image read for partial regions on X11
- Fixed KDE/Gnome icon paths
- Fixed Tab key to wrap around menu bars
- Fixed possible timer leak in Scrollbar
- Added documentation about the potential limitations
of Fl::grab on newer operating systems
- Fixed lockout when mixing popups and alerts
- Fixed recursion crash in event handling
- Fixed missing return code in 'fltk-config'
- Fixed inconsistencies with CHANGED flags
- Fixed message sent to hidden widgets
- Fixed width calculation in Fl_Help_View
- Fixed offset bug in OS X pixmap code
- Fixed potential buffer overrun in Fl_Preferences
- More...
FLTK 1.1.7 fixes many bugs, adds some new example programs, and
adds many new improvements to the FLUID software including
multi-level undo, syntax highlighting in all code fields, widget
alignment and sizing guides, dialog templates, widget subclasses,
and printing and testing of user interfaces within FLUID.
least two packages that still use <FL/*.h> files, so modify fltk to
*always* create the links on all platforms. This unfortunately doesn't
allow installing this package on a case-insensitive filesystem. Bump
PKGREVISION to 3.
by FLTK packages. Packages know to use <FL/*.H> for fltk>=1.1, which
we already require via BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.fltk. This fixes the build
on Darwin where the symlinks were, by default, not created and which
subsequently broke the PLIST. Bump the PKGREVISION to 2.
the platform. I followed the documentation that is now in pkgsrc.txt
and put the default names in PLIST, and the NetBSD names in PLIST.NetBSD.
The PLIST handling does not actually work this way, and it will be
cleaner to use the same file names for man pages regardless of platform.
