without executable permissions.
This was causing new lyx users to get sub-optimal personal lyx
configs in some cases, as this script is invoked directly by lyx
when creating a ~/.lyx directory for a user who did not previously
have one.
- Updated Swedish translation (Christian Rose).
- Updated Russian translation (Anton Farygin).
- Added Latvian translation (Artis Trops).
- Made a work-around for a refresh glitch when delinking a tab under
gnome (the topic bar was overlapped).
- Fixed the need for signed chars (e.g. on PPC and s390).
- Fixed background garbage being drawn when using hidden tabs.
- Cleaned up alot of the nick completion code. Fixed some behaviour
too (Mukund, dinkles, me).
- Connect Cmd is executed again if you get auto-reconnected.
- Added safe-gaurd to stop duplicate nicks in userlist.
- Added an option to automatically remove finished/failed dccs
from the list. Use /set dcc_remove ON to enable it.
- Added an option to truncate long channel tabs. Use:
/set truncchans xx, where xx is the max chars (Jyrki Muukkonen).
- Made the default popup menu, dialog buttons, userlist buttons,
usermenu and urlhandlers translatable (via gettext).
- MMX tinting is now built on any x86 machine (it's checked at
runtime anyway).
- Added "Automatic Unmark Away" option in setup->away (Mads Martin).
- Immediately abort file transfers when out of space.
- Fixed a serious CTCP reply vulnerability (Hanno Hecker).
- Updated Danish translation (Morten Brix Pedersen).
- Updated Spanish translation (Antonio de la Torre).
- Updated French translation (Olivier Berger).
- The server "Connect cmd" is now executed before auto-join-channels,
so you can use it to authenticate to nickserv etc.
- Fixed autoresume again, for the last time... no, really.
- Fixed sending parts for all channels instead of one quit when you
exit the whole program (helps bncs).
- Autocomplete in the middle of a sentence won't jump to the end of
the textbox (Darell Tan).
- Fixed the buggy 1.8.5 outbound queue. It now sends privmsg/notice
with a lower priority, but never out-of-order.
- Updated Slovak translation (Stano Visnovsky).
- Updated Swedish translation (Christian Rose).
- Updated Spanish translation (Antonio de la Torre).
- Updated Hebrew translation (Dan Fruehauf).
- Some fixes to the MODE parser.
- Added ability to customize dialog tab buttons (Oskar Liljeblad).
- Added an extra field in the EditServer window to enter a command
to execute after logging in.
- /load -e <file> can now load a file of commands to execute.
- Added ability to change the log timestamp format (Jyrki Muukkonen).
- Fixed default keybinding for Shift-PageUp (Mukund).
- Changed the outbound throttle behaviour. Now only privmsgs and
notices go to the back of the queue, everything else goes to the
front.
- Made it possible to compile with older than 5.6 perl again.
- The main window's size and position is now saved on exit. Use
/set mainwindow_save OFF to revert to the old behaviour.
- Avoid auto-resuming the same file from two different people
(without breaking autoresume this time).
- Removed /sslserver and added a -ssl arg to /server, /reconnect,
/servchan and /newserver.
- Added support for /server irc://host:port/channel.
- Added some mmx asm code written by Willem Monsuwe for tinting
transparency. Use --disable-mmx to revert to gdk-pixbuf method.
- Fixed resetting your away status after an auto-reconnect.
- Updated Spanish translation (Antonio de la Torre and Manuel
García Aguilar).
- Updated Russian translation (Valek Filippov).
- Fixed lockup when a file being offered is shortened before being
accepted.
- Fixed ** ERROR **: file python.c: line 743 (pysH_Eget_users):
assertion failed: (cur->hostname).
- /kickban now deops and bans in one line (-o+b) (Felix Nawothnig).
- Auto-nickcompletion now uses the nicksuffix setting (Mukund).
- win32: change log-filenames with a | character to _.
- When binding to a set hostname/ip, it would try to bind to port
65535 - fixed.
- Fixed crash when closing a dcc chat in a perl-dcc-chat-callback.
- Added option "Beep on Channel Messages" and a Beep button to the
toolbox ("<" button in the botton right) (Jason Wies).
- Avoid auto-resuming the same file from two different people.
- /close -m now closes all dialog/query windows.
Makefile and PLIST files, using PLIST_SUBST accordingly.
Also use an ALT_ARCH definition, with PLIST_SUBST, to make the two PLISTS
more generic, and set up ALT_ARCH accordingly.
filenames containing spaces, etc. (It's still borken for filenames with
single quotes).
XXX: Arguably, io_ogg123.c should be converted to not use popen(3) and
use a pipe mechanism similar to io_mpg123.c, but that's more effort
than I'm interested in doing right now.
#
# $Id: Changes,v 0.78 2002/01/15 08:15:43 dankogai Exp dankogai $
#
0.78 2001/01/15
As suggested by Tatsuhiko Miyagawa <miyagawa@edge.co.jp>
* pod linting in a podchecker-compliant manner
* HISTORY -> Changes to be more CPAN-compliant
0.77 2001/01/14
* pod linting
* Mention to Encode module added to pod
New in this release:
* Fix major race condition which could lead to multiple oafd's
* Miscellaneous bug fixes
* FreeBSD fixes
* Build fixes
* Merge lots of bug fixes from former 2.0 branch
* spec file updates
NetBSD Packages Collection.
Dylan is an object-oriented, dynamic, infix, garbage-collected
programming language with support for multiple inheritence, multiple
dispatch (an advanced form of polymorphism), typed and untyped
variables, closures and exceptions. Dylan also supports pattern-based
hygenic macros. These allow you to define new control constructs and
fully integrate them with the language.
Dylan (theoretically) combines the performance of C or C++ with the
rapid development of Perl and the expressiveness of LISP. It looks
similar to C or Pascal, so experienced programmers can learn to write
simple programs quickly.
Gwydion Dylan provides two implementations of the Dylan programming
language: Mindy and d2c. Mindy is bytecode compiler and interpreter,
and d2c is a Dylan-to-C compiler. Mindy compiles programs quickly,
but the resulting executables run slowly. On the other hand, d2c
compiles programs slowly, but they run quickly.
Gwydion Dylan was originally written by the Gwydion Group at CMU as
part of a research project studying advanced hypercode development
environments. It is now maintained by a group of volunteers.
the NetBSD Packages Collection.
Dylan is an object-oriented, dynamic, infix, garbage-collected
programming language with support for multiple inheritence, multiple
dispatch (an advanced form of polymorphism), typed and untyped
variables, closures and exceptions. Dylan also supports pattern-based
hygenic macros. These allow you to define new control constructs and
fully integrate them with the language.
Dylan (theoretically) combines the performance of C or C++ with the
rapid development of Perl and the expressiveness of LISP. It looks
similar to C or Pascal, so experienced programmers can learn to write
simple programs quickly.
Gwydion Dylan provides two implementations of the Dylan programming
language: Mindy and d2c. Mindy is bytecode compiler and interpreter,
and d2c is a Dylan-to-C compiler. Mindy compiles programs quickly,
but the resulting executables run slowly. On the other hand, d2c
compiles programs slowly, but they run quickly. This package contains
mindy.
Gwydion Dylan was originally written by the Gwydion Group at CMU as
part of a research project studying advanced hypercode development
environments. It is now maintained by a group of volunteers.
For just now, the only supported platform is NetBSD/i386, but they
are fairly easy to add, so all contributions gratefully received.
NetBSD-current, into the NetBSD Packages Collection.
The shlock command can create or verify a lock file on behalf of a
shell or other script program. When it attempts to create a lock
file, if one already exists, shlock verifies that it is or is not
valid. If valid, shlock will exit with a non-zero exit code. If
invalid, shlock will re- move the lock file, and create a new one.
shlock uses the rename(2) system call to make the final target lock
file, which is an atomic operation (i.e. "dot locking", so named for
this mech- anism's original use for locking system mailboxes). It
puts the process ID ("PID") from the command line into the requested
lock file.
shlock verifies that an extant lock file is still valid by using
kill(2) with a zero signal to check for the existence of the process
that holds the lock.
This package is only for Solaris and Linux platforms at present.
Aspell is an Open Source spell checker designed to eventually replace
Ispell. Its main feature is that it does a much better job of coming up
with possible suggestions than Ispell does. In fact recent tests shows
that it even does better than Microsoft Word 97's spell checker in some
cases. In addition it has both compile time and run time support for other
non English languages. Aspell is also a library however the recommend way
to use aspell is through the Pspell library as the actual interface to the
aspell library is constantly changing.
