* In the HTML help output (.chm files) the index items with only one subitem
are now collapsed into one item
* Some minor tweaks to the style sheet
* @relates can now not only be used for functions, but also for other members
* Static members do have have explicit "static" in the declaration part of
the documentation
* typedefs and enumeration are no longer shown in the "referenced by" list as
these are types
* Make configure script use solaris-g++ by default
(Sun's own compiler generates faulty code for doxygen)
* Included language update for Serbian, German, and Korean
* For directories dependency graphs are now generated
* Added \cond and \endcond commands, which can be used to (conditionally)
exclude a part of a file. See the manual for an example
* Added "-d ExtCmd" debug option, which when used shows what doxygen will
execute when invoking an external command (such as dot)
* New option WARN_NO_PARAMDOC that warns about the absence of function
parameter or return type documentation
* Nested classes are now listed in their containing class
* Extended the \f command to support different environments, i.e. \f{eqnarray*}
for equation arrays. The end command is \f}
* Added support for group dependency graphs
* New option DOT_TRANSPARENT to enable dot graph with a transparent background
* New option FILE_VERSION_FILTER which allows an external tool to provide
version information per file, which is then used in the file documentation
* id 162295: New option DOT_MULTI_TARGETS which when set to YES, will run dot
with multiple output files if possible
* Bug fixes
user, so it's not nice to try to use an option that will try to chown if
the repository isn't owned by the builder.
(Some OS's do in fact cause an error when the chown in "cp -p" fails.)
* Fixed memory corruption problems with some italic fonts
* Fixed glyph metrics for bold style fonts
* Fixed compilation with newer versions of FreeType
* Fixed crash when opening a font file that doesn't exist
* changed include back to "SDL.h"
* compile fixes for OSX fink
* compile fixes for gcc3.4
* support vertical and horizontal flipping of axis in new
rotozoomSurfaceXY function
* updated TestRotozoom program
* Fixed compiling under newer versions of gcc
* Fixed floating point exception with Linux 2.6 joysticks
* Added 4/6 channel surround sound support on ALSA (not 3D audio)
* Fixed mouse coordinate inversion on MacOS X
* Added a CoreAudio sound driver for MacOS X
* Added MacOS X Xcode build environment support
* Updated QNX support for QNX6
* Improved Atari port, including OSMesa support
* Numerous other bug fixes and platform support improvements
Major changes are:
- Add casts to prevent compiler warnings.
- Allow for more than 10 positional parameters.
This should fix the bulk builds for this package.
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- 50+ new integration tests
- many NetBSD portability fixes
- release build on gcc 3.4 / FC3
- masses of changeset bugs in 0.15 fixed
Some bogus changesets were generated in the 0.16 development cycle. You
will need to rebuild revision graph.
Bugs fixed in 1.9.4:
* Longstanding bugs:
- Portability nits in install-sh and mdata-sh.
- Don't let `make install' fails if a _JAVA primary becomes empty
because of conditionals.
- Do not confuse CHANGELOG with ChangeLog on case-insensitive
case-preserving file systems (likewise for all automatically
distributed files).
- Do not embed $DESTDIR in Python's byte-code files.
- Work around programs that read stdin when checking for --version
and --help options (when the `std-options' is used).
- Fix AM_PATH_PYTHON to correctly define PYTHON as `:' when no minimum
version was supplied and no interpreter is found.
* Noteworthy manual updates:
- Conditional Subdirectories: more comments about non-distributed
subdirectories.
- Flag Variables Ordering: new FAQ entry.
- Per-Object Flags: new FAQ entry.
Pyro is an acronym for PYthon Remote Objects. It is an advanced and powerful
Distributed Object Technology system written entirely in Python, that is
designed to be very easy to use. It resembles Java's Remote Method
Invocation (RMI). It is less similar to CORBA - which is a system- and
language independent Distributed Object Technology and has much more to
offer than Pyro or RMI. But Pyro is small, simple and free (MIT software
license).
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new glade2-gnome package, which provides the missing bits. Bump PKGREVISION
to 1.
While here, pick maintainership. This package was maintained by the same
person as gnome2-terminal, who is unreachable according to ben@.
Addresses PR pkg/25030.
- Lots of bugfixes and enhancements:
- Added drawing of partial trees.
- Most error and warning messages are now displayed in the graph,
instead of being written to stderr.
- Works with CVSNT.
Important changes since GNU arch 1.2.1 include:
* reverting the 1k tagline boundary error to a warning, allowing old
archives to continue to be accessed,
* fixing a regression in get-changeset,
* fixing the "one-way" star-merge bug, and
* recognizing patch logs from archives beginning with a digit again.
- Add python24 to the supported python versions
- From the Changelog:
gera - v1.08 - Nov 17, 2004
fixed a bug in Variable (leading to a bug in IfInlineEgg)
added long conditional jumps
setString() now uses a call over the string and pop to set the string when
the string is long enough to justify it - thanks spoonm
