displays your position provided from your NMEA capable GPS receiver on a
zoomable map, the map file is autoselected depending of the position and
prefered scale. Speech output is supported if the "festival" software
is running. The maps are autoselected for best resolution depending of
your position and can be downloaded from Internet. All Garmin GPS
reveiver with a serial output should be usable, also other GPS receiver
which supports NMEA protocol. GpsDrive is written in C with use of the
GTK+ graphic toolkit.
libtool documentation. Specifically, many authors now link against an
uninstalled libtool archive with:
-L../package/source/dir -lfoo
instead of the correct (according to the libtool documentation):
../package/source/dir/libfoo.la
The workarounds convert the former into the latter. Changes originally
suggested by Rene Hexel <rh@netbsd.org> in private e-mail.
Changes :
free_charptrarray, striponedir()
- Plug some memory leaks (Steven Kneizys).
read_file()
- Abort if we read a file of 0 lines (num_lines == 0), fixes BUG #70.
- Reverse tests to stop segfault on editing a new file of 0 lines
(David Benbennick).
do_int_speller()
- Fix zombie processes and spelling buffer issues (Rocco Corsi)
do_gotoline()
- Set placewewant if we actually move to a different line.
nanogetstr()
- Add NANO_HOME_KEY and NANO_END_KEY to the home and
end key code (fixes BUG #69).
bottombars(), onekey()
- Make bottom list dynamic with screen size (Guus Sliepen & Chris).
do_credits()
- Add Thomas Dickey.
strcasestr()
- Renamed to stristr since strcasestr has not been confirmed to
be detected properly on various Linux systems.
Updated POs : no nb it fr uk gl
Changes :
* Factored the help-formatting code out of OptionParser into
some new classes (HelpFormatter and subclasses) in help.py. This
should make it a lot easier to customize how help is formatted.
* Added the notion of "option groups": an OptionParser can now
contain several option groups, each which contains several options.
The main purpose of this is to enable sensibly-grouped help output,
but it opens up all sorts of interesting (and largely untested)
possibilities for code to throw whole option groups around instead
of individual options. Added two new classes: OptionGroup, and
OptionContainer for code common to OptionParser and OptionGroup.
(OptionContainer should be invisible to programmers using Optik).
* Added the 'description' attribute and set_description() method to
both OptionParser and OptionGroup (actually OptionContainer).
Again, this is to make help output more useful.
* Made it easier for OptionParser subclasses to decide whether
they should have the standard "help" option, by moving the logic
from class level to the _populate_option_list() method.
* Added the "choice" option type, which is just a string type
constrained to a fixed set of values.
* Added method get_default_values() to OptionParser.
* Rewrote how OptionParser recognizes abbreviated long
options; removed a redundant internal instance attribute.
* Simplify parsing logic in OptionParser a tad by relocating a loop
and renaming _process_arg() to _process_args().
Changes :
Version 0.8.12
* Add --isliteral option to warn when using is/is not against literal
(e.g., XXX is 5 YYY is not 'abcdef', etc)
* Add --modulo1 option to warn when using (expr % 1),
which is constant when expr is an integer or string
* Add -4/--noeffect option to disable warnings for 'Statement has no effect'
* self is not first argument warning can be disabled with -S/--self ''
* Don't print duplicate warnings when importing pychecker
* Fix other spurious warnings when importing pychecker
* Fix bug for spurious invalid arguments when passing a dict inline
* Fix bug for spurious Statement has no effect when print >> x, ... ,
* Add @option_file command line argument to read options from a file
(used on platforms which can't have too many options, ie Windows)
* Fix several crashes
* Line numbers should be close for Python 2.3 and if run on optimized code
Version 0.8.11
* Improve error message for syntax errors from user files
* Fix pychecker.bat so it should work now
* Add a warning for using __coerce__ in new-style classes
* Add --deprecated option for using deprecated modules or functions
* Add a warning for using functions with security problems (os.t[e]mpnam)
* Add a warning for comparing against True/False or defining True/False
* Add --badexcept option to warn when using string exceptions or
classes not derived from Exception to raise/catch exceptions
* Fix spurious warnings from using (test and 'true' or 'false)
---
The exiftags utility parses a specified JPEG file or, by default,
its standard input, looking for a JPEG APP1 section containing Exif
(Exchangeable Image File) image metadata. The properties contained
in these data are then printed to the standard output. Digital
cameras typically add Exif data to the image files they produce,
containing information about the camera and digitized image.
The program supports a variety of cameras, and includes additional
support for a portion of the maker notes for Canon, Casio, Fuji,
Nikon, and Olympus cameras. Currently this program runs under
Windows and Unix-like operating systems.
An included companion utility, exifcom, displays and writes the
UserComment Exif tag that some cameras include in the image metadata
they create. This program is useful for recording caption or location
information in the image file itself.
License: BSD License
(1) Graph recoloring, so that as you delete and rebuild bunches of
packages, you can see how far along you are (I use this a *lot*).
(2) Subgraph grouping (based on work done by David Maxwell) which
clusters groups of packages with common prefixes in their names inside
a box.
(3) The explicit dependency on the graphviz pkg has been removed so
that pkgdepgraph can be run on "client machines" that only wish to
generate graph data, not to view it (ie, machines that have packages
installed but which do not wish to incur the overhead of X or the
other stuff that graphviz requires). The fact that you should install
graphviz *somewhere* so that you can view the data is noted by the new
INSTALL script.
Some useless comments have also been removed.
The ReleaseNotes say:
Changes in 0.9:
---------------
You're kidding, right? There have been so many changes here it's not funny.
If you really want to know what they all are, you can read the ChangeLog. But
I'd settle for this:
- All new theme format.
- 3-state image support.
- Pixmapped scrollbars and popup menus.
- Action bindings.
- IPC interface to Eterm and Enlightenment.
- Auto mode for automatic syncing with Enlightenment themes.
DESCR:
The Library of Assorted Spiffy Things (LibAST - formerly libmej) was
originally designed as a companion library to Eterm. However, it
contains many features that other projects may find useful, so it
has been broken out into its own library. Features include thorough
debugging and memory tracking engines, various string manipulation
functions, and a flexible config file parsing engine.
* Add an option to disable the window raise on (Scott Moynes)
mouse clicks with the modifierMask.
* Make configure look for Xft version 2 libraries and (Ben Jansens)
use them if they are available.
* Add bitmap button support to all the default styles. (Ben Jansens)
* Change the default premax values to be larger than 0 (Ben Jansens)
for clients that map in a maximized state. (avoid a
mozilla crash.)
and some bug fixes, as well as a polish translation.
the result is buildable with both bison 1.35 and bison 1.75 - tested
by full openoffice build with each bison version
this fixes PR pkg/19505 by Thomas Klausner
