From changelog:
04-Sep-2007
diffstat 1.45
add "-b" option (Debian #379380, patch by Greg Norris).
26-Aug-2007
diffstat 1.44
add a check for default-diff output, e.g., "diff foo bar|diffstat",
which has no "diff" command in the output for diffstat to guess that
a diff is beginning.
add a check after completing a chunk for unified diff to ensure that
the next line either begins another chunk for the diff, or starts
another diff, e.g., a context diff (report by Adrian Bunk).
add configure options for leak-checking valgrind, etc.
use install-sh rather than install.sh
updated config.guess and config.sub
updated configure macros CF_GCC_ATTRIBUTES CF_GCC_WARNINGS CF_MSG_LOG
CF_PATH_SYNTAX CF_VERBOSE CF_XOPEN_SOURCE
Changes: Theodore Ts'o (9): Add .gitignore file Fix pwgen -Bs so that
this option combination works correctly Fix the pwgen -Bc option
combination Fix typo in pwgen man page. Make the -s option imply the -nc
options Add -v option to generate passwords without vowels Update Debian
changelog for 2.06 release Fix debian lintian warning:
debian-rules-ignores-make-clean-error Update Debian Standards-Version to
policy version 3.7.2.2
(I didn't here back from MAINTAINER for a month.)
News since last version are:
- new license (GPLv3)
- added hotlist sort
- added scroll option to /buffer command
- added key to jump to previous buffer
- fixed bugs with IRC color in messages, now color codes are inserted
in command line with ^Cc (Ctrl-C + c), ^Cb,.. instead of %C,%B,..
- improved /server command: now possible to copy and rename servers
- improved /connect command: now possible to connect to a temporary
server without creating it with /server
- many bugs fixed and other new features.
Renamed xlockrc.rc to xlock95.rc.
win95 settings fixes from Frank Fesevur
'Enabled' checkbox set in the savers configuration for is honored
when the random mode is selected.
Dialog rearranged to allow more room for Delay/Count/Cycles.
Version is now displayed.
ant3d,ant,life1d now with better colors. Really looked bad on Windows 95.
rain a new mode from Frank Fesevur.
Patch for running stuff like "xlock95.scr -s ant3d" thanks to
Frank Fesevur <ffes AT users.sourceforge.net> which makes testing
and showing a particular mode much easier.
Fix for xlock -resource in life.c.
Added a compile-time option "-DNO_TIME if you dont want the time in the
password window.
Instead use the older tarball that does have the version as part of the
name. It has same checksum.
It is really beta but at least the file name exists tomorrow.
We will wait until developer releases a real version.
Sorry about going back in time in versioning in pkgsrc
-- hopefully nobody hit this in the past few minutes.
The most important feature of this release is a set of locking fixes,
which unbreak this library for threaded apps. The lock issues were
exposed by libxcb.
-- XChangeDeviceControl: Fix completely broken locking
-- XSetDeviceFocus: Add missing extension check
-- XGetSelectedExtensionEvents: Still more locking bugs
-- Bug #9659: Bad markup on XListInputDevices.3x
New in this release:
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* added Tags feature
Tags are arbitrary labels that can be applied to messages. It is
possible to create, edit, remove Tags; apply them to mails;
filter on Tags or Tag presence; apply or unset Tags via Filtering
actions; reference Tags in reply Templates.
* Threads can now be sorted by most recent message
/View/Sort/By thread date
* Added "/View/Show or Hide/Column headers"
* Added 'watch thread' feature
* Enabled the running of folder Processing rules on demand
* Added options to stop/enable writing logs to disc, see Logging
page of preferences
* IMAP and News: Implement age-based caching: allow the specifying
of a threshold for the offline synchronisation feature, and whether
old cached bodies should be removed. Accessible from the Folder
Properties.
* IMAP: Made multiple copy, (in the same IMAP account), faster by
matching source/destination message UIDs.
* LDAP: Ability to edit all Person attributes
* Nicer layout of the message part icons
* Speed up and clean up rendering of larger msgs
* Use progress bar when sending messages
* Made mainwindow's /Help/Manual point to the remote copy if the
local copy doesn't exist
* Replaced some deprecated widgets
* Enabled changing the emphasis color used to highlight the
newsreader/x-mailer header value when it matches our preferred
mail agent, (hidden pref 'emphasis_color' added to clawsrc).
* tools/mew2claws-mail.pl
Added new script that imports a Mew address book
* tools/popfile-link.sh
Added a new script that will open selected messages in
POPFile control center, in order to change the message
status.
* Updated the manual
* Check that Dillo's installed when loading the Dillo Browser
plugin
* Maemo improvements:
o Automatically choose the correct application
to open parts
o Better way to notify of new mails
o Destroy messageview after trashing mail
o Simplified layout
o Better toolbars, removal of CTree headers
o Add a specific icon to go back to folder list
o Improvements to the Wizard, About and icon legend dialogues
o add an easy way to store data (mails and IMAP/NNTP caches)
on one of the SD cards, and protect against unmounts if
needed
o plug the online/offline system into maemo's interfaces to
have Claws automatically switch according to the system
status (on IT OS 2007)
o use HildonBanners to display status messages
o force layout to be Small screen
o put the progress bar in the toolbar
* Updated Brazilian Portuguese, Bulgarian, Catalan, Finnish, French,
German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese and
Slovak translations.
Plus bug fixes
devel/p5-Object-InsideOut into The NetBSD Packages Collection.
The Perl 5 module Object::InsideOut provides comprehensive support
for implementing classes using the inside-out object model.
It implements inside-out objects as anonymous scalar references
that are blessed into a class with the scalar containing the ID
for the object (usually a sequence number). Object data (i.e.,
fields) are stored within the class's package in either arrays
indexed by the object's ID, or hashes keyed to the object's ID.
The virtues of the inside-out object model over the 'blessed hash'
object model have been extolled in detail elsewhere. Briefly,
inside-out objects offer the following advantages over 'blessed
hash' objects:
* Encapsulation
* Field Name Collision Avoidance
* Compile-time Name Checking
This module converts Perl data structures to JSON and vice versa.
Its primary goal is to be correct and its secondary goal is to be
fast. To reach the latter goal it was written in C.
As this is the n-th-something JSON module on CPAN, what was the
reason to write yet another JSON module? While it seems there are
many JSON modules, none of them correctly handle all corner cases,
and in most cases their maintainers are unresponsive, gone missing,
or not listening to bug reports for other reasons.
