Patch the project Makefile to honor @mandir@ which is substituted
for by the GNU configure script. @mandir@ will properly expand
to point inside ${PKGMANDIR}.
** Improvements
grep '[0-9]' is now just as fast as grep '[[:digit:]]' when run
in a multi-byte locale. Before, it was several times slower.
** Changes in behavior
Context no longer excludes selected lines omitted because of -m.
For example, 'grep "^" -m1 -A1' now outputs the first two input
lines, not just the first line. This fixes a glitch that has been
present since -m was added in grep 2.5.
The following changes affect only MS-Windows platforms. First, the
--binary (-U) option now governs whether binary I/O is used, instead
of a heuristic that was sometimes incorrect. Second, the
--unix-byte-offsets (-u) option now has no effect on MS-Windows too.
This package applies a vendor patch against the distributed GNU
sed files to extend GNU sed with multibyte awareness. However, the
changes to the GNU info file are applied before the changes to its
source file, so the timestamps make it appear that the GNU info
file needs to be rebuilt.
Update the timestamp of the patched sed.info file in a "pre-build"
target to correct this issue.
Bump the PKGREVISION due to a change in the installed GNU info
file.
Release 0.3.10:
---------------
- Add the ability to set images for front and back covers
- Add the ability to pass several configuration files (-c option)
- Fix Debian bug #840189: drop dependency on the latex package 'multirow'
- Fix Debian bug #849679: wrong character entities in el.xml
- Fix Debian bug #851145: put the paragraph title on a separate line
Release 0.3.9:
--------------
Enhancements:
- Extend the XML configuration feature:
* a user can define its own XSLT engine with a user-defined command,
* the rules about how the images shall be converted can be overwritten
(Debian bug #837168).
- Allow an xref to some informal elements like <para> or <simpara>. It behaves
like DocBook FO does.
Changes in version 1.14.3, released on August 5, 2017
--- BUG FIXES ---
* man(7): Do not crash with out-of-bounds read access to a constant
array if .sp or a blank line immediately precedes .SS or .SH.
* mdoc(7): Do not crash with out-of-bounds read access to a constant
array if .sp or a blank line precede the first .Sh macro.
* tbl(7): Ignore explicitly specified negative column widths rather than
wrapping around to huge numbers and risking memory exhaustion.
* man(1): No longer use names that only occur in the SYNOPSIS section.
Gets rid of some surprising behaviour and bogus warnings.
--- THANKS TO ---
Leah Neukirchen (Void Linux), Markus Waldeck (Debian),
Peter Bui (nd.edu), and Yuri Pankov (illumos) for bug reports.
* Disable C++ locale on NetBSD to avoid runtime error in non-C locale case
Changelog:
Version 2.0.1 [2017-03-06]
---------------------------
- Bugfix: Fix --cache when used with recursive search
Version 2.0 [2017-01-25]
-------------------------
- **Incompatible change**: `--context/-C` is now line based as opposed to
character based and works just like grep
- Two new options from grep: `-A/--after-context` and `-B/--before-context`
- Lines with multiple matches are now printed only once
- Optional caching of pdf-text for faster operation (by Christian Dietrich)
This adds a **new dependency**: libgcrypt
- Bash-completion improvements (by Rainer Müller)
- Bugfix: Fixed string search (`-F`) now works as advertised with multiple
patterns
- Bugfix: Empty pages can now be matched with `^$`
- Bugfix: The pattern `^` now matches *only* at the beginning of pages
- Bugfix: Text outside of PDF's CropBox but inside the MediaBox is not
ignored anymore.
- Various fixes for BSD support
Upstream changes:
1.42 2017-07-30 MANWAR
- Fixed GitHub issue #5 (abstract is undef in meta files). Thanks @y.
1.41 2017-07-28 MANWAR
- Fixed GitHub issue #4 (can't use non-ascii first character as element name). Thanks @nanis, @ikegami.
0.9.5
-----
* Make ics_diff.py work with Python 3
* Huge changes to text encoding for Python 2/3 compatibility
* Autogenerate DTSTAMP if not provided
* Fix getrruleset() for Python 3 and in the case that addRDate=True
* Update vCard property validation to match specifications
* Handle offset-naive and offset-aware datetimes in recurrence rules
* Improved documentation for multi-value properties
The mandoc manual page parser and formatter contains:
* complete validating parsers for the mdoc and man languages
* a slightly incomplete parser handling most of the tbl language
* a very incomplete parser handling a part of the eqn language
* support for a few selected roff requests that often occur in manuals
* complete ASCII, UTF8, HTML and XHTML text output formatters
* simple PostScript and PDF output formatters
* output formatters producing indented mdoc and man parse trees
To format manuals for console display, it can be used as a smaller
and faster drop-in replacement for nroff -mandoc. Some rare manuals
using lots of uncommon low-level roff requests may not work with
mandoc but require a full roff implementation.
Changes to mdocml-1.14.1:
Changes in version 1.14.2, released on July 28, 2017
--- MAJOR NEW FEATURES ---
* New mdoc(7) -Tmarkdown output mode.
* For -Thtml, implement internal hyperlinks pointing to authoritative
definitions of various syntax elements, similar to the ctags(1)-like
less(1) :t internal searching in terminal mode.
* Provide a superset of the functionality of the former mdoclint(1)
utility and a new -Wstyle message level with several new messages,
including validity checking of .Xr cross references.
* tbl(7): Implement automatic line breaking inside individual table
cells, and several other formatting improvements.
* eqn(7): Complete rewrite of the lexer, resulting in several bugfixes.
* Continue parser unification, in particular allowing generation
of syntax tree nodes on the roff(7) level, allowing implementation
of many additional roff requests.
--- REMOVED FUNCTIONALITY ---
* Delete the manpage(1) utility. It was never enabled in any release.
* Delete the -Txhtml command line option. It has been an obsolete
alias for the -Thtml output mode for more than two years.
--- MINOR NEW FEATURES ---
* -Tlint now puts parser messages on stdout instead of stderr,
making commands like "man -l -Tlint *.1" useful.
* mdoc(7): Various .Lk formatting improvements.
* mdoc(7) -Thtml: Better CSS for .Bl lists.
* man(7): Implement the .MT/.ME block macro (mailto hyperlink).
* man(7): Implement the .DT macro (restore default tab positions).
* man(7): Improved support for manuals generated with reStructuredText
by partial support for the \n[an-margin] number register.
* man(7) -Thtml: Support deep linking to .SH and .SS headers.
* tbl(7): Implement the "allbox" table option.
* tbl(7): Implement the column spacing and the 'w' (minimum column
width) layout modifiers.
* tbl(7): Significant improvements of the manual page.
* eqn(7): Much improved font selection, including recognition of
well-known function names, and a few other formatting improvements.
* eqn(7) -Thtml: Use <mn> and <mo> in addition to <mi>.
* roff(7): Implement the .ce (centering), .mc (margin character),
.rj (right justify), .ta (define tab stops), .ti (temporary indent),
.als (macro alias), .ec and .eo (escape character control),
.po (page offset), and .rn (macro rename) requests.
* roff(7) .am: Implement appending to mdoc(7) and man(7) macros.
* roff(7): implement the \h (horizontol motion), \l (horizontal
line drawing), and \p (break output line) escape sequences,
and also several additional character escape sequences.
* roff(7): Implement the 'd' conditional (macro or string defined).
* man.cgi(8) now uses pledge(2), too.
* regress.pl(1): simpler user interface, better summary output,
simpler code, and no more recursion.
--- THANKS TO ---
* Anthony Bentley (OpenBSD) for the implementation of .MT/.ME,
reports of many bugs and missing features, and suggestions
for a number of feature and documentation improvements.
* Sebastien Marie (OpenBSD) for two source code patches and
for some useful discussions.
* Florian Obser (OpenBSD) for a bugfix patch and a bug report.
* Jonathan Gray (OpenBSD) for several bug reports from afl(1)
and several more from static analysis tools.
* Theo Buehler (OpenBSD) for several bug reports, most from afl(1).
* Jason McIntyre (OpenBSD) for many useful discussions about a
wide variety of topics, lots of continuous testing, a number of
bug reports, and some suggestions for messages and documentation.
* Thomas Klausner (NetBSD) for lots of help while migrating
mdoclint(1) functionality to mandoc -Tlint, for suggesting
several useful new messages, and for release testing.
* Reyk Floeter (OpenBSD) and Vsevolod Stakhov (FreeBSD) for
suggesting a markdown output mode.
* Thomas Guettler for suggesting -Thtml internal hyperlinks.
* Yuri Pankov (Illumos) for inspiring new warning messages and
for extensive release testing.
* Anton Lindqvist and TJ Townsend (both OpenBSD) and Jan Stary
for multiple bug reports.
* Leah Neukirchen (Void Linux) for bug reports and release testing.
* Michael Stapelberg (Debian) for suggesting feature improvements
and for release testing.
* Martin Natano and Theo de Raadt (both OpenBSD), Andreas Voegele,
Gabriel Guzman, Gonzalo Tornaria, Markus Waldeck, and Raf Czlonka
for bug reports.
* Antoine Jacoutot (OpenBSD) and Steffen Nurpmeso for suggesting
feature improvements.
* Dag-Erling Smoergrav (FreeBSD) for inspiring new warning messages.
* Ted Unangst and Marc Espie (OpenBSD) for providing useful ideas.
* Svyatoslav Mishyn (Crux Linux) for release testing.
* Carsten Kunze (Heirloom roff) for help keeping mandoc and groff
compatible and for committing some of my patches to groff.
