* Correct DESCR; this is 1.9.2 release minimum base package.
* Don't remove whole gem directory but keep its own gem directory only.
* Also make MESSAGE explicitly 1.9.2.
* rubygem: Avoid to use Gem::RequirePathsBuilder now.
* Bump PKGREVISION.
* Use 18, 19 instead of 1.9, 2.0 for RUBY_VERSION_DEFAULT.
* Add 193 for Ruby 1.9.3, too.
* If RUBY_VERSION_SUPPORTED contains single version of Ruby, make package
force depends to the version.
* Move RUBY_SITE_SUBDIR to Makefile.common.
* Change RUBY_VERSION_SUFFIX to RUBY_VERSION_FULL.
* Remove small code for NetBSD 1.x.
* Change RUBY_DLEXT and RUBY_SLEXT by ${_OPSYS_SHLIB_TYPE} instead of
${OPSYS}'s value.
Version 2.10.3 (2011-11-07)
---------------------------
- Fixed: the postLogin/Logout hooks broke the save() method of the model
(#3545)
- Fixed: the style sheet editor did not handle font-family/size:inherit
correctly (#3531)
- Fixed: MooTools changed the default wMode settings for Swiff (#3540)
- Fixed: the style sheet importer did not handle
border-color:transparent/inherit (#3480)
- Fixed: do not index empty news/event/FAQ/newsletter reader pages (#3511)
- Fixed: group labels were not always loaded correctly (#3591)
- Fixed: added a rename() workaround for Windows to the FileCache class (#3390)
- Fixed: the site structure was not ordered properly for non-admins (#3423)
- Fixed: custom layout sections were not displayed in "override all" mode
(#3460)
- Fixed a few minor issues
Changelog:
In Gothic (Sans-serif) family
* Fix glyphs in Unicode : 0020-668f, 98cc-ffff (first check)
* Fix glyphs in SJIS : second check completed
In Minchi (Serif) family
* Fix glyphs in Unicode : 0020-668f, 98cd-9aff, 9b18-ffff (first check)
* Fix glyphs in SJIS : second check completed
coccigrep is a semantic grep for the C language based on coccinelle.
It can be used to find where a given structure is used in code
files. coccigrep depends on the spatch program which comes with
coccinelle.
Changelog:
October 21 2011
Abc2midi bug: %%MIDI control command after a rest causes loss of
synchronization. In the following example
X:1
T: Synchronization Loss after rest (z2)
V:1
V:2
M: 4/4
K:F#dor
V:1
|: A,G, | F,G,F,G, A,B,A,G, | F,4-F,2 :|
V:2
%%MIDI program 65
|:\
%%MIDI control 7 40
de| f4 z2
%%MIDI control 7 80
GA| f4-f2\
:|
The control command is used to modulate the loudness of the alto saxophone
in voice 2. The second control command which attenuates the saxophone
to velocity 80 introduces another delay of z2 causing the following
notes G and A to be played one beat late (into the next bar).
Analysis: The second control command introduces a beat delay because
delta_time is not zero when the function write_event is called. (Delta_time
is not zero after a rest so that the following note will be delayed.)
Fix: write_event should not introduce any delay, so that delta_time was
replaced by 0 in the function call mf_write_midi_event(..). The function
write_event is also called to turn on (off) portamento, to handle
pitch_bend, pedal on and pedal off MIDI commands. (Hopefully, this
change does not introduce a bug in the other functions.)
Digital clocks are nice for telling exactly what time it is, but, unlike an
analogue clock, they don't give a spatial representation of time. They don't
show where time is coming from or going to.
On the other hand, a bitmap representation of a mechanical clock doesn't tell
time very accurately if the bitmap is very small. And curves and oblique lines
don't look very nice in a small, low-resolution bitmap.
So, this is something different: an analogue clock that isn't tied to the
design of the mechanical clock, but instead uses the natural properties of
bitmaps: straight lines and rectangles.
which is provided by the "imlib-gtk" package. As nobody seems to be
missing support for that library there is probably no point in adding
this dependency.
