5.2 (13-Feb-02)
- You can now plot the lower levels of hierarchical reports on the pie
charts by using the new CHARTEXPAND family of commands.
- Added MACHTTP to the list of built-in log formats that analog recognises
automatically.
- Recognises ; as well as & as query-string separator.
- The rules for generating "organisations" from numerical addresses have
changed.
- Filenames given on the command line are now relative to the current
directory, not the analog directory.
- Ignores completely blank lines at the top of a logfile.
- Makefiles for Microsoft Visual C++ can be found in the new
src/build directory. Makefiles for other platforms have moved
out of the source tree into there too.
- You can now refer to kilobytes as kibibytes by editing your language file.
- Revised versions of Japanese language files.
- Revised the Licence.
- Advertised new donations page.
The Cult3D plugin enables users view interactive 3D objects,
including full transparency, reflectivity, particle systems, bump
mapping, phong shading, movement and sound.
For a random example: http://www.formula1.com/news/3d/s8396.html
The primary objective of this release was bug fixes, not new features.
Highlights of the release follow, see the ChangeLog for more detail and
the code for even finer detail.
Build
- --enable-debug now works and provides correct CXXFLAGS
- firend class issues brought into compliance with lang spec
- VC++ enablement of __int64 for long long
- tolerate non-ISO conformant encoding names when searching
- correct namespace generation in java.g (so the parser won't
regress every time we update the grammer again)
- include jikesapi.h in the distribution (Note that this is
at best a very early alpha preview)
- prevent bad code generation by VC++ in IEEEfloat
- finished removal of dead EBCDIC code - to be replaced by
use of JikesAPI class latter
Parser
- remove some parenthesized expressions not allowed by JLS
- synchronized(null){} isn't valid, don't allow it
- prevent core dump when local class method omits return type
- inner classes and static members error handling cleanup
- fix assertion `this_type -> HeaderProcessed()' failures
- don't allow invalid combinations of abstract, native and strictfp
- don't allow qualified explicit this constructor
- make sure string constants are compiled inline
- fix assertion from NULL in SemanticError::Report
- be more compliant with JLS 14.4.2 and scope of duplication of token
- fix regression in 1.14 when ?: mixed primitive and reference types
Emitter
- reverse the logic of large branches to use goto_w and jsr_w
for branch offsets requiring more than two bytes
- never set ACC_STATIC bit on local classes
- make sure private methods and anonymous classes are always
final, and anonymous classes are never static.
- second round of JPDA pampering; believed to make it happy now
- prevent LocalVariableTable_attribute::AddLocalVariable assertion
- fix VerifyErrors caused by reuse of local vars in try/catch and
synchronized blocks
User Interface
- correct classpath handling issues on cygwin
- treat @files as one argument per line, regardless of whitespace
Most digital cameras produce EXIF files, which are JPEG files with extra
tags that contain information about the image. The EXIF library allows you
to parse an EXIF file and read the data from those tags.
multiple listeners.
There are thml, telnet and windows based clients that can be used to
vote for the currently playing song, skip to the next song or pause
playback (on phone rings etc.).
autoreconf will call aclocal if necessary and as this is part of automake
so its wrong to describe it as the autoconf only option. Change autoreconf
to autoconf.
Also explictly mark the automake example as "automake and autoconf".
* created a new jumbo patch which includes some of the previously ignored
patches (those which applied only partially)
* changes since 6.0.185
* compiler warnings in the X11 client-server code
* "I" in Visual mode saves too many lines for undo
* size of Visual area not shown after scrolling
* GUI: when 'mouse' is empty middle click still moved the cursor
* serverlist() gives an error when there is no server
* when 'virtualedit' is set "ylj" goes to the wrong column
* col(".") returns one to little when 'virtualedit' is set
* "--remote-silent" partly worked like "--remote-wait"
* when 'virtualedit' is set search() may find wrong position
* 've' set and 'sel' "exclusive" "x" in Visual mode works wrong
* 've' set and 'sel' "exclusive" "v$x" doesn't delete last char
* cursor doesn't move correctly when 've' and 'showbreak' set
* multi-byte: could crash on exit when 'tenc' is set.
* a script starting with "#!perl" is not recognized as perl
* when scrollbinding a long jump doesn't set cursor properly
* GTK: "icon=" argument for toolbar item was not used
* setting 'fileformat' was possible when 'modifiable' is off
* ":unlet" doesn't work for variables with curly braces
* (extra) batch scripts to start gvim didn't use -f argument
* expanding wildcards or avoiding it doesn't work properly
* (extra) installed shortcuts start in desktop directory
* cursor color not updated for CTRL-^ in Insert mode
* GUI: redraw problems with bold multi-byte characters
* after 6.0.167: allow "++enc" to overrule help file encoding
* set 'readonly' after reading a file failed
* GTK: missing button names for confirm() causes a crash
* display problems for unprintable file name chars with CTRL-G
* viminfo files contains marks without a file name
* copy and paste doesn't work when using "/" in Visual mode
* may display wrong lines after reloading a changed file
* ":help" may leave an empty unlisted buffer behind
* explorer plugin only loads directory in first window
* ":setlocal" and ":setglobal" list termcap options
* patch 6.0.218 causes a beep on startup
- Xvnc: Minor bugfix which should prevent potential dereference of a
NULL pointer.
- One more packaging option for the Unix source: ready to build
archive with Zlib and JPEG libraries inside.
- Other minor fixes and cleanups.
- Unix viewer: Now viewer window would be raised on beep (bell)
event, unless new -noraiseonbeep option is provided in the command
line or "raiseOnBeep" resource set to False.
- One more packaging option for the Unix source: ready to build
archive with Zlib and JPEG libraries inside.
- Other minor fixes and cleanups.
- Unix vncviewer: Default tunneling command template has been
changed, to allow tunneled connections to hosts where only
loopback VNC connections are enabled. New -via <GATEWAY>
command-line option provides enhanced tunneling functionality, now
one can make vncviewer tunnel connections to a VNC host via third
machine acting as a gateway.
Changes:
1.2.3:
Sam Lantinga - Fri Oct 26 07:15:28 PDT 2001
* Fixed byte order read/write macros on sparc
Jonathan Atkins - Sun Sep 23 10:44:27 PDT 2001
* Fixed non-blocking socket flags on Windows
1.2.2:
Sam Lantinga - Sun Jul 22 16:41:44 PDT 2001
* Added Project Builder projects for building MacOS X framework
Masahiro Minami - Sun, 27 May 2001 02:10:35 +0900
* Added working MacOS Open Transport support
1.2.1:
Sam Lantinga - Tue Apr 17 11:42:13 PDT 2001
* Cleaned up swap function definitions in SDL_net.h
* Added the swap functions back in for binary compatibility
Paul Jenner - Sat, 14 Apr 2001 09:20:38 -0700 (PDT)
* Added support for building RPM directly from tar archive
Fixes pkg/15581 by Ben Wong <Benjamin.Wong@cc.gatech.edu>
load the DEC Special Graphics (VT line draw) characters into graphics set
GS0 -- with lock shift 0, aka LS0, aka SO, aka ^0 -- to then enable GS0.
Since GS0 is the default, the full procedure is really only necessary when
displaying line draw and alphanumeric characters on the same line. With the
last patch to enable line draw characters, ESC(0 was always taken to mean
ASCII SI (shift in), and ^0 was always taken to to mean SO (shift out),
so for programs that did the right thing (e.g. "pstree"), "dt" was simply
setting, then unsetting, the alternate character set attribute, causing
the desired line draw characters never to be displayed.
To deal with that, introduce a layer of abstraction, such that ESC(0
and friends now only set per-VT variables, rather than directly set the
attribute. Initialize these variables so that SO and SI, taken alone, will
do the expected thing, and extend the state machine so that a changed GS0
will become active at the next carriage return, or immediately if an LS0
was already seen on that line (all very much like a real VT).
Bump version to dt-1.1.7nb2.
the actual, display line width exceeds the size of the array allotted for
it, by increasing the size of said array to 224 characters. This is good to
about 1350 pixels horizontal with the small font, or nearly 1800 with the
large font.
The side effect of touching configure.in is to recreate ltmain.sh from
ltmain.in. We patch ltmain.sh and so the changes get lost.
This should fix pkg/15481 from Tom Haapanen <tomh@metrics.com>
- Install into sub directory "X11R6.3" because at least on systems with
"xpkwedge" installed it is not obvious what "/usr/pkg/R6.3" is.
- Build and install own "xkbcomp" because the old servers don't work with
XFree86 4.x's one.
changes since the last packaged version are:
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Version 2.19 8.Feb.2002
* The escalation "clock" corresponding to `after=TIME' options proceeds
even after you cancel a break by deleting all the xwrits windows.
Therefore, you can no longer prevent escalation by deleting xwrits
windows with your window manager.
* Locking code works with large `lock-picture's. Reported by Carlos
O'Donell Jr. <carlos@baldric.uwo.ca>.
* Add `bars-picture' option. If you specify your own `lock-picture', then
`bars-picture' defaults to a black screen. Say `bars-picture="&bars"' to
get the old behavior.
* Add `+verbose' option for debugging.
* Xwrits checks whether other clients pay attention to KeyRelease events,
as well as KeyPress events. This may improve its interaction with certain
window managers. For example, xwrits seemed to come up less frequently
than it should when I was using KDE.
* `--multiscreen' still doesn't seem to work, but I don't know why.
Version 2.18 21.Dec.2001
* Fix `--multiscreen' option. Reported by Jamie Zawinski <jwz@jwz.org>.
Version 2.17 18.Dec.2001
* Add `--multiscreen' option. Requested by Jamie Zawinski <jwz@jwz.org>.
Version 2.16 23.Aug.2001
* Choose font more carefully, to avoid null pointer dereferences. Problem
reported by Sharif Nassar <sharif@mrwacky.com>.
Version 2.15 18.Apr.2001
* Xwrits processes play nicely with one another. For example, two xwrits
processes with `+top' no longer fight each other to get to the top of the
window stack; and xwrits processes inform one another when you click on a
window to take a break. Requested by Thomer M. Gil
<thomergil@hotmail.com>, who runs two xwrits processes at once: one for
microbreaks, one for longer breaks.
Version 2.14 15.Feb.2001
* Fixed new crash when `+lock' and `+breakclock' were both supplied.
Reported by Chris Keane <chris@chris-keane.co.uk>.
* Fixed time-adjusting code when the system clock jumps backwards: Do not
use the remaining-timeout value to calculate how much the system clock
has changed. The symptom was that xwrits windows would stop animating if
the system clock jumped backwards (even by a little bit).
Version 2.13 11.Feb.2001
* Documented multiple `breaktime' specifications. This lets you, for
example, make a break longer depending on how long you waited to take it.
See the ESCALATION section of the manual page. These were added in an
earlier version, but never documented.
* The escalation "clock" corresponding to `after=TIME' options proceeds
even while xwrits thinks you're resting. Therefore, you can no longer
prevent escalation by clicking on the xwrits window (making it think
you're resting) and then typing some more. Requested by Conrad Hughes
<conrad@eireann.org>.
* Bug fix: The `breakclock' always counts down from the end of the break.
Previously, it counted back from a random time when `+mouse' was true.
Reported by Tijn Porcelijn <taine@3niat.myweb.nl>.
* Hopefully fixed bugs that were causing xwrits to crash on Chris Keane
<chris@chris-keane.co.uk>.
* Bug fix: Erasing messages on the lock screen didn't completely work if
the hand picture was in the way. This resulted in unreadable displays.
Fixed.
* Hopefully fixed bugs that caused animation to stop sometimes.
* The lock screen now shows how many characters of your unlock password
you've typed.
* Mouse bindings ignore all modifiers except shift, control and
alt at all times. Reported by Martin Uddén.
* Fixed sloppy pointer-to-int cast that gave warning on 64-bit
systems (Alphas). Reported by Jesse Perry.
* The Information command can now optionally display the output
of 'file' in its window. Suggested by Christian Richter. Do
note that this *requires* your 'file' command to support the
"-f - -n" option combo. See configure.in for details.
* If executing a child process fails, gentoo now sometimes shows
an error rather than just dying. This is an improvement.
* Added some more -W options to gcc, that scared out some sloppy
code that got fixed (even in widgets/). I like killing warnings.
* Updated About's copyright for the new year. Time flies. :)
* RenameSeq no longer opens its window if there's no selection.
* Should now compile on NetBSD, too. Thanks to Pehr Johansson for
the original patch.
* String input fields (created with '{Is}') can now be set to use
asterisks to hide entered text. To do this, add an asterisk in
the definition, after the label part, e.g.: '{Is:"Password"*}'.
* gentoo now supplies the window manager with a prettier icon,
and now also groups its windows, most of the time at least.
BUG FIXES:
* Fixed a segfault in _sc_spill_fill, when no walls were selected and
napalm detonated off-screen. Parts of the spill code were not using
proper VCS.
* Fixed up a quick hack for the ``useless items'' bug.
(Turning display of such items off was causing a lockup.)
* Fixed some of the long standing roller bugs.
* Fixed another roller bug (lockup on direct tank impact).
* argument misordering in memcpy() in snetconnect.c
* Fixed order for winners/losers first
* Call order breakage in sending auto defense shield orders.
* Wrong scaling was used in reducing power when life lost.
* Return Leap Frogs to reasonable y values before creating children.
* Fixed the funky tank placement where some got platforms and some not.
(sc_land_avg_height_around() didn't always get it right)
* Fixed potential infinite loop in MORON AI
(thanks to Mark Anderson for spotting)
* Fixed minor error in console driver; it allowed nonprintable chars
* Fixed the buggy allowreturn logic in sactiveconsole.c
* Fixed a bug that allowed user to issue commands to AI if the AI
spent awhile thinking (this was one heck of a ``feature'' :)
Various other changes listed in ChangeLog
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