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authorjtb <jtb@pkgsrc.org>2001-04-22 21:35:50 +0000
committerjtb <jtb@pkgsrc.org>2001-04-22 21:35:50 +0000
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Update of xzgv to 0.7.
2001-04-10 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * Version 0.7. * src/Makefile: whoops, `-lz' was missing. I usually got away with this, but it did break in some cases (perhaps with Imlib 1.9.10?). Thanks to Gabor Z. Papp for pointing this out (albeit, again, somewhat indirectly :-)). * src/mkopts.awk: there isn't any reason I can't just use stdout for error messages, so do that. * src/updatetn.c (cb_update_tn): this'll be fun to explain. :-) Ok... the non-recursive thumbnail update stops thumbnail reading before doing the update (as does the recursive one, but never mind that). Previously, if you pressed `u' soon enough after the thumbnail-read had started, and only files a long way down in a big directory needed new thumbnails, then you could be left with a mostly-blank set of thumbnails onscreen for (say) a few seconds. It now makes sure all thumbnails in the visible portion of the list are read before it starts, rather like recursive update. * src/backend.c: marking image as uncacheable seems to *very* occasionally lead to a segfault (infrequently enough that I've found this hard to track down), apparently due to unearthing a bug in Imlib1's uncacheable-image code which is (I think) never otherwise used. So we don't do that any more. 2001-04-09 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * Added support for PRF (ported from zgv), which is basically a kind of extrapolated version of my old mrf format - unlike mrf, PRF supports greyscale and colour. Thanks to Brian Raiter for both devising the format, and writing the reference implementation readprf.c is heavily based on. * src/mkopts.awk: now detects running under an old awk, and complains about it with a pointer to config.mk. 2001-03-01 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/main.c: toggling all tags is now possible, with Alt-o or Tagging/Toggle All. * src/main.c: you can now move to the next/previous tagged file with `/' and `?' respectively (or equivalent menu options). When used in the viewer, this also views the file. (init_window): moved `Tag then Next' to new viewer `Tagging' menu. * src/main.c: fix for redraw-related position problem. (In 0.6, try going to the end of the selector's list, pressing `v', then pressing `v' again - the row positioning is slightly wrong.) (init_window): added `Open' to selector `File' menu, and rearranged the menu slightly; moved tagging commands to `Tagging' menu. 2001-02-03 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/main.c (set_title): no longer includes the version number in the window title, as you can get this from both `xzgv --version' and About on either Help menu. * Added help menus. Currently just runs info on the relevant node, but it's better than nothing I s'pose. :-) 2001-01-16 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * Added choice of timestamps to use when sorting in time/date order - you can now choose mtime (default), ctime, or atime. You can switch with alt-shift-m/c/a, or from selector menu's Directory/Time & Date Type submenu, or with `sort-timestamp-type' option/config. Thanks for Wolfram Kleff for suggesting this. * src/main.c (viewer_key_press): you can now use shifted cursor keys as an alternative means of paging up/down/left/right in the viewer. (selector_key_press): any `Menu' key you might have can now be used to show the selector/viewer menus, just as right-clicking or pressing F10 does. 2000-12-28 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/readtiff.c: didn't need to include rcfile.h. (read_tiff_file): previously flipped the image incorrectly. 2000-12-21 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * `make install' now uses slightly more friendly Debian-ish permissions (755 for executable, 644 for docs). 2000-12-15 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/readgif.c (outputstring): copied new non-recursive outputstring() across from zgv. No real advantage in xzgv, but it saves a gratuitous inconsistency at least. :-) Oh, actually, there is an advantage - this version shouldn't be hangable even with badly broken GIFs. 2000-12-14 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/main.c (cb_selection): made toggles which could possibly affect the image display (in fact, did just about any which do GTK+ stuff) ignore the toggle attempt if currently loading an image. The main problem this fixes is the weirdness that used to happen after toggling zoom while a picture was loading (particularly when unzooming, and loading a `big' picture). 2000-12-13 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/readgif.c (decompress): inittable() shouldn't have trusted code size to match numcols. It broke on a certain flavour of unusual and suboptimal, but valid, GIF with less than 256 colours (probably generated by a `broken' encoder). Thanks to Lenart Janos, Josip Rodin, and Chris Lawrence for spotting this and/or pushing the bug report to your friendly neighbourhood upstream maintainer. :-) * src/readjpeg.c (read_jpeg_file): sped things up a bit by reading in a slightly less simplistic manner, and by not doing "fancy upsampling" (doing this previously was the main reason why Imlib1's reader was faster). Combined with the change below, this makes native JPEG reading a teeny bit faster than Imlib1's, so it's now done that way for non-thumbnail use too. Also added `careful-jpeg' option/config, in case you want to leave it enabled (seems to be about a 10% slowdown). * src/backend.c (backend_create_image_from_data_destructively): now properly implemented for Imlib1. The way I've done it is slightly evil, but it speeds things up. ;-) * doc/xzgv.texi (File Type Identification): this bit could probably do with a rewrite, but at least it vaguely resembles reality now. :-) * src/readtiff.c: TIFF reader - uses libtiff. This means yet another library dependancy :-/, but enough people seem to use xzgv with TIFFs that it's probably worth doing properly. 2000-12-10 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/updatetn.c (update_one_tn): now makes sure a page of thumbnails is visible even when doing non-recursive update - previously doing such an update before all thumbnails had been read in would show blank spots during the update (unlike the now-usual xzgv behaviour of loading onscreen thumbnails asap). This only seems to slow it down fractionally (by about 0.5% in a large dir full of small files in thin-rows mode), so I think it's worth it to get the consistency. 2000-11-24 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * INSTALL: added more 0.6 success/failure reports - thanks to Joerg Reuter at SuSE. * src/main.c (viewer_key_press): whoops, I broke alt-a/u from viewer when I added ^a/^u - sorted that out. * src/backend.c: added gdk-pixbuf backend (aimed at 0.9.0). gdk-pixbuf doesn't quite provide everything xzgv needs, and seems rather slower than Imlib1 at rendering *despite* avoiding some unnecessary pixmap creation, so I don't see myself recommending use of this any time soon. Anyway, it's there if you want to try it. It doesn't support flip/mirror/rotate, or any brightness/contrast/gamma changes (I suppose I'll get around to these eventually, but expect them to be *slow* as gdk-pixbuf doesn't provide native facilities for this stuff), and doesn't support as many filetypes as Imlib1 (no fallback I suppose), but the rest is there. 2000-11-23 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/readjpeg.c: adapted readjpegtn.c so it's usable as a normal JPEG reader too. Unfortunately this seems to be slower than Imlib1 at reading JPEGs :-) (probably because creating Imlib's image from the RGB data involves copying it?), so it's still only used for thumbnails. * src/main.c (cb_delete_file): added `delete-single-prompt' option (cmdline and config file) so you can disable the y/n prompt when deleting a file, rather like zgv's `nodelprompt'. Thanks to Martin Bialasinski for suggesting this. 2000-11-21 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * doc/xzgv.texi: case of chars in Alt-x and Ctrl-x forms should now be uniformly lowercase. (File Details): now mentions problem with zgv 5.0/5.1 generating incorrect thumbnail width/height details (5.2 is ok). * src/main.c: many keyboard navigation fixes/additions. Selector and viewer now both support ^u/^v/^a/^e as alternatives to page up/down and home/end. j/k in selector were fixed to behave more like cursor up/down do. 2000-11-20 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/main.c: concerted attempt to nail all the remaining recursion problems. Now everything which even *thinks* of calling render_pixmap() is protected. :-) This isn't perfect though, as the protections are independent (do a mirror and flip at about the same time, and it'll mess up), so I'll need a better fix eventually. (do_gtk_stuff): this is now a LOT smarter about what to do when thumbnails are being loaded - fixes the bug where (while thumbnails were being loaded) holding down space to storm through N images got it very confused indeed. * doc/xzgv.texi (Renaming a File): it's xzgv not zgv. :-) * src/main.c (load_image): X windows are limited to a maximum size of 32767x32767 pixels, and xzgv uses a GTK+ widget based on an X window for its image. That's not the change, this is - previously, my GIF/PNG/mrf file readers failed to notice the problem larger images would cause, leading to a segfault - they now give an error. (cb_selection): now ensures focus is returned to selector when changing dir, making the pastpos action clearer when using the mouse (i.e. if you go down into a dir and then back up, the keyboard cursor will show which dir you just left). Previously, if you'd viewed an image before changing dir with the mouse, focus would have remained on the image. * src/updatetn.c: recursive thumbnail update no longer reads all thumbnails before doing updates - it now only bothers to read visible thumbnails. This makes the `fast-recursive-update' option rather less useful, as it's nearly that fast already. :-) (cb_update_tn_recursive_confirmed): previously didn't do pastpos stuff to save/restore cursor row `around' recursive update - fixed. 2000-11-17 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * Now adapts rendering method for big images. When the number of pixels in the image exceeds the value set by image-bigness-threshold (as set in config file or on command-line, defaulting to 2 million pixels), it's drawn piece-by-piece on demand rather than all-at-once. The all-at-once behaviour is worth keeping around for smaller images, as it gives much nicer scrolling - but for big images it's just impractical, hence this feature. * src/main.c: previously, when you scaled down as far as it would go, it would never let you scale down again in the same way, due to breaking an anti-recursion measure. Fixed that. 2000-11-16 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/backend.c: wrapper for rendering backend. This is now (apart from the Makefile) the only place with any Imlib1 dependence, so this should make it easier (or rather, slightly less than infinitely hard :-)) to switch backends if I decide to do that, or to support multiple backends (choosing backend at compile time). 2000-11-11 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * doc/Makefile: replaced ifeq/ifneq with shell equivalent, which turns out to be sufficient (if uglier). This should avoid the need to use GNU make. Thanks to Frank Pohl for spotting this problem. 2000-11-07 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * Changed `install -m' invocations to do plain install and change permissions after (with chmod). Thanks to Steven Bankowitz for reminding me of `-m' being a problem on things like Solaris. 2000-10-29 Russell Marks <russell.marks@ntlworld.com> * src/main.c (init_window): as must be traditional by now, I found a bug almost immediately after the release. :-) Quite a minor one, thankfully. Previously you could still toggle thin-rows while running in the `xzgv file(s)' way, which was silly and made things look strange. Harmless, but fixed now.
Diffstat (limited to 'graphics/xzgv/Makefile')
-rw-r--r--graphics/xzgv/Makefile8
1 files changed, 2 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/graphics/xzgv/Makefile b/graphics/xzgv/Makefile
index 2117e52b228..98b08e87bee 100644
--- a/graphics/xzgv/Makefile
+++ b/graphics/xzgv/Makefile
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.4 2001/04/14 21:43:46 jtb Exp $
+# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.5 2001/04/22 21:35:50 jtb Exp $
-DISTNAME= xzgv-0.6
+DISTNAME= xzgv-0.7
CATEGORIES= graphics
MASTER_SITES= http://xzgv.browser.org/ \
ftp://ftp.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/apps/graphics/viewers/X/
@@ -21,10 +21,6 @@ INFO_FILES= xzgv
USE_X11BASE= yes
USE_GMAKE= yes
-.if (${MACHINE_ARCH} == "i386")
-MAKE_ENV+="CPPFLAGS=-DINTERP_MMX"
-.endif
-
do-install:
${INSTALL_PROGRAM} ${WRKSRC}/src/xzgv ${PREFIX}/bin
${INSTALL_MAN} ${WRKSRC}/doc/xzgv.1 ${PREFIX}/man/man1