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Based on package submitted by zuntum@eik.pl in pkg/11684
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go to devnull.
by Masao Uebayashi pkg/11964
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for netsaint
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include file
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Most major change is SSL daemon(psm) has included.
See release notes for detail.
http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla0.7/
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for netsaint
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Hinted at by Thomas Klausner.
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relevant changes:
Functionality
* [DB] implemented baseline setting to the set (y) average
Interface
* [ES] don't hardcode file extensions in file selection dialogs, but define
them via X resources instead (rep. #671)
Documentation
* [ES] HTML docs now include tables of contents
Parser
* [ES] added "PAGE RESIZE xdim, ydim" which sets the page dimensions of all
output devices (in pp) and rescales the current plot accordingly
Drivers
* [ES] implemented font kerning in the (E)PS output
* [ES] added option to choose document data (7bit/8bit/binary) for the PS
driver
+bugfixes
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tree" award:
* Make smooth, less jagged
* Get rid of blue shadow
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* While here, put all arguments into quotes
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fix this...)
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changes:
Warning!:
One warning before we list the new features: The file format in LyX
1.1.6 is not backwards compatible to 1.1.5 and previous versions, so
you should be carefull before upgrading.
- many popups have been rewritten to use the new GUI-I scheme. In the
process they have received a nice cleanup: the Document and Paragraph
popups now contain in one single place what was previously scattered
in many places. Similarly, the citation and cross reference popups
have been overhauled.
- LyX now has a Preference popup where you can change most of your
lyxrc settings.
- the menus can now be defined in a text file, and they automatically
display the keyboard bindings associated with commands.
- it is now possible to provide your own icons for the toolbar.
- last but not least, work has begun on a KDE and a Gnome frontend for
LyX. They are not officially supported for this version, but this
will give you an idea of what is happening.
Other major changes in 1.1.6 include:
- the table support has been completely rewritten. It is now a modular
object (inset), each cell of which owns a (also) newly written text
inset. This now permits automatic text-wrap inside a tabular
cell (if you define a width), multiparagraph mode AND setting of
layouts for the paragraphs (lists inside a tabular cell!). Last but
not least, a wide tabular now scrolls automatically so that all of it
is visible without the need to enlarge the window!
While there are as yet no other new features, they will be now MUCH
easier to add. It may be that because of being "young" code some
features may not work right now, but at least it is much
better than before.
- new external material inset: this is a new kind of very powerful
inset which will allow LyX to interface intelligently with external
applications. Among other good things, it will finally allow you to
include GIF, JPEG, TIF, PNG, or just about any other raster format
images in your document. It will even do an approximate ascii
rendering when you do Ascii export if you have gifscii installed.
- The code which converts from LyX format to anything else (for
viewing or exporting purposes) and from anything else to LyX has been
rewritten. In particular, it is now possible to export to PDF, and to
import from HTML/MSWord. In fact it's now possible to add new import/export
formats without recompiling LyX by specifying external programs or scripts
in lyxrc settings
(note that the old import/export lyxrc settings no longer work).
- LyX can do command line exports without opening any GUI components.
- The multilingual support has been improved. It is now possible to use in a
document languages with different encodings, e.g. German (iso8859-1) and
Czech (iso8859-2). Such a document can be viewed on screen using an
iso10646-1 (Unicode) font. However, it is (currently) not possible to
have differently encoded languages in the same paragraph.
The languages and the encodings are defined in text files.
- Improved support for Hebrew and Arabic (also present in 1.1.5fix2).
- included files work now with docbook and linuxdoc; new layout
docbook-book.
- PSpell library and Aspell spell checker support now included thanks
largely to Kevin Atkinson (PSpell and Aspell maintainer).
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sorry, couldn't find a changelog
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Changes:
Fixes bugs related to text positioning and text box formatting
Fixes bugs in the graphics engine, mostly related to arc drawing and subpath handling
Fixes an ActiveX crash in the open_image() function.
Improves internal accuracy and output accuracy of floating point numbers for better positioning
Fine-tunes UPR and encoding handling
Allows the base 14 fonts to be embedded
Makes TIFF and JPEG handling more robust against bad files.
Detects more illegal function call sequences
Makes exceptions thrown by the font machinery configurable in favor of error return values
Many improvements for using PDFlib on IBM S/390 (iServer zSeries), including fixes for several crashes, and an EBCDIC-safe Java wrapper (binaries available soon)
Introduces a dedicated PDFlib distribution for EBCDIC systems
Adds more documentation on using the language bindings in diverse environments, e.g. Java application servers
Splits the manual in two editions: one for the PDFlib ActiveX edition, and one for the other language bindings.
Adds more examples and algorithms to the PDFlib manual
Adds examples and documentation for using PDFlib with Allaire ColdFusion
Introduces support for querying several of the existing PDFlib parameters
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* Make NetBSD PHP extensions_dir equal the compiled-in default for PHP4.
* Install the PEAR PHP4 script repository and tools.
* Use the source's install target instead of homegrown one.
- Fixed the various pdf_open_*() functions (Daniel)
- Fixed a bug that could cause invalid INI entries to be used under certain
circumstances (Zeev)
- Fixed a bug in the Apache module that could cause invalid INI values to
propogate to different virtual hosts, if one or more of the virtual
hosts was configured with engine=Off (Zeev)
- Fixed possible crash bugs in the session module (Sascha)
- Fixed the ODBC module to build properly with Solid 3.0 and OpenLink (Dan
Kalowsky)
- Fixed possible corruption of line number information in PHP scripts (Zeev,
Zend Engine)
- Fixed a few possible crashes in functions that use user-defined callbacks
(Zeev, Zend Engine)
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passing $whole_archive_flag_spec to nm.
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don't usurp it.
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Problem reported by Yoichi Nakayama <yoichi@eken.phys.nagoya-u.ac.jp> in
fj.os.bsd.netbsd.
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Changelog:
- New plot subclasses for 3D and polar plots: GtkPlot3d and GtkPlotPolar.
GtkPlot3D has its own API, but GtkPlotPolar can be casted as a GtkPlot
considering the equivalence x->r, y->angle.
- GtkPlotData is a widget. The API is almost the same. You may have to
cast the widget using data = GTK_PLOT_DATA(gtk_plot_data_new());
- The other Data subclasses are Bar, Box, Flux, Surface and
CSurface.
- I added new arguments to the datasets (z, dz, a, da): z is obviously for
3d plots. However, it is used in GtkPlotBox to specify the size of the boxes.
"a" is used to determine the size of the symbols, and "da", the color.
- The color of the symbols, when "da" is specified, is detemined using the
gradient. the gradient has (min, max) values, and corresponding colors. The
symbol's color is interpolated between these values using hue/saturation/value
depending on the gradient_mask.
- GtkOrientation was replaced with GtkPlotOrientation
(GTK_PLOT_AXIS_X/Y/Z)
- the fields xticks and yticks were removed from gtkplot.
- GtkPlotSymbol has a new field GtkPlotLine border and you set/get the
attributes with gtk_plot_data_set/get_symbol
- I removed the symbol type: GTK_PLOT_SYMBOL_BAR, because this is a new
data subclass. I added TRIANGLE_LEFT/RIGHT and DOT.
- After gtk_plot_canvas_paint, you have to use gtk_plot_canvas_refresh to
refresh the pixmap in the window. This is because paint can be
used to print or save plots in other formats, depending on the GtkPlotPC
you are using (see below).
- The drawing engine, called GtkPlotPC has been rewritten. Now
it's a GtkObject, and you can derive subclasses as GtkPlotGdk and
GtkPlotPS in our case (You can define your own if you want to use a
different library to draw your plots!).
How does it work:
1) Instead of creating a GdkGC, you create either a GtkPlotGdk or
GtkPlotPS.
2) you do the following replacements:
gdk_gc_set_foreground -> gtk_plot_pc_set_color
gdk_gc_set_dash -> gtk_plot_pc_set_dash
gdk_gc_set_line_attributes -> gtk_plot_pc_set_lineattr
gdk_gc_draw_... -> gtk_plot_pc_draw_...
The output will be either on a drawable or a file according to the
GtkPlotPC you chose.
All the redundant code for the PS output in gtkplotprint was eliminated!
Elegant, isn't it?
- I also added a new widget: gtktogglecombo, a gtkcombobox subclass (See it
in action in testgtksheet)
- New demos are included.
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The announcement:
Release 17.2.0 is available in source form. It contains the functions put and
putmask, and a performance enhancement. The previous release of this
performance enhancement did not compile on certain platforms; this should
be fixed now. Also included is a substantial update to the masked array
package, MA.
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when incoming IPv4 connections are captured by AF_INET6 socket (IPv4 mapped
address). not really matter for normal NetBSD installation.
I beileve IPv4 mapped address is very bad from security/access control POV.
really.
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optimize Crafty for i[456]86 can set CFLAGS appropriately in /etc/mk.conf.
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Problem reported by Yoichi Nakayama <yoichi@eken.phys.nagoya-u.ac.jp> in
fj.os.bsd.netbsd.
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bug fixes and signed support (yay!).
detailed changes since last packaged snapshot from the
authors announcements:
Icarus Verilog snapshot 20010113
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We're getting close to release candidates. Maybe another snapshot, then
I start with making 0.4 release candidates. So lets get this tested so
that I can move forward!
This snapshot largely fixes a whole bunch of bugs. I'm working feverishly
to catch up to the reported bugs, but they are coming in about as fast
as I can resolve them. (Not that I'm complaining, mind you. These PRs
are really helping me make it better.) But that means I'm going to just
concentrate on getting as many PRs done as I can before the release.
The syntax of functions and tasks has been expanded to allow parameters.
This is not a common thing to do, but someone puts parameters if functions
The syntax of functions and tasks has been expanded to allow parameters.
This is not a common thing to do, but someone puts parameters if functions
so I had a PR to fix:-) Also I caught a problem with executing functions
that take no input parameters. In fact, a bunch of function related bugs
were fixed. I lost track of em all.
Ports of tasks weren't elaborated properly. I fixed this and a few related
problems so most legal l-values should work as task port expressions now.
Memories within tasks should also work properly now.
Speaking of ports, I now report errors when there is a port direction
for module ports that don't exist. In fact, there are a whole bunch of
cases where I've added required error messages.
The %d format of display strings now displays signed negative values as
negative values instead of the unsigned equivalent. This goes along with
the other signed arithmetic features from the -2000 standard that are now
supported.
I fixed up the Makefiles (thanks to a contribution) to support build using
the VPATH capabilities of the makefile. You should be able to compile for
multiple targets now from a shared source directory.
Icarus Verilog snapshot 20010106
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I'm just managing to barely keep up with the bug reports arriving in
the bug tracking system. I'm pleased with the success of the ivl-bugs
robot. These bug reports have allowed me to better manage and record
progress. Keep those bug reports coming!
I've added support for arrays of integer and time variables, as well
as the Verilog 2000 initialization syntax for these types. I have also
made some internal changes to integer support. Integers are now just
a shorthand for ``reg signed [31:0]'' and signed variable support has
made some internal changes to integer support. Integers are now just
a shorthand for ``reg signed [31:0]'' and signed variable support has
been generalized. This makes it easier on the code generators, as they
do not need to know that a variable was a integer, a time, a foo or a bar.
I few constant propagation errors have been fixed. Continuous assignments
of constants to nets should behave correctly now.
Many people noticed lack of expression support for parameters. In fact,
the problem was a lack of support for a bunch of specific operators. I've
added many operators. This has the side effect of improving constant
propagation as well, in some cases finding more dead code to eliminate.
This also affected expressions that were index expressions of memories
and vector declarations.
The / operator in continuous assignment expressions is fixed. There were
a few size related issue here that are now fixed.
I've added to the i3331364-notes.txt file a clarification of my position
on parse of repeat statements. This position is compatible with XL behavior.
Passing parameters to user defined functions in behavioral code was pretty
darn broken. I managed to fix this. You can tell that not many people use
user defined functions:-) (It doesn't help that Icarus Verilog is picky
about them.)
For vvm, I've put some effort into optimizing the compile time of programs
by reducing the size of the output code. I've reduced redundancies some,
and used loops to handle vectors where possible.
A few bugs related to $dumpvars were cleaned up. Function scopes work.
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From the changelog:
Amaya 4.2.1
22 December, 2000
Bug fixes
* The Docttype was not generated for HTML documents after
creation of a new HTML element.
* Doing a transformation on an HTML document crashed
Amaya without saving the edited document.
Amaya 4.2
21 December, 2000
New features
* Amaya is now able to read and save UTF8 documents but
it's only able to display ASCII and ISO-latin-1
characters and some mathematical symbols. For other
characters it keeps the Unicode value of the character
and displays a '?'. When an encoding is not supported
by Amaya, the document is not parsed.
* MathML: attributes rowalign and columnalign are
interpreted.
* MathML 2.0: new attributes mathvariant, mathsize,
mathcolor, mathbackground, linebreak
* Annotations: new configuration options for disabling
the automatic download of local and remote annotations
each time Amaya is started for users who frequently
work without network access. Note that this new option
is enabled by default; users who prefer the previous
behavior of always querying annotation servers can
select that behavior from the Annotations/Configure...
dialog by unchecking the 'Disable remote autoload at
each startup' and checking the two 'Autoload' boxes.
Bug fixes
* Annotations: Annotations didn't work under Windows,
when Amaya was installed in a directory with a space on
its name (e.g., Program Files). Similarly, annotations
on local documents didn't work if the path to this
document had a space.
* After doing a form POST, Amaya always proposed to save
the answer sent back by the server, even if it could
understand its content type (bug introduced in the 4.0
version).
* Since version 4.1, it's possible to change the user
preferences directory by setting the APP_HOME variable
in the win-thot.rc file. However, the user preferences
were still being read from the default location.
* After a crash, modified documents with a space in their
name were not restored.
* When Amaya crashed during a text insertion, the last
inserted text was lost.
* Configure failed to read the version numbers in
/usr/include/libjpeg.h and /usr/include/png.h (thanks
to Patrik Hagglund).
* Updating of German and Italian translations.
* Contribution from Johannes Zellner for enabling
tear-off menus on Unix platforms.
* The command Save As added the suffix ".html" to SVG and
MathML documents.
* Amaya was sometimes confusing MathML and SVG elements:
Schema ids were based on the compiling time (in
seconds) and Amaya used ids to detect whether two
elements belong to the same schema or not. That method
doesn't work with computers that are able to compile
more than one schema per second. Now, Amaya checks
schema names instead of schema ids.
* Selection: When the hyphanation was active the
selection didn't work correctly.
* Print: The command Print crashed when the document
included XLink attributes.
* Print: In some cases Amaya hanged during the printing
or generated too short pages.
* Windows: The dialogue Underline didn't work correctly.
* Windows: Improving drawing functions and a part of the
program print.
* SVG: CSS rules of the SVG element style were not
interpreted when printing.
* SVG: Images can be created and edited freely within an
SVG drawing
* SVG: When changing the xlink:href attribute of elements
image and use in SVG, those elements are redisplayed
according to the new value of the attribute.
* SVG: When the user created a mathematical expression
into a SVG, the math element was displayed before the
user selected a position. This was confusing.
* HTML: Amaya hanged when the META Content-Type was
quoted by simple quotes.
Amaya 4.1
23 November, 2000
New features
* Annotations: localization of the Local Filter menu.
* Windows: It's now possible to change the value of the
user's preferences directory. To do so, edit the
win-thot.rc and add a variable called APP_HOME in the
[amaya] section. The value of this variable should be
the path to directory. This is interesting if you want
to install Amaya in an NFS drive, but store the user's
preferences locally.
* When the encoding of a XML document is not set, it uses
the default enconding (UTF 8). This version of Amaya
doesn't handle UTF 8 and this document shouldn't be
edited with Amaya. In many cases these documents
contain only ASCII characters and can be interperted
correctly as ISOlatin-1encoded documents. It is why
Amaya proposes to set the ISOlatin-1encoding when it's
not found.
Bug fixes
* Open the Log file and close it. Then open the source
view and close it: all other wiews of that document are
also closed
* The entry "Show parsing errors" (previously "Show Log
file") is now located in the Views menu
* Amaya didn't find out the encoding when it is given by
a META element. It works now.
* When saving a HTML document as XML a wrong DOCTYPE was
generated: it said the document was HTML 4.0 whereas it
was XHTML 1.0 actually.
* In a XHTML document, if you copy and paste an anchor
with both a name and an id, the name of the pasted
element was changed to make it unique, but not the id.
* The MakeBook command didn't work well on remote
documents that included images and could crash Amaya.
* The default Windows geometry was too small for some
views and documents.
* Spell checker: some options didn't reflect the current
value. The special characters entry wasn't working
under Windows.
* MathML: entity LeftAngleBracket was not recognized by
the parser
* MathML: the entity InvisibleTimes was displayed with a
too large space on Windows platforms.
* SVG: element style is now recognized and the CSS rules
it contains are applied as expected.
* SVG: element use is recognized and handled correctly
* SVG: comments and PIs were not displayed correctly in
the structure view
* SVG: text elements were displayed a bit below their
normal position
* SVG: in some cases polylines and polygons were resized
by mistake
* SVG: when printing the background of the whole SVG or
group was painted if there was a CSS rule fill
* SVG: elements are now created with the right default
colors (fill=black, stroke=none).
* Annotations: the Annotation element (pencil icon)
wasn't being skipped always when resolving an XPointer.
This problem could occur with orphan and document
annotations.
* Annotations: ID attributes were not always being
searched correctly in the document's tree.
* Annotations: The Windows annotations project was
missing from the source tar package.
Amaya 4.0
10 November, 2000
New features
* Support for a subset of the SVG graphics format, namely
basic shapes, text, images, and foreignObject (the
later is useful to include HTML fragments or MathML
expressions in drawings).
* Support for native MathML and SVG documents.
* Support for collaborative annotations, based on RDF,
XPointer, and XLink..
* A single structure view displays the structure of
equations and drawings along with the document
structure.
* Generates XHTML document with the right charset.
* Three new profiles: XHTML-transitional, XHTML-strict,
XHTML-basic. In these profiles, Amaya checks the validy
of the (X)HTML documents it loads, and it allows the
user to create only elements and attributes
corresponding to the chosen profile.
* MathML: attributes macros, display, overflow, altimg
and alttext are now available for the top-level math
element. Attribute alttext is rendered in the Alternate
view. Attribute linethickness allows to control the
aspect of fraction bars.
Many improvements to math formatting.
Keys -> and <- move the caret according to the MathML
structure.
* Upgraded libwww to release 5.3.1
* Added the HTTP reason string to the the save error
dialog box.
* Spanish translation of the Amaya dialogues contributed
by Pedro Pablo Fabrega
* The inline documentation is now available in French
(other translations are welcome).
* New menu (Special/Create Remove IDs) to add or remove
ID attributes to/from elements, either globally or
within a selection.
* Searching is case insensitive by default.
* The dialog box of link creation allows you to browse
local files.
* When the selection is within a link (an anchor with an
attribute href), the status line displays the URI of
the target.
* The geometry of windows is now expressed in pixels.
Users may have to update their configuration
(Special/Preferences/Window Geometry menu).
Bug fixes
* When the selected OPTION in a SELECT within a FORM had
no content and no value attribute, the value posted for
the SELECT element was some random garbage.
* Amaya hung when reading a textarea with an initial
value.
* When converting a document from HTML to XHTML, Amaya
did not check whether the id's it created were valid.
For instance, it generated id's starting with a digit.
* The charset given in the XML declaration was ignored by
Amaya.
* 24 bits per pixel images were not handled correctly on
Unix platforms (thanks to Walter Bächi)
* Saving a document source crashed Amaya when it followed
an aborted closing of that document source.
* When the BODY element of an (X)HTML document is
selected, command Delete is no longer refused: it let
you with an empty BODY element.
* When a background image is not repeated, Amaya takes
into account the transparency now (Unix and Windows
platforms).
* After a synchronisation Amaya considered that both the
source view and the formatted view should be saved. Now
the user can decide to save either the source or the
formatted view but only one of them.
* The text editing is now more robust.
* When browsing a remote URL, Amaya systematically added
a "/" end character to the URL if the URL didn't finish
by an extension.
* It was hard to create an area Polygon because the
selection hid the associated image.
* When a paragraph with a top margin was reformatted,
included lines (excepted the last one) were shifted by
error.
* In the Structure view, an anchor repeated the attribute
ID of its parent.
* Opening an image that didn' have an extension resulted
in a crash.
Windows bugs
* The menu Background Image on Windows platforms crashed
Amaya.
* On Windows platforms, sometimes Amaya didn't display
background images correctly.
* Some colors (like border colors) were not correctly
displayed on Windows platforms.
* Each time the user clicked on the button Math, a new
Math palette was generated, now only one palette is
displayed.
* It was the same for the dialogue Search/Replace.
* When all entries of a submenu were hidden in the
current profile, the submenu entry was not removed. Now
it works like on Unix platforms.
* Troubles after a cancel of the operation "Close
Dcument".
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