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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2015-12-29	Add patch comments.	dholland	5	-5/+18

2013-10-20	Fix rpath options.	joerg	1	-1/+19

2009-10-03	Avoid getline breakage.	ahoka	1	-0/+49
	Now with the patch actually committed.
2008-04-22	Restructure the following packages:	jlam	2	-23/+112
	editors/elvis editors/elvis-x11 The latter is now just editors/elvis built with a specific set of options. Changes include: + Add options.mk that supports a new "x11" option. + Remove Makefile.common and move all logic into elvis/Makefile and elvis/options.mk. + Rename PLIST.common to PLIST as there are no PLIST differences between elvis and elvis-x11. + Modify patch-ab to add a --sysconfdir option to the configure script and fix the parsing of --with-x* options so that --with-xft isn't ignored. + Modify patch-ac to handle SYSCONFDIR in Makefile.in passed in from the configure script. + Remove the unnecessary substitution for PKG_SYSCONFDIR now that the configure script and Makefile.in directly support --sysconfdir. + Include termcap.buildlink3.mk to properly deal with termcap/curses issues (elvis needs termcap). + Add full DESTDIR support. + Set HOMEPAGE to the correct URL. + Bump the PKGREVISION for elvis and elvis-x11 to 6. Both packages now track and use the same PKGREVISION number.
2006-06-26	Added patch-ae, which resolves a name collision (FT_FILE) with FreeType.	rillig	1	-0/+14

2006-05-15	Install man pages into man1, not manl and no formated version.	joerg	2	-32/+10
	Bump revisions of elvis and elvis-x11. Should fix PR 33468.
2005-11-07	Interix doesn't have sync(2).	tv	1	-0/+12

2004-01-21	Fix a build/linking problem wrt Xft2.	recht	1	-4/+18
	Reported by Peter Bex.
2004-01-21	Add patches which I forgot in the previous commit.	recht	2	-0/+46

2004-01-20	initial import of elvis-2.2.0 (non x11-version)	recht	1	-0/+27
	by Peter Bex via pkgsrc-wip Elvis - written by Steve Kirkendall is a very powerful vi/ex clone providing a remarkable number of bells and whistles like: * Syntax Highlighting. * Multiple files in multiple windows. * Browse modes for LaTeX (rather experimental), HTML and MAN pages. * Networking support (http and ftp). * GUI frontends for some of its platforms.