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2010-06-02Revision bump for db4 update; use custom CFLAGSadam1-1/+2
2009-08-16Apply more fixes from NetBSD src/dist/nvi:lukem1-3/+5
* Fix :ESC * Fix #+ #- in multibyte configuration * Update reported version to nvi-1.81.6nb5 Update package revisiion to nb5 to suite.
2009-08-07Apply various features and fixes from NetBSD basesrc:lukem1-2/+28
* Implement options: expandtab gtagsmode matchchars * Fix tty garbling when quitting from recovery mode. * Don't coredump during autoindent edge case. * Set internal version to "nvi-1.81.6nb4 (2009-08-07)" * Crank pkgrevision to nb4.
2008-12-21- nvi actually supports db4, so just include bdb.buildlink3.mkepg1-1/+2
- Add minor patch for db 4.4 and up
2008-04-15Update to 1.81.6:wiz1-14/+4
Changes since 1.81.5 * various compilation fixes * support for newer DBs * tcl support compiles again
2008-02-21+ Rename the "ncursesw" option to "wide-curses". This should be supportedjlam1-2/+1
under NetBSD-current without actually needing ncursesw. + Only make "wide-curses" an available option on platforms that have the necessary wide-character support. It turns out NetBSD-3.x is not one of them. + Use a less patchy way to turn -ldb into -ldb3 by letting the wrappers do it. + Add full DESTDIR support. Bump the PKGREVISION to 6.
2006-12-12Patches to avoid lvalue casting. Fixes PR/35179 and issues with gcc4.dogcow1-1/+7
No new functionality.
2006-09-16Add missing RCS Id.hira1-2/+2
2006-01-06doh! wrong path in patchrtr1-2/+2
2006-01-06include ctype.h earlier to avoid isblank macro running over c99 isblank()rtr1-1/+2
* fixes build on Solaris10
2005-02-23Add RMD160 digests in addition to the SHA1 ones.agc1-1/+2
2002-01-15Add patches to avoid collision between nvi's VI cpp macro and VI externalseb1-1/+4
variable declared in older NetBSD curses.h.
2002-01-12Initial import of nvi 1.81.5.wiz1-0/+5
Nvi is an implementation of the ex/vi text editor originally distributed as part of the Fourth Berkeley Software Distribution (4BSD), by the University of California, Berkeley. The source code to nvi is freely available, and nvi may be freely redistributed.