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PR 28977 by Greg A. Woods.
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Changes (should fix the security issues found in 6.3.045)
2231 6.3.046 ":registers" doesn't show multi-byte characters correctly
2196 6.3.047 (extra) Win XP with Borland: new file is created read-only
18175 6.3.048 (extra) VMS: doesn't build on IA64
1776 6.3.049 (after 6.3.045) compiler warning for pointer type
2225 6.3.050 a SIGHUP while already exiting may cause a crash
1661 6.3.051 crash when 'wildmenu' set and completing multi-byte file name
3175 6.3.052 (extra) Win 98: can't enter non-ASCII characters if 'enc' set
1576 6.3.053 Win32: ":loadview" doesn't work for files with non-latin chars
1981 6.3.054 when 'im' is set redraw remains off when repeating an insert
8844 6.3.055 wrong text and crash using <C-R>= or <C-\>e in command line
2091 6.3.056 window title wrong for specific multi-byte character
1748 6.3.057 folds are not updated after a filter command
4440 6.3.058 crash when zero columns room; can't compile without :vsplit
2286 6.3.059 crash when editing a file with spaces and shell expansion
1609 6.3.060 register name isn't checked for CTRL-R CTRL-O in Insert mode
1984 6.3.061 display mess when multi-byte char at right edge of screen
2337 6.3.062 ":normal! gQ" hangs
1434 6.3.063 after the CursorHold event 'mousefocus' may stop working
1586 6.3.064 line2byte(line("$") + 1) sometimes returns the wrong number
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using NO_BUILDLINK only as absolutely needed.)
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and xemacs users can use this package and we don't have to maintain two
identical checksums and 2 copies of the distfile.
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the DIST_SUBDIR. That change broke this package for all emacs (not xemacs)
users.
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In NetBSD-1.6.2, the <stdlib.h> header uses the word bufsize as a
parameter name in a function prototype. The "file.h" header #defines
bufsize to 4096, which leads to a parser error.
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corrupted
is fixed.
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Francis Franklin
* Add a light gray border to the toolbars and adjust buttons (MacOSX)
* RTF importer fix for Unicode above 32K which are wrapped as negative (variation on a patch by Roland Kay, bug 8468)
* New document icons for RTF/DOC/WPD (MacOSX)
* Don't open files at launch time until after plugins have loaded (MacOSX)
* Improved toolbar combobox behaviour (bug 8417 & 8491)
* Don't convert Helvetica to Helvetic during RTF import (MacOSX)
* Use the correct names for units (points="pt" and pica="pi") in the Options dialog
* Use the correct scale for mm ruler units in the rulers
* Allow plugin-loading from Finder selection (MacOSX)
* If no other windows open, revert to default window position for new frame (MacOSX)
* Adjust zoom for new documents (bug 8415)
* CocoaPlugin API support for adding items to the context menu (MacOSX)
* Fix Stylist (MacOSX, bugs 8522 & 8523)
* Fix the spinners in the Insert Table dialog (MacOSX, bug 8524)
Roland Kay
* Add UTF-8 locales to supported language table (bug 8500)
* Bugfixes: 8499 (Modified by Dom Lachowicz)
Birch Knutson
* Fix bug where normal headers become even-page-only headers when exporting to RTF (bug 6217)
* Language of styles was not imported from RTF (bug 8445)
* Bugfixes: 5627 (partially), 7300 (partially)
Dom Lachowicz
* Bugfixes: some work towards fixing bug 8359
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magic of buildlink here, but in the meantime, there's not much point in
having an xemacs-nox11 without allowing it to install the packages.
(Actually, should xemacs-nox11 become xemacs with PKG_OPTIONS.xemacs without
`x11'?
Which way are we going with these things?)
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* Move library/header path configurations from xemacs/Makefile.common
to xemacs/Makefile and xemacs-nox11/Makefile. Don't add X-related
paths for -nox11. Fix build failure reported by bulk builds.
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From the ChangeLog:
* XEmacs 21.5.19 "chives" is released.
"chives" is the twentieth in the VEGETABLE series.
Relative to XEmacs 21.5.18 "chestnut", "chives" includes a large
number of minor enhancements and work-in-progress. Some important or
annoying bugs have been fixed:
- The lstream data truncation bug (often observed as truncated emails
or truncated process input in buffers) has been identified and
fixed, we believe (hard to test).
- The bug where process output insertion replaced the whole buffer,
rather than just the region, has been fixed.
- The "Metacity maximize" bug (which was XEmacs's fault, not the
window manager's) has been fixed.
Known remaining bugs include:
- Aborts due to recursive entry to the allocation code from error
handlers. Workaround: avoid getting the memory full warnings (at
75% and 95% of memory space).
- A regression test failure in no-Mule builds. Workaround: don't
run the c-tests.el series when running tests. (Simply move
tests/automated/c-tests.el out of the way.)
Currently fairly stable, this seems to be a good point to release a
beta as a checkpoint. At the user level the most visible changes are
extension of the "behavior" mechanism for enabling and disabling
features, and a major reorganization of the documentation in the
source tree. For behaviors, see the Options->Behaviors submenu.
The source documentation changes include
At top level,
README has been gutted, with most content moved to the FAQ.
BUGS and README.packages were removed, with much of their content
moved to the FAQ.
GETTING.GNU.SOFTWARE was removed.
In etc,
BETA, CHARSETS, CODING-STANDARDS, CODINGS, DEBUG, DISTRIB, MACHINES,
and PACKAGES were removed, with most content moved to various Texinfo
documents.
FTP, GNU, LPF, MAILINGLISTS MORE.STUFF, MOTIVATION, ORDERS,
ORDERS.EUROPE, ORDERS.JAPAN, README.HYPERBOLE, README.OO-BROWSER,
SERVICE, and TERMS were removed.
PROBLEMS and etc/README were revised.
For developers, the following important internal API changes occurred.
- Initialization code (called from emacs.c:main_1()) has been
refactored. See the ChangeLog (2004-10-27, Ben Wing) for details.
- The GCPRO API has been refactored. See the ChangeLog (2004-10-27,
Ben Wing) for details. (Yes, it was a megapatch: same log entry.)
For more detailed information, there is a list of credits, and then
the full ChangeLogs, following the availability information.
For general information about XEmacs, the developers, and the user
community, see our home page,
http://www.xemacs.org/
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Fix the movemail.c format string vulnerability. Other changes are
mostly build & documentation fixes.
In pkgsrc, pass ${LOCALBASE} and ${X11BASE} as the --site-includes
/ --sith-libraries / --site-runtime-libraries to configure more
correctly. No visible change.
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2005-01-30 Matthew Garrett <mjg59@srcf.ucam.org>
* Make autogen.sh do the right thing
* Add Bengali support (from sayamindu@gnome.org)
* Add a couple of colons to remove gcc warnings (from sobhi@us.ibm.com)
* Make sure non-void functions return something (from
clahey@ximian.com)
* Check in /usr/X11R6/lib64 for libXtst (from clahey@ximian.com)
* Fix up string length checking - avoid crashes when "Speak on stop"
switched on
* Version 3.2.13
2005-01-25 Matthew Garrett <mjg59@srcf.ucam.org>
* Fix a couple of crash bugs in the window-focus handling
* Make window choice available on non-accessible builds
2005-01-12 Matthew Garrett <mjg59@srcf.ucam.org>
* Make the build system work after autotools make my life miserable
again.
* Add support for focusing windows from within Dasher
* Bump version to 3.2.12
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exec-shield on linux if you have problems compiling emacs.
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changes:
German translation of the manual by Dietmar Jung (1.0.4.6).
Selection of visual grid and editing grid in upcoming graphical mode (1.0.4.6).
Several minor bug corrections (1.0.4.6).
User profile for Windows, Gnome and KDE (1.0.4.5).
Several bug fixes: keyboard modifiers, Guile GC, Windows/Cygwin, etc. (1.0.4.5).
Arcs, circles and enhanced undo/redo for graphical mode (1.0.4.5).
Several patches by Josef Weidendorfer for improving the performance (1.0.4.4).
Drag and drop and more intuitive buttons in graphical mode (1.0.4.4).
Synchronization with β-version of the Windows port (1.0.4.4).
β-version of the Windows port (1.0.4.3).
Faster string and pk font loading (1.0.4.3).
Better graphical selections (1.0.4.3).
Added svjour base style for Springer-Verlag articles (1.0.4.2).
Implementation of double page breaks (1.0.4.2).
Correction of bug in presentation mode and several other minor bug corrections (1.0.4.2).
New implementation of header and title tags (1.0.4.1).
Documentation on new headers and titles (1.0.4.1).
Completed documentation on how to write style files (1.0.4.1).
Reorganization of style files so as to port existing LaTeX style files to TeXmacs (1.0.4.1).
Add routines for pattern matching on document paths (1.0.4.1).
Start to use inverse paths associated to trees in typesetting process (1.0.4.1).
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This release fixes CAN-2005-0100, which we had a patch for before.
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* A new detection method has been added to repair importer mistakes.
This should prevent crashes on importing documents.
* Lots of improvements again to the Mac OS X port
* Handle all platform supported graphics formats by default in the GTK port
* Improved HTML export, including the handling of Tables of Contents
* Improved WordPerfect import, including support for WordPerfect 3.0-3.5(e)
for Mac documents
* and much more
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tech-pkg@.
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* Only the major of NetBSD's patch was bumped before. Bump the major in
the rest of the patches (ick, this should be reworked), and PKGREVISION.
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-lcurses instead of -ltermlib, and can't use poll(2).
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This is the first 0.9 release - the main editing widget has been rewritten
since the last release (0.7.16). Please download it and try to break things
(and fix them - patches gratefully acepted!).
The new code fixes a long-standing problem where Conglomerate would crash when
loading certain documents. This has now been fixed (we believe), so that
Conglomerate should now be able to load and display any well-formed XML
document. The design is simpler and should enable us to implement more
sophisticated effects in the future (e.g. table editing).
Unfortunately, whilst it's better than it was at loading files, it's now less
stable when it comes to editing them. There are quite a few bugs still present
in the new implementation - for example, "span tags" are invisible if present
in a document loaded off disk (freshly created span tags appear as expected).
This and other bugs can be seen below a tracker bug ( bug # 143769 ); please
file bugs with editing and attach them to this tracker bug.
New Translations:
* Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) (Funda Wang)
Updated Translations:
* Czech (cs) (Miloslav Trmac)
* German (de) (Frank Arnold)
* Greek (el) (Kostas Papadimas)
* Canadian English (en_CA) (Adam Weinberger)
* British English (en_GB) (David Lodge)
* Spanish (es) (Francisco Javier F. Serrador)
* French (fr) (Michèle Garoche)
* Dutch (nl) (Daniel van Eeden)
Enhancements
* Major rewrite of the main editing widget (David Malcolm)
(Nickolay V. Shmyrev)
* Improvements to menu icons and keyboard shortcuts (Alan Horkan)
* Beginnings of work on a table-editing plugin for DocBook
(David Malcolm)
Fixes
* Fixes to i18n framework (Michèle Garoche) (Geert Stappers)
(Marcel Telka)
Fixes to improve stability of basic editing (Nickolay V. Shmyrev)
* Fixed the random document generator to use the correct text
"Lorem ipsum" text from Cicero's "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum",
based on http://lipsum.com/ (David Malcolm)
* Cleaned up to fix bug # 145096 (David Malcolm)
* Fixed simple word-wrapping in new editor widget (I hope) bug # 143994
(David Malcolm)
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Fixes
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- Bug #149988 (Is gedit potfile versioning needed?) [Paolo Maggi]
- Bug #144894 (Ortographic corrector doesn't work in commented
lines) [Paolo Maggi]
- Fixed a crash that happens if you remove automatic spell checker and the
press Shift+F10 [Paolo Maggi]
- Fixed a crash in the time plugin when the format in gconf is not valid
[Paolo Borelli]
- Fixed some mem leaks [Paolo Borelli]
- Backported some speedups from 2.9 [Paolo Borelli]
- Sync to latest libegg [Paolo Borelli]
New and updated translations
============================
- Rhys Jones (cy)
- Artur Flinta (pl)
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Set DIST_SUBDIR, since there were two versions of the abiword-2.2.3
distfile (difference is a "const").
Hi adam!
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Bump BUILDLINK_DEPENDS of pico, and the PKGREVISION of both pico and pine.
To help avoid this problem in the future, add a comment to pico/Makefile,
indicating where the shlib version is maintained and when it should be bumped.
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conflict.
Bump PKGREVISIONs.
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can be removed. (Thanks to reed@ for pointing this out.)
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- need "extern int panicking" from edef.h
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may need to be updated.
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also when updating.
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bin/vi, bin/ex and bin/view. Bump their PKGREVISIONs.
vim-kde is an exception because it currently installs programs with these
names. So, as it's currently marked as vulnerable and as I don't have KDE
installed ATM, I'm marking it as conflicting.
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Additions include:
* Enable-Newmail-in-Xterm-Icon now also sets the title bar text to
indicate new mail
* New feature Enable-Newmail-Short-Text-in-Icon
* New UNIX Pine feature NewMail-FIFO-Path
* New feature NewMail-Window-Width
* Select command may use the pattern from an existing Rule (for
example, an Indexcolor Rule) for its selection criteria
* Beginning of Month and Beginning of Year options in Rules
* Some additional tokens having to do with the current date may be
used in the folder name that is used as a target in a Filter Rule.
For example, you may filter messages to a folder named for the
current month by using the _CURYEAR_ and _CURMONTH_ tokens in the
folder name. The (long) list of all such tokens is here.
* Three additional tokens for use with Keywords may be used in the
Index-Format. They are SUBJKEYINIT, KEY, and KEYINIT (in addition
to the old SUBJKEY).
* Keywords may be displayed in color using Keyword Colors, available
from the Setup/Kolor screen
* The Keyword-Surrounding-Chars option may be used to slightly
modify the display of SUBJKEYINIT and SUBJKEY tokens.
* The Enable-Flag-Screen-Keyword-Shortcut option adds a shortcut
method of setting keywords
* When performing an aggregate reply (or forward), if the Role that
would be selected when replying (or forwarding) to each individual
message in the set is the same for all the messages, then that
role is used just like it would be when replying (or forwarding)
to any one of those messages.
* Delete/No Delete prompt added to Save command so that the source
message may be deleted or not on a Save-by-Save basis
* Status-Message-Delay option now allows reducing the status message
delays Pine sometimes adds
* New feature Save-Partial-Msg-Without-Confirm
* New feature Disable-Take-Fullname-in-Addresses
* New feature Sort-Default-FCC-Alpha
* New feature Sort-Default-Save-Alpha
* For selecting messages by Status, add the possibility of selecting
based on Recent or Unseen status
* Allow Take command to take addresses from html and enriched text
subtypes, as well as from plain text
Bugs that have been addressed in this release include:
* Crash when sending a message with a Role that sets the To header
if the Empty-Header-Message is set to
* Pine hangs in composer after alternate editor or speller is run
and new mail arrives that causes an External Categorizer command
to be executed
* Crash in MESSAGE INDEX when using a threaded sort. The crash is
most common when the sort is Reversed.
* Pine could crash or hang when the window was resized down to 3
lines or fewer while in the composer
* In the Role editor the "To Folders" command for the "Set Fcc"
action did not work
* After running Pine for a long time, it would slow down until
restarted
* Export command in FOLDER LIST did not work with dual-use folders
* When the Send-Without-Confirm option was turned on, flowed text
was not produced and the Fcc-Without-Attachments feature did not
work
* Display bug, folder was not un-highlighted
* When viewing a message from the separate thread index, new mail
arrival could cause Pine to leave the MESSAGE TEXT screen and drop
back to the MESSAGE INDEX screen on its own
* When the UnDelete command was typed in the composer with the
cursor in the middle of a header line, the text was inserted at
the beginning of the line instead of at the location of the cursor
* When some messages from a thread were selected (not including the
top of the thread), the view was Zoomed, and the feature
Slash-Collapses-Entire-Thread was turned on; the collapse command
caused messages to disappear from the view entirely
* Incorrect character conversions were possible when going from
ISO-8859-X to ISO-8859-1
* Quell-Charset-Warning will now also quell the short comment
included in header lines about the charset being different from
yours in addition to quelling the editorial comment at the top of
a message. This is the stuff that looks like "[ISO-8859-2]" in a
header line.
* If the Down Arrow key was held down it caused Pine to do a new
mail check for each repeated character, which caused a delay when
the key was held down by mistake. Changed that so that it does at
most one check per second.
* An unnecessary sort of the folder (causing a delay) was happening
when closing if a filter rule depended on message state
* Mouse in xterm failed when clicking in the folder screen
* Enable-Dot-Folders feature did not allow adding folders with names
beginning with dot
* When replying to a TEXT/ENRICHED message Pine was failing to
filter out the ENRICHED markup
* Crash caused by malformed ISO-2022-JP in header
* Crash when changing Inbox-Path if INBOX was not the current folder
* Adding a collection on a Cyrus server did not work if the folder
already existed (Pine tried to create it and failed)
* Pine gave incorrect messages when deleting dual-use
folders/directories
* Saving an attached message to INBOX from another collection did
not work correctly (it tried to create INBOX in the collection
instead)
* In some circumstances, Pine could announce "No messages expunged
from folder " after an expunge command that actually worked
correctly
* Allow alternate editor to use quoted arguments
* News drop folders weren't using the correct newsrc with
Enable-Multiple-Newsrcs enabled
* Error decoding some 8-bit headers, typically showing up as a
garbage character at the end of a name
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Remove esound-support from options.mk until i find the reason why
libossaudio is not used.
Fix canna-support with a patch from Thomas Klausner. Thanks.
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Bump PKGREVISION due to dependency changes.
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(better) on IRIX
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