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editors/gummi: security update
Revisions pulled up:
- editors/gummi/Makefile 1.36
- editors/gummi/distinfo 1.5
- editors/gummi/patches/patch-configure.ac 1.1
- editors/gummi/patches/patch-src_Makefile.am 1.1
- editors/gummi/patches/patch-src_update.c deleted
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Module Name: pkgsrc
Committed By: bsiegert
Date: Tue Aug 9 18:23:21 UTC 2016
Modified Files:
pkgsrc/editors/gummi: Makefile distinfo
Added Files:
pkgsrc/editors/gummi/patches: patch-configure.ac =
patch-src_Makefile.am
Removed Files:
pkgsrc/editors/gummi/patches: patch-src_update.c
Log Message:
Gummi 0.6.6 "We're still here" (January 27th, 2016):
Bugs fixed:
- Fix using predictable filenames in /tmp (CVE-2015-7758)
- Fix source id warnings during motion runtime
- Fix open-project crash due to missing file chooser title
- Fix synctex for input files with relative paths
- Add descriptive keywords to our desktop entry file
- Improvements to the bibliography detection regex
- Only allow loading tex files through file->open
- Desensitize cut/copy tools when no text is selected
- Various improvements to build system
- Removed deprecated code
To generate a diff of this commit:
cvs rdiff -u -r1.35 -r1.36 pkgsrc/editors/gummi/Makefile
cvs rdiff -u -r1.4 -r1.5 pkgsrc/editors/gummi/distinfo
cvs rdiff -u -r0 -r1.1 pkgsrc/editors/gummi/patches/patch-configure.ac \
pkgsrc/editors/gummi/patches/patch-src_Makefile.am
cvs rdiff -u -r1.2 -r0 pkgsrc/editors/gummi/patches/patch-src_update.c
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Change Log for New E (NE)
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Version 3.02 15-May-12
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1. The icurrent command did not remove the line number from the line it copied.
2. Cutting and pasting did not always remove line numbers, as it is documented
to do.
3. Some additional information has been added to the output from "show
settings".
Version 3.01 02-Mar-12
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1. There were bugs in the table the controls what commands may be obeyed in
read-only mode. For example, the "readonly" command was not allowed, so the
mode could not be turned off. Doh! In addition, the single-character
commands such as # ? etc. were not correctly handled in readonly mode;
neither were bracketed groups nor procedures. Using any of these commands
caused segfaults.
Version 3.00 23-Feb-11
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1. Rather than just fixing an out-by-one bug in eversion.c, I re-designed how
it works. Added the copyright notice to the -help output. Added a lot more
casts for signed/unsigned chars so that it compiles clean with -Wall on today's
compilers (it's been over 5 years since the last release).
2. Renamed configure.in as configure.ac in line with modern practice, and did
some tidying/updating of the configure and make files.
3. Made --help a synonym of -help, and added -v and --version as synonyms of
(the very ancient) -id.
4. Removed the -stream facility, as it seems redundant nowadays.
5. Fixed reference to unset memory in rdargs.c.
6. Removed redundant code for various special (no longer existing) terminal
types, and unused code for the Acorn windowing environment. The only special
terminal type now recognized is xterm. Also removed the unixregexp command,
which used to switch between different regex types, but has been obsolete for
ages.
7. In screen mode, test whether an xterm is set to UTF-8, and adjust output
accordingly. UTF-8 sequences are sent for certain characters whose code points
are greater than 127. Characters that do not occupy exactly one cell on an
xterm display are displayed as the substitute character (defaulting to a
question mark). These include zero-width and double-width characters.
Characters with code points greater than 0xFFFF are also substituted.
8. If -w[idechars] is specified, or the "widechars on" command is obeyed,
recognize valid wide UTF-8 characters in the text being edited, without
modifying the text bytes. A top-bit-set byte that is not part of a valid UTF-8
character is treated as a single-byte character. This affects how data lines
are displayed on the screen and in verification output. You can flip between
modes during an editing session.
9. "Show wordcount" was including line-ending characters in its character
count, contrary to its documentation. Of course, previously it was just a byte
count. It now shows both a byte count and a character count in wide character
mode, in both cases excluding line ending characters. Words are now delimited
by either tabs or spaces (previously it was just spaces). The output is now on
multiple lines.
10. Added new keyboard escapes for inputting Unicode characters, for example,
ESC A ' for aacute. Also recognize ESC U or ESC u followed by up to 5 hex
digits (short-terminated by a non-hex digit or another ESC). This feature
applies only to input in screen mode because in line-by-line mode the commands
are read using standard C input functions.
11. While implementing 8/9/10, several old bugs/infelicities were found and
fixed:
(a) In the code for formatting paragraphs, if the begin/end paragraph
settings did not include indented lines, and some lines of a paragraph
were indented less than earlier lines, characters could sometimes get
scrambled.
(b) Characters deleted by keystroke while in overstrike mode did not get
remembered for recall by "undelete".
(c) Some redundant arguments for certain functions were discovered and
removed (they probably related to code for environments no longer
supported which itself has gone).
(d) If a command line from a .nerc file was recovered by the use of the
"up" key in a screen command line, the final newline was still present,
and displayed as "?".
12. When running in an xterm, NE now recognizes a left-button mouse click in
the window, and moves the cursor appropriately. It also recognizes twiddling
the wheel in a wheel mouse, and for each twiddle scrolls the screen up or down
by an amount that can be set by "set autovmousescroll" (default 1). The current
line is changed only if it would disappear off the screen. The "mouse" command
can be used to turn mouse recognition on and off. Unfortunately, you have to
turn it off if you want to use normal xterm cut-and-paste.
13. NE was maintaining a value in a variable called main_currentlinenumber, but
never actually using it for anything. This must be an historic relic. Removing
it does not seem to have broken anything.
14. When writing a file, NE was not testing for an error on the fclose() call
at the end. Errors can happen here if, for example, the system is buffering the
output and a quota overrun is not detected until fclose().
15. When "show keys" was issued in screen mode, NE was pausing for interaction
more often than actually necessary if the screen or window was relatively deep.
It now notices the available depth.
16. The subchar command now allows for altering the character that is
substituted on screen for undisplayable characters.
Version 2.01 06-Jun-05
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1. Lines whose length was between 32768 and 65535 were ending up with
negative lengths because I was using short int rather than unsigned short
int. They showed up therefore as empty lines, which was pretty disastrous. As
well as inserting "unsigned", I have removed "short", since memory is plentiful
these days. So line lengths can in principle be *really* big.
2. Change from -lcurses to -lncurses in the Makefile.
3. Insert $(DESTDIR) before all the path names for make install.
Version 2.00 01-Mar-04
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This version has had the code refactored in several ways, and the compiling
process has been converted into a conventional "configure, make, make install"
paradigm. Only PCRE regular expressions are supported, and the PCRE library has
to be installed. Only Unix-like systems are now supported. The initialization
now uses .nerc instead of an environment variable. A number of other tidies and
minor interface changes were made. The documentation was re-worked to remove
all the obsolete stuff and to incorporate the changes.
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Upstream CHANGES:
http://bvi.sourceforge.net/new140.html
bvi 1.4.0 - stable release
* Minor fixes
bvi 1.4.0rc2
* Ubuntu bug #252604 fixed
* set scroll fixed
* adding ASCII_DEL 0x7f for backspace
bvi 1.4.0rc
* b B w W commands behave equally now (SF bug #5)
* .bvirc empty line bug fixed (SF bug #6)
* g-command bug fixed (SF bug #7)
* several minor fixes
bvi 1.4.0beta
* ~ - bug fixed (by elo3456)
* debian bug #469704 fixed (bmore)
* debian bug #715687 fixed (bmore)
* red hat bug #925119 fixed
bvi 1.4.0alpha
* Highlighting of search results
* Large File Support added
* Binary representation of current byte in status line added
* command line options renamed for compability with hexdump
* Offset handling fixed (Bug item #3036881)
* noshowmode: fix length of statusline
* bmore: 'b' bug fixed
* ';' bug fixed
* ZZ write bug fixed (ZZ ignores readonly)
* Buffer overflow if terminal > 255 columns fixed
* configure fixed
* ncurses with tinfo fixed
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2016.06.17 - nano 2.6.0 "Rubicon" fixes more than fifty little bugs -- and
some of them not so little. It improves moving about in
the file browser, corrects failings of the internal spell
checker, adds a new feature (comment/uncomment lines, with
default binding M-3), makes some error messages clearer,
shows more of a file when positionlog is used and the cursor
is near the end, displays all error messages at startup if
there are multiple ones, does not misinterpret keystrokes
when typing very fast, is less eager to trim the filename
on narrow terminals, speeds up case-insensitive searches,
and allows to abort re-searches. Among bunches of other
things. It is worth the trouble to upgrade.
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Code::Blocks is a free C++ IDE built to meet the most demanding needs of its
users. It is designed to be very extensible and fully configurable.
Finally, an IDE with all the features you need, having a consistent look, feel
and operation across platforms.
Built around a plugin framework, Code::Blocks can be extended with plugins. Any
kind of functionality can be added by installing/coding a plugin. For instance,
compiling and debugging functionality is already provided by plugins!
Originally packaged in pkgsrc-wip by:
- Ondrej Tuma,
- Joerg Sonnenberg,
- Thomas Klausner,
- Tobias Nygren,
- Mark Davies,
- Blue Rats,
- Aleksej Saushev,
- Aleksej Lebedev,
- K.I.A.Derouiche
and
- myself.
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CodeLite is an open source, free, cross platform IDE for the C/C++ programming
languages which runs on all major Platforms.
Originally packaged in pkgsrc-wip by myself.
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CodeLite is an open source, free, cross platform IDE for the C/C++ programming
languages which runs on all major Platforms.
Originally packaged in pkgsrc-wip by myself.
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SASM (SimpleASM) - simple Open Source crossplatform IDE for NASM, MASM, GAS,
FASM assembly languages.
SASM has syntax highlighting and debugger.
The program works out of the box and is great for beginners to learn assembly
language.
SASM is translated into Russian and English.
Originally packaged in pkgsrc-wip by myself.
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============
gedit 3.20.2
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- Misc bugfixes
- Translation updates
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pluma is a small and lightweight UTF-8 text editor for the MATE
environment. Based on gedit, the text editor for the GNOME2 environment.
pluma is part of MATE and uses the latest GTK+ and MATE libraries.
Complete MATE integration is featured, with support for Drag and Drop (DnD)
from Caja (the MATE file manager), the use of the MATE help system,
the MATE Virtual File System and the MATE print framework.
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From anon.
Fixes PR 51090.
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* Fix MASTER_SITES to github
* Fix dependences
Changelog:
Version 1.8.7
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- Added Copy From Singular operation and Next/Prev Plural Form navigation shortcuts.
- Translation errors are now properly translated.
- Fixed default Turkish plural form.
- Fixed a bug where a perfect match wouldn't be found in the TM in some rare cases.
- Updated bundled gettext to 0.19.7 (added appdata.xml and ITS support).
- Assorted bugfixes.
Version 1.8.6
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- Fix properties window on OS X 10.9 and older.
- Fix visual flicker when quickly scrolling through a file with arrow keys.
- [OS X] Fix rare exception when pasting text.
- Fix file width autodetection when long comments were present.
- Disable Find next/prev menu items properly.
Version 1.8.5
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- Improved setting and handling of source paths.
- Implement gzip support in Crowdin API client.
- Assorted fixes.
Version 1.8.4
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- Fixed bug in handling POTs with plural forms introduced in 1.8.3.
Version 1.8.3
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- Fixed Last-Translator error when creating a new translation from existing POT.
- Fixed bogus "Sources not available" error for single files setups.
- Fixed TM error reporting to prevent rendering the entire UI mostly unusable.
Version 1.8.2
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- text editor now ensures that trailing newlines are present only if they also
exist in the source text
- fix HTML export error on Windows
- automatically fix some bad paths settings in PO files
- improved source language detection
- fix incorrect timezone of PO-Revision-Date in some cases
- use the user's default browser for Crowdin authentication on all platforms
(wxWebView no longer required as a dependency when building on Linux)
Version 1.8.1
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- fix TM-related crash under heavy concurrency
- [OS X] fix crash when a concurrent task throws
Version 1.8
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- integration with the Crowdin localization management platform
- search & replace
- support for directly handling POT files
- improved interface for configuring source code paths
- Poedit now automatically fixes certain broken files produced by certain
broken tools (e.g. WPML)
- modernized HTML export
- [OS X] Quick Look preview
- support for non-English source languages (auto-detected)
- [Windows] opening multiple Poedit windows now works correctly
Version 1.7.7
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- strip whitespace in extractor definitions resulting from copy & paste
Version 1.7.6
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- fix handling of multiple displays
- [Windows] fix "file couldn't be formatted nicely" problems with files in
directories with (some) Unicode names
Version 1.7.5
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- fix scrolling to the top when saving a file; focus should be preserved now
- fix disabling of extractors in preferences (oops)
- [Windows, OS X] improve resilience of the TM to power loss
Version 1.7.4
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- size of the bottom editing part is now remembered correctly again
- [GTK+] fix broken Edit->Copy/Cut/Paste
- [OS X] fix stray BOM marks appearing on suggestions in some cases
- [OS X] fix Brazilian Portuguese localization not being used
- [OS X] fix sandbox permission window with unusual source paths setting
- [Windows] HiDPI support
Version 1.7.3
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- it is now possible to disable unwanted extractors in preferences
- source paths in catalog properties can now include individual files
- exclusion paths in catalog properties can now use wildcards
(e.g. *.js, now default for WordPress)
- "Consult TM when updating from sources" now includes only "good" matches
(with at least 75% score)
- fix losing of the editing position when saving a file
- fix Preferences layout in Japanese and Chinese translations
- Windows: fix custom font setting after using a suggestion or copying from
source text
(there was no version 1.7.2)
Version 1.7.1
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- fix menu shortcuts problem in Polish localization
Version 1.7
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- reworked preferences
- support for extraction from JavaScript (and more) sources
- suggestions and other relevant information (comments etc.) are now much
easier to access in a unified sidebar
- syntax highlighting of special characters in translations
- added Group by Context sorting option
- implemented multiple selection
- formatting of PO files can now be customized
- added support for msgmerge --no-fuzzy-matching
Version 1.6.10
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- multiple fixes to parsing of the Language header
- fix handling of broken POTs with duplicate headers
- improved robustness of the Lucene TM database
- misc small fixes
- translations updates and fixes
Version 1.6.9
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- fixes to handling of RTL translations
- fix editing-related crashes under wxGTK
- translations updates
Version 1.6.8
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- fix parsing of obsolete entries in PO files
- improved spellchecker handling on OS X and Windows
- misc fixes
- translations updates
Version 1.6.7
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- better handle "fatal" (but not really) msgfmt errors
- OS X: fix OS X 10.7 compatibility
- OS X/Win: update bundled Gettext to 0.19.2
- translations updates
Version 1.6.6
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- added exclusion paths support to updating from sources
- spellchecking is now supported on Windows 8+
- STL version of wxWidgets is no longer required to build on Unix
- update Windows and OS X builds to GNU gettext 0.19
- misc fixes
- translations updates
Version 1.6.5
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- assorted small bugfixes
Version 1.6.4
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- translation memory tuning
- Unix: restore compatibility with GTK+ 2
- misc fixes
- minor UI improvements (better wording etc.)
- OS X: misc fixes for Mavericks compatibility
- OS X/Win: update bundled Gettext to 0.18.3.2
- translations updates
Version 1.6.3
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- fix invocation of external parser tools that need PATH
- Unix: use XDG_CONFIG_HOME for dotfile location
- OS X: fix conflict with Smart Quotes on Mavericks
- translations updates
Version 1.6.2
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- fix TM failures with non-ASCII paths on Windows
- add support for Zend Framework's .phtml
- and support for WordPress' translators: comments
- translations updates
Version 1.6.1
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- fixes to TM migration code
- OS X: fixes for Retina displays
Version 1.6
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- improved languages handling (entering, sorting, plural forms expressions)
- completely new translation memory implementation
- assorted UI improvements
- better build systems on OS X and Windows
- OS X: minimum required version is 10.7; PPC builds are no longer supported
Version 1.5.7
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- fix incorrect --add-comments flag introduced in 1.5.6
Version 1.5.6
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- fix several problems with the file viewer: better lookup of files,
fix display of UTF-8 files, better detection of DOS-style paths
- fix Find window's text field focus on OS X
- add --add-comments=TRANSLATORS to xgettext call in default parsers
- fix parsing of obsolete entries to recognize "#~|"
- fix incorrect update stats when using msg contexts
- translations updates
Version 1.5.5
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- fix crash when auto-updating translations with some TMs
- fix file corruption when the catalog's charset was set to one that
couldn't represent all of the text
- translations updates
Version 1.5.4
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- fix display of source code (#472)
- fix bug when saving file fails on permissions (#491)
- fix Unix makefiles to install all icons (#493)
- translations updates
Version 1.5.3
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- fixes to parsing of msgfmt errors
- misc UI fixes
- OS X: fixed crash when closing a document and opening another
- fixed compatibility with OS X 10.5 Leopard
- fixed problems with TM migration after upgrade
- reverted removal of line numbers in 1.5.2
- reverted: the default is to compile MO files on save again
- translations updates
Version 1.5.2
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- fixed crash when clearing the translation (#428, #468)
- removed no longer needed line numbers from the UI
- OS X: improved attention bar looks
- translations updates
Version 1.5.1
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- Windows: fix missing libstdc++-6.dll
- updated several translations
Version 1.5
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- show translation errors inline with the entries they relate to, instead of a
confusing errors log when saving
- implement full support for message contexts
- replaced popups when Poedit is started for the first time with
unobtrusive Firefox-style notifications
- selecting suggested translation from right-click popup menu now
correctly removes fuzzy flag from the translation
- warn the user if Plural-Forms header is inconsistent with the number
of plural translations in the catalog or if has syntax errors
- correctly deduce catalog's language from filenames in the form of
foo.LANG.po, as used by several large Open Source projects (#267)
- Boost library is now required when compiling from sources
- fixed the Find window so that it can be closed using the Esc key (#187)
- positions of translation fields are now remembered correctly when
Poedit window is maximized (#194)
- added Edit->Clear translation command (Marcin Floryan)
- removed View->Fullscreen view, it doesn't make sense in this kind of app
- better application and document icons
- removed the "Shaded translations list" option, it's now always enabled
- misc minor UI improvements
- fixed possible transaction memory database corruption (#337, #352)
- added instructions on how to install additional spellchecker dictionaries
- added sorting by different criteria (#256, #239)
- improved source files viewer (#346)
- included outdated documentation was replaced with online wiki docs (#343)
- more keyboard navigation shortcuts
- saving PO files no longer reformats source code references (#323);
moreover, they are always formatted according to the default style
used by GNU gettext tools (#348)
- don't restore remembered window positions if they are outside currently
available screens (#318)
- changed Alt+ shortcuts to non-conflicting Ctrl+ ones: "Copy From Source
Text" now uses Ctrl+B and "Translation Is Fuzzy" Ctrl+U
- various UI improvements
- added more translations:
Bosnian translation (Kenan Dervisevic)
Tajik (Victor Ibragimov)
Kurdish Sorani (Asos Ap)
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2015-03-24 Vin Shelton <acs@xemacs.org>
* XEmacs 21.4.24 is released
2015-02-23 Vin Shelton <acs@xemacs.org>
* configure.in: Add LIBOSSAUDIO as appropriate. Patch from netbsd
via Hauke Fath.
* configure: Rebuild.
2015-02-15 Vin Shelton <acs@xemacs.org>
* configure.in: Additional netbsd platform definitions.
* configure: Rebuild.
I have used the opportunity for a bit of spring cleaning:
o remove build restrictions for powerpc and mips (hacks.mk, Makefile)
o drop the inactive X11 toolkit options - they were never used, and
upstream does not support them for 21.4, anyway (options.mk)
o add comments to patch files
o upstream converted the texinfo files to v5 format. Patch the offenders
to be v4 compatible
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- Use a menubar only if gtk-shell-shows-menubar is set to true
- Spell plugin: adapt code for gspell API changes
- Save window size properly
- CSS updates
- AppData: add project_group and translation tags
- Rename to "Text Editor" in the .desktop file
- Use traditional menubar layout on XFCE, Unity, etc
- require the latest gspell for the spell plugin
- New Windows WiX installer
- CSS updates to track GTK+ changes
- Ship our own app icon
- Add shortcuts window
- Adapt code for gspell API changes
- Rename GeditViewHolder -> GeditViewCentering
- CloseConfirmationDialog: subclass GtkMessageDialog
- CSS updates to track GTK+ changes
- Change default document title to "Untitled Document"
- Port the spell plugin to gspell
- Make the Replace dialog resizable
- Fix close confirmation dialog regression introduced in 3.17.92
- Spell checking: fix performance problem and re-organize the code
- Move minimap settings in the preferences dialog
- CSS improvements
- Add a snippet generating RPM SPEC %changelog line
- gtk-mac-integration support fix
- Add a menu to toggle the source map
- Fix print margins
- Fix the --wait options when passing a list of files
- Improve the Encodings dialog
- Add setting to display a grid pattern
- Misc bugfixes
- Translation updates
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Changelog:
This Sigil-0.9.5 release is a quick follow-up bug fix release to primarily address some regressions that had snuck into the code over the past two releases.
Bug Fixes
* Fix regression when ImportHTML in gathering HTML based DC. metadata
* Fix regression - remove incorrect use of opf:scheme from dc:creator and dc:contributor under epub2
* Fix regression - the guide reference tag is always a void tag
* Fix issues with hunspell spell checking under Windows when non-ascii paths to dictionaries
* Fix issues with overridding the prefs directory on Windows with non-ascii paths
* Fix broken manual "Check" button on W3C stylesheet validation's generated html form.
* Fix media-type recognition for .m4a and .m4v file extenstions in main Sigil and plugin code
* Treat ruby and rt as inline tags when pretty-printing in Sigils and for plugins
Even our one new feature fixes a bug in which CSS version is sued to validate CSS under epub3.
New Feature
* Allow user to choose what level of CSS gets used in the "Validate Stylesheets
With W3C" tool via user preference (General).
Be aware that Sigil-0.9.5 still enforces the need for epub3 to have and support an NCX so that it generates as backward a compatible epub as possible. This may be relaxed in future releases.
Sigil-0.9.5 like its predecessors passed all of the following tests for epub3 support: iframe, img, audio, video , mathml, svg (except for svg support in the spine), javascript, and of course recognizing and allowing html5 specific tags like section, and etc. Sigil-0.9.5 also supports javascript based local-storage and display of embedded pdfs.
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for GCC5.3 on NetBSD/amd64 7.99.26
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