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Fix deadman alarm
Update to use state and type of boundary for AIS guard zones
Reorder boundary alarm dialog to make it simpler
Add time to AIS incursion message
Add Properties dialog box
Add new information handling in AIS message
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Implement Parallel Index Lines (PILs)
Use an EBL to generate a perpendicular index line
Allow Ctrl-Left Mouse click to select multiple boundaries. Right click
then allows Merge with keep and Merge with delete
Add ability to move boundaries and point using left click and drag. Ability
is set in general properties of plugin
Add ability to constrain boundary movement
Add ability to move a single boundary segment
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Migrate to opencpn 4.6.x API
support signalK
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As a successor to OpenCPN version 4.4, OpenCPN Version 4.6 contains several
new features and enhanced functions. Among them are:
Substantial functional improvements and performance increases related to
ENC vector charts.
User selectable InlandECS mode for increased safety and convenience while
navigating inland waters.
Expanded User Manual bundled with Release download.
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mirror.
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The basic issue is that gpsd does not build with NetBSD curses because
it uses syncok. Previously, I set CURSES_DEFAULT, which is incorrect
because it is a user-settable variable.
Include syncok in USE_CURSES (which doesn't has any effect because it
isn't yet supported in curses.builtin.mk). Also include getsyx, which
gpsd doesn't use, but which will prevent NetBSD curses from being
selected. The getsyx line can be removed when there is syncok
support.
Also restore FAKE_NCURSES, because gpsd doesn't look for curses, only
ncurses (not yet filed upstream).
Thanks to Joerg for pointing out my error and to Roy for the specific
fix suggestion.
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The last commit used the curses framework, and allowed NetBSD base
system curses to be used. However, several programs in gpsd use
syncok, which NetBSD 7's curses doesn't have. Resolve this by asking
for ncurses.
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Upstream changes:
1.0.3: (doi: 10.5281/zenodo.165134)
- obspy.core:
* properly pass through kwargs specified for Trace.plot() down to the
low-level plotting routines (e.g. events were not shown properly in
dayplot of a trace, see #1566)
* properly pass through kwargs from Stream.detrend() to Trace.detrend()
(see #1607)
* Correctly splitting masked arrays in Trace objects for a couple of corner
cases (see #1650, #1653).
- obspy.core.event.source:
* Fix `farfield` if input `points` is a 2D array. (see #1499, #1553)
- obspy.clients.earthworm:
* Better end of stream detection. (see #1605)
* More efficient unpacking of server response. (see #1680)
- obspy.clients.neic:
* Better end of stream detection. (see #1563)
- obspy.clients.seedlink:
* Better end of stream detection. (see #1605)
- obspy.clients.seishub:
* Fix wrong kwargs `first_pick` and `last_pick` in
`Client.event.get_list()`. (see #1661)
- obspy.io.mseed:
* ObsPy can now also read (Mini)SEED files with noise records. (see #1495)
* ObsPy can now read records with a data-offset of zero. (see #1509, #1525)
* ObsPy can now read MiniSEED files with micro-second wrap arounds.
(see #1531)
* ObsPy can now read MiniSEED files with no blockette 1000. (see #1544)
* ObsPy now always writes Blockette 100 if sampling rate accuracy is
otherwise lost. (see #1550)
* obspy.io.mseed.util.set_flags_in_fixed_header() now works with Python 3
and also for files with Blockette 100 (see #1648).
- obspy.io.quakeml:
* write StationMagnitude.residual even when it is zero (see #1625)
* read & write Event.region
- obspy.io.sac:
* `SACTrace.lpspol` and `lcalda` are `True` and `False` by default, when
created via `SACTrace.from_obspy_trace` with a `Trace` that has no SAC
inheritance. (see #1507)
* Reference time not written to SAC file when made from scratch
(see #1575)
- obspy.io.sh:
* Fix writing of long headers for python3
* Whitespace in header fields is not ignored anymore (see #1552)
- obspy.io.stationxml:
* Datetime fields are written with microseconds to StationXML if
microseconds are present. (see #1511)
- obspy.io.zmap:
* Use first origin/magnitude when writing to zmap if no origin/magnitude is
set as preferred. (see #1569)
* Parse origin time seconds as a float to avoid losing accuracy (see #1573)
- obspy.signal:
* PPSD: fix warning message on Python 3 that gets shown when waveforms and
metadata mismatch (see #1506)
- obspy.taup:
* Allow for more than 10 phases with identical names (can happen for certain
custom models, see #1593).
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1.3.4 (2017-02-11)
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- Remove runtime dependency on setuptools
- https://github.com/frewsxcv/python-geojson/pull/90
1.3.3 (2016-07-21)
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- Add validate parameter to GeoJSON constructors
- https://github.com/frewsxcv/python-geojson/pull/78
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revision.
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Changelog:
1. What's new in Version 2.18 'Las Palmas'?
===========================================
This release has following new features:
- Symbology: Color picker is now embedded in layer style panel
- Labelling: Substitution list support for labeling
- Labelling: Improved line label placement algorithm
- Labelling: Label polygons using curved labels along perimeter
- Data Management: Add flag to only copy selected features
- Forms and Widgets: Allow controlling labels for individual edit widgets
- Forms and Widgets: Conditional visibility for tabs and group boxes
- Forms and Widgets: Client side default field values
- Map Composer: True North Arrows
- Processing: Point on surface algorithm added
- Processing: New algorithm for geometry boundary
- Processing: New algorithm for calculating feature bounding box
- Processing: Processing dissolve algorithm accepts multiple fields
- Processing: Optimised processing clip algorithm
- Processing: New algorithm for merging connected lines
- General: Automatic links in identify results
- General: Mouse wheel over color dialog sliders
- General: Add custom color schemes to color button drop down menu
- Data Providers: Preview for WMTS + added XYZ tile layers
- QGIS Server: Possibility to segmentize feature info geometry in server
- Plugins: DB Manager: Add the ability to update SQL Layer
- Programmability: New expression functions
- Programmability: Expose GEOS linear referencing function to QgsGeometry
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Expand on the "is using the geos C++ interface a bug" controversy.
Add osm2pgsql as a geos-C++-using package, and link to the issue where
osm2pgsql says they intend to stop depending on geos.
(Comment-only change; no PKGREVISION++.)
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Based on discussions with upstream, it is recommended but not
required. gpsbabel requires qt4 now and is about to require qt5,
which makes it very large.
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MASTER_SITES= site1 \
site2
style continuation lines to be simple repeated
MASTER_SITES+= site1
MASTER_SITES+= site2
lines. As previewed on tech-pkg. With thanks to rillig for fixing pkglint
accordingly.
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- Added unit test for floating point error with code "40822.schol".
- Added locale support.
- Added many languages.
- Hardened unit tests.
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Upstream changes for 2.0.0 follow. (2.0.[123] are bugfixes)
* New GDAL drivers:
- BPG: read-only driver for Better Portable Graphics format (experimental, no build support)
- GPKG: read/write/update capabilities in the unified raster/vector driver
- KEA: read/write driver for KEA format
- PLMosaic: read-only driver for Planet Labs Mosaics API
- ROI_PAC: read/write driver for image formats of JPL's ROI_PAC project (#5776)
- VICAR: read-only driver for VICAR format
* New OGR drivers:
- Cloudant: read/write driver for Cloudant service
- CSW: read-only driver for OGC CSW (Catalog Service for the Web) protocol
- JML: read/write driver for OpenJUMP .jml format
- PLScenes: read-only driver for Planet Labs Scenes API
- Selaphin: read/write driver for the Selaphin/Seraphin format (#5442)
* Significantly improved drivers: CSV, GPKG, GTiff, JP2OpenJPEG, MapInfo file, PG, SQLite
* RFC 31: OGR 64bit Integer Fields and FIDs (trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc31_ogr_64)
In OGR core, OGR SQL, Shapefile, PG, PGDump, GeoJSON, CSV, GPKG, SQLite, MySQL,
OCI, MEM, VRT, JML, GML, WFS, CartoDB, XLSX, ODS, MSSQLSpatial, OSM, LIBKML, MITAB
* RFC 46: GDAL/OGR unification ( http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc46_gdal_ogr_unification)
- GDAL and OGR PDF drivers are unified into a single one
- GDAL and OGR PCIDSK drivers are unified into a single one
* RFC 49: Add support for curve geometries (http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc49_curve_geometries)
In OGR core, and GML, NAS, PostgreSQL, PGDUMP, GPKG, SQLite, VFK, VRT, Interlis drivers
* RFC 50: Add support for OGR field subtypes (http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc50_ogr_field_subtype)
In OGR core, OGR SQL, swig bindings, CSV, FileGDB, GeoJSON, GML, GPKG, OpenFileGDB, PG, PGDump, SQLite, VRT
* RFC 51: RasterIO() improvements : resampling and progress callback (http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc51_rasterio_resampling_progress)
* RFC 52: Stricter SQL quoting (http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc52_strict_sql_quoting)
* RFC 53: OGR not-null constraints and default values (http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc53_ogr_notnull_default)
In OGR core, OGR SQL, PG, PGDump, CartoDB, GPKG, SQLite, MySQL, OCI, VRT, GML, WFS, FileGDB, OpenFileGDB and MSSQLSpatial
* RFC 54: Dataset transactions (https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc54_dataset_transactions)
In PG, GPKG, SQLite, FileGDB and MSSQLSpatial
* RFC 55: refined SetFeature() and DeleteFeature() semantics.
In GPKG, Shape, MySQL, OCI, SQLite, FileGDB, PG, CartoDB, MITAB and MSSQL
* RFC 56: OFTTime/OFTDateTime millisecond accuracy ( https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc56_millisecond_precision )
* RFC 57: 64bit histogram bucket count ( https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc57_histogram_64bit_count )
* Upgrade to EPSG v8.5 database
* Fix locale related issues when formatting or reading floating point numbers (#5731)
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Upstream changes: bug fixes.
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that I submitted upstream. Fix variable expansion in trytond's MESSAGE.
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Upstream changes:
1.14 Sun Sep 18 2016
1. Avoid "use parent" in t/11-subclass.t since "parent" was not supported
before 5.8.9.
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Upstream no longer builds documentation by default. Don't enable it,
because then the build fails because it assumes mapnik is present.
Note that C++11 is now required by upstream, at least if mapnik is
included. For now, just add C++ to languages.
Add patch to remediate new bashisms.
Viking 1.6.2 (2015-12-21)
Bug Fix Release
* Don't remove project name if one decides not to delete all layers.
* Fix routes not saved in GPX when tracks are made invisible.
* SF Bugs#103: Fix TrackWaypoint layer items may not be displayed when pasted
* Enable Catalan and Turkish translations.
* Restore opening of JPG files.
* SF Bugs#127: Fix initial display of Waypoint sort order.
* Fix map layer widget sensitivity dependent on map type.
Viking 1.6.1 (2015-11-24)
Bug Fix Release + updated translations
* Several fixes and many code improvements from Coverity scans
* Fix heap-buffer-overflows
* Mapnik3 support.
** C++ standard required is now C++11
* Reactivate building of the reference documentation
* SF Bugs#126: Fix crash in gdk_rgb_convert_0888 due to using deallocated memory.
* SF Bugs#121: Fix crash when invalidating previously acquired tiles.
* SF Bugs#123: Fix bzip2 decompression on Windows.
* SF Bugs#122: Fix memory cache confusion with multiple "On Disk OSM Tile Format" maps
* SF Bugs#120: Fix Track drawing bug across the 180th Meridian.
* Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 1210403: Only download and process one Bing attribution list.
* Fix Geocaches acquiring with latest geo-* software
* Import latest Launchpad translation updates
* Many other small fixes - see the ChangeLog for the full details.
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Many of these definitely do not depend on readline.
So there must be a different underlying problem, and that
should be tracked down instead of papering over it.
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new packages. Most of which are the remaining modules of the Tryton
platform which weren't packaged. The others are dependencies of the new
modules. This was tested on FreeBSD and is based in large part on Richard
Palo's (richard@) work. This is the most recent release of the Tryton
platform, version 4.2. There's a very large list of changes from the 3.8
series we have in pkgsrc. If you're interested, those functional changes
can be found here:
http://www.tryton.org/posts/new-tryton-release-42.html
http://www.tryton.org/posts/new-tryton-release-40.html
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Solves:
/usr/libexec/binutils225/elf/ld.gold: error: cannot find -lreadline
The missing specification is obvious on DragonFly because there's
no publically accessible version of readline in base.
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2.5.1
- Updated unit test to compile with plain C and added some test cases.
2.5.0
- Added support for getting territory names in English and local
alphabets.
- Added much improved unit test scripts to run gprof, valgrind,
the CLang address sanitize and compare the output of the new library
with and older version.
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* proj_def.dat was missing from source distribution see
https://github.com/OSGeo/proj.4/issues/274 for more detail
* Update Geodesic library from GeographicLib
* Remove setlocale() use in pj_init_ctx()
* Renamed PVALUE in pj_param.c to prevent clash with Windows
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This is needed because gdal abuses geos by using the C++ API,
contrarary to geos recommendations, and because geos upstream thinks
that the C++ ABI is intrinsicially unstable and therefore changes the
shlib version every release.
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Changes in 2.4.0
- Added scripts for Korean (Choson'gul / Hangul), Burmese, Khmer,
Sinhalese, Thaana (Maldivan), Chinese (Zhuyin, Bopomofo), Tifinagh
(Berber), Tamil, Amharic, Telugu, Odia, Kannada, Gujarati.
- Renamed constants to more correct terms (Malay to Malayalam, Hindi to
Devanagari).
- Added getAlphabetsForTerritory(t), returning the most commonly used
alphabets for territory t.
- Improved some characters for Arabic and Devanagari.
- Fixed Bengali to also support Assamese.
- Improved readability of implementation.
- Added conditional define option for unittest: NO_POSIX_THREADS. Add
-DNO_POSIX_THREADS to your compiler command-line to not use
pthreads.h, for example, on MSVC platforms.
- Added conditional define option library: NO_FAST_ENCODE. Add
-DNO_FAST_ENCODE to your compiler command-line to not use the fast
encoding (default is to use fast encoding). Using fast encoding speeds
up de encoding by a factor of 2. For normal use, there is no reason not
to use fast encoding.
- Added parseMapcodeString to get individual mapcode elements, like the
territory code, the 'proper' mapcode (without the territory and
precision extension) and the precision extension parsed from a (user)
input string.
- Additional bug fixes.
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Upstream changes are bugfixes:
- Fix CMake configuration to allow build from released sources
package (#753)
- Fix memory leaks in single-sided buffers (#747), PlanarGraph and
tests
- Fix GeometryEditor to correctly update factory of empty geometries
(#749)
- Fix snapping of last segment of a closed linestring (#758)
- Fix memory exhaustion case in isvalid (#757)
- Fix Windows build with Visual Studio 2008 (#766)
- Fix incorrect return from prepared multipoint intersects (#764)
- Fix build against GCC 3.5.0+ (#784)
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Based on a PR by Aleksej Lebedev.
A mapcode represents a location. Every location on Earth can be
represented by a mapcode. Mapcodes were designed to be short,
easy to recognise, remember and communicate. They are precise
to a few meters, which is good enough for every-day use.
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There are more recent sources but they don't work with the stable version
of opencpn.
This plugin Shows the OpenCPN streams from GPS and AIS ports that propagate
through the plugin interface, NMEA Events and messages flowing
through the plugin API.
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