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bug on netbsd-*-alpha is not needed anymore. Fixes PR 31387.
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SUBDIR entry in the category Makefile to follow suit.
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running doxygen. Instead, let fontconfig find PostScript fonts.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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(This packages 2.1.1.)
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Miscellaneous fixes and minor improvements removed from Changes
extract below:
Nov. 18/05 - Version 5.77 (production release)
- Allow integer tag values to be specified in hex (with leading '0x')
Nov. 16/05 - Version 5.76
- Tolerate extra null padding at end of TIFF images (as written by Photoshop
CS) when rewriting TIFF images
Nov. 14/05 - Version 5.74
- Added read support for DICOM (DCM, DC3, DIC, DICM) and ACR-NEMA (ACR)
medical image files
- Decode a lot more Nikon Capture information and add write ability
- Updated Nikon makernote decoding for D200 and new AF-S Nikkor 18-200 lens
(thanks Werner Kober)
- Added a number of new Canon LensType's (thanks Volker Gering)
- Recognize file types even if they have the wrong extension
Nov. 7/05 - Version 5.73
- Added ability to shift date/time tag values
- Extract Red/BlueBalance tags for Nikon D2Hs, D50 and D2X
- Decode Nikon Capture Data to extract IPTC information and Rotation
- Added a new Olympus LensType (thanks Michael Meissner)
Oct. 28/05 - Version 5.72
- Added ability to create XMP data files. This is more significant than it
sounds: The -o option may now be used to generate XMP files from
information in any other format, or even to create an XMP file from nothing
more than tags defined on the command line.
- Fixed problem rewriting maker notes of some Pentax cameras
- API Changes:
- Added CanWrite() and CanCreate() functions
- Allow WriteInfo() source file to be undefined to create new file
- Allow WriteInfo() output file to be undefined to edit file in place
- Added extra argument to WriteInfo() to specify output file type
Oct. 24/05 - Version 5.71
- Added ability to read/write .XMP data files
- Added -listf option to print list of recognized file types
- Changed "-group#" option to "-listg#" (but still support old -group#)
- Moved Kodak APP3 "Meta" tags from EXIF to a new Kodak "Meta" group
Oct. 23/05 - Version 5.70
- Significant internal changes to improve speed and reduce memory useage
- Fixed a bug introduced in version 5.63 which caused incorrect XMP GPS
coordinates to be returned
- Changed handling of Kodak date records
- API Changes:
- Added ability to access original 'Raw' values via GetValue()
- GetValue() now returns empty array in list context if value is undefined
- Values are now converted as they are requested, so the PrintConv option
now applies to GetInfo() and GetValue() instead of ExtractInfo()
Oct. 19/05 - Version 5.69
- API Changes:
- Changed handling of floating point numbers to tolerate locales where a
comma is used instead of a decimal point
Oct. 17/05 - Version 5.68
- Added support for reading Sigma RAW (X3F) images
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(we can build one povray for multiple CPUs)
* Do not fix povray.ini, which is gone
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Binaries created by --enable-extras are no longer included in the
package, per the upstream author's guidance.
13/11/2005 - UFRaw-0.6 released, based on DCRaw v7.84.
* Enabled AHD (Adaptive Homogeneity-Directed) interpolation.
* Added base curve, which simulates Nikon tone curve behavior.
(The old correction curve is still there.)
* Automatically apply the embedded custom curve only if the camera
was setup to use this curve.
* Support the D1X rectangular pixels.
* Fix EXIF support with libtiff 3.7.4.
* Some bug fixes.
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BUILDLINK_DEPMETHOD.qt3-tools= build
after checking that none of the executables depend on the libs in
qt3-tools.
PKGREVISION++
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XXX may only be needed at build, not run time.
PKGREVISION++
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tiff package.
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Summary of changes from CHANGES.xfig:
Patchlevel 5-alpha5 (April, 26, 2004):
NEW FEATURES:
o Added note to README and FAQ html file:
If the Xaw or Xaw3d Athena widget sets are compiled with the
ARROW_SCROLLBAR style of scrollbars, there is no StartScroll action
and you won't be able to scroll using the wheel on the mouse.
If you want to be able to scroll using the wheel, you must recompile
the Xaw library from sources, disabling the ARROW_SCROLLBAR option.
o Astrological symbols for planets in Miscellaneous/Astrology by Andrew Collier
o Added key bindings to text dialogs to be more like modern systems (the
Athena Widget Set that xfig uses is very old):
Home: beginning-of-line
End: end-of-line
Del: delete-character-right
o Added *.jpeg* to picture browse options
o New libraries for electronics from Fabio González in
Libraries/Electronics/Schematic/More
BUGS FIXED:
o typo in latex_and_xfig.html and LATEX_AND_XFIG files. Text should be:
\convertMPtoPDF{foo.0}{1}{1}
It was missing parameters {1}{1}
o -correct_font_size missing from -help option list and man pages
o -help and -version didn't work unless they were first in the options
o -O option wasn't passed to fig2dev for overlapping pages in multiple
page mode for PostScript export
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Patchlevel 5-alpha4 (Feb, 19, 2004):
Note: There is a minor change to the copyright/permission notice for xfig.
Basically, I have restored the part that allows one to sell xfig
regardless of whether it is bundled as part of a package or not.
This is identical to the original copyright/permission notice for
xfig, which was based on the MIT (then later, the X Consortium)
copyright notice.
Here is the new notice (different files have different author
copyrights at the top):
> FIG : Facility for Interactive Generation of figures
> Copyright (c) 1985-1988 by Supoj Sutanthavibul
> Parts Copyright (c) 1989-2002 by Brian V. Smith
> Parts Copyright (c) 1991 by Paul King
> Any party obtaining a copy of these files is granted, free of charge, a
> full and unrestricted irrevocable, world-wide, paid up, royalty-free,
> nonexclusive right and license to deal in this software and documentation
> files (the "Software"), including without limitation the rights to use,
> copy, modify, merge, publish distribute, sublicense and/or sell copies of
> the Software, and to permit persons who receive copies from any such
> party to do so, with the only requirement being that the above copyright
> and this permission notice remain intact.
NEW FEATURES:
o Introduction.html and installation.html updated to include Macintosh
port of xfig
o Button to collapse depths of a compound object (make all same depth)
in popup object editor
o Grid changed from dotted line to light red solid line
o Candle in Libraries/Miscellaneous by Dr. Lyman Hazelton
o Right-click on depth checkbox sets current depth in indicator panel
to that depth
o Library of symbols used when diagramming folding instructions to make
origami models and example contributed by Marc Vigo
o Can adjust width and height directly in popup editor for picture
objects
o Support for David Hawkey's Xaw3D version 1.5E
(http://www.visi.com/~hawkeyd/xaw3d.html)
BUGS FIXED:
o When loading a library object, if it contained only a compound and
nothing else, when xfig promoted that compound to the toplevel the
main comment was lost
o Incorrect header files used for SmeBSB resulted in either segfault or
none of the command panel entries being underlined
o Drawing very large splines (e.g. at zoom = 0.01) caused integer
roundoff errors, making xfig loop indefinitely
o Bug where a line that had a zero width or length arrowhead was not
redrawn after being moved, copied, canvas redraw, etc.
o The page border and axis lines would obscure Fig objects when moving,
copying etc. other objects on the canvas.
o In the popup picture editor, if the relative position of the corners
of the picture were changed, the rotation field was not updated
(this bug was in 3.2.5-alpha3 only)
o line, arc, ellipse length tool was reporting 0 length
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Patchlevel 5-alpha3 (Dec, 9, 2003):
NOTE:
o URL for information about the color optimization code (written by
Anthony Dekker) has changed to:
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dekker/NEUQUANT.HTML
NEW FEATURES:
o -autorefresh command-line option (resource: Fig.autorefresh) which
will make xfig look at the timestamp on the .fig file and
automatically load it and display it everytime it changes.
o Removed requirement to compile with WHEELMOUSE when using wheelmouse
o New tower computers (Libraries/Computers/AOpenKF45E.fig and
AOpenKF45E.fig from Dirko van Schalkwyk)
o New 10/100 8port hub (Libraries/Networks/3Com3C16750.fig also from
Dirko van Schalkwyk)
o When placing library objects, the name and comments are displayed in
message window
o New flags (Libraries/Flags): Africa/Eritrea, Africa/Zimbabwe,
Asia/Myanmar, Asia/Tajikstan, Asia/Kyrgystan, Europe/Croatia
o non-polar capacitor added to Libraries/Electronic/Schematic
o Mouse wheel can be used to scroll through filename lists in File and
Export panels and icons or object lists in Library panel
o Thickness of ticks in dimension lines are user-adjustable now
o For attribute popup dialogs with only one text entry, keyboard now
focuses on the entry as long as the pointer is anywhere in the dialog
o When using the "Open compound, keep rest visible", the other objects
are drawn in shades of gray similar to the inactive layers feature.
o New library objects: adder, multiplier, sine-source and voltage-source
in Electronic/Schematic by Hubert Lam
o Zooming in or out with the Z or z key respectively will keep the canvas
centered on the mouse pointer
o Full version and patchlevel is included in Fig file header for
diagnostics
o Can explicitly set the rotation of imported pictures in edit panel
after importing
o Export option to produce both EPS and PDF (in two files) in one step.
Useful for those who both use LaTeX and PDFLaTeX
o "Epoch" added to rpm spec
o New HP/GL2 (fig2dev) driver from Glenn Burkhardt with paper size
selection, offset, centering and orientation options
o New library object "atom" in Libraries/Miscellaneous is the classic
drawing of an atom with electrons circling
From Andrew B. Collier
BUGS FIXED:
o Missing #ifdef XAW3D in SimpleMenu.c
o Bug when breaking a compound object - depths were added twice to the
counts
o When implicitly cancelling the placement of a library object by
choosing another mode, xfig would tell user to cancel or finish the
current operation, but there was no way to do that
o Picture Reread button was active before file was read the first time
o Rereading picture in edit popup produced bad colors
o When using multiple copies of an imported picture, h/w ratio was not
computed for copies
o Importing PCX images were incorrect when bytes per line different from
width*bpp
o When passed a filename containing a directory name for a Fig object
library using -library_dir, and that directory only contains Fig files
and no subdirectories with Fig files, xfig segfaulted
o Several checks for memory allocation failure added to the library
loading procs
o Forgot to free allocated memory when return abnormally from loading
libraries
o Path length check in loading libraries fixed
o Missing include for put_msg prototype in e_measeure.c
o Needed #ifdef for XtVersion in SmeBSB.c (X11R5 doesn't have
international fontset)
o Added SIGPIPE signal to ignore in case an external program dies when we're
using pipes
o Screen capture on an MSBFirst X server with 24/32 bits per pixel was
incorrect.
o Importing any image file on such a server was incorrect (bytes/bits
reversed).
o Reading GIF or PCX files on 24-bit server *and* on big-endian machine
(e.g. Sparcstation) resulted in bytes being swapped and funny colors
o Could popup unit dialog when drawing/editing objects
o Embedded whitespace in filenames in recently loaded files weren't
parsed properly (.xfigrc)
o When pasting an object on the canvas, point positioning grid wasn't used
o Bug when reading a compressed eps file (file handle was passed to open
proc instead of name)
o Minor grid spec used twice instead of minor/major when passed to fig2dev
o Fixed conversions of export/print grid values when switching to/from
metric, decimal or fraction
o When loading or merging a file, xfig appended ".fig" to the name if
there wasn't ".fig" in the name. Now it only appends ".fig" if there
is no suffix (no ".").
o When appending the ".fig" before the previous change, xfig would segfault
o Libraries/Electronic/Schematic/transformer and transformer_ironcore
aligned to 1/16" grid
o Bugs in indicator panel display of text flags, dimension line params
and arrow size params when cycling through settings with middle or
right mouse button
o Bug in callbacks for dimension line checkboxes that select actual
length or user text
o When exporting to Combined PDF/LaTeX it uses ".pdf" and ".pdf_t"
suffixes because LaTeX doesn't recognize ".pdftex" as a PDF file
o Better clipping around arrowheads on thick lines (lines that are
thicker than the arrowhead is wide)
o Checks for open splines of < 2 points when reading figure file and
removes them
o Clicking middle mouse button after creating first point of closed
spline switched to freehand mode
o Export panel sections would get messed up when changing export
languages
o Now checks whether scrollbars support StartScroll before trying to use
it for the wheel scrolling. When the Xaw widgets are compiled with
ARROW_SCROLLBAR, there is no such action.
o pstex_t export lacked border option (-b) to align LaTeX text when
pstex figure specified border (also fixed in fig2dev)
o Create one picture object with no filename, then create another and
xfig crashed
o Some bugs when freeing dimension line components
o Bad choices for grid dot spacing in metric mode in the 5mm grid, and
decimal inch mode in the 0.5 and 1.0 inch grids
o -international flag missing from xfig.html and xfig.man docs
o Added call to XsetLocaleModifiers() when initializing input method
(-international mode only)
o xfig was limiting arrowhead lengths to 50 pixels instead of 50 inches,
and the width to 10 pixels instead of 10 inches.
o edit panel for circles shouldn't have "angle" entry
o edit panel wasn't allowing typing in of negative angles for text and
ellipses
o Objects were sometimes drawn with a wild point when zooming
o Full path was being added to default export filename and wasn't
changing when user changed directories
o When drawing a box or rounded box with the "show line lengths" on, the
sizes were in Fig units (1200ppi) instead of user units.
o Spacing cedilla (ISO 0xB8 / octal 270) was missing from CompKeyDB file
o Changing the units in the popup edit panel for a text object caused a
segfault.
o Rulers and grid didn't change scale when user scale was != 1.0. Even
though the message window showed the correct user scale when drawing
objects, the rulers and grid still showed the unscaled values.
o Axis lines through 0,0 now drawn after page border so it remains
visible when there is a grid
o Segfault if current directory was deleted after starting xfig
o Positioning grid was set to "ANY" when editing a compound object,
causing the original bounding box to be lost
o Bug in arc drawing caused arcs to be drawn as circles at high zoom
o Computing the area of a polygon larger than 38x38 inches overflowed
calculation
o Bug in bounds calculation for ellipses and circles that increased
bounding box even with line width = 1
o Limit on number of styles in a family wasn't checked
o If all depths were turned off and any edit operation was attempted on
the canvas such as move object, delete object, xfig would hang,
searching for objects indefinitely.
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- Bumped PKGREVISION.
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It is a lower-case f according to the official site.
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* Lots of bug fixes
* Translation updates
Official ChangeLog is available at:
http://www.xfce.org/release_notes/4.2.3.1_changelog.html
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(thanks to grant@ for suggestion).
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Some of the changes since 2.2.0:
- further improvements to SoOffscreenRenderer performance
- SoRayPickAction precision improvements
- Visual Studio project now installs only selected build (including
static configurations now)
- misc minor details, build fixes, documentation updates
- Support for compressed textures
- Windows: build settings are easier tunable from the Visual Studio
projects (edit include/setup.h), and also includes static library
build options now
- reference doc improvements with file format examples and defaults
sections for all scene objects.
- completely Cygwin-less build setup for MS Windows / Visual Studio:
- Visual Studio 6 project file in build/msvc6/
- Visual Studio .NET 2003 solution in build/msvc7/
- some minor API additions for internal optimization purposes
- new node SoTextureCombine (for multi-texturing)
- new texture coordinate mapping nodes SoTextureCoordinateCube,
SoTextureCoordinateCylinder, and SoTextureCoordinateSphere
- vertex buffer objects support
- correct "sorted layers blend" transparency mode
- improved thread safety
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As part of this, do something special for xmesaP.h: Because XShm.h does
exist on the Interix platform, and Mesa binaries were already buildable,
preserve the ABI by including XShm.h there and keeping the XShmSegmentInfo
field (with -DUSE_XSHM_HDRONLY) -- thus avoiding both flag day and revbump
sweep. However, all XShm-using code remains turned off (no -DUSE_XSHM)
so that libGL will work.
Bump PKGREVISION of MesaLib only.
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otherwise libtool archives are not generated.
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buildlink to filter it out. Fixes the bulk build on NetBSD 1.6.2/i386.
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${PREFIX}/lib and also ${QT3_LIBDIR}. (This is probably not right due
to -R portability issues, but I'd rather make upstream lprof use auto*
than deal with that now.)
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lprof is a tool to build ICC profiles. The common uses an IT8 target
and an input device.
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Add minimalist #ifndef blocks to rip out XShm support on Interix.
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at upstream author's request.
Add CPAN to MASTER_SITES, and clean up perl module variables (from
kuli0020 at umn.edu via pkgsrc-wip).
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information from JPG, TIFF, CRW, CR2, THM, NEF and GIF
images. ExifTool can read EXIF, IPTC, XMP and GeoTIFF formatted data
as well as the maker notes of many digital cameras from various
manufacturers including Canon, Casio, FujiFilm, Minolta, Nikon,
Olympus, Pentax, Sanyo and Sigma.
poblano gdt 91 /usr/pkgsrc/wip/exiftool > fg
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the cause for PR 31953, but I'm not sure. At least, "!" is some special
character for the shell whereas "," is not.
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Coin is an implementation of the Open Inventor API, fully backwards
compatible with SGI Open Inventor v2.1, and incorporating many new
features. Coin is portable across Win32, Linux, SGI IRIX, Mac OS X,
HP-UX, Sun Solaris, IBM AIX, and other platforms (like NetBSD :-).
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this file.
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modified by OBATA Akio.
Ming is a C library for generating SWF ("Flash") format movies, plus a
set of wrappers for using the library from C++ and popular scripting
languages like PHP, Python, and Ruby.
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${WRKSRC}/.. to ${WRKDIR}. As this instance refers to a file that comes
from an archive which is unpacked in ${WRKDIR}, this is aesthetically
ok. While here, sorted the PLIST.
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2004-07-17 <yoshi@giganet.net>
* fixed marks callback function (thanks patch: nobu.nokada@softhome.net)
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