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xpaint: update to release 3.1.4, using wip/xpaint.
Packaged in wip by @adam + a couple of changes by @vins
Changes (since version 2.7.8)
2021-08-14 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.1.4
* arcOp.c : the DrawArc procedure now checks that the arc is not
drawn with a zero linewidth - otherwise some pixels could have
been missing, and any later fill area procedure could then have
led to unexpected results. This minor bug (or misbehavior?)
has been fixed.
* image.c : if installed, dvipng can now be used as an alternative
to the libdvipgm library, at the expense of a small slowdown
in the output. This allows TeX input even without libdvipgm
installed, dvipng being installable independently.
2021-02-12 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.1.3
* graphic.c : the "Text" menu has been substantially improved.
Text and TeX/LaTeX input of arbitrary length, size, color can
now be edited and converted to either a bitmap image or
vector PostScript/PDF with embedded fonts.
* More extensive testing - and a lot of small details fixed
2021-01-28 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.1.2
* Small improvement of versions 3.1.0, 3.1.1 with bug fixes.
Xpaint can now be compiled without dvipgm (at the expense of
losing some TeX functionality). Thanks to testers for feedback!
* This version supports the use of layers (files *.lxp =
Layered XPaint files). This is done via the C script editor.
Any collection of images can be combined into a new merged
image by a suitable C procedure. See example in directory
share/c_scripts/templates/
* Compiling against libkpathsea and libdvipgm (from the
dvipgm-1.x.tar.bz2 package, x >= 2) is needed to enable TeX
input processing - otherwise the compilation scripts will
disable TeX input. A minimal TeX environment is also needed
to allow TeX interaction.
* xpaintrw/readLXP.c : routines for reading LXP files
* iprocess.c : routines for the creation of LXP files
* image.c : ImageDup() procedure added
* operation.c : new option for cleaning temporary files
* This version has reached all capabilities that had been planned
since a long time: layer handling, vector graphics operations,
possibility of TeX input and of mathematical drawings,
programmatic creation of images, filters and graphical functions.
Therefore Xpaint will probably enter into maintainance and
bug correction mode.
2021-01-27 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.1.1
* Small improvement of version 3.1.0 with bug fixes.
* This version supports the use of layers (files *.lxp =
Layered XPaint files). This is done via the C script editor.
Any collection of images can be combined into a new merged
image by a suitable C procedure. See example in directory
share/c_scripts/templates/
* Compiling against libkpathsea and libdvipgm (from the
dvipgm-1.x.tar.bz2 package, x >= 2) is needed to enable TeX
input processing - otherwise the compilation scripts will
disable TeX input. A minimal TeX environment is also needed
to allow TeX interaction.
* xpaintrw/readLXP.c : routines for reading LXP files
* iprocess.c : routines for the creation of LXP files
* image.c : ImageDup() procedure added
* operation.c : new option for cleaning temporary files
* This version has reached all capabilities that had been planned
since a long time: layer handling, vector graphics operations,
possibility of TeX input and of mathematical drawings,
programmatic creation of images, filters and graphical functions.
Therefore Xpaint will probably enter into maintainance and
bug correction mode.
2021-01-24 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.1.0
* This version now supports the use of layers (files *.lxp =
Layered XPaint files). This is done via the C script editor.
Any collection of images can be combined into a new merged
image by a suitable C procedure. See example in directory
share/c_scripts/templates/
* Compiling against libkpathsea and libdvipgm (from the
dvipgm-1.x.tar.bz2 package, x >= 2) is needed to enable TeX
input processing - otherwise the compilation scripts will
disable TeX input. A minimal TeX environment is also needed
to allow TeX interaction.
* xpaintrw/readLXP.c : routines for reading LXP files
* iprocess.c : routines for the creation of LXP files
* image.c : ImageDup() procedure added
* operation.c : new option for cleaning temporary files
* This version has reached all capabilities that had been planned
since a long time: layer handling, vector graphics operations,
possibility of TeX input and of mathematical drawings,
programmatic creation of images, filters and graphical functions.
Therefore Xpaint will probably enter into maintainance and
bug correction mode ...
2021-01-21 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.0.5
* Vector drawing capabilities improved and hopefully almost complete.
* Xpaint now allows the use of TeX input in mathematical drawings,
provided it is compiled with the compilation flag -DHAVE_DVIPGM.
The libdvipgm and libkpathsea libraries are required for this.
* The new 'vxp2tex' utility converts VXP data into a TeX file
that can be used with pdftex or pdflatex.
* lineOp.c : ticks and graduation procedure added.
* graphic.c, image.c, iprocess.c : several fixes and improvements.
2021-01-09 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.0.4
* This version has acquired substantial vector drawing capabilities.
Just open 'Options->VXP vector data Editor' to enable vector
drawing operations. Most of them are recorded in a plain text
"VXP format" *.vxp. The external program 'vxp2ps' converts these
data into (vector) postscript, and 'vxp2dkw' can be used to
convert them for use in in the handwritten note editor deskwrite.
Such Postscript files can be easily converted to PDF or SVG.
* Xpaint can also read and rasterize *.vxp files (but at this point
all operations that are not translated right away into vector data
are ignored, even though they are recorded in the VXP file).
* graphic.c, operation.c, misc.c, iprocess.c : extensive additions
to implement VXP data processing.
* share/c_scripts/procedures : canvas+vxp.c added as a new example.
C scripts can be used to produce VXP data.
2020-08-04 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.0.3
* This version of xpaint requires in principle libXaw3dXft-1.6.2h
(but would run with 1.6.2d,e by removing the compilation flag
-DHAVE_NEWEDITINGSTYLE)
* graphic.c: a new option has been introduced, allowing xpaint
to use more easily graphics tablets, more specifically the
user space drivers provided with deskwrite on Sourceforge.
* menu.c: SetFocusOn() has been fixed. This allows the input focus
to be preserved in active text fields, even when the cursor
leaves the top parent window (as is usually expected with modern
desktop interface guidelines ...)
* iprocess.c: small improvement of the Gamma/RGB filter.
* Further small fixes throughout, especially in the build scripts
and the debian packaging.
2020-06-29 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.0.2
* This version of xpaint requires libXaw3dXft-1.6.2h
(or later versions of the libXaw3dxft library - the changes
between 'f', 'g' and 'h' merely consist of introducing a new
parameter to allow scrollbars of text widgets to be on the right
side, plus some minor improvements in the edition process)
Removing -DHAVE_NEWEDITINGSTYLE in Makefile.am
would make xpaint compatible with earlier versions 1.6.2d,e
of libxaw3dxft with essentially no change, except for the text
input editing behavior of Backspace and Delete keys.
* xpaintrw/readWritePNM.c: is now using a more recent version
of libnetpbm, rather than the completely obsolete version from
the 1990's that was embedded in the original code of xpaint.
One consequence is that libnetpbm10-dev or preferably
libnetpbm11-dev are now needed to compile xpaint, another
one is that PPM/PAM files with an alpha channel can now be read
and written. Adjust the NETPBM defines (-DNETPBM10 or -DNETPBM11)
according to the installed version of libnetpbm.
* help.c: the help widget now has two independently resizable
panes (topics and explanations).
* pattern.c: correction of old bug (that had however no visible
effect before 3.0.1).
* graphic.c: exchange of primary and secondary colors or patterns
is now accessible by clicking on the red cross below the
color picker (shown as an eye). Similar addition for pattern.c
2020-06-16 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.0.1
* This version of xpaint requires libXaw3dXft-1.6.2f
(or later versions of the libXaw3dxft library).
Removing -DHAVE_NEWEDITINGSTYLE in Makefile.am
would make it compatible with earlier versions 1.6.2d,e
with essentially no change except for the text input
editing behavior of Backspace and Delete keys.
* print.c: by default, xpaint no longer depends on cups-bsd commands,
(but they can be re-enabled via an adjutsment of the
app-defaults files).
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c: the BoundingBox of a file saved as PS/PDF
should now be set appropriately.
* graphic.c, *Op.c: extensive additions.
Xpaint can now record all operations that are performed as vector
data, in the so called VXP format. The recording starts as soon as
the VXP editor under the Options menu is started, and these data
can be saved into a file <name>.vxp
* readWriteJP2K.c: has been ported to work with openjpeg version 2
(JPEG2000 format), including alpha channel.
* Various other small fixes throughout (SVG import, ...)
* At a later stage, it will be possible to convert these VXP files
to other vector formats such as eps, pdf or svg, and import
them back to xpaint. There will be also an option to insert
TeX input and convert the data into a (La)TeX file.
2020-05-25 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 3.0.0
* bitmaps/toolicons: new set of icons, generated from SVG data.
* app_defaults: the app_defaults files have been reorganized
so as to separate linguistic strings and other data, especially
widget sizes. Three sizes are now offered: big, medium, small,
to accommodate HiDPI screens or low resolution screens.
* operation.c: the tool window is now fully resizable.
In order to actually change the size of icons, users can copy
/usr/share/xpaint/bitmaps/toolicons/
into
$HOME/.xpaint/toolicons/
and generate icons with larger or smaller size there. Just type
./generate_icons <height> in $HOME/.xpaint/toolicons/ to
produce a new set of icons with the given height (the xpaint
package is distributed with icons of default height 36).
The shell script "generate_icons" requires inkscape to work.
* graphic.c: the parameter btnheight is now used to resize
the palette elements as well as the height of buttons.
This is useful for HiDPI screens (as well as for lower
resolution screens of older computers).
* main.c: new option -blind that keeps xpaint running under the
hood when batch procedures are invoked.
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c: SVG import has been updated to work
with inkscape-1.0.
* The change of major number in this version anticipates the
introduction of some vector graphics capabilities in the
versions 3.x.y to come. (Right now, the only vector graphics
capabilities are PS, PDF, SVG import).
2020-05-21 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 2.10.3
* lineOp.c : under the "segment" operation, users will now find
new "Position" and "Measurement" tools. These tools do not draw
anything, but instead they record the locations of pixels that
are clicked on, and compute lengths and angles.
* iprocess.c : The "Perspective" filter has been vastly improved.
It should now enable users to correct the perspective of a
distorted picture taken by a camera, or to create artificial
perspective when producing a drawing. This can be used in
connection with the new "Position" tool, so as to specify points
on the canvas.
* iprocess.c : The API of C scripts introduces a new public procedure
PixelInterpolate(unsigned char *op, Image *input, double x, double y)
that can be used to smooth pixels, under transformations that
map integer coordinates into float values (as is the case
e.g. for rotations or homotheties with arbitrary factor).
This will sometimes improve the output of such operations
(but may also make the image fuzzier).
* Two new C scripts "similarity.c" and "projective.c" have been added.
They show in particular how to exploit the PixelInterpolate()
procedure.
* Help and message files have been edited to explain details of
the new functionalities.
2017-11-13 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 2.10.2
* Minor compilation fixes in iprocess.c and xpaintrw/readWriteJP2K.c
thanks to the OpenSUSE team.
* Bug in operation.c : exitPaint(...) could trigger a segfault when
quitting xpaint without saving the canvas. Thanks to Anthony
J. Bentley from the OpenBSD team for reporting the bug.
* misc.h : srandom() is nowadays always of void type.
* Minor fixes for the calculation of the maximum canvas size.
2016-12-10 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
* Version 2.10.1 (a substantial update!).
* Xpaint includes a new command line option
-btnheight that adjusts appropriately the size of all internal
widgets in case a big menu font is used (e.g. by setting the
option -menufont , or by changing the app-defaults file).
This is very useful if you have a high resolution screen.
Many small local modifications of various source files in
the main tree have been necessary for this.
* A new option -toolmode 0,1,2 can be used to initialize the
display of the tool window. Also adjustable dynamically by
resizing that window.
* Default canvas size has been set to 1024x768
Related command line options are -canvassize and -winsize
that can be used independently to adjust the default size of
canvas and main window.
* The app-defaults files and help files have been modified
to accommodate the above additions.
* The "Print" widget has been improved, and its menubar is now
again available to adjust page formats (a bug introduced
probably a long time ago prevented it to work !)
* A newer version libXaw3dXft-1.6.2e.tar.bz2 has been posted.
The only change is a 3 lines addition that circumvents (what
seems to be) a bug occurring in certain X11/Xorg implementations,
e.g. the intel driver, version 2.99.917. Otherwise this will
make no difference.
* Changed the library name librw to libxpaintrw
to avoid shared library conflicts. Thanks to Michael Orlitzky
for pointing out the issue.
* Applied a number of patches from gentoo.org that substantially
improve the compilation process. Thanks to Julian Ospald
<hasufell@gentoo.org>
2015-01-02 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.10.3
* Port to the newer libXaw3dXft-1.6.2d.tar.bz2 (the latter is
actually a requirement, this version no longer compiles
with libXaw3dXft-1.6.2c). The point is that libXaw3dXft-1.6.2d
has improved binary compatibility with plain libXaw3d-1.6.x
* Only further cosmetic changes, no change in functionality.
2014-04-17 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.10.2
* Minor fixes in 'configure.ac' and 'configure.old' scripts
Xpaint can now be compiled again with plain Xaw or Xaw3d
(this is NOT recommended, Xaw3dxft definitely gives much
better results !) Thanks to Stefan Husmann (Arch Linux)
for helpful reports in this respect.
* 'configure' (based on autotools) and 'configure.old' (based on
imake) should in most cases give essentially equivalent binaries.
* PDF files are now read by using mudraw if mupdf & mupdf-tools
are installed (otherwise Xpaint falls back to the formerly used
solution: pdf2ps + ghostscript, a much slower one...)
* Xpaint can now even import libreoffice files as images as soon
as libreoffice is installed (assuming /usr/bin/libreoffice is
a valid path to the main program)
2014-04-09 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.10.1
* Includes the "version_and_focus_patch_for_2.9.10" and other
minor fixes.
* The alpha channel menu now includes a new function that allows
editing as RGB values the image that appears when transparency
is applied on a background of the selected background color -
white being the default (this removes the transparency levels
afterwards, so as to get a pure RGB image).
* Bug (probably very old) corrected : selection of background color
always resulted in black being chosen !
2014-03-03 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.10
* This version should preferably be compiled with libXaw3dXft-1.6.2c,
although it still works Ok with libXaw3dXft-1.6.2b.
* readWritePNG.c: fixed bug occurring when writing grayscale images
possessing no more than 16 colors.
* readWriteJPEG.c: JPEG images in CMYK colorspace are now handled
properly (they will still be memorized as RGB, so the original
CMYK information is lost, but at least they are shown correctly).
* fileBrowser.c: "Save" and "Save as" menus now include the option
to adjust JPEG quality between 50% and 100% (default is 90%)
* fileBrowser.c: improved logic : the file browser now remembers
file names when changing directories, and also takes into
account default extension when specifying file format.
* fileBrowser.c: thanks to a new feature from libXaw3dXft-1.6.2c
(possibility of creating colored lists), xpaint now
implements file type coloring in its file browser - at this
point this is guessed merely from the suffix of the file.
* operation.c: Canvas menu reorganized - it is now named
"File menu" so as to conform to general use. Except from
reordering the items, the main functionality is unchanged.
* pattern.c: bug fixes. A segfault problem in the zoom selector
has been corrected, and contextual help has been fixed.
2013-01-27 J.-P. Demailly <jean-pierre.demailly@ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.9.4
* This version should be compiled with libXaw3dXft-1.6.2b
* RGB channel separation procedure fixed and improved
* Fix in CRC data handling of regions in memory.
* XPaint now remembers better the position of regions saved in memory.
The recorded position can now be changed or reset to origin through
the memory management menu.
* compilation fix for pgf2pnm with newer libpgf-6.12.24
* Avoid "bool" variable throughout, as this is a typedef in <stdbool.h>
* Fixes to configure scripts, thanks to Daniel Macks (fink project)
* Minor GUI improvements
2012-02-14 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.9
* Xpaint now uses (or tries to use!) autotools.
* libxaw3dxft is now a separate package (but is still a requirement,
and in fact should be installed before).
* xpaintrw/rwTable.c : segfault fix (occurring randomly) fixed in
readMagic().
* minor fix in fontSelect.c, certain fonts were possibly missing
in the font browser, in some rare circumstances.
* very minor fix of scrollbar behaviour in graphic.c.
* misc.c : new procedure SetWMInputHint() that helps solving some
quirks.
2012-01-06 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.8.4
* minor fixes in fileBrowser.c (adjustable height of text entry
for the file name, resize procedure improved).
2011-10-13 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.8.3
* xpaintrw/pgf-util/Makefile : add '-fpermissive' flag to allow
compilation with recent (more picky!) versions of g++
* Xaw3dxft/Viewport.c : position of scrollbars can now be adjusted
through parameters sbShift[X,Y][1,2]. No public API change, so
this addition should be upward compatible.
* graphic.c : some small fixes in the shellHandler routine to
accommodate odd behavior of scrollbars with xorg recent versions,
using the new sbShift feature.
2010-12-29 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.8.2 - nothing really new, just very small fixes
* Integrated patch to facilitate compilation with gcc-4.5
* app-defaults files : slight improvement of X event management
in pull-down menus.
* print.c : slight improvement of X event management in print widget.
* fontOp.c : fixed color issue (color not initialized) when moving
written text with arrow keys.
* Very small changes in Xaw3dxft (minor Xaw3dXft.h API update)
2010-11-08 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.8
* Xaw3dxft : code clean-up. New files Xaw3dXft.h and Xaw3dXft.c
now contain the specific Xaw3dxft parameters and routines.
A couple of small improvements to correct minor quirks in the
menu entry highlighting behaviour.
* main.c, graphic.c : changes made to accommodate the API changes
introduced in Xaw3dxft. Further code clean-up.
* image.h, graphic.c, iprocess.c : modified definition of
the imageprocessinfo struct, so that hopefully compilation
still works with gcc 4.5 (gcc-4.5 appears to be more picky with
struct definitions). Thanks to Fedora maintainer Paulo Roma
Cavalcanti <promac@gmail.com> for reporting the issue.
2010-11-01 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.7
* Arrow keys and "Backspace", "Return", "Escape" keys can now
be used in all drawing operations whose effect is not immediate,
especially all routines from
arcOp.c, lineOp.c, polygonOp.c, freehandOp.c, splineOp.c, TextOp.c
Arrow keys allow moving objects around before they are
completely drawn, "Escape" restarts the operation from scratch,
"Return" terminates the operation, and "Backspace" rewinds the
course of operation backwards.
* freehandOp.c : this operation now allows to draw arbitrary
combinations of freehand and polygonal shapes and should
be easier to use or to modify interactively thanks to the key
bindings.
* sprayOp.c : minor code clean-up.
* updated accordingly Help files.
2010-10-25 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.6.4
A couple of small improvements in spline, polygon, text and
color operations.
* fontOp.c, splineOp.c, polygonOp.c : implemented "Backspace"
key action, i.e. removing last point or last character;
"Escape" now entirely restarts the operation from the beginning.
Other small improvements (including correction of a potential
segfault occurring in some strange circumstances...);
polygonOp() code is now also much simpler and easier to read.
* graphic.c : multiple clicks on any of the three color/pattern
selection discs now switch primary and secondary colors/patterns.
* updated accordingly Help files.
2010-10-08 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.6.3 - minor bug fix release - nothing really serious.
* ops.h : minor compilation issue fixed.
* graphic.c : corrected segfault bug of RegionToRGBA channels
(occurring only when alpha channel was to be saved.)
* chroma.c : fixed minor scrolling issue in color variance scrollbars.
* graphic.c : added new menu lines to proceed more easily to editing
of alpha channels or images in memory.
* updated accordingly Help files, messages and app-defaults files.
2010-09-26 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.6.2
* print.c : printing was completely broken, as a result of using
double values instead of float values. Reverted to float !
* chroma.c, color.c, magnifier.c, fontSelect.c : revert to float !
* iprocess.c : fixed bug occurring only in very rare circumstances
(creation of image with an alpha channel, being edited and
compiled on the fly through the embedded C-script editor)
* graphic.c : small improvement in ModifyRGB (new routine to
rescale gray levels linearly from given thresholds).
2010-09-14 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.6
* xpaintrw/rwTable.c, xpaintrw/readWriteTGA.c : fixes in TGA format,
so as to prevent that xpaint could hang on certain non TGA files.
Make sure anyway that TGA is parsed as a last resort, since TGA
is a strange format without signature.
* image.c, iprocess.c, graphic.c : substantial improvements in
filter routines :
- Added new "Merge" filter : helpful to combine smoothly an image
with the underlying canvas. Works according to 4 different modes
- Added new "Distortion" filter which can be used to produce
local deformations
- Added powerful Floyd-Steinberg algorithm (color quantification
enhanced with a diffusion process).
- Replaced "ModifyRGB" by a generalized RGB transformation procedure
with 7 different modes, including Gamma correction (with
independent r_gamma, g_gamma, b_gamma parameters), and
linear transform.
- Fixed several shortcomings of "Normalize contrast" and "Emboss"
routines; "Emboss" now has 2 parameters allowing linear correction.
- Renamed "Tilt" as "Projective Transform" with several enhancements.
- Renamed "ImageCopy" as "ImageCopyData" which says more accurately
what it does.
* graphic.c : Memory menu : management of R,G,B and alpha channels :
- Added extraction of red, green, blue, alpha channels from region
- Added merge procedure for those channels
* msgedit.c : new utility which can be used to extract strings from
the English version of "Messages" and combine them with a partially
localized "Messages_XY" for any other language - useful as well to
avoid discrepancies between languages!
* Many updates to Message and Help files.
2010-09-05 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.5
* xpaintrw/readWritePNG.c : fixed WritePNG() for alpha channel images
possessing less than 16 black and white colors, which xpaint
tried to write in an incorrect PNG mode.
* graphic.c : fixed segfault bug when invoking "Clone Canvas"
procedure.
* xaw3dxft : a few hacks to work around minor display bugs related
to Xft anti-aliasing/composition effects on certain X servers
(especially proprietary NVIDIA ...)
* main.c : new command line options -tooltips, -notooltips
* operation.c, graphic.c : implemented tooltips (they can be disabled
from the tools/help menu).
* man page and help files : updated.
2010-08-15 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.4
* xpaintrw/readWriteTGA.c : added support for TGA format (borrowed
mostly from mtpaint project).
* xpaintrw/rwTable.c : code clean-up.
* Paint.c, PaintRegion.c : fixes for certain complex situations
involving region selection with masks and alpha channel.
(Segfault could occur in Fatbits editor under those circumstances).
* graphic.c : Suppression of alpha channel could lead to segfault.
2010-08-05 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.3
* xpaintrw/readWriteICO.c : imported a lot of code from the 'icoutil'
GPLed package. As a result, xpaint can now read most Windows
ICO files, even those containing embedded compressed PNG/JPG
images which icoutil cannot fully open. Support for ICO masks
as alpha channel, and for writing single image ICO files.
* xpaintrw/readWritePGF.c : PGF image format support improved, thanks
to 'pgf2pnm' provided by Christoph Stamm <christoph.stamm@fhnw.ch>
(creator of the PGF format). libpgf and libpgf-dev are needed
only optionally to compile 'pgf2pnm', which then provides PGF
support in xpaint. However, xpaint itself does not link with
libpgf and does not need libpgf-dev to be compiled.
The alpha channel of PGF images is fully supported.
* graphic.c : improvements/bug fixes in the "Clone with Zoom"
procedure. Now works for zooming/downscaling images,
with/without interpolation, and for adjusting alpha channel
as well.
* graphic.c, PaintEvent.c : much more powerful implementation of
the "Delimit region" procedure, according to six different
options (connected/non connected/color range regions, or
complements of such regions).
* The help files have been updated to reflect all current
functionality of XPaint (Spanish help additions should be
revised by a native speaker !)
2010-07-29 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.2
* xpaintrw/*.c : huge code clean-up. Saving files now show up a warning
when the image possesses an alpha channel, but the format chosen
does not support it (completely or in part). Note: saving in PNG
should almost always be a safe choice ...
* xpaintrw/readWriteTIFF.c : support substantially improved, including
alpha channel read/write. More exotic TIFF formats unsupported.
* xpaintrw/readWriteBMP.c : many more BMP image format types are now
supported, including full support for images with an alpha channel
(read/write).
* xpaintrw/readWritePNM.c : provisions made to include support for
alpha channel in PNM (this is a specific extension of xpaint :
an RGB image concatenated with a gray level image of the same
size - and '\n' in between - is viewed as RGBA data).
* xpaintrw/readWriteJP2K.c : added support for JPEG2000 image format.
Either libopenjpeg (default) or libjasper (optionally) can
be used. Full support for alpha channel (requires openJPEG
from subversion at this point now, since "stable" version 1.3
has insufficient alpha channel implementation...).
* xpaintrw/readWritePGF.c : added support for PGF image format.
This requires libpgf and pgf to be installed (but xpaint
does not need to be linked against libpgf, and its compilation
does not require libpgf-dev files either.)
* xpaintrw/readWriteSGI.c : repaired old dormant code to read
run-length encoded SGI/Irix image files. Checked to work fine.
* xpaintrw/readWriteICO.c : unsupported, very buggy code. Disabled
at this point. Instead, use e.g. 'icoutil' to convert those
files to PNG ...
* dialog.c : very small fix providing UTF8 support in AlertBox
window titles (and always raising warning windows).
* configure : if libXaw3dxft is installed as a shared library,
compilation is now set by default to use it, rather than
linking statically xpaint to libXaw3dxf.a
2010-07-18 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.1.5
* graphic.c : added "*allowResize: False" in Canvas*pane*form
to prevent annoying widget initialization on certain platforms
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c : small fixes to handle correctly PS/PDF
files whose names contain quotes or blank characters.
2010-07-05 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.1.4
* fatBitsEdit.c, Paint.c , Paintregion.c : several fixes in
handling of alpha channel in fatbits editor - some affecting
alpha channel image bits.
* app-defaults : change zoom labels to correct values xx:1 instead
of 1:xx
* graphic.c : prevent fatbits editor getting called undeservedly by
GetNonDirtyCanvas() routine ; removing alpha channel now moves it
to memory rather than destroying it right away.
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c : fix for compilation of TeX/LaTeX files
being called from random directories.
* minor fixes throughout - thanks to the SUSE-Packman maintainer
Detlef Reichelt <detlef@die-mafia.de> for help.
2010-06-02 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.1
* Paint.c , Paintregion.c : fixes in alpha channel routines.
* fatBitsEdit.c : many fixes in fatbits editor. Refresh button added
* graphic.c : reload file procedure didn't reload alpha channel - this
is now fixed.
* fontOp.c : potential segfault corrected.
* small other (mostly random) improvements.
2010-05-16 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.9.0
* graphic.c, Paint.c : big improvements in handling of
alpha channel ; alpha management menu is now explicit
from canvas menu bar. Support still not quite complete at
this point (regions do not appear yet in alpha mode).
Should come for 2.9.1...
* Paint.c, PaintRegion.c : fixed segfault occurring when using
region operations in fatbits editor (regression introduced already
in 2.8.9 which remained unnoticed up to 2.8.19 ...)
* fontOp.c, fontSelect.c : UTF8 support should now be essentially
complete.
* xpaintrw/readWritePNG.c : fixed bug when writing
PNG_COLOR_TYPE_PALETTE images with less than 16 colors (those
images were wrongly converted to gray palette...)
* several other small fixes and improvements throughout.
2010-04-17 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.19.1 (mostly cosmetic changes)
* fileBrowser.c : added "ongoing" mode in File Browser (widget no
longer closes when opening an image, allowing to browse files
continuously). Performed a substantial code clean-up as well.
* operation.c, graphic.c : menu improvements; one can now open an image
from any canvas window.
* misc.c : added RaiseWindow() routine to comply better with ewmh
specifications. XMapRaised() replaced by RaiseWindow() throughout.
* "snapshot" replaced by "screenshot" throughout.
2010-04-05 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.19
* fileBrowser.c : fixed minor annoyance in "save" and "saveas"
routines - name of file is now again remembered when a filename
has already been set.
* graphic.c : fixed bug in ToolSelection switcher; "font" menu
replaced by more powerful "text" menu; new entry added
to edit/write text from text editor embedded in font browser.
* iprocess.c : fixed bug in filter "adjust RGB colors"
* fontSelect.c, fontOp.c : text sample is now editable, and this text
can be imported on canvases. This includes being able to set fonts,
colors, linespacing (etc) as editable text. Any UTF8 encoded file
can be read and edited, and a small number of special commands
are available to format such texts; for hints on how to use this,
see "Doc/TextFormat.doc". Xpaint can thus be used as a text editor
(sort of!), useful e.g. to create posters with text and graphics.
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c : support for reading a file as
"enriched text".
* main.c : new command line options -textfont and -astext, the latter
for opening files as enriched text.
* share/bin/imgmerge : small tweak to use a static PageInfo struct,
otherwise imgmerge would segfault (gcc bug ?)
2010-03-13 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.18
* Minor fixes (UTF8 names in windows, rare segfault when using
external viewer)
* xpaintrw/readWritePNG.c : xpaint now saves correctly gray images
which have an alpha channel.
* xpaintrw/rwTable.c : introduces auto-detect mode for writing
files (image type is guessed from suffix of file name,
and set to PNG as a fallback).
* xaw3dxft : changed library name to libXaw3dxft to avoid
interfering with regular libXaw3d. Added hooks in 'configure'
to (possibly) install and compile it as a shared library.
Corrected an issue in xaw3dxft/List.c which could sometimes
lead to a fatal X error.
* Added man pages for imgmerge and pngconcat (provided by Debian
maintainer Josué Abarca)
* Removed dependency on Xft.h in PaintP.h which had the unfortunate
effect of breaking C-Script compilation, e.g. in imgmerge.
2010-03-06 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.17
* Xpaint is now fully UTF8 compliant. This has been done rather
cheaply by linking statically with a modified xaw3d library
which is UTF8 & Freetype aware. This also means that anti-aliasing
is enabled in the menus and text widgets, and that the X core font
protocol is no longer used anywhere.
* By default, Xpaint no longer depends on external xaw/xaw3d/xaw3dg
libraries as it is compiled with its own improved xaw3d clone;
this only adds approximately 250 kB to the binary executable.
* Xpaint can still be used with 8 bit encoding by specifying the
command option 'xpaint -encoding 8'. However the resource files
XPaint* Messages* Help* should then preferably be converted back
to a 8bit locale, otherwise some strange characters will show up
in the menus, at least in languages which use non ASCII characters.
2010-02-17 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.16.1
* fontSelect.c, misc.c : introduced clickFocusCallback which
fixes keyboard focus in fontSelect and in color picker
ascii text input widgets (problem occurred e.g. under KDE).
Use 2.8.16 with xpaint-2.8.16-keyboard-input.patch.
2010-02-12 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.16
* graphic.c, fontOp.c, fontSelect.c : Xpaint now uses the Xft protocol
to display fonts, so that (in particular) all TrueType fonts are
available, and the corresponding glyphs are nicely anti-aliased
without resorting to a use of sub-pixel resolution.
Another benefit is the possibility of rotating text, or even
applying arbitrary linear transformation (however, writing fonts
with a pattern instead of a plain color is no longer possible
directly - for this, one can use instead masks or a fill
procedure).
* xpaintrw/readWritePNG.c : applied small patch from Stefan Husmann
(Arch Linux maintainer) to take care of API deprecation
in newer versions libpng-1.4.x.
2010-02-01 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.15
* PaintRegion.c : finally found and corrected long standing bug
which plagued iteration of filters and undo procedures.
* fileBrowser.c : several GUI improvements.
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c : improved handling of BoundingBoxes.
Fixed bug in the use of 'psselect' which was found on the Fedora
bugzilla list (many thanks to Paulo Roma Cavalcanti
<promac@superig.com.br> for analyzing the issue)
2010-01-29 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.14
* graphic.c : memory management simplified and improved; added CRC32
checksum control to avoid duplicates.
* xpaintrw/readScript.c : fixed potential bug occurring in rare
circumstances.
* Various fixes in batch scripts 'imgmerge', 'batch.c' and 'xpaint_ocr'
GPLv3 licence specified there.
* Included new debian files released by Debian maintainer Josué Abarca
* xpaint.man.in : corrected a issue (thanks again to Josué Abarca)
2010-01-20 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.13
* Paint.c : corrected nasty bug
* graphic.c : GUI improvements. Border color of paint widget now
indicates status of image (red: non editable, green: resize enabled,
blue: has an alpha layer, black: otherwise).
* image.c : ImagaToPixmap() et al modified so as to manage alpha
channel mode once for all (rather than repeating this for each
of the image loaders).
2010-01-18 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.12
* misc.c, graphic.c : some more fixes for alpha channel issues.
2010-01-17 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.11
* fileBrowser.c : browserResized() : included patch for accommodating
bug in certain versions of the Xaw3d library
* Paint.c : PwGetPixmap() modified so as to work independently of
zoom value. Saving a file under zoom<1 now works !!
* graphic.c : there is now support for adjusting join and cap style
of lines being drawn. Fixed handling of memory box.
* Code for alpha channel completed and made more robust
(substantial changes in graphic.c, Paint.c, PaintRegion.c)
2010-01-10 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.10
* graphic.c : many GUI improvements. Some alpha channel fixes.
(arbitrary linear transformation of alpha channel still not
implemented).
* lineOp.c : fixed arrow and vector drawing under zoom != 1
(were correctly written to pixmap but incorrectly shown on canvas).
* fileBrowser.c : a few cosmetic changes to make code more robust.
* xpaintrw/readWritePNG.c : fixed readPNG() for non transparent PNG
images possessing a palette of colors.
2010-01-06 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.9
* polygonOp.c : segfault bug corrected. Polygonal regions can now
be selected correctly under zoom values other than 1.
* xpaint.h : various API modified to include alpha channel
(in images, paint canvases, clipboard, memory stack...)
* PaintUndo.c : implemented alpha channel in Undo stacks
* PaintRegion.c, graphic.c : routines to set/show/edit the alpha
channel are now implemented in a fairly complete manner.
* readWritePNG.c : xpaint now saves a canvas with an alpha channel
as a PNG file with a corresponding alpha channel.
* readWriteXPM.c : xpaint now saves a canvas with an alpha channel
as an XPM file with a "None" color (reduced to a 0/1 mask).
(By default, alpha<128 is considered to be transparent and
alpha>=128 to be opaque. The threshold value 128 can be
changed from the options.)
* readGIF.c : xpaint can now read alpha channel of GIF89 files
possessing transparent pixels (setting transparent pixel in
writeGIF.c not yet implemented).
2009-12-09 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.8
Interim release with partial support for transparent images; alpha
channel is now correctly read when loading PNG and XPM images.
Easier management and writing support will be implemented
in 2.8.9.
* xpaintrw/readGIF.c : xpaint will now open all frames of animated
GIF images, and not just the first frame - support of this
feature was already there, but had never been made accessible
from the GUI !
* xpaintrw/readWritePNG.c : xpaint now detects PNG images possessing
an alpha channel and loads them properly. The RGB values and alpha
channels can be edited separately (but not yet mixed back easily).
* xpaintrw/readLXP.c : preliminary implementation of layered
xpaint image format LXP. File share/c_scripts/templates/script.c
used as template.
* pattern.c : new button introduced to modify background color (thus
duplicating functionality from the separate background color
widget).
* fileBrowser.c : widget improved. Four new buttons added to get
directly to home, root and current directory, and to show/hide
dot files. The browser of loaded files now has buttons for
editing C scripts and managing layers (implementation somehow
works, but is not yet complete).
* iprocess.c : corrected segfault bug occurring in
certain circumstances, e.g. when loading recursive image C-scripts.
In particular, "layer" example share/c_scripts/layers/combine.c
now works again.
2009-11-18 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.7.3 (very minor changes)
* graphic.c : corrected very tiny bug in resizeCanvas() routine
which resulted in occasional disappearance of Fatbits cursor,
when the canvas was resized under certain zoom reduction values.
* fatBitsEdit.c : added convenience routine
FatbitsEditorDestroy(paint)
(not yet used inline - could possibly be used from C scripts).
* small addition in Local.config file
2009-11-15 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.7.2 (very minor changes)
* Further cosmetic fixes and code cleaning ; X error handler
improved (just in case).
* snapshot.c : taking a snapshot from the tools window now unmaps
the window (so that any window stacked behind can be captured);
spurious warning 'bad pixmap' from libX11 has been eliminated.
2009-11-06 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.7.1 (released only as a patch to 2.8.7).
* Further cosmetic improvements and code cleaning not really
worth bothering (e.g. popup menus which, when users change
their mind and no longer want to use them, may not immediately
popdown as would be expected when clicking randomly outside, e.g.
on the canvas ...)
2009-11-04 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.7 released.
* graphic.c, menu.c, PaintEvent.c : a substantial number of
cosmetic changes made to further improve the menu behaviour.
* fileName.c renamed as fileBrowser.c
* fileBrowser.c : Some "flickering" issues in the browser have
been corrected. The file browser of "loaded files" now include
ad hoc fields and buttons for modifying the scaling of
vector format images (PS/PDF/DVI/TeX/LaTeX/SVG) as well as
for selecting a page in multi-page documents. Now, Xpaint can
thus be used as a practical viewer for such documents - though
for this purpose it's certainly not as fast and optimized as
specialized viewers ...
* readWritePS.c : multipage PostScript files require 'psselect'
from the psutils package. (This is a very simple program so
we may consider including it in the next version of xpaint
to remove that dependency.) DVI files are now accepted, along
with PS/PDF/TeX/LaTeX/SVG.
* print.c : selecting PDF option now (really) saves file as PDF
rather than PostScript.
* Merged Changelog and (unmaintained) file Doc/CHANGES
2009-10-27 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.6.1 released.
* bug fixes :
main.c : xpaint did not accept setting default zoom < 100%
through command line
graphic.c : underestimated evaluation of canvas window size
for large images, resulting in image not being
fully displayed even when it could.
PaintRegion.c : segfault bug occurring in certain circumstances
when dragging a region outside viewport, in
region transparency mode.
2009-10-26 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.6 released.
* Extensive changes in many parts, to provide capability for
zoom = 1/n, while performing all possible operations under
such a zoom. This means that anti-aliasing can be obtained
by using e.g. zoom = 1/3 and then cloning the canvas with
the given reduction.
* magnifier.c: Introduced a magnifying glass, based on code of
'xlupe' by Thomas Runge (runge@rostock.zgdv.de)
* operation.c: menu now includes an item to open the magnifying
glass, and a browser for all images which have been opened or
loaded from the command line.
* fileName.c : the buildBrowser() routine has been extended to
have a mode ('type=4') showing the list of loaded images.
* graphic.c: edit menu includes 2 items for cloning the canvas
(with or without reduction)
* a lot of bugs have been ironed out, e.g. a crash in the polygon
selection area, and a very long-standing bug in the memory
management of menu.c which used to cause (fortunately unfrequent)
random crashes.
2009-10-16 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.5 released.
* graphic.c, user visible changes : added a zoom button and a
new toggle allowing to resize the canvas, using mouse or arrow
keys. Several other related improvements have been made for
zooming/resizing, along with a few minor fixes (the layer example
"layer.c" compiles again without segfaulting.)
2009-10-13 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.4 released.
* pattern.c : Fixed segfault bug in color/pattern budget, which
occurred when creating new brushes.
* print.c : added new toggle so as to possibly produce a compressed
PS file, or send to printer a PDF file rather than a PS file. The
annoying printing notification popup has been replaced by a less
intrusive notification. Many other small improvements - e.g.
output postcript file can be selected with a file browser.
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c : the PostScript generator has been
considerably improved. XPaint is now capable of producing
strongly compressed PostScript files, of weight increased hardly
by more than 30%-35% when starting from a PNG file of the same
resolution, and the process is faster than before - it seems that
even gimp does not yet take care of this, its PS files can often
be reduced to less than 50% of their current size (huge thanks to
Peter Szabo for showing the way with his sam2p program.)
A standalone 'ppmtops' utility has been included for potential
re-use elsewhere.
* Clarification of the licence. Xpaint is an old program, many
parts of which were written at a time when the GPL was not so
pervasive. To the best knowledge of the current maintainer,
all parts where written under permissive licences which are
compatible with the GPL. J.-P. Demailly thus puts under the GPLv3
all code developped by him in the last twelve years - that's
probably more than 30% of the total amount of code, and the
program as a whole should thus be considered as GPLv3. All
related utilities ('ppmtops', C scripts, etc) are also put
under the GPLv3.
2009-10-01 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.3 released.
* Included 2 patches from Mandriva packagement experts, fixing
some minor compilation problems and potential security issues.
* xpaintrw/readWritePS.c : xpaint is now able to display TeX, LaTeX,
PDF and SVG files using image conversion from external ad hoc
programs. Option -dpi <dpi value> can be used to adjust
size of image.
2009-10-01 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.2 released.
* pattern.c : found and fixed two long standing segfault bugs
(fortunately occurring only in not so frequent circumstances)
* Set default gridcolor to grey80 on TrueColor displays,
a less intrusive color than black.
2009-09-29 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.1 released.
* Introduced rectangular (not just square) snap grids.
Color of grid can be changed to arbitrary color.
* graphic.c : corrected segfault bug in simplemenu switcher
(selector popup).
2009-09-27 J.-P. Demailly <demailly@fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr>
* Version 2.8.0 released.
* Menu popups have been entirely reworked. Their behaviour is now
more fluid - and similar to the default behaviour of modern
toolkits like GTK/qt - so users should feel less disturbed.
(this required numerous changes in menu.c and app-defaults)
* Fixed size handling of Canvas windows under maximize/unmaximize
procedures.
* Stability should be considerably improved. Some memory leaks
have been removed as well.
* Added new command line options:
-undosize <num> (set undo memory limit)
-operation <num> (start with operation <num> set in tool panel)
-filter <file> (define filter by using <file> as C-script)
-proc <file> (define procedure by using <file> as C-script)
* Added support for using menu popups in C script filters
See share/c_scripts/filters/clean.c
for an example. This means that C script filters can involve
adjustable parameters which can be easily changed (i.e. without
needing a recompilation each time the parameters are changed.)
* Added support for using menu popups in C script procedures
See share/c_scripts/procedures/proc_with_params.c
for an example
* iprocess.c, xpaintrw/readScriptC.c : added support for running
batch jobs (for mass processing of images, using xpaint as the
engine); see
share/c_scripts/batch/batch.c
share/bin/imgmerge
* Added batch script 'imgmerge' which uses xpaint to convert
and concatenate image files into a single PDF file. This also
makes use of Peter Szabo's 'pdfconcat' program (GPL, included).
* Added support for OCR (with the ocrad engine by default)
The OCR engine(s) can be specified in the bash script
/usr/share/xpaint/c_scripts/bin/xpaint_ocr
This means that xpaint can be easily used as a GUI for command
line OCR engines ('xpaint_ocr' makes use of the 'xless' pager,
by default, but any other pager/editor can be used instead).
* brushOp.c: system wide brushes are no longer hardwired, and can
now be configured from the SHAREDIR directory.
* Added additional brushes provided by John David Gray
<kahdgarxi@gmail.com> which are useful to draw electronic
circuitry. Also included a patch of him introducing three new
patterns and extending the drawVisibleGrid() routine
in Paint.c
* Fixed (and improved as well) behaviour of snap and grid
routines, also using ideas of JD Gray.
* Changed rotations to use trigonometric positive rotation rather
than clockwise. This was too unnatural to me !
* Numerous bug fixes. Thanks to Mattis Michel <sic_zer0@hotmail.com>
for correcting a bug in the snap routines and for providing
further improvements; Mattis noticed - and urged correction -
of a critical bug in the "Load clipboard" procedure; he also
suggested putting WM hints on minimal size of widgets so as to
avoid random crashes under wild resizing of the windows.
* Updated the man page - which had actually been neglected
for a couple of years ...
graphics/xpaint: fix building on Linux.
*: recursive bump for tiff shlib major bump
*: Convert broken sourceforge HOMEPAGEs back to http
all: migrate several HOMEPAGEs to https pkglint --only "https instead of http" -r -F With manual adjustments afterwards since pkglint 19.4.4 fixed a few indentations in unrelated lines. This mainly affects projects hosted at SourceForce, as well as freedesktop.org, CTAN and GNU.
graphics: align variable assignments pkglint -Wall -F --only aligned --only indent -r No manual corrections.
all: replace SUBST_SED with the simpler SUBST_VARS pkglint -Wall -r --only "substitution command" -F With manual review and indentation fixes since pkglint doesn't get that part correct in every case.
Switch from x11/Xaw3d to newer x11/libXaw3d. Adapt some packages so they build with that. Bump their PKGREVISIONs.
Remove gmake from TOOLS, to fix build on NetBSD 6.99.23. The symptoms and the fix are the same as in PR/47933 (which concerned audio/nas). Why was GNU make required in the first place?
"Each sed command should appear in an assignment of its own."
Recursive bump for png-1.6.
Revbump after graphics/jpeg and textproc/icu
Remove xextproto/buildlink3.mk in most cases where it occurs with libXext/buildlink3.mk, now that it is included there. Leave the places where its API version is set or variables from it are used directly (about 3 packages).
Drop superfluous PKG_DESTDIR_SUPPORT, "user-destdir" is default these days.
Revbump for a) tiff update to 4.0 (shlib major change) b) glib2 update 2.30.2 (adds libffi dependency to buildlink3.mk) Enjoy.
Yet another package that thinks it's a good idea to conditionalize on X headers' include guards, which changed at some point. Hack it to recognize what's there nowadays as well as the old symbol. While here, deploy INSTALLATION_DIRS to work around apparent dir permission problems in the package's own install logic.
PR/38129 -- font selection menu is populated in graphics.c, so patch it too
png shlib name changed for png>=1.5.0, so bump PKGREVISIONs.
Mechanically replace references to graphics/jpeg with the suitable
alternative from mk/jpeg.buildlink3.mk
This allows selection of an alternative jpeg library (namely the x86 MMX,
SSE, SSE2 accelerated libjpeg-turbo) via JPEG_DEFAULT=libjpeg-turbo, and
follows the current standard model for alternatives (fam, motif, fuse etc).
The mechanical edits were applied via the following script:
#!/bin/sh
for d in */*; do
[ -d "$d" ] || continue
for i in "$d/"Makefile* "$d/"*.mk; do
case "$i" in *.orig|*"*"*) continue;; esac
out="$d/x"
sed -e 's;graphics/jpeg/buildlink3\.mk;mk/jpeg.buildlink3.mk;g' \
-e 's;BUILDLINK_PREFIX\.jpeg;JPEGBASE;g' \
< "$i" > "$out"
if cmp -s "$i" "$out"; then
rm -f "$out"
else
echo "Edited $i"
mv -f "$i" "$i.orig" && mv "$out" "$i"
fi
done
done
Bump PKGREVISION for libpng shlib name change. Also add some patches to remove use of deprecated symbols and fix other problems when looking for or compiling against libpng-1.4.x.
Second try at jpeg-8 recursive PKGREVISION bump.
bump revision because of graphics/jpeg update
make MAKE_JOBS_SAFE to NO.
Mark as destdir ready.
Whitespace cleanup, courtesy of pkglint. Patch provided by Sergey Svishchev in private mail.
Needs xextproto.
- fine grained X11 dependencies for packages which have either USE_IMAKE or USE_X11BASE set, but don't include mk/x11.buildlink3.mk directly or via buildlink3.mks - introduce BUILDLINK_PREFIX.libXpm as alias for BUILDLINK_PREFIX.xpm in the !modular case - fix some cases where the check for libX11 couldn't work at all by using C++ for compilation without including the proper headers Verified using a full X11_TYPE=xorg bulk build without additional breakage. Discussed with salo@, wiz@ and send to packages@ for feedback.
Mechanically replace all includes of buildlink3.mk of the following packages with the modular Xorg equivalent. Those are falling back to the old location by default, so this commmit doesn't change dependencies. graphics/xpm ==> x11/libXpm fonts/Xft2 ==> x11/libXft x11/Xfixes ==> x11/libXfixes x11/xcursor ==> x11/libXcursor x11/Xrender ==> x11/libXrender x11/Xrandr ==> libXrandr
Bump BUILDLINK_ABI_DEPENDS.png and PKGREVISION for png-1.2.9nb2 update.
Recursive revision bump / recommended bump for gettext ABI change.
Changes 2.7.8.1: * minor bugfixes (zoomed windows are now correctly initialized) Pkgsrc: * now installs correctly (not to /usr/X11R6)
Fixed pkglint warnings. The warnings are mostly quoting issues, for
example MAKE_ENV+=FOO=${BAR} is changed to MAKE_ENV+=FOO=${BAR:Q}. Some
other changes are outlined in
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2005/12/02/0034.html
Changes 2.7.8: * Bug fixes Pkgsrc: * Use Xaw3d from now on (which is the recommended way)
Changes 2.7.7: * Fixes and enhancements
Remove USE_GNU_TOOLS and replace with the correct USE_TOOLS definitions: USE_GNU_TOOLS -> USE_TOOLS awk -> gawk m4 -> gm4 make -> gmake sed -> gsed yacc -> bison
Remove USE_BUILDLINK3 and NO_BUILDLINK; these are no longer used.
Changes 2.7.5: * Support for scrolling with mouse wheel button * Support for neXtaw widgets * Bug fixes (randomly occurring segfault fixed - nargs = 0 not properly reinitialized in menu bar routine !) Changes 2.7.4: * All popup windows now behave properly under resize requests. This corrects former (extremely buggy) behaviour. * Segfault bug in Print popup corrected * The transparency activation/disactivation of selected regions under mouse clicks has been substantially improved. * Xaw95 widgets have been removed from the source tree, and Xaw3d is now the recommended widget set.
Use pre-configure for SUBST_*, not post-patch.
Sign over maintainership to tech-pkg@
Changes 2.7.3: * Incorporated OpenVMS port by Jouk Jansen <joukj@hrem.stm.tudelft.nl> http://nchrem.tnw.tudelft.nl/openvms/software2.html * PNG is now the default image format * Corrected long standing bug in StdSnapshotCallback() in graphic.c * Added -clipboard option which loads files from command line into clipboard.
Bump PKGREVISIONs due to libtiff update. Some BUILDLINK_RECOMMENDED bumps done also. (If I missed any, please let me know -- and let me know a good way to automate this.)
Rename ALL_TARGET to BUILD_TARGET for consistency with other *_TARGETs. Suggested by Roland Illig, ok'd by various.
Changes 2.7.2: * Added .bmp format * Support for .ico format with 24 and 32 bits per pixel * Now opens a confirmation dialog in case a file is going to be overwritten * Improved printer management
Libtool fix for PR pkg/26633, and other issues. Update libtool to 1.5.10 in the process. (More information on tech-pkg.) Bump PKGREVISION and BUILDLINK_DEPENDS of all packages using libtool and installing .la files. Bump PKGREVISION (only) of all packages depending directly on the above via a buildlink3 include.
bl3ify, use subst.mk instead of using sed/mv.
Bump package revisions for tiff update. Tiff is backward compatible, but was broken on amd64 platform so this makes sure new tiff is used.
s/netbsd.org/NetBSD.org/
Changes: * iprocess.c: added * graphics.c: implemented new "memory" widget * bug-fixes (image corruption in PNG; Xaw95; scrollbar) * PaintRegion.c: added rounding procedure in multiplication of matrices mm()
Use new IMAKE_MAN_PATH variables in PLISTs to make these packages more portable. Bump PKGREVISION accordingly.
Update "xpaint" package to version 2.6.7. This version fixes several bugs found since version 2.6.2, adds several new features including french language support and has a Xaw95 based user interface.
Convert to buildlink2.
Give all packages which depend on "png" a version bump, and update all dependencies on packages depending on "png" which contain shared libraries, all for the (imminent) update to the "png" package. [List courtesy of John Darrow, courtesy of "bulk-build".]
update to 2.6.2 changes: Small patch for Solaris from Craig Ian Dewick <craig@lios.apana.org.au>. XPaint.ad.in: Increased XPaint.height by three pixels on request from Greg Roelofs. Various minor changes (not user-visible).
Mechanical changes to 375 files to change dependency patterns of the form foo-* to foo-[0-9]*. This is to cause the dependencies to match only the packages whose base package name is "foo", and not those named "foo-bar". A concrete example is p5-Net-* matching p5-Net-DNS as well as p5-Net. Also change dependency examples in Packages.txt to reflect this.
Update dependency on png to >=1.0.11 because of the shlib major bump. Noted by Frederick Bruckman.
Add "lib/X11/doc/html/xpaint.1.html" to the package list dynamically because XFree86 4.0.x installs this file.
Update to 2.6.1. Changes:
* graphic.c:
If the user tries to print a file that has never been saved, complain.
* README: Updated maintainer info.
* README: Updated URL for libraries.
Describe use of Print option.
* Help.txt:
Document 'Spline Curve', 'Clone Region', 'Print', and 'Refresh'.
* snapshot.c: Introduced new "Snapshot" operation (grabbing a
window or mouse-selected rectangle from screen)
* Help.txt: updated Help file accordingly
* graphic.c: Introduced a "Clone region" function
* splineOP.c: created basic spline curve operations
* rw/writeTIFF.c: Bug fix; writing TIFF was broken for depth > 8.
* operation.c: Reorganized order of icons in main control panel
* graphic.c: Added a "Print" option in the file menu, to the effect
of calling an external printing utility (xv is a good candidate)
Because the minor number of the PNG library was increased packages compiled using the newest PNG library won't work on system with an older one. To prevent such problems with precompiled binary packages require at least "png-1.0.9nb1" in all dependences.
Update to new COMMENT style: COMMENT var in Makefile instead of pkg/COMMENT.
Fix for xpkgwedge Code by Alistair Crooks <agc@netbsd.org>
Use "USE_XPM" option instead of direct dependence on the "xpm" package.
update homepage & master site
Because the minor of "libpng" was bumped we must sure that packages compiled for the update "png" package depend on it.
Use "png>=1.0.3" instead of "png-*" in dependence list.
Use wildcard dependence for "png" package.
Change to use wildcard dependency on tiff.
Back out experimental change to fix arm32 compilation problem.
Split two patches into seperate files.
Update dependence for "png" package.
Fix CONFLICTS (remove redundancy, mostly)
Add CONFLICTS to the previous version.
Upgrade to 2.5.6
The Grand Homepagification: - New, optional Makefile variable HOMEPAGE, specifies a URL for the home page of the software if it has one. - The value of HOMEPAGE is used to add a link from the README.html files. - pkglint updated to know about it. The "correct" location for HOMEPAGE in the Makefile is after MAINTAINER, in that same section.
Update libpng to 1.0.2. Works with all dependent pkgs I have tested (everything but ImageMagick, gs5, and xemacs20). The API hasn't changed much, say the install instructions, but it isn't binary compatible--bump shlib version to 1.0.
Update xpm to 3.4k.
Update libjpeg to v6b.
Update package Makefiles for automatic manual page handling.
Make sure that "make configure" works without user interaction.
Remove the old deprecated DEPENDS definition from bsd.pkg.mk. Implement a new DEPENDS definition, which looks for an installed package, building it if not present, and use it in preference to LIB_DEPENDS. This should make the package collection more useful on NetBSD ELF ports.
Substitute all obvious FreeBSD ppl as MAINTAINER with packages@netbsd.org.
Use the bsd.pkg.mk and bsd.pkg.subdir.mk files in the pkgsrc tree. Remove redundant (and sometimes erroneous) comments.
Add NetBSD RCS Id. Correct LIB_DEPENDS lines for NetBSD. Add CAT1 definition for preformatted manual page Use sed to generalise LOCALBASE and X11BASE, rather than having hard-coded paths.
Initial import of xpaint-2.5, a graphical painting utility for X11, into the NetBSD packages collection, from the FreeBSD port.
Initial revision