"fg" to "color", since it keeps all color information.
* syntax.c (edit_get_syntax_color): Replace "fg" and "bg"
arguments with a single argument "color".
Adjust all dependencies.
glib allocated memory area(s).
(strdup_convert): Rename to ...
(convert): ... this. Don't strdup passed string.
(get_args): Use convert instead of strdup_convert.
(free_args): Make it do notning macro.
(open_include_file): Eliminate p array. Use glib function to
construct error_file_name. Use PATH_SEP instead of '/';
(edit_read_syntax_file): Use PATH_SEP_STR.
(edit_load_syntax): Use syntax_g_free to release error_file_name.
(edit_read_syntax_rules): Likewise.
function on some systems. Check ferror() status before
everithing else if fgetc returns EOF.
Accept last line without trailing newline.
(compare_word_to_right): Don't cast p and q to unsigned long.
(apply_rules_going_right): Likewise.
\s+ \n lightgray/13 red
in Syntax file.
(read_one_line): Use EOF instead of -1.
(get_args): Fix buffer overflow for l without trailing
whitespace(s).
(break_a): New macro.
(edit_read_syntax_rules): Use break_a to fix memory leaks.
(edit_load_syntax): Eliminate s and use message to prevent
buffer overflow.
* edit/syntax.c: Disable debug messages on stderr.
* edit/edit.h: Added missing _()
Sun May 10 14:51:03 1998 Norbert Warmuth <k3190@fh-sw.de>
* ftpfs.c (__ftpfs_chdir): CWD command wasn't sent at all. This
optimation is wrong because for directories containing spaces we
have to "CWD <pathname>" and "LIST -la" instead of
"LIST -la <pathname>".
I implemented a different optimation. Now ftpfs_chdir only stores
the new working directory and sets a flag. __ftpfs_chdir is called
when we really want to change the directory on the ftp server.
(resolve_symlink): Log the directory listing to the logfile.
* ftpfs.h (struct ftpfs_connection): Added a (per connection)
cwd_defered flag.
Sun May 10 13:27:50 1998 Norbert Warmuth <k3190@fh-sw.de>
* widget.c (handle_char): Don't try to to delete default text in
input widget more than once. Right after MC's start copy_filename
(ESC Enter) failed because a flag wasn't cleared while characters
were stuffed into the commandline (Andrej reported this bug).
* main.c (copy_readlink): usr mc_readlink instead of readlink
* file.c: Changed default for the copy/move option "dive into
subdir if exists" to off (note: this was only possible after the
change in setup.c).
(copy_dir_dir): Activated the previously uncommented code which
implements "Dive into subdirs". Even when there's no case where we
actually would like that behaviour it is a documented feature.
Though I don't wanted to change the default behavour. Hence the
option change.
(file_mask_defaults): set dive_into_subdirs
(file_mask_dialog): Fix for debian Bug #20727: Move operation with
"[ ] Dive into subdir if exists" and destination filename not
wildcarded. If destination is an existing directory then files
will be moved into this directory. If destination is not an
existing directory then src file will be renamed (one file
selected) or an error will be displayed (more than one file
selected).
(file_mask_dialog): made the option "Using shell patterns" local
to the current copy/move operation, i.e. this option is always
initialized with the global options's value. Previously it affected
the global Options/Configuration/shell Patterns.
Another possiblilty would be to make the global option a default
option on startup and keep changes in the copy/move dialog
(without saving these changes with save setup).
* setup.c: Don't save and load options which can be changed
outside the options menu. For example I don't like that
preserve_uid_gid and dive_into_subdirs from the copy/move dialog
are saved and restored (strange, what about the other options from
this dialog?).
It would be much cleaner to make these option read-only. This way
one could edit ~/.mc/ini to provide default option setting on
startup and "Save setup" wouldn't have side effects outside the
option's menu.
Sun May 10 13:24:20 1998 Norbert Warmuth <k3190@fh-sw.de>
* doc/mc.1.in, doc/mc.sgml, mc.hlp: Updated to reflect new default
for dive into subdirs.
