panel, the old way of using it was an historic relic.
- This now works properly with the GNOME edition.
- Finished/fixed the implementation of the desktop-remove-icon
functionality.
- Raster's new multi-ok window. For some reason this is not getting
loaded. I am compiling gdb 4.17 now, as it is better for egcs
output.
Miguel.
Now in wrap mode the End key and cursor up key behave much better
(e.g. when viewing binary files with lots of wrapped lines).
It's not perfekt but it's better than it used to be.
Tue Apr 28 06:52:24 1998 Norbert Warmuth <k3190@fh-sw.de>
* gnome/gcmd.c (gnome_open_terminal): Changed my_system(1,...) to
my_system(EXECUTE_AS_SHELL,...)
Tue Apr 28 06:06:03 1998 Norbert Warmuth <k3190@fh-sw.de>
* vfs/extfs.c (extfs_open, extfs_close): Changed my_system(1,...)
to my_system(EXECUTE_AS_SHELL,...), this fixes the broken copyin and
copyout in 4.1.32.
Tue Apr 28 06:11:08 1998 Norbert Warmuth <k3190@fh-sw.de>
* view.c (toggle_wrap_mode, toggle_hex_mode): Force recalculation
of bottom_first (we mustn't use an already calculated and cached
value because it is invalid for the new mode and the End key would
not move to the end of the file).
* configure.in: Renamed the option `--with-our-slang' to
`--with-included-slang' (this one looks better because we also
have an `--with-included-gettext').
Make the option `--with-ext2undel' recognice a given path.
* cmd.c (view_file_at_line): In plain view (F13) set the default
magic flag to zero in order to view the file content unprocessed
(esp. don't uncompress files if they are compressed). The
view_simple_cmd got broken when the default magic flag in view.c
was changed from 0 to 1.
* view.c (do_view_init, goto_line): Set wrap mode temporary off
to make goto line number work, i.e. `line number' now always means
line number in file and not line number on screen (in wrap mode
one long line wrapped once is displayed in two lines on the screen).
That's important when the viewer is invoked from the find file
dialog to display even in wrap mode approxiamtly the part of the
file where we found the content we searched for.
(move_forward2): In wrap mode lines were sometimes counted wrong
causing cursor up to move more than one line.
(move_backward2): Fixed the movement in wrap mode.
(change_viewer): Always re-init viewer when we have a filename,
i. e. if the viewer is invoked with simple_view_cmd then we can switch
with the F8 key between unprocessed file content und uncompressed
file content.
(view_init): re-init view also when magic flag was altered
fix a bug in the panel-widget selection.
i18n changes from Andrej Borsenkow.
Menus renamed, better texts -- thanks Havoc.
lav's fixes for curses compilation.
Miguel
* slint.c: Applied the patch from Bill Nottingham <wen1@cec.wustl.edu>
to make it link against SLang >=1.0.
I reviewed the diffs to the part of SLang we use and there are no
further changes to MC necessary (one function's return value
changed it's meaning but we don't use this return value).
* configure.in: Undone the change which prevented linkage against
SLang >=1.0
* configure.in: Don't try to link MC against SLang >= 1.0. I will
remove this restriction when I'm sure that it's save to use the new
version (the documentation to SLang mentions some changes of
return values).
Update the French translations a bit everywhere...
Major changes for:
* gnome-help (New)
* ee (Much more complete translations plus fixed a typo in the original version ;)
* ghex (New)
* gncal (New)
* mc (Updated, Added more translations, still needs work through)
with with this commit. This also addresses a bunch of the comments
from the status.shtml from DrMike.
Miguel.
1998-04-15 Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>
* screen.c (GT): Assign two spaces for the minimum size of the
"type" field for the GNOME edition. This gives some extra space
for the icon that gets displayed.
* dlg.c (remove_widget): New function: used to remove a widget
from an existing Dlg_head;
(destroy_widget): Destroy a specific Widget.
(add_widgetl): Extended to deal with the fact that a running
Dlg_head can become empty.
* panelize.c (l_call): Update the input line every time the user
selects the entry with the mouse (pretty common in the gnome
edition).
* hotlist.c (add_new_group_input): Removed an extra field that was
causing problems.
* find.c (find_parameters): Tree button is gone for gnome until we
get the tree function working on gnome.
* cmd.c (save_setup_cmd): Per Elliot's suggestion, do not pop up a
dialog box to inform the user about the saved setup.
1998-04-15 Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>
* gcmd.c (gnome_close_panel): Implement the close-the-panel
functionality.
* gscreen.c (x_panel_destroy): Implement the gnome mode way of
destroying the panel.
* gview.c (view_status): Add cacheing of the information status,
to avoid excessive flicker. It would be better if GtkLabel did
not flicker though.
(scrollbar_moved): Scroll correctly. We now use
view_move_backward and view_move_forward to adjust the scrollbar
contents. This displays the scrollbar correctly.
* gwidget.c (x_listbox_select_nth): This may be invoked before the
widget has been created, work around this problem.
* gscreen.c (show_dir): Set the title bar for the window to the
current directoy. Reported by both Mike and Elliot.
* layout: Updated to the new hotlist dialog box.
* src/hotlist.c: changes to hotlist boxes i18n.
* src/panelize.c: changes to panelize boxes i18n.
* src/wtools.c (query_dialog): Take care about possible '&' in
button names while calculating window sizes and button positions.
* screen.c (string_file_nlinks): The buffer was too small and we
were overwriting parts of it.
* subshell.c (do_subshell_chdir): Memory leak fix.
* find.c (do_search): Do not use undefined order of evaluation.
* user.c: Do not use undefined order of evaluation.
* dlg.c (init_dlg): Do init the default return value.
2. Load/Save desktop-icon transparent state.
3. Add arrange icons code.
4. Add snap to grid option (default now).
5. Fixed viewer crash.
Still left to do:
- Nice config dialog to set the above variables.
* gdesktop.h: Added extern declarations for the
want_transparent_icons and want_transparent_text variables.
* gtrans.c (set_window_text): Now we use the new global variables
want_transparent_icons and want_transparent_text to decide how to
paint the pixmap and mask. The want_transparent_* variables can
thus be configured for the smartness/speed of your X server when
using shaped windows.
