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2009-08-22 | Kristaps@ significantly overhauled libman. | Ingo Schwarze | |
I'm committing this in one large chunk because in contrast to -mdoc, -man is mostly untested in OpenBSD anyway, so any fallout can be fixed in-tree. Among others, improved support for .IP, .HP, and .TP. Now in sync with release 1.9.0. | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.9.0: improve documentation of parsed and callable macros; | Ingo Schwarze | |
the diff is large because kristaps@ reindented macro calls | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.9.0: polishing the core code of mdoc macro handling | Ingo Schwarze | |
1) If a macro is not parsed, do not parse it. Of course, without parsing it, we cannot produce "macro-like parameter" warnings, but these were useless anyway. 2) If a macro is not callable, do not print a useless warning when it occurs as a parameter, just display the raw characters. 3) Below .Bl -column, check whether macros are callable. 4) Like groff, allow whitespace after the initial dot on macro lines. | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.9.0: like in groff, do not assert vspace between two .Sh macros | Ingo Schwarze | |
in case the first one has no body | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.9.0: move indentation size into *term.c files, | Ingo Schwarze | |
improving -man indentation | |||
2009-08-22 | now in sync with 1.8.5 (except for %T underline) | Ingo Schwarze | |
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.5: Error string is now file:line:col: message. | Ingo Schwarze | |
Fixed column reporting (off by one). Use fprintf instead of warnx for parse errors (like cc). | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.5: partial rewrite of the handling of escape sequences: | Ingo Schwarze | |
distinguish special characters and predefined strings, and add and fix several escape sequences | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.5: better explanation of the format of special characters, | Ingo Schwarze | |
and list additional character | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.5: clean up sections describing escape sequences | Ingo Schwarze | |
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.5: add "vim -q" tip (from uqs at spoerlein dot net) | Ingo Schwarze | |
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.5: note that \~ does not work; | Ingo Schwarze | |
noticed by <uqs at spoerlein dot net> | |||
2009-08-22 | now in sync with 1.8.4 | Ingo Schwarze | |
except for the %T underline diff which is still pending (me slacking) | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.4: The .St -p1003.1* macros produce "POSIX" instead of "POSIX.1"; | Ingo Schwarze | |
agreed with jmc@ to leave this for now (because it agrees with our in-tree groff) and adapt it to new groff conventions after the main switch | |||
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.4: LLVM findings from <uqs at spoerlein dot net> | Ingo Schwarze | |
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.4: do not error out in case of out-of-order prologue macros | Ingo Schwarze | |
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.4: recognize the \c escape (only used in -man) | Ingo Schwarze | |
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.4: support .sp in -man | Ingo Schwarze | |
2009-08-22 | sync to 1.8.4: add option -fign-errors to check several manual pages | Ingo Schwarze | |
without stopping at errors | |||
2009-08-21 | tweak previous; | Jason McIntyre | |
2009-08-21 | make aucat(1) expose a MIDI device to control server behaviour in | Alexandre Ratchov | |
realtime. For now only the playback volume of individual streams can be changed/monitored. To each stream is assigned a MIDI channel; the volume is changed/monitored using the standard controller number 7. | |||
2009-08-21 | Emulate dch/dch1 if missing by redrawing the entire line. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-21 | Move reading termios settings to before tty_open alters them, and expand the | Nicholas Marriott | |
comment. | |||
2009-08-21 | Ugh, committed the wrong version of this change and got both solutions rather | Nicholas Marriott | |
than just the second. Remove unused assignment. | |||
2009-08-21 | When moving up or down in copy mode, save the cursor position and size of the | Nicholas Marriott | |
last line with content (width != 0) and use it to determine if the cursor should be at the end of the line. Fixes problem of the cursor always jumping to the end of the line when scrolling past a blank line. | |||
2009-08-21 | Fix grid_expand_line so it actually works when the required size is bigger than | Nicholas Marriott | |
2 * the current size. | |||
2009-08-20 | subsystem_flag is defined in ssh.c so it's extern; ok djm | Darren Tucker | |
2009-08-20 | A few trivial optimisations: no need to check for zero size if calling | Nicholas Marriott | |
buffer_ensure in buffer.c; expand grid lines by a greater increase than one each time; and don't read UTF-8 data unless it actually needs to be checked when overwriting a cell. | |||
2009-08-20 | Nuke unused variable. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-19 | don't try to process -o arguments using the input file list, fixes | Alexandre Ratchov | |
midicat crashing sometimes when -o is used | |||
2009-08-19 | Handle the device attributes (DA) escape sequence. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-19 | tweak previous; | Jason McIntyre | |
2009-08-19 | Don't read beyond the edge of the screen when searching (dies with debug | Nicholas Marriott | |
enabled). | |||
2009-08-19 | Use cfsetispeed/cfsetospeed to set termios speed members. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-19 | Extend command-prompt with a -p option which is a comma-separated list of one | Nicholas Marriott | |
or more prompts to present in order. The responses to the prompt are replaced in the template string: %% are replaced in order, so the first prompt replaces the first %%, the second replaces the second, and so on. In addition, %1 up to %9 are replaced with the responses to the first the ninth prompts The default template is "%1" so the response to the first prompt is processed as a command. Note that this changes the behaviour for %% so if there is only one prompt, only the first %% will be replaced. Templates such as "neww -n '%%' 'ssh %%'" should be changed to "neww -n '%1' 'ssh %1'". From Tiago Cunha. | |||
2009-08-19 | organize midi code like audio code, no functional change | Alexandre Ratchov | |
2009-08-19 | ether -> either; | Jason McIntyre | |
2009-08-18 | Instead of just checking for an empty buffer, which may not be the case if | Nicholas Marriott | |
there is unconsumed data, save the previous size and use it instead. This means that activity monitoring should work in this (unlikely) event. Also remove a debugging statement that no longer seems necessary. | |||
2009-08-18 | Whoops, getting the comparison the right way round is usually recommended. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-18 | Move another expensive options test to after a cheaper timer check/update. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-18 | fix "get" command usage, spotted by jmc@ | Damien Miller | |
2009-08-18 | options_get_number() is relatively expensive and a check for dead panes happens | Nicholas Marriott | |
a lot more often than actually finding one, so instead of getting the option for every check, get it for every dead window found. | |||
2009-08-18 | recursive transfer support for get/put and on the commandline | Damien Miller | |
work mostly by carlosvsilvapt@gmail.com for the Google Summer of Code with some tweaks by me; "go for it" deraadt@ | |||
2009-08-18 | Now that pane targets (-t) are supported, switch some commands to use them | Nicholas Marriott | |
where it makes sense: clock-mode, copy-mode, scroll-mode, send-keys, send-prefix. | |||
2009-08-18 | Tag a few missed printf-like functions and fix a missing "%s". | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-18 | Pass show-buffer output through vis(3) as well, and wrap it to the edge of the | Nicholas Marriott | |
terminal when used from the command line. | |||
2009-08-18 | Change list-buffers to run the preview of the buffer through vis(1). | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-18 | Use the full screen width when printing output rather than one less. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-18 | Nuke unnecessary assignment. | Nicholas Marriott | |
2009-08-18 | Add a "delete line" key when editing in the status line or the search up/down | Nicholas Marriott | |
prompt. C-u with emacs keys, d with vi. |