* app/gdisplay.c: reverted cosmetic fix below, broke zoomed updates
* configure.in: changes to xdelta and jpeg checks
* updated bmp plugin
* portability patch for polar
* minor bugfix to vpropagate
* fix for memory problem in xwd
-Yosh
* app/app_procs.c: fixed up idle handler for file open (look like testgtk
idle demo)
* app/colomaps.c: fixup for visual test and use of gdk_color_alloc for some
fixed colors (from Owen Taylor)
* app/errors.h
* app/errors.c
* app/main.c
* libgimp/gimp.c: redid the signal handlers so we only get a debug prompt on
SIGSEGV, SIGBUS, and SIGFPE.
* applied gimp-jbuhler-980408-0 and gimp-joke-980409-0 (warning fixups)
* applied gimp-monnaux-980409-0 for configurable plugin path for multiarch
setups
-Yosh
Fri Apr 10 00:17:23 EDT 1998 Matthew Wilson <msw@gimp.org>
* app/commands.c: Fixed (hopefully) the preferences code. Added
a warning to restart GIMP for those changes that require restarts.
--Matt
Thu Apr 9 02:53:14 EST 1998 Matthew Wilson <msw@gimp.org>
* app/app_procs.c: Added a little wrapper when loading files from
command line that loads the files after gtk_main starts. This
fixes the segfault from the tips dialog when you load images on
the command line. Cudos to Owen for the fix.
--Matt "owen scares me with his GTK+ knowledge" Wilson
* configure.in: redid libjpeg check to make sure old versions aren't used.
Also #undef PACKAGE and VERSION since some jconfig.h's define it
* updated included regex.[ch] to the one in GNU grep
* plug-ins/script-fu/interp_regex.c: we don't need to kludge around OSF1
anymore, since we use our own regex stuff
-Yosh
*plugins/script-fu/scripts/hsv-graph.scm
*plugins/script-fu/scripts/image-structure.scm
*plugins/script-fu/scripts/line-nova.scm
*plugins/script-fu/scripts/text-circle.scm
*plugins/script-fu/scripts/unsharp-mask.scm:
*data/palettes/Named_colors:
script and palette updates from Shuji Narazaki
also remved the duplicate circle-logo.scm
-adrian
random() and add -lucb on systems that need it. Fix for xdelta.h check. Find
xemacs as well as emacs. Properly define settings for print plugin.
app/Makefile.am: ditch -DNDEBUG, since nothing uses it
flame: properly handle random() and friends
pnm: workaround for systems with old sprintfs
print, sgi: fold back in portability fixes
threshold_alpha: properly get params in non-interactive mode
bmp: updated and merged in
-Yosh
* app/bezier_select.c: Destroy the tool when changing displays.
* app/command.c: initialize pointers to drawables when selecting
tools
* app/disp_callbacks.c: initialize pointers to drawables on first
click of a gdisplay
* app/gimage.c: removed extra tool destruction
* app/tools.c: make a fallback case when starting tools so that
you'll always have an active tool.
--Matt
added it twice, once under <Image>->Layers and additionally under
<Image>->Image->Alpha
Now it is possible to work on a single-layer image without opening the
Layers-dialog for adding an alpha channel.
--Sven
Thu Apr 2 04:06:50 EST 1998 Matthew Wilson <msw@gimp.org>
* app/disp_callbacks.c: Always ungrab the pointer on button release.
This is a quick and dirty hack to try to nuke the pointer grab
bug.
Thu Apr 2 01:49:34 EST 1998 Matthew Wilson <msw@gimp.org>
* app/transform_core.c: added a change to make a note of the
current drawable in the button_release. This prevents the tool
from being restarted when the transform_core makes a floating
selection.
* app/tools.c: Initialize the current drawable to NULL if
there is gdisp == NULL.
--Matt
* app/brightness_contrast.c
* app/by_color_select.c
* app/color_balance.c
* app/color_picker.c
* app/curves.c
* app/histogram_tool.c
* app/hue_saturation.c
* app/levels.c
* app/posterize.c
* app/threshold.c
* app/transform_core.c: modified to call the cancel callback
instead of the ok callback when freed. modified to save the
last used drawable so that we might be able to check later
and restart the tool if need be.
* app/disp_callbacks.c
* app/gimage.c: modified tool restart/destruction code
* app/tools.c
* app/tools.h: added tools_initialize, made changes to
be able save the last used drawable in the tool.
--Matt
Manish Singh