nano-2.2.5/0000755000175000017500000000000011426661425007463 500000000000000nano-2.2.5/m4/0000755000175000017500000000000011426661426010004 500000000000000nano-2.2.5/m4/ac_define_dir.m40000644000175000017500000000224211241153417012710 00000000000000dnl @synopsis AC_DEFINE_DIR(VARNAME, DIR [, DESCRIPTION]) dnl dnl This macro sets VARNAME to the expansion of the DIR variable, dnl taking care of fixing up ${prefix} and such. dnl dnl VARNAME is then offered as both an output variable and a C dnl preprocessor symbol. dnl dnl Example: dnl dnl AC_DEFINE_DIR([DATADIR], [datadir], [Where data are placed to.]) dnl dnl @category Misc dnl @author Stepan Kasal dnl @author Andreas Schwab dnl @author Guido U. 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As a special exception to the GNU General dnl Public License, this file may be distributed as part of a program dnl that contains a configuration script generated by Autoconf, under dnl the same distribution terms as the rest of that program. dnl dnl This file can can be used in projects which are not available under dnl the GNU General Public License or the GNU Library General Public dnl License but which still want to provide support for the GNU gettext dnl functionality. dnl Please note that the actual code of the GNU gettext library is covered dnl by the GNU Library General Public License, and the rest of the GNU dnl gettext package package is covered by the GNU General Public License. dnl They are *not* in the public domain. dnl Authors: dnl Ulrich Drepper , 1995-2000. dnl Bruno Haible , 2000-2002. dnl Macro to add for using GNU gettext. dnl Usage: AM_GNU_GETTEXT([INTLSYMBOL], [NEEDSYMBOL], [INTLDIR]). dnl INTLSYMBOL can be one of 'external', 'no-libtool', 'use-libtool'. 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If empty, dnl the value `$(top_builddir)/intl/' is used. dnl dnl The result of the configuration is one of three cases: dnl 1) GNU gettext, as included in the intl subdirectory, will be compiled dnl and used. dnl Catalog format: GNU --> install in $(datadir) dnl Catalog extension: .mo after installation, .gmo in source tree dnl 2) GNU gettext has been found in the system's C library. dnl Catalog format: GNU --> install in $(datadir) dnl Catalog extension: .mo after installation, .gmo in source tree dnl 3) No internationalization, always use English msgid. dnl Catalog format: none dnl Catalog extension: none dnl If INTLSYMBOL is 'external', only cases 2 and 3 can occur. dnl The use of .gmo is historical (it was needed to avoid overwriting the dnl GNU format catalogs when building on a platform with an X/Open gettext), dnl but we keep it in order not to force irrelevant filename changes on the dnl maintainers. dnl AC_DEFUN([AM_GNU_GETTEXT], [ dnl Argument checking. ifelse([$1], [], , [ifelse([$1], [external], , [ifelse([$1], [no-libtool], , [ifelse([$1], [use-libtool], , [errprint([ERROR: invalid first argument to AM_GNU_GETTEXT ])])])])]) ifelse([$2], [], , [ifelse([$2], [need-ngettext], , [ifelse([$2], [need-formatstring-macros], , [errprint([ERROR: invalid second argument to AM_GNU_GETTEXT ])])])]) define(gt_included_intl, ifelse([$1], [external], [no], [yes])) define(gt_libtool_suffix_prefix, ifelse([$1], [use-libtool], [l], [])) AC_REQUIRE([AM_PO_SUBDIRS])dnl ifelse(gt_included_intl, yes, [ AC_REQUIRE([AM_INTL_SUBDIR])dnl ]) dnl Prerequisites of AC_LIB_LINKFLAGS_BODY. 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AC_REQUIRE([AC_LIB_PREPARE_PREFIX]) AC_REQUIRE([AC_LIB_RPATH]) dnl Search for libiconv and define LIBICONV, LTLIBICONV and INCICONV dnl accordingly. AC_LIB_LINKFLAGS_BODY([iconv]) ]) AC_DEFUN([AM_ICONV_LINK], [ dnl Some systems have iconv in libc, some have it in libiconv (OSF/1 and dnl those with the standalone portable GNU libiconv installed). dnl Search for libiconv and define LIBICONV, LTLIBICONV and INCICONV dnl accordingly. AC_REQUIRE([AM_ICONV_LINKFLAGS_BODY]) dnl Add $INCICONV to CPPFLAGS before performing the following checks, dnl because if the user has installed libiconv and not disabled its use dnl via --without-libiconv-prefix, he wants to use it. 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CPPFLAGS="$am_save_CPPFLAGS" LIBICONV= LTLIBICONV= fi AC_SUBST(LIBICONV) AC_SUBST(LTLIBICONV) ]) AC_DEFUN([AM_ICONV], [ AM_ICONV_LINK if test "$am_cv_func_iconv" = yes; then AC_MSG_CHECKING([for iconv declaration]) AC_CACHE_VAL(am_cv_proto_iconv, [ AC_TRY_COMPILE([ #include #include extern #ifdef __cplusplus "C" #endif #if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__cplusplus) size_t iconv (iconv_t cd, char * *inbuf, size_t *inbytesleft, char * *outbuf, size_t *outbytesleft); #else size_t iconv(); #endif ], [], am_cv_proto_iconv_arg1="", am_cv_proto_iconv_arg1="const") am_cv_proto_iconv="extern size_t iconv (iconv_t cd, $am_cv_proto_iconv_arg1 char * *inbuf, size_t *inbytesleft, char * *outbuf, size_t *outbytesleft);"]) am_cv_proto_iconv=`echo "[$]am_cv_proto_iconv" | tr -s ' ' | sed -e 's/( /(/'` AC_MSG_RESULT([$]{ac_t:- }[$]am_cv_proto_iconv) AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(ICONV_CONST, $am_cv_proto_iconv_arg1, [Define as const if the declaration of iconv() needs const.]) fi ]) nano-2.2.5/m4/isc-posix.m40000644000175000017500000000213311241153417012072 00000000000000# isc-posix.m4 serial 2 (gettext-0.11.2) dnl Copyright (C) 1995-2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. dnl This file is free software, distributed under the terms of the GNU dnl General Public License. As a special exception to the GNU General dnl Public License, this file may be distributed as part of a program dnl that contains a configuration script generated by Autoconf, under dnl the same distribution terms as the rest of that program. # This file is not needed with autoconf-2.53 and newer. Remove it in 2005. # This test replaces the one in autoconf. # Currently this macro should have the same name as the autoconf macro # because gettext's gettext.m4 (distributed in the automake package) # still uses it. Otherwise, the use in gettext.m4 makes autoheader # give these diagnostics: # configure.in:556: AC_TRY_COMPILE was called before AC_ISC_POSIX # configure.in:556: AC_TRY_RUN was called before AC_ISC_POSIX undefine([AC_ISC_POSIX]) AC_DEFUN([AC_ISC_POSIX], [ dnl This test replaces the obsolescent AC_ISC_POSIX kludge. AC_CHECK_LIB(cposix, strerror, [LIBS="$LIBS -lcposix"]) ] ) nano-2.2.5/m4/lib-ld.m40000644000175000017500000000626011241153417011324 00000000000000# lib-ld.m4 serial 1 (gettext-0.11) dnl Copyright (C) 1996-2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. dnl This file is free software, distributed under the terms of the GNU dnl General Public License. As a special exception to the GNU General dnl Public License, this file may be distributed as part of a program dnl that contains a configuration script generated by Autoconf, under dnl the same distribution terms as the rest of that program. dnl Subroutines of libtool.m4, dnl with replacements s/AC_/AC_LIB/ and s/lt_cv/acl_cv/ to avoid collision dnl with libtool.m4. dnl From libtool-1.4. Sets the variable with_gnu_ld to yes or no. 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As a special exception to the GNU General dnl Public License, this file may be distributed as part of a program dnl that contains a configuration script generated by Autoconf, under dnl the same distribution terms as the rest of that program. dnl From Bruno Haible. dnl AC_LIB_LINKFLAGS(name [, dependencies]) searches for libname and dnl the libraries corresponding to explicit and implicit dependencies. dnl Sets and AC_SUBSTs the LIB${NAME} and LTLIB${NAME} variables and dnl augments the CPPFLAGS variable. 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As a special exception to the GNU General dnl Public License, this file may be distributed as part of a program dnl that contains a configuration script generated by Autoconf, under dnl the same distribution terms as the rest of that program. dnl dnl This file can can be used in projects which are not available under dnl the GNU General Public License or the GNU Library General Public dnl License but which still want to provide support for the GNU gettext dnl functionality. dnl Please note that the actual code of the GNU gettext library is covered dnl by the GNU Library General Public License, and the rest of the GNU dnl gettext package package is covered by the GNU General Public License. dnl They are *not* in the public domain. dnl Authors: dnl Ulrich Drepper , 1995. # Check whether LC_MESSAGES is available in . 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AC_DEFUN([jm_AC_HEADER_STDINT_H], [ AC_CACHE_CHECK([for stdint.h], jm_ac_cv_header_stdint_h, [AC_TRY_COMPILE( [#include #include ], [uintmax_t i = (uintmax_t) -1;], jm_ac_cv_header_stdint_h=yes, jm_ac_cv_header_stdint_h=no)]) if test $jm_ac_cv_header_stdint_h = yes; then AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(HAVE_STDINT_H_WITH_UINTMAX, 1, [Define if exists, doesn't clash with , and declares uintmax_t. ]) fi ]) nano-2.2.5/m4/uintmax_t.m40000644000175000017500000000211411241153417012163 00000000000000# uintmax_t.m4 serial 6 (gettext-0.11) dnl Copyright (C) 1997-2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. dnl This file is free software, distributed under the terms of the GNU dnl General Public License. As a special exception to the GNU General dnl Public License, this file may be distributed as part of a program dnl that contains a configuration script generated by Autoconf, under dnl the same distribution terms as the rest of that program. dnl From Paul Eggert. AC_PREREQ(2.13) # Define uintmax_t to `unsigned long' or `unsigned long long' # if does not exist. AC_DEFUN([jm_AC_TYPE_UINTMAX_T], [ AC_REQUIRE([jm_AC_HEADER_INTTYPES_H]) AC_REQUIRE([jm_AC_HEADER_STDINT_H]) if test $jm_ac_cv_header_inttypes_h = no && test $jm_ac_cv_header_stdint_h = no; then AC_REQUIRE([jm_AC_TYPE_UNSIGNED_LONG_LONG]) test $ac_cv_type_unsigned_long_long = yes \ && ac_type='unsigned long long' \ || ac_type='unsigned long' AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(uintmax_t, $ac_type, [Define to unsigned long or unsigned long long if and don't define.]) fi ]) nano-2.2.5/m4/ulonglong.m40000644000175000017500000000200011241153417012151 00000000000000# ulonglong.m4 serial 2 (fileutils-4.0.32, gettext-0.10.40) dnl Copyright (C) 1999-2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. dnl This file is free software, distributed under the terms of the GNU dnl General Public License. As a special exception to the GNU General dnl Public License, this file may be distributed as part of a program dnl that contains a configuration script generated by Autoconf, under dnl the same distribution terms as the rest of that program. dnl From Paul Eggert. AC_DEFUN([jm_AC_TYPE_UNSIGNED_LONG_LONG], [ AC_CACHE_CHECK([for unsigned long long], ac_cv_type_unsigned_long_long, [AC_TRY_LINK([unsigned long long ull = 1; int i = 63;], [unsigned long long ullmax = (unsigned long long) -1; return ull << i | ull >> i | ullmax / ull | ullmax % ull;], ac_cv_type_unsigned_long_long=yes, ac_cv_type_unsigned_long_long=no)]) if test $ac_cv_type_unsigned_long_long = yes; then AC_DEFINE(HAVE_UNSIGNED_LONG_LONG, 1, [Define if you have the unsigned long long type.]) fi ]) nano-2.2.5/README0000644000175000017500000000473111241153421010253 00000000000000 GNU nano - an enhanced clone of the Pico text editor. Overview The nano project was started because of a few "problems" with the wonderfully easy-to-use and friendly Pico text editor. First and foremost is its license: the Pine suite does not use the GPL or a GPL-friendly license, and has unclear restrictions on redistribution. Because of this, Pine and Pico are not included with many GNU/Linux distributions. Also, other features (like go to line number or search and replace) were unavailable until recently or require a command line flag. Yuck. nano aims to solve these problems by emulating the functionality of Pico as closely as possible while addressing the problems above and perhaps providing other extra functionality. The nano editor is now an official GNU package. For more information on GNU and the Free Software Foundation, please see http://www.gnu.org/. How to compile and install nano Download the nano source code, then: tar zxvf nano-x.y.z.tar.gz cd nano-x.y.z ./configure make make install It's that simple. Use --prefix with configure to override the default installation directory of /usr/local. If you configured with the "--enable-nanorc" option, after installation you might copy the doc/nanorc.sample to your home directory, rename it to ".nanorc", and then edit it according to your taste. Web Page http://www.nano-editor.org/ Mailing List and Bug Reports Savannah hosts all the nano-related mailing-lists. + info-nano@gnu.org is a very low traffic list used to announce new nano versions or other important information about the project. + help-nano@gnu.org is for those seeking to get help without wanting to hear about the technical details of its development. + nano-devel@gnu.org is the list used by the people that make nano and a general development discussion list, with moderate traffic. To subscribe, send email to nano--request@gnu.org with a subject of "subscribe", where is the list you want to subscribe to. For general bug reports, send a description of the problem to nano@nano-editor.org or directly to the development list. Current Status GNU nano has reached its third stable milestone, 2.0.x. Development of new features continues in the 2.1.x branch, while 2.0.x versions are dedicated to bug-fixing and polishing. $Id: README 4057 2007-01-29 12:40:48Z dolorous $ nano-2.2.5/configure.ac0000644000175000017500000005065111426657303011700 00000000000000# Configuration for GNU nano - a small and user-friendly text editor # # Copyright (C) 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 # Free Software Foundation, Inc. # # GNU nano is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the # Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) any # later version. # # GNU nano is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with GNU nano; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, # USA. # # $Id: configure.ac 4506 2010-05-23 04:26:22Z astyanax $ AC_INIT([GNU nano], [2.2.5], [nano-devel@gnu.org], [nano]) AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR([src/nano.c]) AC_CANONICAL_TARGET([]) AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE AC_CONFIG_HEADERS([config.h]) AC_PREREQ(2.54) dnl Checks for programs. AC_GNU_SOURCE AC_PROG_CC AC_PROG_LN_S AC_ISC_POSIX AC_SYS_LARGEFILE dnl Internationalization macros. AM_GNU_GETTEXT_VERSION(0.11.5) AM_GNU_GETTEXT([external], [need-ngettext]) AM_CONDITIONAL(USE_NLS, test x$USE_NLS = xyes) dnl Data location. pkgdatadir=${datadir}/${PACKAGE} AC_DEFINE_DIR([PKGDATADIR], [pkgdatadir], [Where data are placed to.]) dnl Checks for header files. AC_HEADER_STDC AC_CHECK_HEADERS(getopt.h libintl.h limits.h regex.h sys/param.h wchar.h wctype.h stdarg.h) dnl Checks for options. 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The Free Translation Project is a way to get maintainers of free software, translators, and users all together, so that will gradually become able to speak many languages. A few packages already provide translations for their messages. If you found this `ABOUT-NLS' file inside a distribution, you may assume that the distributed package does use GNU `gettext' internally, itself available at your nearest GNU archive site. But you do _not_ need to install GNU `gettext' prior to configuring, installing or using this package with messages translated. Installers will find here some useful hints. These notes also explain how users should proceed for getting the programs to use the available translations. They tell how people wanting to contribute and work at translations should contact the appropriate team. When reporting bugs in the `intl/' directory or bugs which may be related to internationalization, you should tell about the version of `gettext' which is used. The information can be found in the `intl/VERSION' file, in internationalized packages. Quick configuration advice ========================== If you want to exploit the full power of internationalization, you should configure it using ./configure --with-included-gettext to force usage of internationalizing routines provided within this package, despite the existence of internationalizing capabilities in the operating system where this package is being installed. So far, only the `gettext' implementation in the GNU C library version 2 provides as many features (such as locale alias, message inheritance, automatic charset conversion or plural form handling) as the implementation here. It is also not possible to offer this additional functionality on top of a `catgets' implementation. Future versions of GNU `gettext' will very likely convey even more functionality. So it might be a good idea to change to GNU `gettext' as soon as possible. So you need _not_ provide this option if you are using GNU libc 2 or you have installed a recent copy of the GNU gettext package with the included `libintl'. INSTALL Matters =============== Some packages are "localizable" when properly installed; the programs they contain can be made to speak your own native language. Most such packages use GNU `gettext'. Other packages have their own ways to internationalization, predating GNU `gettext'. By default, this package will be installed to allow translation of messages. It will automatically detect whether the system already provides the GNU `gettext' functions. If not, the GNU `gettext' own library will be used. This library is wholly contained within this package, usually in the `intl/' subdirectory, so prior installation of the GNU `gettext' package is _not_ required. Installers may use special options at configuration time for changing the default behaviour. The commands: ./configure --with-included-gettext ./configure --disable-nls will respectively bypass any pre-existing `gettext' to use the internationalizing routines provided within this package, or else, _totally_ disable translation of messages. When you already have GNU `gettext' installed on your system and run configure without an option for your new package, `configure' will probably detect the previously built and installed `libintl.a' file and will decide to use this. This might be not what is desirable. You should use the more recent version of the GNU `gettext' library. I.e. if the file `intl/VERSION' shows that the library which comes with this package is more recent, you should use ./configure --with-included-gettext to prevent auto-detection. The configuration process will not test for the `catgets' function and therefore it will not be used. The reason is that even an emulation of `gettext' on top of `catgets' could not provide all the extensions of the GNU `gettext' library. Internationalized packages have usually many `po/LL.po' files, where LL gives an ISO 639 two-letter code identifying the language. Unless translations have been forbidden at `configure' time by using the `--disable-nls' switch, all available translations are installed together with the package. However, the environment variable `LINGUAS' may be set, prior to configuration, to limit the installed set. `LINGUAS' should then contain a space separated list of two-letter codes, stating which languages are allowed. Using This Package ================== As a user, if your language has been installed for this package, you only have to set the `LANG' environment variable to the appropriate `LL_CC' combination. Here `LL' is an ISO 639 two-letter language code, and `CC' is an ISO 3166 two-letter country code. For example, let's suppose that you speak German and live in Germany. At the shell prompt, merely execute `setenv LANG de_DE' (in `csh'), `export LANG; LANG=de_DE' (in `sh') or `export LANG=de_DE' (in `bash'). This can be done from your `.login' or `.profile' file, once and for all. You might think that the country code specification is redundant. But in fact, some languages have dialects in different countries. For example, `de_AT' is used for Austria, and `pt_BR' for Brazil. The country code serves to distinguish the dialects. The locale naming convention of `LL_CC', with `LL' denoting the language and `CC' denoting the country, is the one use on systems based on GNU libc. On other systems, some variations of this scheme are used, such as `LL' or `LL_CC.ENCODING'. You can get the list of locales supported by your system for your country by running the command `locale -a | grep '^LL''. Not all programs have translations for all languages. By default, an English message is shown in place of a nonexistent translation. If you understand other languages, you can set up a priority list of languages. This is done through a different environment variable, called `LANGUAGE'. GNU `gettext' gives preference to `LANGUAGE' over `LANG' for the purpose of message handling, but you still need to have `LANG' set to the primary language; this is required by other parts of the system libraries. For example, some Swedish users who would rather read translations in German than English for when Swedish is not available, set `LANGUAGE' to `sv:de' while leaving `LANG' to `sv_SE'. In the `LANGUAGE' environment variable, but not in the `LANG' environment variable, `LL_CC' combinations can be abbreviated as `LL' to denote the language's main dialect. For example, `de' is equivalent to `de_DE' (German as spoken in Germany), and `pt' to `pt_PT' (Portuguese as spoken in Portugal) in this context. Translating Teams ================= For the Free Translation Project to be a success, we need interested people who like their own language and write it well, and who are also able to synergize with other translators speaking the same language. Each translation team has its own mailing list. The up-to-date list of teams can be found at the Free Translation Project's homepage, `http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/contrib/po/HTML/', in the "National teams" area. If you'd like to volunteer to _work_ at translating messages, you should become a member of the translating team for your own language. The subscribing address is _not_ the same as the list itself, it has `-request' appended. For example, speakers of Swedish can send a message to `sv-request@li.org', having this message body: subscribe Keep in mind that team members are expected to participate _actively_ in translations, or at solving translational difficulties, rather than merely lurking around. If your team does not exist yet and you want to start one, or if you are unsure about what to do or how to get started, please write to `translation@iro.umontreal.ca' to reach the coordinator for all translator teams. The English team is special. It works at improving and uniformizing the terminology in use. Proven linguistic skill are praised more than programming skill, here. Available Packages ================== Languages are not equally supported in all packages. The following matrix shows the current state of internationalization, as of August 2002. The matrix shows, in regard of each package, for which languages PO files have been submitted to translation coordination, with a translation percentage of at least 50%. Ready PO files be bg ca cs da de el en eo es et fi fr +----------------------------------------+ a2ps | [] [] [] [] | ap-utils | | bash | [] [] [] [] | bfd | [] [] | binutils | [] [] | bison | [] [] [] [] | clisp | | clisp | [] [] [] [] | clisplow | | cpio | [] [] [] [] | darkstat | () | diffutils | [] [] [] [] [] [] | enscript | [] [] | error | [] [] [] | fetchmail | [] () [] [] [] () | fileutils | [] [] [] [] [] | findutils | [] [] [] [] [] [] | flex | [] [] [] [] [] | gas | [] [] | gawk | [] [] [] | gcal | [] [] | gcc | [] [] | gettext | [] [] [] [] [] | gnupg | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | gprof | [] [] | gpsdrive | () () () () () | grep | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | gretl | [] | gthumb | () () () | hello | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | id-utils | [] [] [] | indent | [] [] [] [] [] | jpilot | () [] [] [] | jwhois | [] [] | kbd | [] [] [] | ld | [] [] | libc | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | libiconv | [] [] [] [] | lifelines | () () | lilypond | [] [] | lingoteach | [] [] | lingoteach_lessons| () () | lynx | [] [] [] [] [] | m4 | [] [] [] [] [] | make | [] [] [] [] | man-db | [] () () [] () () | mysecretdiary | [] [] [] | nano | [] () [] [] [] [] | nano_1_0 | [] () [] [] [] [] | opcodes | [] [] [] | parted | [] [] [] [] [] | ptx | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | python | | recode | [] [] [] [] [] [] | sed | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | sh-utils | [] [] [] [] | sharutils | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | sketch | () [] () | soundtracker | [] [] [] | sp | [] | tar | [] [] [] [] [] [] | texinfo | [] [] [] [] [] | textutils | [] [] [] [] [] | util-linux | [] [] [] [] [] [] | vorbis-tools | [] | wastesedge | | wdiff | [] [] [] [] [] [] | wget | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | +----------------------------------------+ be bg ca cs da de el en eo es et fi fr 0 2 19 10 30 44 9 1 12 44 17 6 53 gl he hr hu id it ja ko lv nb nl nn +-------------------------------------+ a2ps | () () [] | ap-utils | | bash | [] | bfd | [] | binutils | [] | bison | [] [] [] [] | clisp | | clisp | [] | clisplow | | cpio | [] [] [] [] | darkstat | | diffutils | [] [] [] [] [] | enscript | [] [] | error | [] | fetchmail | [] | fileutils | [] [] [] | findutils | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | flex | [] | gas | | gawk | [] | gcal | | gcc | [] | gettext | [] [] | gnupg | [] [] [] [] | gprof | [] | gpsdrive | [] () () | grep | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | gretl | | gthumb | () () | hello | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | id-utils | [] [] | indent | [] [] [] [] | jpilot | () () | jwhois | [] [] | kbd | | ld | | libc | [] [] [] [] | libiconv | [] [] [] | lifelines | | lilypond | [] | lingoteach | [] | lingoteach_lessons| | lynx | [] [] [] [] | m4 | [] [] [] [] | make | [] [] [] [] [] [] | man-db | () () | mysecretdiary | [] | nano | [] [] [] [] | nano_1_0 | [] [] [] [] [] | opcodes | [] [] | parted | [] [] [] | ptx | [] [] [] [] [] | python | | recode | [] [] [] | sed | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | sh-utils | [] [] [] | sharutils | [] [] [] | sketch | () | soundtracker | [] [] | sp | | tar | [] [] [] [] [] [] | texinfo 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[] [] | 28 id-utils | [] [] [] [] | 9 indent | [] [] [] [] [] | 14 jpilot | () () [] [] | 5 jwhois | [] () () [] [] | 7 kbd | [] [] | 5 ld | [] [] | 4 libc | [] [] [] [] [] [] | 18 libiconv | [] [] [] [] [] | 12 lifelines | [] | 1 lilypond | [] | 4 lingoteach | [] [] | 5 lingoteach_lessons| () | 0 lynx | [] [] [] [] | 13 m4 | [] [] [] [] | 13 make | [] [] [] [] [] | 15 man-db | | 3 mysecretdiary | [] [] [] | 7 nano | [] [] [] [] | 13 nano_1_0 | [] [] [] [] | 14 opcodes | [] [] [] | 8 parted | [] [] [] [] | 12 ptx | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | 19 python | | 0 recode | [] [] [] [] [] [] | 15 sed | [] [] [] [] [] [] | 24 sh-utils | [] [] | 9 sharutils | [] [] [] [] | 14 sketch | [] () [] | 4 soundtracker | [] | 6 sp | | 1 tar | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | 19 texinfo | [] [] | 10 textutils | [] [] [] [] [] | 14 util-linux | [] [] [] | 10 vorbis-tools | [] | 3 wastesedge | | 0 wdiff | [] [] [] [] [] | 14 wget | [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] | 24 +----------------------------------------------+ 37 teams no pl pt pt_BR ru sk sl sv tr uk zh_CN zh_TW 68 domains 4 15 2 28 28 12 10 49 43 4 1 9 609 Some counters in the preceding matrix are higher than the number of visible blocks let us expect. This is because a few extra PO files are used for implementing regional variants of languages, or language dialects. For a PO file in the matrix above to be effective, the package to which it applies should also have been internationalized and distributed as such by its maintainer. There might be an observable lag between the mere existence a PO file and its wide availability in a distribution. If August 2002 seems to be old, you may fetch a more recent copy of this `ABOUT-NLS' file on most GNU archive sites. The most up-to-date matrix with full percentage details can be found at `http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/contrib/po/HTML/matrix.html'. Using `gettext' in new packages =============================== If you are writing a freely available program and want to internationalize it you are welcome to use GNU `gettext' in your package. Of course you have to respect the GNU Library General Public License which covers the use of the GNU `gettext' library. This means in particular that even non-free programs can use `libintl' as a shared library, whereas only free software can use `libintl' as a static library or use modified versions of `libintl'. Once the sources are changed appropriately and the setup can handle to use of `gettext' the only thing missing are the translations. The Free Translation Project is also available for packages which are not developed inside the GNU project. Therefore the information given above applies also for every other Free Software Project. Contact `translation@iro.umontreal.ca' to make the `.pot' files available to the translation teams. nano-2.2.5/AUTHORS0000644000175000017500000000346611241153421010447 00000000000000$Id: AUTHORS 4210 2007-12-20 18:41:04Z dolorous $ This file lists people who have made significant contribution to the nano editor. Please see the ChangeLog for specific changes by author. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Allegretta * Original program author, former stable series maintainer. David Lawrence Ramsey * Former stable series maintainer. Multiple buffer support, operating dir (-o) option, bug fixes for display routines, wrapping code, spelling fixes, const mode, parts of the UTF-8 support, and various other fixes. Jordi Mallach * Debian package maintainer, fellow bug squasher. * Internationalization support head, ca.po maintainer. Adam Rogoyski * New write_file() function, read_file() optimization, mouse support, resize support, nohelp (-x) option, justify function, follow symlink option and bugfixes, and much more. Robert Siemborski * Miscellaneous cut, display, replace, and other bug fixes, original and new "magic line" code, read_line() function, new edit display routines. Rocco Corsi * Internal spelling code, many optimizations and bug fixes for findnextstr() and search-related functions, various display and file handling fixes. David Benbennick * Wrap and justify bugfixes/enhancements, new color syntax code, memleak fixes, parts of the UTF-8 support, and other miscellaneous fixes. Mike Frysinger * Gentoo package maintainer. Whitespace display mode, --enable-utf8/--disable-utf8 configure options for ncurses, many new color regexes and improvements to existing color regexes for nanorc.sample, and miscellaneous bug fixes. nano-2.2.5/COPYING0000644000175000017500000010437411241153421010432 00000000000000 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. Preamble The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for software and other kinds of works. 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If your document contains nontrivial examples of program code, we recommend releasing these examples in parallel under your choice of free software license, such as the GNU General Public License, to permit their use in free software. nano-2.2.5/ChangeLog0000644000175000017500000013260211426657241011162 00000000000000GNU nano 2.2.5 - 2010.08.05 2010-08-04 Lauri Kasanen * doc/syntax/mgp.nanorc: New Magicpoint syntax highlighting definition 2010-08-04 Peter * doc/syntax/tex.nanorc: No longer highlight escaped comments 2010-06-20 Chris Allegretta * New rc file option allow_insecure_backup, allows the previous security fixes for backup files to be overridden if you're really positive you want to. Fixes Savannah bug 29732 by Brian Szymanski . 2010-05-23 Chris Allegretta * files.c (write_file): Don't even try to chown() the backup file unless we're root, since it's probably going to fail if we're editing a file we don't own. Fixes Savannah bug 29514: [nano 2.2.2] backup should ignore chown errors. GNU nano 2.2.4 - 2010.04.15 2010-04-07 Chris Allegretta * doc/man/nano.1,nanorc.5: Remove the backup file warnings now that a sufficient security fix exists for the backup file code. 2010-04-14 Chris Allegretta * text.c (do_alt_speller): Skip invoking the alt speller if the file size is 0 bytes. Fixes Savannah bug 29393 reported by Mike Frysinger. * files.c (wirte_file): Don't set current_stat when tmp == TRUE, check whether current_stat is set when trying to use it, and don't do the modification check if the filename changed, since we have no way of knowing about it in that case. Fixes Savannah bug 29392, reported by Mike Frysinger. [CVE-2010-1160] 2010-04-13 Felipe Bugno * doc/syntax/cmake.nanorc: Added cmake syntax highlighting file. 2010-04-09 Chris Allegretta * files.c (do_writeout): Better security fixes for backup file writing, mangled from submission by Dan Rosenberg [CVE-2010-1161] 2010-04-08 Chris Allegretta * files.c (do_writeout): Previous fixes should not cause a crash when saving a new file. Discovered by Mike Frysinger . 2010-04-07 Chris Allegretta * doc/man/nano.1,nanorc.5: Add warnings about using backup mode as root due to the Dan Rosenberg security analysis. 2010-04-02 Chris Allegretta * files.c (do_writeout): Expand modification check to include both the original file's device ID and inode number as reasons to warn the user that the file has been modified. Also abort on writing a backup file when its owner doesn't match the edited file. Based on security analysis on nano by Dan Rosenberg. [CVE-2010-1160] 2010-03-21 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (page_stdin et al): Don't attempt to reset/reopen the terminal settings when reading stdin if it was aborted with SIGINT. May fix Savannah bug 29114 reported by Mike Frysinger. 2010-03-21 Mike Frysinger * doc/syntax/c.nanorc: Add additional support for #include_next and #pragma 2010-03-21 Chris Allegretta * move.c (do_page_up, do_page_down()): Explicitly set current_y to 0 when paging up when not in smooth scroll mode, as previous fixes would otherwise cause the cursor to not really be moved to the stop of the screen. 2010-03-07 Chris Allegretta * configure.ac, nano.c (handle_sigwinch): Create check for whether LINES and COLS can safely be redefined. Fixes compilation issues with cygwin, and likely with newer versions of ncurses, fixes Savannah bug 28984 repoted by Andy Koppe and Eric Oliver via mailing list. * winio.c (get_mouseinput) - fix stray semicolon in code, also reported in bug 28984. GNU nano 2.2.3 - 2010.02.11 2010-01-28 Chris Allegretta * move.c (do_page_up, do_page_down): Fix for smooth mode not preserving cusor position. Part one of fix for Savannah bug 21178 by Mike Frysinger. GNU nano 2.2.2 - 2010.01.17 2010-01-17 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (main), prompt.c (do_statusbar_input): Handle problems with an unmapped function due to key rebinding, fixes crashes on FreeBSD repoted by Eitan Adler . 2010-01-14 Chris Allegretta * files.c (do_writeout): Fix for crash / incorrect external modification warning due to earlier fix in r4467. 2010-01-12 Chris Allegretta * move.c (do_page_up, do_page_down): Fix issues with not enough scrolling down/up and cursor centering. * winio.c (edit_scroll): Remove lots of needless checking of line length for soft wrapping code. * winio.c (edit_update) - Remove extra code for when updating with old_current outside of the new buffer boundary and centering issues. 2010-01-05 Tito * search.c (update_history): Fix bad length check causing search crash on armel platform. 2010-01-04 Chris Allegretta * winio.c: edit_update, edit_redraw: Fix search not scrolling to the middle of the screen (reported by alpha@qzx.com) and places where we rely on maxrows but should not. 2009-12-26 Jordi Mallach * doc/man/nano.1: Avoid a groff warning by prepending a zero-width space to a line starting with '. 2009-12-22 Chris Allegretta * files.c (write_file): Fix compatibility with previous stat fix and tiny mode. 2009-12-22 David Lawrence Ramsey * global.c: Add new strings for forward/back in the file browser. New variables nano_forwardfile_msg and nano_backfile_msg. 2009-12-20 Chris Allegretta * files.c (is_file_writable): remove assert check for f, since it's not initialized at the time. Fixes Savannah bug 28309, reported by Zoltan Kovacs. 2009-12-20 Brian Szymanski * src/files.c (write_file): Check stat struct exists, and if not use just obtained stat data. Fixes Ubuntu bug 471568, "reproducible crash in nano on trying to save to a file different than the one specified on the command line". 2009-12-15 Chris Allegretta * doc/nanorc.sample.in - Remove erroneous 'set suspendenable' as it's actually a key binding (e.g. 'bind M-Z suspendenable all') and not a settable flag. Fixes Savannah bug 28299 reported by Mike Frysinger. GNU nano 2.2.1 - 2009.12.12 2009-12-12 Chris Allegretta * text.c (do_delete), nano.c (do_output): Add check for length of current line before and after adding/deleting text, and do full refresh if it is now a different multiple of COLS. Also get rid of superfluous do_refresh vars now that we have edit_refresh_needed. 2009-12-09 David Lawrence Ramsey * global.c (shortcut_init), browser.c (do_browser): Fix M-W not being bound to research in either main menu or browser. 2009-12-09 Chris Allegretta * files.c (read_file) - Add parameter for whether we should even try to check file writability, as the message is useless when we're inserting into an existing buffer. Fixes Savannah bug 28219. 2009-12-07 David Lawrence Ramsey * global.c (shortcut_init): Many fixes for keybindings code oversights, including restore page up/down and GotoDir to browser, * browser.c (do_browser): Fix breaking out of a submenu (e.g. gotodir) breaks out of browser altogether. * doc/nanorc.sample.in: Add missing entries for fortran/ObjC/OCaml entries. 2009-12-03 David Lawrence Ramsey * global.c (shortcut_init) - Remove help shortcut from help shortcut list :-) Tweaked to reorder exit shortcut to end of list to not mess up prev/next shortcut symmetry. 2009-12-03 Eitan Adler * doc/syntax/makefile.nanorc - Fix poor regex for all alpha characters which sometimes leads to error messages, reported by gibboris@gmail.com. 2009-12-02 Chris Allegretta * text.c (add_undo, do_undo, do_redo) - Do not execute cases for SPLIT when DISABLE_WRAPPING is defined. Fixes Savannah bug 28151 (anon). 2009-12-02 Jordi Mallach * doc/man/nano.1: Fix escaping of hyphens for the -$ option. 2009-12-01 Kamil Dudka * chars.c, file.c - Better handle unused results for things like mbtowc(), new macro IGNORE_CALL_RESULT. 2009-12-01 Chris Allegretta * global.c (shortcut_init) - Remove redundant entries for ^Y/^V reported by Christian Weisgerber. * doc/man/nanorc.5 - Fix typo in Meta documentation, reported by gibboris@gmail.com. 2009-12-01 David Lawrence Ramsey * global.c (shortcut_init) - Add support for ^P and ^N in the help menu. * Update documentation for 2.2 features including sample nanorc file, texinfo file, man pages, UPGRADE file, and update copyright noticed for the current year. GNU nano 2.2.0 - 2009.11.30 2009-11-29 Chris Allegretta * prompt.c (get_prompt_string) - Universally handle help key when is disabled. Fixes Savannah bug 28117 by David Lawrence Ramsey . * chars.c, files.c: Add junk vars to silence the compiler. Sigh. 2009-11-29 David Lawrence Ramsey * Change several *chars to const char, additional cleanups and casts to make compilers happier. * global.c: Fix replace and insert file initializations for proper compilation options. * nano.c (do_suspend): Update comments to reflect actual code path, bad Chris and thanks for noticing Jordi. * configure.ac: Fix typos 2009-11-27 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (do_suspend): Don't clear the screen but do move the cursor down to the last line first in an effort to not corrupt the screen, which contradicts Pico but is consistent with almost all other text editors. Fixes Savannah bug 28110/Debian bug 460510 reported by Tim Connors . * doc/dyntax/makefile.nanorc - Sample Makefile highlighting based on wiki.linuxhelp.net version. 2009-11-26 Chris Allegretta * winio.c (edit_scroll): Adjust for long lines when scrolling. * rcfile.c (parse_rcfile), initialize size argument to getline(), fixes crash on FreeBSD reported by Eitan Adler . 2009-11-26 Jordi Mallach * doc/man/*: Update all man pages to escape unescaped hyphens. 2009-11-24 Chris Allegretta * move.c (do_page_up, do_page_down): Make these functions work better with soft line wrapping. * winio.c (compute_maxrows): Make maxrows calculation more accurate when all lines are > COLS. 2009-11-22 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (main): Allow edit_refresh_needed to take effect when using --enable-tiny (fixes Savannah bug 28076 reported by David Lawrence Ramsey). 2009-11-22 David Lawrence Ramsey * nano.c (move_to_filestruct): Fix bug 71 (cut at top of line recenters) * Fix compilation with --enable-tiny 2009-11-22 Mike Frysinger * doc/syntax/gentoo.nanorc: Tweak comment highlighting. GNU nano 2.1.99pre2 - 2009.11.21 2009-11-21 Chris Allegretta * rcfile.c: Add unbinding keyword, fixes Savannah bug 22852 reported by frankd. * prompt.c (update_statusbar_line): Set statusbar_pww when updating the line. Fixes Savannah bug 24957 by Mike Frysinger. 2009-11-19 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (die_save_file) Try nd match the permissions of the file we were editing but only make a minimal effort to do so. Fixes Savannah bug 27273 reported by Mike Frysinger. 2009-11-18 Adrian Bunk * nano.c (main): Allow --fill and --nowrap to override nanorc entries and each other on the command line. 2009-11-15 Chris Allegretta * winio.c (edit_refresh): Always computer maxsize regardless of whether smooth scrolling is enabled. Fixes Savannah bug 28024 by Mike Frysinger. GNU nano 2.1.99pre1 - 2009.11.15 2009-11-14 Chris Allegretta * move.c (do_first_line, do_last_line): Just set edit_refresh_needed rather than get messy. * files.c (do_writeout) - Only mention file modification if we're writing the same file we originally opened. 2009-11-13 Chris Allegretta * winio.c: Add new static maxsize to be able to easier calculation with softwrap. * nano.c (do_mouse): Fix mouse support not working with soft wrapping. Fixes Savannah bug 27549 reported by Hannes Schueller. 2009-11-11 Chris Allegretta * winio.c: Large tweaking of cursor and text display based on COLS not COLS - 1, due to finally understanding that display_string wasn't being called properly when softwrap was enabled. Fixes Savnnah bug 27603, Return key doesn't scroll viewport reported by Hannes Schueller. * - Fix size_t formatting issues with -pedantic 2009-11-09 Chris Allegretta * files.c (read_file): - Remove debugging messages from file load. Fixes Savannah bug 27838. 2009-11-07 Chris Allegretta * nano.h - Add bogus value at begin of flags enumeration because it causes casesens rcfile option to misbehave, reported by Helmut Jarausch 2009-11-03 Chris Allegretta * nano.h - Fix comma at end of enumerator list which angers -pedantic. * rcfile.c - Add in specific check for UNDOABLE and fix declaration as to what flag it toggles. Fixes undo mode being able to be called from the rc file, reported by Helmut Jarausch 2009-11-03 Mike Frysinger * files.c - Move up is_file_writable() to stop implicit definition complaints. 2009-10-27 Chris Allegretta * browser.c (browser_init): Set column width to something sane when initializing in a directory with no file entries. Fixes Savannah bug 24163 found (and initial patch) by Paul Wise. 2009-09-15 Chris Allegretta * winio.c: Clean up some unused variables from the soft wrapping code. GNU nano 2.1.11 - 2009.09.14 2009-09-12 Chris Allegretta * winio.c (edit_update) - properly update edittop when using soft wrapping. Fixes lack of centering for searching for off-screen answers, found by Hannes . 2009-09-03 Chris Allegretta * global.c (shortcut_init): Fix up/down keys not responding in the file browser, discovered by Hannes . * move.c (do_up) - Fix another scrolling issue with softwrap when the cursor is beyond COLS, discovered by Hannes . 2009-09-02 Chris Allegretta * Attempt to check file writability and emit a warning on the status bar if nano doesn't think the file can be written to. Feature originally requested by Damien Jolders et al. 2009-08-29 Chris Allegretta * Fix more soft wrapping issues, particularly with scrolling, discovered by Hannes . 2009-08-19 Chris Allegretta * Fix issue with soft wrapping not displaying the last character of each line, fixed bug discovered by Hannes . 2009-08-17 Mike Frysinger * doc/syntax/(gentoo|sh|tcl).nanorc: Fix problems with empty regexes on POSIX. Fixes Savannah bug 27175. 2009-08-17 Chris Allegretta * Initial soft line wrapping implementation. Command line flags -$ or --softwrap. * nano.c, text.c: Clean up some fprintf warnings in debug mode due to printing a size_t without using the zd specifier. 2009-08-13 Chris Allegretta * New global flag implementation courtesy of Adam Wysocki , allows previous undo flag to be implemented consistent with other flags. GNU nano 2.1.10 - 2009.07.28 2009-07-27 Chris Allegretta * text.c (undo_cut, redo_cut): Don't actually try and undo/redo an empty cut, i.e. the magicline. Fixes crash on cutting last line discovered by Eitan Adler . 2009-07-11 Chris Allegretta * nano-regress: Small tweaks * Change undo code to off unless unabled via a command line option (-u/--undo). Until this code stabilizes this is the only responsible way to treat it. 2009-03-08 Chris Allegretta * TODO - Break out some targets for various features into 2.2 and 2.4 series for things which are feasible. 2009-02-28 Chris Allegretta * configure.ac: Add check for whether _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED is needed for curses to work w/color. Fixes compilation on HP-UX with older GCC, reported by jay.krell@cornell.edu. 2009-02-23 Eitan Adler * doc/man/Makefile.am: Fix make variable substitution to be more portable 2009-02-23 Chris Allegretta * rcfile.c (parse_keybinding) - Define a var before tryung to use it. Whoops! * fix some redefinitions causing compiler warnings, from Eitan Adler. Other (hopefully) fixes for uncasted malloc()s, reported by the same. * doc/man/fr/Makefile.am: Add groff check fix to fr files. GNU nano 2.1.9 - 2009.02.16 2009-02-16 Chris Allegretta * Add new argument to reset_multis for force redraws without attempting to guess whether we need to, for functions that we don't have good info about the text state. New utility function color.c:reset_multis_for_id(). 2009-02-15 Chris Allegretta * configure.ac, doc/man/Makefile.am - Add check for HTML output support in GNU groff. Fixes Savannah bug #24461: build traps on groff. Also, add installation of html-ized man pages to $datadir/nano/man-html, since we should probably install files we went to all the trouble of generating. 2009-02-14 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (precalc_multicolorinfo) - Add debugging so we have a better clue if further issues arise. Also start at the beginning of later lines when trying to match the end of a multi-line regex. Fixes more overly aggressive highlighting found by Mike Frysinger. Finally, advance to the match end for performance. 2009-02-11 Chris Allegretta * nanorc.c (parse_include): Do call real_dir_from_tilde() on included files in .nanorc, but still avoiding bug #25297. Fixes ~ and ~user specifications for nanorc include files, as reported by Eitan Adler. 2009-02-09 Chris Allegretta * New option -q, --quiet, rcfile option "quiet" implemented. Skips printing errors about the rcfile and asking user to press enter. Also, nano should now only ask for one enter press when there is an error when not using -q. Based on discussion between Eitan Adler and Mike Frysinger. * rcfile.c (parse_keybinding) - Significant cleanups and fixes for detecting and reporting errors in key bindings code. 2009-02-08 Chris Allegretta * Make reset_multidata reset more lines, since contrary to previous problems the syntax highlting is now too *un*ambitious, causing display glitches when deleting a regex boundary. * Add more multidata initliazers for new buffers and 'magic lines'. Fixes segfaults with syntax highlighting in new buffers, initially reported by Mike Frysinger. GNU nano 2.1.8 - 2009.02.07 2009-02-06 Chris Allegretta * rcfile.c (parse_include): Abort on being unable to open an included rcfile. Fixes Savannah bug 25490, nanorc: "include"ing a file which doesn't exist causes nano to segfault. 2009-02-05 Chris Allegretta * More color syntax speedups: Determine in reset_multis() whether we really need to call edit_refresh(). Additional global var edit_refresh_needed() to hopefully reduce repeated calls to the function. New helper funcs reset_multis_before() and reset_multis_after(). 2009-02-02 Chris Allegretta * New color precalculation code for mult-line regexes. New function precalc_multicolorinfo(), new structure multidata for keeping track of where regexes start/stop. More performance improvements forthcoming. 2009-01-29 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (move_to_filestruct) - properky initialize new fileage for multiswatching, sigh. Fix cut sefaults discovered by Mike Frysinger. 2009-01-29 Chris Allegretta * nano.c (main): Add support for nano acting like a pager when invoked with - as first file argument. 2009-01-28 Davide Pesavento * doc/syntax/gentoo.nanorc: Updates from David and Mike Frysinger. 2009-01-25 Chris Allegretta * files.c (open_file), nanorc.c (parse_include): Don't get_full_path on included rc files, due to it potentially impacting the ability to read files in nano's cwd(). Fixes Savnanah bug #25297 reported by Mike Frysinger) 2009-01-24 Chris Allegretta * First pass at some caching of caching color info. Right now it's only for multi-line regexes but this may not be enough to increase performance. * Add interruptability to search functions. New functions enable_nodelay and disable_nodelay and changes to the routines to handle checking for pending searches. Fixes Savnnah bug 24946: Need interrrupt for search. 2009-01-19 Chris Allegretta * Change function definitions to shorts instead of (void *)s. New mapping function iso_me_harder_funcmap(). Fixes compilation complaints with -pedantic, reported by Eitan Adler . GNU nano 2.1.7 - 2008.11.10 2008-10-20 Chris Allegretta * files.c (do_writeout): Add check for file modification when saving the file so the user can at least know they may be blowing away changes. 2008-10-14 Chris Allegretta * nanorc.5: Fix redo man page entry and update explanation, reported by Eitan Adler * global.c (shortcut_init), search.c (search_init): Fix add_to_sclist for ^W^T so invalid messages will display properly. Fixes Savannah bug 24507. 2008-10-13 Chris Allegretta * Remove CUTTOEND as an undo type as it's unneeded, fix u->to_end logic in undo struct. * undo.c (update_undo): Don't free cutbuffer if NULL, fix for Savannah bug #24499 2008-10-04 Chris Allegretta * cut.c (Add_undo): Save last cut undo information so it can be used for next uncut, fixes Savannah bug 24183. GNU nano 2.1.6 - 2008.10.03 2008-10-03 Pascal Gentil * fortran.nanorc: Sample python syntax highlighting file 2008-09-30 Dirkjan Ochtman * python.nanorc: Small python syntax update 2008-09-30 * ocaml.nanorc: Sample OCaml syntax highlighting file 2008-09-30 Dave Geering * objc.nanorc: Sample Objective-C Syntax Hightlighting file 2008-09-30 Chris Allegretta * configure.ac: Change extra, multibuffer, color and rcfile configure options to default to enabled --enable-tiny will now disable these options as well * python.nanorc, ruby.nanorc: Add header lines for python and ruby as well 2008-09-21 Chris Allegretta * rcfile.c, color.c, nano.h: Add new capability for matching a syntax type by the "header" (1st line) of a file being edited. Based on Savannah bug 24197 and inital proof of concept by Dave Geering 2008-09-16 Chris Allegretta * text.c: Add support for undoing a text uncut. Split out the undo and redo of a text cut in order to avoid code duplication. 2008-09-06 Chris Allegretta * nano.c: Do call disable_signals at startup regardless, since under cygwin we can't generate ^C without it. GNU nano 2.1.5 - 2008.08.30 2008-08-29 Chris Allegretta * configure.ac, color.c, rcfile.c, utils.c: 1st attempt at supporting systems which don't support GNU-style word boundaries. New function fixbounds() to translate from GNU-style to BSD-style, autoconf option GNU_WORDBOUNDS. * nano-regress: New perl script to check for some of the more obvious issues with compilation issues with certain configure options. * global.c, help.c, browser.c, files.c, proto.h: Fix several compipation and programmatic issues with --disable-help, especially that do-writeout was treating ^G the same as ^M. 2008-08-28 Chris Allegretta * configure.ac, rcfile.c: Add support for an alternate rcfilename at configure time. Maybe this should become a command line option some day, but I don't see the need currently. Start of fix for Savannah bug #24128: Add nanorc support to win32 platform. 2008-08-21 Chris Allegretta * text.c: Change error messages where we may possibly get into a bad state and urge the user to save when this happens. Originally by Benno Schulenberg * text.c (do_enter): Fix issue when compiled with --enable-debug, fixes Savannah bug 24092. 2008-08-08 Magnus Granberg / Adam Conrad * files.c (write_file): Add needed flags to open() calls when writing out files. Fixes Savannah bug #23827: Compilation fails with -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 2008-08-08 Chris Allegretta * files.c (write_file): Check exit code of fclose(), since in certain out of space conditions the OS will happily report successful fwrite()s until you try and close the file. Fix for Savannah bug #24000: no free space on partition - nano claims successful write - file empty GNU nano 2.1.4 - 2008.08.09 2008-08-08 Chris Allegretta * files.c (write_file): Do not go on and attempt to write the main file if writing the backup file failed, related to Savannah bug 24000. * text.c (do_redo): Fix improperly restoring the text when redoing a line split. * text.c (add_undo): Fix check for multi-line cut check skips adding other new legit events. 2008-07-23 Chris Allegretta * text.c: Reset openfile-> to OTHER after an undo or redo so we don't mistakenly mistakenly think this is an update when it's really an add. Also Fix an extra ; after an if statement which makes nano try to free a struct which may be NULL GNU nano 2.1.3 - 2008.08.04 2008-07-23 Chris Allegretta * configure.ac: Add ncursesw dir to include path if lib detected 2008-07-11 Mike Frysinger * doc/nanorc.sample.in: Include the updates files in the default sample nanorc. 2008-07-11 Fabian Groffen * nano.c: Don't include langinfo.h if not using ENABLE_UTF8 (Savannah patch 6565) 2008-07-11 Mitsuya Shibata * text.c: Fix crashing in help menu when using certain locales (Savannah bug 23751) 2008-07-09 Chris Allegretta * nano.c/nano.h/global.c/text.c: New generalized undo code, currently just works for adding and deleting text and splitting and unsplitting lines. 2008-06-29 Chris Allegretta * global.c: Fix for not having search history when --disable-justify is used (Savannah bug 23733) GNU nano 2.1.2 - 2008.06.24 2008-06-24 Chris Allegretta * rcfile.c: Added function check_bad_binding() to look for sequences which shouldn't be bound, per Savannah bug 22674. 2008-05-31 Chris Allegretta * prompt.c,search.c,global.c: Tentative fix for bug #23144: using arrow keys in search buffer affects main window (by Mike Frysinger) 2008-05-31 Chris Allegretta * global.c: Fix for Savannah bug #23442: left/right arrow keys do not work with --enable-tiny (by Mike Frysinger) 2008-05-31 Chris Allegretta * files.c,proto.h,text.c: Fix for conflicts with AIX curses variables, from William Jojo 2008-05-31 Chris Allegretta * global.c: Fix for compile error when --disable-speller is used (Savannah bug 23227 by Mike Frysinger) 2008-05-31 Chris Allegretta * Fix for seg fault when window size too small, by Andreas Amann GNU nano 2.1.1 - 2008.04.01 2008-05-31 Chris Allegretta * Added the following contributed files, by owner: Donnie Berkholz * Sample awk.nanorc Simon Rupf * Sample css.nanorc Josef 'Jupp' Schugt * sample ruby.nanorc 2008-03-31 Chris Allegretta * global.c: Fix for issues compiling with --enable-tiny and --enable-multibuffer, as reported by Mike Frysinger. * files.c: Fix the fact that the insert file prompt text did not properly appears in tiny mode. 2008-03-19 Benno Schulenberg * help.c, nano.c: Fix toggle help not being translated, fix allocation issue. 2008-03-19 Chris Allegretta * gloabl.c: Fix bracket matching sequence to be M-] not M-[, as reported Nick Warne . * doc/syntax/Makefile.am - Actually include new syntaxes from Mike, etc * debian.nanorc - New debian sources.list config since we're including gentoo, adapted from Milian Wolff 2008-03-18 Mike Frysinger * winio.c: Remove unneeded variable in parse_kbinput() * rcfile.c: relocate check_vitals_mapped() function to just above where it actually gets used and declare it "static void" in the process * global.c: only declare nano_justify_msg when justify support is enabled * php.nanorc: Php syntax highlighting config * tcl.nanorc: Tcl syntax highlighting config * gentoo.nanorc: Gentoo syntax highlighting config 2008-03-17 Benno Schulenberg * global.c: Fix incorrect first line jump messsage, fix more comments to assist translators * winio.c: Fix shortcut labels not being translated. 2008-03-17 Mike Frysinger * */.gitignore: Git ignore files for those running a local git against SVN. 2008-03-16 Benno Schulenberg * src/help.c, src/global: Fix help strings no longer being translated properly. * src/global.c, doc/man/nanorc.5: Fix typos and poorlly worded lines in the source and man pages. 2008-03-04 Chris Allegretta * AUTHORS, doc/faq.html: Update maintenance information. * NEWS: Resync with NEWS from the 2.0 branch. 2007-12-18 David Lawrence Ramsey * nano.c (print_opt_full): Use strlenpt() instead of strlen(), so that tabs are placed properly when displaying translated strings in UTF-8, as found by Jean-Philippe Guérard. 2007-12-17 David Lawrence Ramsey * configure.ac, doc/texinfo/nano.texi, nano.c (terminal_init): Change slang curses emulation support to turn off the same options as --enable-tiny, as it's hopelessly broken otherwise. * nano.c (disable_signals, main): Simplify terminal handling by using raw mode instead of cbreak mode. * text.c (execute_command): Call terminal_init() instead of just disable_signals() after executing the command, as the command may have changed the terminal settings. * ChangeLog.pre-2.1: Add missing attribution. * NEWS: Resync with NEWS from the 2.0 branch. 2007-12-10 David Lawrence Ramsey * nano.c (main): Exit if initscr() fails. 2007-12-09 David Lawrence Ramsey * faq.html: Add minor punctuation and wording fixes, and update various sections to account for Alpine. 2007-12-08 David Lawrence Ramsey * prompt.c (do_statusbar_mouse, reset_statusbar_cursor, update_statusbar_line, need_statusbar_horizontal_update): Fix minor display and cursor placement problems when scrolling between pages at the statusbar prompt. 2007-12-07 David Lawrence Ramsey * winio.c (get_mouseinput): Fix longstanding problem where mouse clicks on the statusbar prompt text wouldn't be recognized unless the NO_HELP flag was turned off. * doc/man/rnano.1, doc/man/fr/rnano.1: Update copyright notices, as Thijs Kinkhorst's copyrights have now been assigned to the Free Software Foundation. 2007-12-04 David Lawrence Ramsey * nano.c (main), prompt.c (get_prompt_string), winio.c (do_replace_highlight): Per OKATA Akio's patch, with minor tweaks by me, add wnoutrefresh() calls after reset_(statusbar_)?cursor() calls, to ensure that the cursor is placed properly when using NetBSD curses. * nano.c (disable_mouse_support, enable_mouse_support): When toggling mouse support on or off, save and restore the mouse click interval. 2007-11-29 Jean-Philippe Guérard * doc/man/fr/*.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5: Fix copyright notices. The copyrights are disclaimed on these translations, but the copyrights of the untranslated works also apply. 2007-11-28 David Lawrence Ramsey * doc/man/fr/nanorc.5: Remove trailing whitespace. 2007-11-17 David Lawrence Ramsey * files.c (read_file): Improve autodetection of DOS and Mac format files to not trigger on carriage returns in the middle of files, as found by Kjell Braden. 2007-11-06 David Lawrence Ramsey * doc/man/rnano.1, doc/man/fr/rnano.1: Update copyright notices, as Jordi Mallach's copyrights have now been assigned to the Free Software Foundation. 2007-11-05 David Lawrence Ramsey * search.c (do_gotolinecolumn): Use a clearer error message if we enter an invalid line or column number, per Mike Melanson's suggestion. 2007-10-11 David Lawrence Ramsey * doc/man/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/texinfo/nano.texi, src/*.c, src/*.h: Update copyright notices, as Chris Allegretta's copyrights have now been assigned to the Free Software Foundation. * doc/man/nanorc.5, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5: Make copyright notices for these files consistent in style. * files.c (cwd_tab_completion): Remove unneeded assert. * files.c (username_tab_completion, cwd_tab_completion): Rename variable buflen to buf_len, for consistency. * files.c (input_tab): Disable completion of usernames, directories, and filenames if the cursor isn't at the end of the line, as it can lead to odd behavior (e.g. adding a copy of the entire match to the middle of the line instead of just the uncompleted part of the match). 2007-10-05 David Lawrence Ramsey * src/*.c, src/*.h: Update copyright notices, as my copyrights have now been assigned to the Free Software Foundation. 2007-09-16 David Lawrence Ramsey * winio.c (edit_scroll): Fix problem where the screen wouldn't be updated properly if you paged up with the first line of the file onscreen and the mark on. 2007-08-26 David Lawrence Ramsey * doc/faq.html: Update links to the Free Translation Project. 2007-08-23 Jean-Philippe Guérard * doc/man/fr/*.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5: Add translation of new licensing terms. 2007-08-23 David Lawrence Ramsey * doc/man/fr/*.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5: Delete translation of old licensing terms, until it can be updated. 2007-08-22 David Lawrence Ramsey * COPYING.DOC: Add a copy of the GNU FDL version 1.2. * Makefile.am: Add COPYING.DOC to EXTRA_DIST. * doc/man/*.1, doc/man/nanorc.5, doc/man/fr/*.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5, doc/texinfo/nano.texi: Relicense to the GNU GPL version 3 or later/the GNU FDL version 1.2 or later with no Invariant Sections, Front-Cover Texts, or Back-Cover Texts. 2007-08-21 David Lawrence Ramsey * doc/man/rnano.1, doc/man/fr/rnano.1: Add missing copyright notice from nano-tiny.1, which rnano.1 is based on. * doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5, doc/man/fr/rnano.1: Make all copyright notices consistent. 2007-08-16 David Lawrence Ramsey * files.c (do_insertfile): Properly handle more cases of inserting a file with the mark on. * nano.c (copy_from_file): Properly handle more cases of uncutting text with the mark on. 2007-08-15 David Lawrence Ramsey * Makefile.am: Remove erroneous backslash after ChangeLog.pre-2.1 in EXTRA_DIST, so that "make dist" works again. * files.c (do_insertfile): Make sure the mark is always properly positioned after inserting a file with the mark on. * nano.c (copy_from_file): Make sure the mark is always properly positioned after uncutting multiple lines with the mark on. 2007-08-11 David Lawrence Ramsey * COPYING: Add a copy of the GNU GPL version 3. * configure.ac, *.c, *.h: Relicense to the GNU GPL version 3 or later. 2007-08-10 David Lawrence Ramsey * files.c (username_tab_completion, cwd_tab_completion, input_tab): Update copyright notice to account for modifications. * utils.c (ngetdelim): Simplify. * utils.c (ngetline, ngetdelim): Update copyright notice to account for modifications. 2007-08-07 David Lawrence Ramsey * nano.c (copy_from_file): Fix potential segfault, found by Paul Goins, after uncutting one line of text with the mark on by properly preserving the beginning of the mark. * nano.c (copy_from_file): Make sure the mark is always properly positioned after uncutting one line of text with the mark on. 2007-08-01 David Lawrence Ramsey * nano.c (version): Display copyright notices. 2007-07-31 David Lawrence Ramsey * configure.ac: Update copyright notice to account for modifications. 2007-07-29 David Lawrence Ramsey * doc/faq.html: Update RPM links for nano 2.0.x. 2007-07-11 David Lawrence Ramsey * files.c (copy_file): Assert that inn and out don't both point to the same file. 2007-07-10 David Lawrence Ramsey * chars.c (nstrcasestr, mbstrcasestr, revstrstr, revstrcasestr, mbrevstrcasestr): Simplify and rewrite to use the strncasecmp() equivalents. 2007-07-09 David Lawrence Ramsey * chars.c (nstrcasestr, mbstrcasestr, revstrstr, revstrcasestr, mbrevstrcasestr): Fix typo that broke the check for needle's being blank. * chars.c (mbstrncasecmp, mbstrnlen, mbstrpbrk, has_blank_mbchars): Simplify by using for loops instead of while loops where possible, to match the single-byte versions of these functions. * search.c (do_replace_loop): Fix problem where replacing e.g. single-byte characters with multibyte ones could result in openfile->totsize's being miscalculated. 2007-07-06 David Lawrence Ramsey * chars.c (nstrcasestr, mbstrcasestr, revstrstr, revstrcasestr, mbrevstrcasestr): Return char* instead of const char*. 2007-07-02 David Lawrence Ramsey * chars.c (nstrcasestr, mbstrcasestr, revstrstr, revstrcasestr, mbrevstrcasestr): For efficiency, return haystack/rev_start immediately if needle is blank. 2007-07-01 David Lawrence Ramsey * chars.c (nstrncasecmp, mbstrncasecmp): For efficiency, return zero immediately if s1 and s2 point to the same string. 2007-06-30 David Lawrence Ramsey * prompt.c (do_yesno_prompt): Remove redundant check for NO_HELP's being FALSE. 2007-06-28 David Lawrence Ramsey * browser.c (do_browser), nano.c (do_mouse), prompt.c (do_statusbar_mouse, do_yesno_prompt): Further simplify processing of mouse events by consolidating if clauses. * winio.c (do_mouseinput): Return unconditionally if we get a mouse event that we don't deal with, instead of inside an else clause. 2007-05-29 David Lawrence Ramsey * winio.c (do_mouseinput): Deal with clicks of the first mouse button again. Oddly, ncurses built without --enable-ext-mouse needs this, but ncurses built with --enable-ext-mouse doesn't. 2007-05-25 David Lawrence Ramsey * configure.ac, nano.c (main): Replace the current hackish check for a UTF-8 locale with a proper call to nl_langinfo(). * winio.c (get_key_buffer): Fix inaccurate comments. 2007-05-22 David Lawrence Ramsey * browser.c (do_browser), nano.c (do_mouse), prompt.c (do_statusbar_mouse, do_yesno_prompt), winio.c (do_mouseinput): Simplify processing of mouse events. Instead of calling wenclose() to get the window a mouse event took place in and manually adjusting the returned coordinates to be relative to that window the mouse event took place in, call wmouse_trafo(), which does both. 2007-05-20 David Lawrence Ramsey * browser.c (do_browser), nano.c (do_mouse), prompt.c (do_statusbar_mouse, do_yesno_prompt), winio.c (do_mouseinput): Fix processing of mouse events so that those we don't handle are ignored instead of being erroneously passed through. * winio.c (do_mouseinput): Simplify handling of mouse events involving the first mouse button by only dealing with releases. * winio.c (do_mouseinput): Improve mouse wheel support to only move the cursor if we're in the edit window or on the statusbar. 2007-05-15 David Lawrence Ramsey * winio.c (do_mouseinput): Add mouse wheel support, per Helmut Jarausch's suggestion. Now, if mouse support is enabled, and nano is using a version of ncurses compiled with the --enable-ext-mouse option, rolling the mouse wheel up or down will move the cursor three lines up or down. 2007-04-23 David Lawrence Ramsey * TODO: Add entries for fixing limitations with pasting text and handling bad/incomplete UTF-8 sequences. 2007-04-22 David Lawrence Ramsey * text.c (backup_lines): Avoid a segfault when the mark begins and ends on the line after the last line of the paragraph. 2007-04-21 David Lawrence Ramsey * files.c (do_writeout): If we're in restricted mode, we're not allowed to write selections to files, so don't display the "Write Selection to File" prompt. * files.c (do_writeout): Simplify. 2007-04-19 David Lawrence Ramsey * files.c (tail): Remove unneeded if statement. 2007-04-18 John M. 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Until the bug is fixed you can use this workaround: CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash /bin/bash ./configure CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash `configure' Invocation ====================== `configure' recognizes the following options to control how it operates. `--help' `-h' Print a summary of all of the options to `configure', and exit. `--help=short' `--help=recursive' Print a summary of the options unique to this package's `configure', and exit. The `short' variant lists options used only in the top level, while the `recursive' variant lists options also present in any nested packages. `--version' `-V' Print the version of Autoconf used to generate the `configure' script, and exit. `--cache-file=FILE' Enable the cache: use and save the results of the tests in FILE, traditionally `config.cache'. FILE defaults to `/dev/null' to disable caching. `--config-cache' `-C' Alias for `--cache-file=config.cache'. `--quiet' `--silent' `-q' Do not print messages saying which checks are being made. To suppress all normal output, redirect it to `/dev/null' (any error messages will still be shown). `--srcdir=DIR' Look for the package's source code in directory DIR. Usually `configure' can determine that directory automatically. `--prefix=DIR' Use DIR as the installation prefix. *note Installation Names:: for more details, including other options available for fine-tuning the installation locations. `--no-create' `-n' Run the configure checks, but stop before creating any output files. `configure' also accepts some other, not widely useful, options. Run `configure --help' for more details. nano-2.2.5/NEWS0000644000175000017500000017720011426657231010111 000000000000002010.08.05 - GNU nano 2.2.5 "Inactivity timeout" is now available. This release includes slightly less restrictive checkng when writing files in strange environments (e.g. when being used out of crontab). For very strange situations (such as where you cannot change the permissions on the file you're writing, there is a new rc file option "allow_insecure_backup" to be even more permission and allowing the write to proceed. Also included are some syntax highlighting updated, and that is about it. Keep fighting the good fight children. 2010.04.15 - GNU nano 2.2.4 is nobody's fool. First and foremost, this relase includes some security fixes due to an assessment of nano's vulnerability to symlink attacks on open files. The CVEs fixed with this release are CVE-2010-1160 and CVE-2010-1161. Also included are fixes for various crash modes when using the spell checker on new files in multibuffer mode (surely you've used that combination recently? No?) as well as a fixing the 'file was modified' message when saving to a new filename (since how would nano know?). And the list would not be complete without our third-times-the-charm fixes to page up/down due to the soft wrapping code. The lone new feature included is a new syntax higlighting definition for cmake-related files. Please do consider upgrading to this release if still using the 2.0 series since fixes for that version are still forthcoming. 2010.02.11 - GNU nano 2.2.3 "fumbling toward stability" is released. This release contains a fix for only one bug, but a rather irritating one: when paging up/down with smooth scrolling, the cursor position was not being preserved due to a bug in 2.2.2. With such a targeted fix like this what could POSSIBLY go WRONG? Hahaha. Enjoy and if you find new bugs, as always please use Savannah's bug tracker. http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano 2010.01.17 - GNU nano 2.2.2 is released for you, you, you. This release includes fixes for: crashed when writing backup files in certain conditions, improper screen centering when moving up/down in various combination of smooth scrolling and soft wrapping modes, a search crash on the armel arch, and issues with lots of keybinding customizations causing crashing particularly on FreeBSD. Also included are better help menu entries for forward/back in the file browser, some man page tweaks and one assert fix. As always, share and enjoy! 2009.12.12 - GNU nano 2.2.1 "DLR strikes back" is open for business. This release fixes many bugs, including: missing keybindings for page up/down and GotoDir in the browser, ^P/^N in the help menu, and restoration of M-W as the default re-search binding. Other fixes include several issues with compiler warnings and configure options, and documentation updates, including the nano texinfo manual, nano and nanorc man pages, and UPGRADE file, and some missing syntax highliting entries for the saple nanorc. And no release would be complete without the latest round of 'final' soft wrapping fixes! Finally, nano will no longer print a warning when attempting to insert the contents of a read-only file into an existing buffer. Enjoy and Happy Hanukkah. 2009.11.30 - GNU nano 2.2.0 "Doc Brown" is released! The culmination of almost two years of development and hot on the heels of nano's 10th birthday is available for all your editing needs! Bugs fixed since the last release include several fixes for tiny mode (involving both the help keys and replace menu text), more 'final' fixes for soft wrapping, and several typo and documentation updates including nanorc tweaks and a new syntax highlighting file for makefiles. Also included is a long standing fix for random crashing when using nanorc on FreeBSD, and nano will no longer clear the screen on suspend to maintain compatibility with other *nix editors. For those who haven't been playing along at home, please see the official web page for the summary of new features since 2.0. Special thanks to all who have submitted bug reports recently in support of our new stable release, and apologies for all those bugs we didn't yet find :-) Peace to all. 2009.11.21 - GNU nano 2.1.99pre2 is available for a special pre-Black Friday discount. Included are some (hopefully final) fixes for issues with last page display caused by the soft wrapping code, and a fix for a long standing issue with hittig the home key when going through the search history. On the features front, nano will now attempt to retain the proper ownership and permissions when trying to create a .save file due to receiving a signal. Nano can also now unbind keys from one or more menus via the 'unbind' keyword. Finally, passing --fill or --nowrap on the command line will now override any related .nanorc entries. Speak now or forever hold your bugs! 2009.11.15 - GNU nano 2.1.99pre1 "take a bow" is out there, man, it's out there all right. This release contains mainly bugfixes, underscoring that we are preparing for the next stable series release. Included are many fixes for the new soft wrapping code, compiler warning tweaks, and the modification time warning no longer triggers when saving a file as a new name. Also include are some fixes for various nanorc options, and there are surely more bugs to find before we call the code base stable, so please keep those reports coming! 2009.09.14 - GNU nano 2.1.11 is on very thin ice, very thin ice, very thin ice. This release includes two new features: first, nano will check whether the current file is writable when it is opened, and warn if it is not on the status bar. Secondly, a new soft-wrapping (AKA full line display) option is available, which will attempt to fully display the contents of lines longer than the width of the screen without the usual truncation and a '$' symbol at the end of the line. It can be enabled via Meta-$ inside the editor, via the -$ or --softwrap command line flags, or "set softwrap" in your .nanorc). As always please report any bugs to the nano Savannah project page (http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano) Remember: data loss happens, back up your files. 2009.07.28 - GNU nano 2.1.10 "Ellie" is released. This version includes various fixes for portability including some older HP-UX compiler combos, various compiler warnings, and some crash fixes in the undo code. On the topic of the latter item, the undo code is now marked as experimental since it can cause severe stability and memory issues, and thus now requires a flag (-u, --undo) in order to enable it. Please feel free to continue to test the undo code and thanks again for using nano for your text editing needs. Go team Nano! 2009.02.16 - GNU nano 2.1.9 wonders what all that glass is doing on the floor! This release is primarily meant as a less buggy version of 2.1.8, particularly for issues with the new sped-up syntax highlighting code. Other fixes include configure-time detection of groff HTML support before attempting to generate the HTML version of man pages, and using ~ or ~username syntax in .nanorc should now work again. Also, nano will now only ask for one acknowledgement of errors it encounters when parsing nanorc files, and a new flag -q (--quiet) will silence these messages altogether. Give it a go, and happy birthday lenny! 2009.02.07 - GNU nano 2.1.8 "unsafe at any speed" is released. This release include some long overdue performance improvements in syntax color highlighting, the ability to abort running searches (useful mainly when editing very large files) and the ability to use nano like a pager for viewing standard input (i.e. "nano -"). Additionally, there are gentoo syntax highlighting updates and fixes for issues with reading files in a directory with strange parent directory permissions. The key bindings code was also substantially changed in order to be more ISO-C compatible. Be sure to use the Savannah page not only for bug reports but for any features you would like to see before the next stable series is released. Have fun with it! 2008.11.10 - GNU nano 2.1.7 "Effingham" is ready to make good on those campaign promises of lower bug rates and 50% more pie. This release includes a new check for external modifications when saving a file, some code and documentation cleanups, and more bug fixes for the new undo code (but we continue to welcome your bug reports via the Savananh bug page at http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano. Come get some. 2008.10.03 - GNU nano 2.1.6 was for new features before it was against them. This release includes more undo capability, several new syntax highlighting configurations including Objective C, OCaml, and Fortran, and a new capability to activate highlighting based on the 1st line of the file being edited. Also, the new default configure options now include color syntax highlighting, .nanorc support, multibuffer and extras. These items can still be disabled and are not enabled with --enable-tiny. Bug fixes include better signal handling under Cygwin, and that's about it. Again please remember to submit bug reports via Savannah at http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano as undo functions certainly need more testing. Bon appetit. 2008.08.30 - GNU nano 2.1.5 is ready to lead on day one. This release contains a better fix for incorrectly reported successful writes on full filesystems, more helpful messages when an internal error occurs in the undo code, and fixes for various combinations of configure-time options and compiler flags. Also included is new support for changing the rc file name at configure time, and using GNU-style regexes for word-boundaries on systems which do not support them natively, as well as the ever popular translation updates. Rock the tarball. 2008.08.09 - GNU nano 2.1.4 "I told you so!" is released. This release includes fixes for several severe issues with the new undo/redo code. Also the behavior of writing files when using backup mode has changed as well: if writing the backup file fails, nano will not attempt to write the current file. This should help folks who enjoy "extreme text editing" i.e. editing files on file systems which are likely to run out of space; see Savannah bug 24000. Have fun with it! 2008.08.04 - GNY nano 2.1.3 "least stable version ever" is released. This release includes new (and experimental) undo and redo functionality for most text operations. The default key bindings are Meta-U for undo and Meta-E for redo, but these can be remapped using the new 2.1 keybinding code. Also included are some fixes for configuring using wide curses, crashing when invoking the help menu with certain locales, and not saving the search history when compiled with configure options. 2008.04.24 - GNU nano 2.1.2 "New York City" is released. This release contains fixes for binding bad keys, some configure-specific compilation failures, and more issues with the new input back end and in particular the status bar. Also fixed are some long standing issues with compiling on AIX, and a segfault when making the terminal window too small. Rest in Peace Tim and George! 2008.04.01 - GNU nano 2.1.1 wont get fooled again. This release contains fixes for the new user-rebindable keys (in particular bracket match which was mis-bound), and various problems with translations and configure-related compilation problems are now fixed as well. It also contains new syntax highlighting definitions for TCL, PHP, Gentoo and Debian-related files, and some documentation updates as well. Please continue to send reports with the key binding code to the Savannah page (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano). 2008.03.18 - GNU nano 2.1.0 "under old mismanagement" is released. This first release in the 2.1 development series introduces rebinadble keys for most actions inside the editor. Please see the nanorc(5) page for more information on configuring key bindings. Please also report all keybinding bugs (crashes, missing menu functions) using the Savannah bug tracker URL, https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano and thanks for sticking with us! 2007.12.20- GNU nano 2.0.7 keeps its balance. This release fixes several bugs, among others: a segfault and several cursor positioning problems when uncutting text or inserting files into the current buffer; a problem where the total number of characters would be miscalculated when replacing single-byte characters with multibyte ones; several minor issues with the statusbar prompt involving text display and mouse support; and several oddities when tab-completing in the middle of a line. It also improves autodetection of DOS and Mac format files, properly supports the mouse wheel when using a version of ncurses built with the --enable-ext-mouse option, fixes some problems under NetBSD curses, adds a lot of translation updates, and adds more minor documentation updates. Slang curses emulation support has also been changed to turn off all the options that --enable-tiny does, as it's hopelessly broken otherwise. Finally, nano is now licensed under the GNU GPL version 3 or later, and its documentation is now dual-licensed under the GNU GPL version 3 or later and the GNU FDL version 1.2 or later. Have fun. 2007.04.26- GNU nano 2.0.6 "that was quick" is released. This release fixes a potential segfault after justifying text marked from the bottom up. It also adds one more minor documentation update. Enjoy. 2007.04.22- GNU nano 2.0.5 braces for impact. Among other things, this release fixes various problems (including a segfault) when trying to open or save a file in a directory beginning with "~" that isn't a home directory; fixes a problem where a file with no name could be saved over an existing filename with no warning about overwriting it; properly disallows opening directories or device files from "include" commands in nanorc files; no longer displays a misleading prompt when trying to save in restricted mode with the mark on; and properly supports the Cancel and Shift-Cancel keys. It also improves several color syntaxes to highlight trailing whitespace, just as the Java syntax does, and adds yet more minor documentation updates. Have fun. 2007.04.06 - GNU nano 2.0.4 heralds the dawn. This release contains proper support for the Ctrl-[arrow key], Shift-[arrow key], and F13-F16 keys under Xfce's Terminal. It also adds still more minor documentation updates. Enjoy. 2007.01.29 - GNU nano 2.0.3 flows toward its ending. This release contains several minor optimizations to make the executable a little smaller under some circumstances, some translation updates, improvements to the color syntax for Python, and still more minor documentation updates. Have fun. 2006.12.20 - GNU nano 2.0.2 forges ahead. This release fixes a segfault when trying to save in a nonexistent directory; fixes handling of strings containing nulls at the "Write File", "Insert File", "Execute Command", and "Go to Directory" prompts; fixes several minor memory leaks; fixes two more potential compilation warnings; adds a few translation updates; and adds a few more minor documentation updates. Enjoy. 2006.11.20 - GNU nano 2.0.1 emerges from its cocoon. This release contains several bugfixes: saving one file over another will now always warn about overwriting it, overwriting a file is no longer possible when saving a new file in restricted mode, and zero-length Unicode characters are now highlighted properly when nano is built without regular expression support. It also adds several minor documentation updates. Have fun with it. 2006.11.06 - GNU nano 2.0.0 does its little dance. This release adds documentation updates and a few cosmetic tweaks. For those who haven't been following nano 1.3 development, there are a ton of new features, including support for UTF-8, moving to a specified line and column instead of just a line, improved color syntax highlighting, inserting previously untypeable characters using "Verbatim Input" mode, and copying text into the cutbuffer without cutting it. There are also fixes for some long-standing bugs, such as the "NumLock glitch" from nano 1.2.x, and the inability to unjustify text after resizing. Finally, there are also a ton of translation updates and new translations, as well as new color syntaxes. See the UPGRADE file for more information, and enjoy the new stable release. 2006.10.25 - GNU nano 1.9.99pre3 learns to appreciate life. This release fixes a bug where the screen sometimes wouldn't be updated properly after copying text into the cutbuffer, fixes a potential warning while compiling, and fixes a few other minor inconsistencies. Have fun. 2006.10.02 - GNU nano 1.9.99pre2 crosses the threshold. This release fixes a few more bugs: cursor positioning after leaving the statusbar prompt has been fixed, and verbatim input at the statusbar prompt now properly handles newlines. Enjoy. 2006.08.29 - GNU nano 1.9.99pre1 passes through the flames. This release fixes various bugs in the last version: the mouse support properly ignores everything except clicks of the left mouse button; the statusbar is now blanked properly when it should be; indenting and unindenting operate on the current line when the mark is off; nano should build on Tru64, NetBSD, and other systems that use termcap instead of terminfo in their curses libraries; the built-in file browser now properly navigates file lists that take up only one row; the cursor position is now completely restored after inserting a file into the current buffer, and after inserting the output of a command into a new buffer; the ^X shortcut at the search prompt has been removed, as official Pico doesn't include it and it's too easily confused with Exit; the screen is updated properly after scrolling a line without moving the cursor; the keyboard input routines behave more consistently; and so on. Have fun with it. 2006.06.26 - GNU nano 1.3.12 escapes the darkness. This release contains the last new features that nano will have before 2.0: copying text into the cutbuffer without cutting it, indenting lines of marked text with a single keystroke, reworked help text that should be easier for new users, searching for filenames in the file browser, the ability to include color regexes in files separate from nanorc files, etc. It also contains many bugfixes. Text can now be unjustified after justifying it and resizing the window; the screen is now cleared when suspending; the "default" color syntax is now handled properly at all times; lines of text containing tabs are now wrapped at the right place; double-column characters are now properly displayed when past the right edge of the screen; invalid multi-line color regexes are now ignored; and so on. Enjoy. 2006.03.30 - GNU nano 1.3.11 awakens from its fever dream. This release focuses mostly on bugfixes, which include better handling of the cursor at the statusbar prompt, support for certain combinations of Shift and keypad keys in both normal and --rebind-keypad mode, a fix for a minor display problem after some searches, a real fix for a long-standing segfault when displaying overly long lines, and a real fix for nano's not hanging up properly in xterm under certain circumstances. There are also several new features, such as the ability to set the characters used as brackets when searching for matching brackets, and tab completion of directories at the "Go To Directory" prompt. Have fun. 2005.12.23 - GNU nano 1.3.10 rises to the surface. This release contains several new features as well as fixes for several longstanding bugs. The former include the ability to scroll up or down single lines without scrolling the cursor, reworked bracket searching code that doesn't require regular expression support, reworked command execution code that uses $SHELL if available instead of hardcoding "/bin/sh", and the ability to no longer add newlines to files that don't end in them via the -L/--nonewlines option. The latter include fixes to the statusbar prompt so that mouse clicks work properly on it, fixes to the Yes/No/All prompt so that mouse clicks on it work properly when -O/--morespace is used, and fixes to the resize handling so that nano dies properly when the terminal is too small to display a prompt. Enjoy. 2005.10.23 - GNU nano 1.3.9 breaks through the wall. This release includes major enhancements as well as bugfixes. The enhancements include better handling of invalid UTF-8, expansion of the word count option to also count lines and characters in the file or selection, more efficient screen update routines, a readded -K/--rebindkeypad option to work around numeric keypad problems on terminals that don't show the usual NumLock glitch, a new -W/--wordbounds option to properly detect words containing punctuation when moving among them, and massive improvements to the color code such as handling of unspecified foreground colors, more efficient memory usage for color regexes, and new reserved syntaxes "default" and "none". The bugfixes include fixes for the rewritten history code, fixes for potential line numbering problems on 64-bit platforms, fixes for a few long-standing minor display problems, a fix for erroneous hangups occurring while waiting for input, and a fix for a segfault when displaying certain overly long lines. Have fun with it. 2005.06.30 - GNU nano 1.3.8 floats at its own level. This release contains several new features. Among other things, you can now move to a specified column number as well as line number within a file, file backups saved in a backup directory will have unique names, the search and replace history routines should work more consistently, you can get a word count by pressing Meta-D at the edit window, and there's a new -E/--tabstospaces option to convert all typed tabs to spaces (--backupdir's short option has been changed to -C). In terms of bugfixes, this release contains fixes for minor problems with screen updates, UTF-8 display, and flow control; a fix for a segfault when displaying some lines ending with tabs; better handling of constant cursor position display; improved color parsing in the rcfile; and support for the "Regexp" toggle in tiny mode (-R/--regexp is gone, and --restricted's short option has been changed to -R), among other things. Enjoy. 2005.04.10 - GNU nano 1.3.7 claws its way to the top. This release mostly contains bugfixes for the massive amount of new code in 1.3.6. Among other things, nano builds with debug support again; going into the help browser at the "Read File" prompt no longer kicks you out of the prompt after you exit the help browser; paragraph searching no longer skips over certain cases of single-line paragraphs; the titlebar no longer cuts off some UTF-8 strings prematurely; and the text displayed in the help browser is now wrapped as it was in nano 1.2.x, taking UTF-8 support into account. New features include an --enable/disable-utf8 configure option to explicitly turn detection of UTF-8 support on or off, and sample regexes for C++ as well as C. Have fun. 2005.03.20 - GNU nano 1.3.6 "shout it from the rooftops" is released. This release finally includes the long-awaited support for UTF-8. Other new features include the ability to insert UTF-8 characters using verbatim input; the ability to delete all text from the cursor position to the end of the file via ^W^X as (patched) Pico does; improvements to input and output so that pasted text displays faster, improvements to the statusbar prompt so that more edit window shortcuts, including verbatim input and previous/next word search, work in it; a new option to allow using the formerly always-blank second line of the screen as part of the edit window; and the ability to refresh the help browser and file browser windows via Ctrl-L. Notable bug fixes include a fix for a segfault when using full justify, and a fix for the long-standing bug where nano would keep running if the terminal it was in died unexpectedly. Enjoy. 2004.11.22 - GNU nano 1.3.5 hurls itself forward. New features in this release include the ability to replace only marked text when the mark is on, improvements to smooth scrolling so that it applies everywhere instead of just affecting the movement keys, improvements to how files are opened so that they are no longer displayed unnecessarily, support for multiple +LINE arguments in addition to multiple filenames on the command line, autodetection of the format to save a file in based on the format it was in when it was opened, the ability to toggle both ways between the "Read File" and "Execute Command" prompts and the "Search" and "Go to Line" prompts, and support for cross-compiling nano. As for bug fixes, the "tabsize" nanorc option works again, mouse clicks on the shortcut list trigger the right shortcuts again, tab-completing a filename with %'s in it no longer causes a segfault, the internal spell checker no longer skips words after the cursor position when the cursor is in the middle of the file, and spell checking of only marked text now works properly. Have fun with it. 2004.08.17 - GNU nano 1.3.4 marches forth after a false start. This release mainly features fixes for the bugs that crept into the last release. Among other things, nano now compiles again with certain options, quoted justify now works properly on systems without regex.h, full justify no longer segfaults when used on a file with no paragraphs, previous paragraph searching works properly again, tab completion is properly disabled when needed in restricted mode, Ctrl-C is no longer disabled after using the alternate spell checker, the permissions of a newly created file now match those of nano 1.2.x again, and replacing all text in a file now properly updates the screen in all cases. New features include sample regexes for patch files, improvements to the sample regexes for C files, and support for strings greater than 1023 characters and/or containing nulls in .nano_history. Additionally, the full justify keystroke has been changed to match current Pico, and whitespace display mode is now turned off by default. Enjoy. 2004.06.28 - GNU nano 1.3.3 marches forth. There are several new features in this release, including a restricted mode that provides better security than just setting an operating directory, the ability to justify the entire file at once, support for a "smart" home key that can leap from the beginning of text on a line to the true beginning of the line (or the reverse) in one stroke, support for specifying an alternative spell checker in $SPELL, the ability to specify the characters used to display spaces and tabs so that they can easily be told apart, and the ability to specify the characters marking the ends of sentences as used in justification. There are also several bug fixes; among other things, justification now keeps spaces at the ends of all but the last line of a paragraph as Pico does, saving a marked selection no longer changes the current filename to the filename the selection was saved under, resizing now works better and no longer corrupts the screen under slang, and the movement functions now avoid doing unnecessary redraws and hence work faster. In short, there are a lot of new things to play with. Enjoy. 2004.03.31 - GNU nano 1.3.2 is prepared for the void. New features in this release include the ability to spell-check only marked text and the ability to save all backup files in a specified directory instead of wherever the original files are. Bug fixes include a fix for a segfault when replacing certain regular expressions, fixes for some misbehavior when doing searches, minor fixes to verbatim input mode and keyboard input in general, better handling of window resizes at certain times, and allowing the mark to be saved properly again when switching between multiple file buffers. nano has also been ported to the Tandem NonStop Kernel. Have fun. 2004.01.09 - GNU nano 1.3.1 is outside the gates. This release features, among other things, fixes for the input routines to deal with some problems they had, a reorganized shortcut list for the help browser, minor Pico compatibility improvements for the file browser, fixes for misbehavior when replacing certain regular expressions, and the ability to highlight those regular expressions properly. It also allows searching without prompting to work in view mode, adds support for glib 2.x for those systems that need it, updates the .spec file for the 1.3 branch, prompts you first when you try to save a file under a different name, and adds a new verbatim input mode that acts as ^V does under vi, but with additional Pico compatibility (explained in the FAQ). Basically, a bunch of fixes and a few new features for your editor of choice. Enjoy. 2003.10.22 - GNU nano 1.3.0 is loosed upon the world. This is the first release in the unstable 1.3.x series, and as such it includes a lot of new features, including the addition of a -d option for those FreeBSD users with Backspace keys that act like Delete keys, the ability to repeat the last search without prompting, the ability to search for the beginning or end of a paragraph, new smooth paging routines to go with the smooth scrolling routines, and various improvements to the input and display routines to make them behave more intuitively. It also includes the usual load of bugfixes. Enjoy. 2003.08.11 - GNU nano 1.2.2 is released, only four months since the last version :-). This release includes fixes for broken regex detection, search history recall, and keypad handling with -K. Debugging strings are no longer translated and comments denote where translations should be as short as possible (i.e. the statusbar). There are new examples for syntax highlighting, and documentation updates and fixes. The 1.3.0 CVS tree will be opening soon for all your nano desires, so stay tuned! 2003.04.19 - Happy Easter! GNU nano 1.2.1 is released. This release features a new check for broken regexec() implementations and some variable, function and macro cleanups. Fixes are included for search history, cutting marked text, alt keyboard mode, and the usual translation and documentation updates. 2003.02.19 - GNU nano 1.2.0 is released. Few changes from pre3, just some doc and translation updates, and bugfixes for justify and file conversion. For those of you who haven't kept up with the 1.1 unstable series, v1.2 brings nanorc support, color syntax highlighting, multiple file buffers, search/replace history and much much more. Please read the UPGRADE file for details, and enjoy GNU nano 1.2.0. 2003.02.13 - GNU nano 1.1.99pre3 "The last testing version, no really!" is released. This release includes fixes for wrapping (again), resizing, color syntax highlighting, rcfile parsing, the mouse code, more memory leaks, and some reversion of the code to get the user's home directory (nano will now again rely on $HOME). There are also translation updates, a new manual page for the nanorc file, and an UPGRADE file detailing the changes since version 1.0. Please submit reports for any bugs you might find to the development team (nano-devel@gnu.org), and enjoy nano almost-1.2.0 ;-) 2003.02.03 - GNU nano 1.1.99pre2 "bugs in my pockets, bugs in my shoes" is released. There are, not surprisingly, only bugfixes in this release as we move toward the stable 1.2.0 release. Fixes are included for translatable string format, subexpression replacement, constant cursor position, invalid search regexes, justify, screen state on SIGHUP and SIGTERM, cutting to end cuts with long lines, many file browser and operating directory bugs, memory and file descriptor leaks, marker code, spell checker, the mouse code with long lines, multiple buffers and non-file open errors, replacement string length, and a silly but serious history message crash. There is also a drastic improvement in CPU utilization for the color regex code. Depending on the number of bugs found in this release, there may be a 1.1.99pre3 or RC1, or just a 1.2.0 release. Most of the major bugs seem to have been worked out, so if you are waiting for a good time to test nano before the official 1.2.0 release, this would be the one to use. Happy bug hunting! 2003.01.17 - GNU nano 1.1.99pre1 "enough already" has been released. This release is, barring bug fixes and documentation updates, what version 1.2.0 has looked like, feature wise. There will very likely be bugs, just due the volume of changes made in this release. Search and replace string history has been added, including an option to log history to ~/.nano_history (-H, --historylog). Because of this, the Pico incompatible search/replace string behavior that used to be the default has been deleted. The old "pico" flag (-p) is now compatible with Pico's "preserve" mode for allowing flow control characters; by default this version ignores both ^Q and ^S. The --disable-wrapping-as-root configure option has been forward ported from version 1.0.x, and a new flag to enable all extra options (--enable-all) has been added. The internal spell checker has been improved, meaning you will now be prompted only once for each unique capitalization of a given word. There have also been lots of bug fixes, including the "trying to insert a directory name in multibuffer mode bug", the ugly spell checker scrolling, the color code, cutting text crashes, justification, deleting the "magic line" via replace, and cursor positioning on the statusbar. There have also been the usual helping of translation and documentation updates. Please send all new feedback on this release direct to the development list (nano-devel@gnu.org). 10/24/2002 - GNU nano 1.1.12 "Make Jordi happy" is released. This release demonstrates that nano is starting to freeze for version 1.2. New features include a Meta-Y toggle for syntax highlighting, pluralized i18n, and a handler for SIGTERM. Nano now ignores XOFF (^S) to stop accidental lock-ups, and no longer references malloc.h. Also included are fixes for zero-length regex matches, segfaults with --disable-mouse, justification, memory corruption with the browser, version and help cmdline output, and translation updates. Aside from the (currently up in the air) search history behavior, the next version of nano should be 1.1.99pre1. Have fun! 10/01/2002 - GNU nano 1.1.11 "Oddball" is released. This release features a new version of gettext, a new and improved syntax highlighting engine, and some updates for the nanorc.sample file. The toggles for case sensitivity (Meta-C) and regular expressions (Meta-R) have changed in the search and replace prompts, multibuffer status is now displayed and can be toggled from the insert file menu, and some wrapping behavior that changed in 1.1.10 has reverted. The --enable-color warning was also made less severe, as the color syntax code has improved, and nano now uses extended regexes in the .nanorc file. Also included are fixes for various memory leaks, the operating directory option, username tab completion, the page_up and down arrow, go to previous word and next word, nanorc parser and line wrapping code. Have fun! 07/25/2002 - At long last! GNU nano 1.1.10 "What didn't we break?" is released. This version of GNU nano features version 0.11.2 of gettext, building with automake 1.6, some new code for displaying control characters, browser improvements, a new backup file option (-B, --backup), a new option to ignore rc files (-I,--ignorercfiles), compatibility with -pedantic, handling null characters before EOF, a slightly sportier nanorc.sample and more. Fixes are included included for justification, the reading and writing file routines, resizing and fill length, millions of memory leaks, the usage screen was updated, and the the --quotestr and --regexp really work now ;-) Enjoy :) 05/12/2002 - GNU nano 1.1.9 is released, happy Mother's Day! This release includes many new features, including a prepend mode (^O,M-P), a new "syntax" command in the .nanorc to allow multiple syntax highlighting types, and a new -Y, --syntax flag to set a specific one if there's no filename regex to match it against (i.e. w/mutt). The ^space and M-space keys will now show up in the help menu, which itself has been tweaked a bit, and many more configure options should now cooperate (like the odd pairing of --enable-tiny and --enable-multibuffer). The marker should now work when using multiple buffers, and the huge memory leak in color syntax highlighting has been fixed. A lot of new stuff for everyone's favorite text editor ;) Have fun! 03/30/2002 - GNU nano 1.1.8 is released. New features include an "Insert Output of External Command", ^R^X, and a .spec file is now included in the distribution. There are cleanups in the usage code, fixes for regex parsing, the file browser, the NO_CONVERT auto-detect, indented justification, the internal spell checker, and a serious bug where reading a file of 0 lines would hang nano. Also, the "show position" code now shows the starting column as 1 instead of 0. Have fun! 03/05/2002 - GNU nano 1.1.7 "lets change everything and see what breaks" is released. New features include new flags -N,--noconvert to stop any file format conversion and -Q, --quotestr for the new quoted text justification, a new tempnam() implementation to avoid silly warnings, DOS and Mac file options in the Write File dialog, multiple save files (file.1) for abnormal exits, ^C now shows column as well as character position, and multibuffer allows duplicate files, even unnamed ones. Also, the static shortcut and toggle lengths are history, nano now reads SYSCONFDIR/nanorc if rc file support is enabled, and nano is now built with (and requires for rebuilding) autoconf 2.5. This release also includes fixes for some memory leaks, detecting DOS and Mac file format, justification, suspending keys, search & replace under various conditions, variable width for shortcuts, and the usual ton of translation updates. 01/25/2002 - GNU nano 1.1.6 is released. Lots of new features in this release. New Meta-keys were added as alternates for control sequences: Meta-A for the marker key (^^), and Meta-G for the 'goto dir' key in the file browser (^_). The color syntax highlighting now supports multiple lines via start="regex" end="regex" syntax, and the .nanorc regex format itself has changed. Also, the gettext code was upgraded to version 0.10.40, and nano will now display a message if only occurrence of a given search exists. For bugfixes, there are fixes for spelling, stray newlines in the usage() function, suspend issues with tcsh, auto-indent and wrapping clashes, ugly code in rcfile.c, global variable compatibility with AIX. There are also oodles of translation updates. Have fun with it. 01/05/2002 - GNU nano 1.1.5 is out. The main new feature in this release is the changed behavior of the keypad. Nano now does the Right Thing and used keypad() by default. If you wish to use the keypad arrow keys in certain terminals, you may use the -K or --keypad flag to use the old behavior. Users of other OSes should see better handling of their non-keypad keys in this release. Other changes include more Hurd fixes, fixes parsing the .nanorc, display fixes for the color syntax highlighting, gettext stabilization and many translation updates. This is almost like a stable release, much like in the 0.9.x series when every other release was the most stable one :) Have fun! 12/11/2001 - GNU nano 1.1.4 is released. This release contains rudimentary color syntax support (but it's still broken), compatibility fixes for the Hurd and FreeBSD, spell checker and wrapping fixes, and more. It seems that the amount of interest in the code is inversely proportional to the amount of time since last release, so it's time to show the world all the changes since 1.1.3 ;) Have fun with it! 10/26/2001 - GNU nano 1.1.3 is released. As far as new features go, the help system is now available for all functions in the editor. Also, nano will also now print a message on the status bar when it automatically converts a file from Mac or DOS format, and trying to load a file that has already been loaded in multibuffer mode will now also cause an error message. There is now a "goto previous word" which you can use by hitting Meta-Space Bar. As for fixes, a SEVERE bug in the null_at code which discarded the memory address of reallocated memory has been fixed. This is probably the biggest bug fix in well over the last year of development. There are also some display fixes for when the screen shouldn't center itself on cut or uncut text. Also, the comments in the header files incorrectly said that nano was distributed under version 1 of the GPL when the accompanying license was the GPLv2. If you're using nano-1.1, it is highly recommended you upgrade to this release. If using 1.0, wait for version 1.0.6 which should be available early next week. Enjoy! 10/03/2001 - GNU nano 1.1.2 is out there. Many new features in this release, including support for auto-converting from DOS and Mac formatted files, as well as toggles for writing out files in these formats. Pico's -o flag has been implemented, as has some new smooth scrolling code (which can be used in place of the default jerky scrolling behavior). Also, there is now a "find matching bracket/brace/etc" feature (Meta-]). The .nanorc file now accepts setting the tabsize, and the help text at the bottom of the editor is now better spaced out in the search/replace prompts. There are also the usual helping of bugfixes, translation updates and, surely a bug or two. You better get ready! 07/28/2001 - GNU nano 1.1.1 is released. Our second 1.1 unstable release features many bugfixes from the initial release, in particular fixes for the multibuffer code, and various compiler macro fixes. The shortcut lists for the search and replace prompts are a little more logical (with cancel the last option again), and the included gettext was re-downgraded to 0.10.35 due to problems on the PPC platform. GNU nano now includes its own aclocal macros in the m4/ directory to allow rebuilding the configure script to work on platforms regardless of their gettext version. 07/15/2001 - GNU nano 1.1.0 is released. This is the first release in the 1.1.x unstable series of GNU nano. It incorporates all changes up to the 1.0.3 release, and also includes many many new features, including appending to as well as overwriting files, writing marked text to a separate file, dynamic wrap length, lots more compatibility with Pico, and new optional features like .nanorc file support and multiple file buffers! All in all, plenty of new stuff that's sure to introduce lots of bugs ;-) Have fun with it, but be careful, unstable means unstable. 07/01/2001 - GNU nano 1.0.3 is the "mutt" release. This release features oodles of bug fixes with cutting text, especially with the -k (cut to end) option. There is also a new suspend handler which should make nano play better with mutt (the code for which came from mutt itself; many many thanks to Jordi Mallach and Tom Lear for working late into the night fixing this). Nano now also features mutt's case insensitive string compare function for more speed and less memory usage. Two new translations are included, Ukrainian and Russian. 05/12/2001 - GNU nano 1.0.2 is the "just the bugfixes ma'am" release. The most noticeable fixes are for display errors using page up/down with the marker code, and view mode (-v) not stopping the replace function. Other fixes include being able to use the arrow keys while holding down the ctrl key in certain TERMs, and there are many documentation updates and spelling tweaks. We also have a new Galician translation (provided by Jacobo Tarrío). Have fun with it! 04/06/2001 - GNU nano 1.0.1 is out there. The only new feature is a configure option for those who want to disable all word wrapping from nano, --disable-wrapping. Bug fixes this release include some bugs with autoconf and i18n, and several fixes in the file browser including a segfault on Solaris, symlinks to directories now work properly, and nano now sorts files case insensitively like Pilot. Have fun with it. 03/22/2001 - GNU Nano 1.0 is released! The autoindent wrapping bug has been fixed, as well as strange bug when using Pico mode and regex search. There have also been some minor spelling and documentation updates. As stated on the website, there are currently no known bugs with nano, but some will pop up eventually and they will be addressed in subsequent releases. We hope you enjoy this first stable release of nano, and as always, feedback is welcome! nano@nano-editor.org. 02/19/2001 - Nano 0.9.99pre3 brings a lot of changes! The most important being that nano is now officially a GNU program. Some changes have been made for GNU compatibility (like the default list of shortcuts, "^G Get Help" is now Listed and "^_ Goto Line" is not). The Yes/No/All keys have finally been internationalized also. All in all, quite a few changes, considering nano is supposed to be in a code freeze. But there are the usual helping of bugfixes, a nasty bug when cutting text in -k mode and some compatibility issues with older ncurses libraries have also been fixed. All in all, a lot to see. 01/31/2001 - Nano 0.9.99pre2 is released. Not surprisingly, all that is new is bugfixes, bugfixes, bugfixes. There were a few cleanups in unneeded global variables and duplicate functions, but most is just fixing. Specifically, there is now a preliminary (read: needs testing) fix for resizing the editor in any mode other than normal edit mode. Other fixes include some more tab completion segfaults, and an silly segfault that occurred when successfully writing a file on the 2nd try (i.e. after an initial write error). Slowly but surely, on toward 1.0 we travel. 01/17/2001 - Nano 0.9.99pre1 is released. This is the first pre-1.0 release of nano, and is also the first release since the code freeze for nano 1.0. Don't expect (or request) any new features between now and nano 1.0, only bugfixes, optimizations and doc/translation updates. For fixes, a nasty segfault when trying to insert one's home directory (~), some checks for the NumLock key making the keypad go awry, window size sanity checks, many autoconf fixes, and support for the KDE konsole keypad layout. Have fun. 01/07/2001 - Nano 0.9.25 is the "Just one more feature I swear!" release. It includes one new feature that Pico has had forever, a built-in file browser. Since not everyone may want this option, there is a --disable-browser option to the configure script as well. Other changes include slightly different keypad handling, and a bugfix for crashes when tab completion in certain instances. Have fun and Happy New Year! 12/18/2000 - Nano 0.9.24 is released. This version contains the last of the security fixes for writing files, as well as for a nasty segfault when nano is unable to open a file for reading, among other fixes. Nano also now cowardly refuses to open device files, to stop silly things like trying to open /dev/zero. New features include being Able to use Meta-Meta- as Control-, better HURD support, and some new flags have been added for Pico compatibility. Upgrading to this version is highly recommended. 12/08/2000 - Nano 0.9.23 is the "race conditions bite" release. The main reason for this release is the less-than-optimal fix for the security issue in nano with following symbolic links. Hopefully this will fix the problem permanently. The --nofollow option also works again for those who are real security nuts. There are also some display and search fixes, and the --disable-spell function was renamed to --disable-speller to be in line with nano and Pico's "speller" term. 12/02/2000 - Nano 0.9.22 is released, with many more changes and additions than imaginable. The most important change is a fix for unsafe handling of symbolic links which could lead to symlink attacks if nano were to exit because of an error or signal. Also there are better checks when saving files. As for new features, username tab completion is now working well, the internal spell checker code has been tweaked, you can now unjustify if you don't like how the justify formatted your text, and there are more options for configure, including --disable-spell and --disable-justify and --enable-extra (for those who like surprises). All in all, a whole lot of changes in a little over a week. 11/23/2000 - Happy Thanksgiving! Nano 0.9.21 is our "last version was a big turkey" release. It fixes several bugs introduced by the previous version, as well as a few long- standing display bugs. All 0.9.20 users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to this release. 11/18/2000 - Nano 0.9.20 is finally out the door. Probably the biggest change is the brand new way nano displays previous search and replace strings (they are now editable!) This is a break from Pico's (inconsistent) interface, so if you don't like the new way, "Pico" mode (-p on the command line or Meta-P within nano) still works the "old" way. Other new features include being able to deal with search strings of any length, a new internal spell feature (courtesy of Mr. Rocco Corsi) and tab completion when reading in or writing out files! There's also the usual billion or so bug fixes. Feedback on this release is welcome because so much has changed, especially with the previous string display in search and replace. Email -> nano@nano-editor.org <-. If you like something, don't like something, or just want to order a pizza, let us know! 10/02/2000 - Nano 0.9.19 is the "Chris is getting married in less than a week and needs a distraction" release. There are only a few actual code changes, mainly portability and compiler warning fixes. Nano now also supports PDCurses, which enables easily-built nano executables for Windows NT and 95/98 for the brave. The official nano site has changed (again) as well, check out www.nano-editor.org for all the latest nano schtuff. 09/18/2000 - Nano 0.9.18 is unleashed. It has some new keyboard handling code, Cygwin support out of the box, and a more portable handler for the NOHELP toggle. There is also a fix for a somewhat serious bug whereby trying to insert a directory instead of a normal file would destroy the contents of the editor. A must-see. Four stars. 09/04/2000 - Nano 0.9.17, the Labor Day release, is released after a quiet spell (almost an entire month since last release!) New features include better (not yet perfect) binary display support and toggle support for most of the program flags (M-c, M-i, M-z, M-x, M-p, M-w, M-m, M-k and M-e for -c, -i, -x, -p, -w, -k, and -R). 08/09/2000 - Nano 0.9.16, after some struggling, is released. This release should fix a few of the holes that 0.9.15 dug. The "cutting text on the first line" bug is fixed, as is the "cutting text on the last line" bug. Nice symmetry there huh? Also the --tabsize argument should now work as well as by using -T. 08/03/2000 - Nano 0.9.15 is the "I can't think of a release description" release. There are the usual gala of display bugfixes, a fix for the the nasty bug in -k mode that could create a loop in the file being edited, and some other code cleanup. Also, the -T option should now work regardless of the curses library used. Yay. 07/27/2000 - Nano 0.9.14 is officially the "13 is so unlucky it should be skipped as a version number" release. One typo caused unending problems (calling nano with either -t or -k caused both flags to be used). The -k code is also now closer in functionality to Pico's -k mode; please note that this code is not finished yet. Working on this code has made me realize that there is not enough abstraction in the code, and I will be working on that for the next release. Until then, have fun with this version. 07/23/2000 - Nano 0.9.13 has a few new bits and bobs, most notably the -k option from Pico (cut to end of line). The majority of changes in this release are bugfixes, however, including the usual display fixes and fixes for writing to symbolic links and un-writable files. Barring any other major changes, this should be the feature set for nano 1.0, whenever it might be released =-) 07/07/2000 - Nano 0.9.12 (The "lucky day" release) is bursting with new features, bug fixes, and yummy fruit flavor. For changes, the alternate replace keystroke ^W^T is now ^W^R to be compatible with later versions of Pico. ^W^T is now goto line, again for Pico compatibility. As for new features, the wonderful/hated magic line code has returned with a vengeance! Also, regular expression searches and replaces have been incorporated via the -R flag. And, of course, there are the usual helping of display and other bug fixes to top it all off. 06/20/2000 - Nano 0.9.11 presents drastic rewrites of the most buggy routines in the program, specifically the wrapping code and almost all of the display routines. There are many improvements and bugfixes to the display subsystem in general, but there may be bugs lurking yet. Also, after many MANY requests, there is now an option to set the displayed tab width (-T, --tabsize). Note that this function just changes the way tabs LOOK in the editor, the tabs you input are still real tabs of normal width (usually 8 characters); nano just makes them look smaller or bigger while in the editor. New in the translation department is an Indonesian translation (id). 06/06/2000 - Nano 0.9.10 is primarily a bugfix for the loss of SIGINT when using "run and terminate" flags (for example, --help). There are also some minor documentation updates. This version of nano is the most stable in quite some time, and is likely to be the most stable for awhile. Users are encouraged to upgrade to this version. 05/31/2000 - Nano 0.9.9 introduces much better working i18n support, more portability, and a ton of bugfixes. While nano is not likely anywhere near 1.0 in terms of code quality, it gets a quantum leap closer with this release. 05/18/2000 - Nano 0.9.8 (the 'what broke now?' release) should fix the resize crash people have been experiencing. It also offers a new input method that should allow nano to do things the right way (like ^S, ^Q, custom suspend keys) and hopefully won't break with non-US keyboards. There are also the obligatory display fixes and speedups. Have fun with it. 05/14/2000 - Nano 0.9.7 (the Mother's Day release) continues in the long line of display fixes, and also fixes the broken symlink behavior (i.e. symlinks weren't being followed by default). Hopefully all major bugs can be worked out soon and we can have a 1.0 release before the end of the year, but who knows. 05/08/2000 - Nano 0.9.6 cleans up a lot of the display bugs that 0.9.5 uncovered. There are improvements (and some remaining segfaults) in the wrapping code, and even more display optimizations. I would still say 0.9.4 or 0.9.2 are the most stable versions of nano to date, but this one may not be too bad =-) 05/01/2000 - Nano 0.9.5 attempts to speed up the display of text to be at least somewhat reasonable. Much code profiling has been done to reduce the ridiculous number of redundant display updates. This will probably expose a lot of bugs that can then be fixed, so this release is probably not for the faint of heart. For anyone curious, I would call nano 0.9.2 the most stable version recently, so use that if you're not particularly concerned with being on the bleeding edge. 04/25/2000 - Nano 0.9.4 fixes some problems in 0.9.3 with the last line code and related segfaults. It also now has much better handling for 8-bit characters. The --enable-tiny code also produces a smaller executable. 04/19/2000 - Nano 0.9.3 is officially the "Micro$oft" release. It underscores the recent problem of bugfixes introducing more bugs than they fix. The most important change to this version of nano is the removal of the "magic line". You will no longer see a blank line at the end of the file. If you want a new line at the end of your file, you'll have to hit enter to get one. NOTE: THIS BREAKS COMPATIBILITY WITH PICO. Unfortunately, this feature has been causing many many problems with nano so it is being removed for the time being, and perhaps indefinitely. Other new stuff includes an --enable-tiny option to make nano ultra small (disabling i18n, detailed help and the marker and mouse code), and --with-slang to use the slang libraries instead of ncurses. 04/15/2000 - Nano 0.9.2 just fixes the serious segfault problem if nano is invoked any way other than using the absolute path. The bug was in the new code for checking whether nano is invoked as 'pico'. 04/14/2000 - 0.9.1 has some more Pico compatibility built-in. The option to switch to/from Search and Search/Replace (^T) is now available, and nano now displays the more Pico-like shortcut list when invoked as 'pico' (i.e. if 'pico' is a symlink to nano). There is an important change to the handling of symbolic links as well. Now, nano does the "correct" thing and automatically writes to the object of the symlink, rather than replace the symlink with the updated file. This behavior is still available with the --nofollow or -l flags. Other new things include a fix for the infamous "recursive replace" bug, and more bugfixes in the wrapping code. 04/07/2000 - Nano 0.9.0 has some updates, new language support and a much better refresh setup (It's still not great, but...) There should also be more stability editing long lines, as there was a stupid mistake in the update_line call. Silly me =) 03/22/2000 - Nano 0.8.9 is basically just a bugfix release of 0.8.8 to reflect the current stagnant status of the project. Most things work, the rest doesn't doesn't work because (a) I can't fix it or I would have already done so, and (b) the amount of patches I'm receiving right now is quite negligible. Fortunately, this release marks the first release since I have acquired ownership of the nano pages on SourceForge. Here's hoping SF will get us some more visibility, translators and patches. 03/12/2000 - After a hiatus, I have finally moved (not unpacked though) to my new home into Albany. Thus I should now have more time to work on nano. Nano 0.8.8, the "dear god what broke this time?" release, incorporates patches for both i18n and many bugfixes. It is VERY likely something broke this version, and it's likely I didn't even apply the i18n stuff properly, so *it* may not even work. I would like to announce that I'm going to need translations soonish, so if you are fluent in other languages than English (or even better, if your native language is not English) and you would like to submit a translation file to me, please feel free to do so. If you do, I will list your name and email in the AUTHORS file as the maintainer of the .po file, and from then on it is yours to take care of and keep up to date. 03/01/2000 - Well, to continue my trend of going back on my previous release's comments, nano 0.8.7 is released. The crashing behavior was still occurring, and this most recent fix also fixes some other wrapping problems, so here you go. There may be another release soon, there may not be, is that vague enough? =) 02/25/2000 - More minor bugfixes in 0.8.6, the bizarre behavior at the end of a page has ceased, thankfully. I'm also moving next weekend, so don't be shocked if you don't see a new version of nano next week =-) 02/11/2000 - Okay, here we go again. Aside from a few minor fixes and some under-the-hood changes, you won't notice much different in this version of nano. I haven't gotten much feedback on the help feature, is it simply amazing or does no one care? Write and let me know! =) 02/08/2000 - Nano 0.8.3 marks the first time in a long time that there has been more than three days since the last release. New features include an initial help mode (YAY!), hopefully much more support for i18n out of the box, and a flag for more Pico compatibility in the shortcut lists displayed. This release also marks the new nano distribution site, http://www.asty.org/nano and email address nano@asty.org for bugs, etc. 02/02/2000 - Okay, I hate to go back on what I said in the last release, but I may be changing jobs very soon. I will release version 0.8.2 as is (no i18n, no help menu (yet). I expect things to settle down by the end of next week, and then I can try to start on the i18n support and help menu; look for these new features in version 0.8.5 to 0.9.0. 01/28/2000 - Nano 0.8.1 marks our first official step toward internationalization (i18n) and the help system (^G). I will be merging in Jordi's patches for initial i18n in the next version, and will implement the help system with i18n built into it shortly after that. Please don't hesitate to send bug reports, as long as you're sure the fault lies with nano =-). 01/25/2000 - Nano 0.8.0 is officially the 'let's try and be at least a little portable, mmmmkay?' release. There are many portability checks and fixes; many thanks to Andy Kahn for his patches. I removed the broken do_spell behavior with the 'spell' program; for now, we only try to call 'ispell' until I write a better method to handle the output of the normal 'spell' command. 01/24/2000 - Nano 0.7.9 features many new features. Among them are a new autoindent feature (-i, --autoindent), tempfile flag like Pico's -t flag (-t, --tempfile), and preliminary spelling program support. The spelling function tries to run 'spell' and then 'ispell' in that order, but you can specify another spelling program with -s or --speller. 01/17/00 - Nano 0.7.7 is officially the 'way too much stuff changed this release' release. It's the busy time at work for me, so please don't get offended if your patch doesn't get included in the next immediate version of nano. I'm sure all the changes in this release will cause a few bugs, so 0.7.8 will primarily be about fixing those bugs. Things added this release include resizability (kinda), new -x and -c flags (see nano -h for help), long command line flag support, and the usual array of bugfixes. 01/15/00 - Nano 0.7.6 is officially the 'lightning' release. It now loads large files much faster than previous versions, and is even much faster than Pico or vi in some rather rudimentary tests. Many thanks to Adam Rogoyski for the read_byte patch! 01/09/00 - As of this version (0.7.4), TIP has officially been renamed to nano. The new homepage is at http://faculty.plattsburgh.edu/astyanax/nano. Please update your bookmarks, tell your friends, and all that jazz. $Id: NEWS 4503 2010-04-15 07:40:41Z astyanax $ nano-2.2.5/THANKS0000644000175000017500000000623511241153421010307 00000000000000The following people have helped GNU nano in some way or another. If we missed you here, let us know! Sharuzzaman Ahmat Raslan Malay translator Laurentiu Buzdugan Romanian translator CHAO Wei-Lun Traditional Chinese translator Ricardo Cárdenes Medina Spanish translator Marco Colombo Italian translator Yavor Doganov Bulgarian translator Karl Eichwalder German translator Doruk Fisek Turkish translator Jean-Philippe Guérard French translator Geir Helland Norwegian bokmÃ¥l translator Tedi Heriyanto Indonesian translator Václav Haisman Czech translator Szabolcs Horvath Hungarian translator Kalle Kivimaa Finnish Translator Eivind Kjørstad Norwegian nynorsk translator Florian König German translator Wojciech Kotwica Polish translator Clement Laforet French translator Gergely Nagy Hungarian translator Kalle Olavi Niemitalo Finnish Translator Claudio Neves Brazilian Portuguese translator Daniel Nylander Swedish Translator Michael Piefel German translator Sergey A. Ribalchenko Russian, Ukrainian translator Michel Robitaille French translator Christian Rose Swedish translator Stig E Sandoe Norwegian bokmÃ¥l translator Benno Schulenberg Dutch translator Danilo Segan Serbian translator Keld Simonsen Danish translator Guus Sliepen Dutch translator Cezary Sliwa Polish translator Pierre Tane French translator Jacobo Tarrío Galician translator Kjetil Torgrim Homme Norwegian nynorsk translator Miquel Vidal Catalan translator Phan Vinh Thinh Vietnamese translator Pauli Virtanen Finnish translator Peio Ziarsolo Basque translator Ben Armstrong Negative -r value idea, code Thomas Dickey Curses help and advice Sven Guckes Advice and Advocacy Thijs Kinkhorst rnano.1 manpage Jim Knoble Pico compat for browser Ryan Krebs Many bug fixes and testing Roy Lanek Advice and advocacy Chuck Mead Feedback and RPM stuff Mike Melanson Bugs Neil Parks Bug reports and fixes Jeremy Robichaud Beta tester Bill Soudan Regex code, etc Ken Tyler Search fixes and more $Id: THANKS 3303 2006-03-15 22:44:43Z jordi $ nano-2.2.5/TODO0000644000175000017500000001070011426661275010074 00000000000000TODO file (? means the feature may be implemented, but not definitely) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For the future (no targeted version, catch-all) - Compatibility with vi/emacs status files so we can let other editors know we're in a file? - FriBidi support? - Port to DJGPP? - Make matching bracket searches sophisticated enough to skip over brackets inside comments? - Allow indentation of marked text by spaces as well as tabs? - Allow indentation to add just enough columns to reach the nearest multiple of tabsize, rather than always adding tabsize columns? - Allow conversion between different character sets. Maybe use glib's iconv() if the system's iconv() is inadequate, since we already use glib's vsnprintf() if the system lacks vsnprintf()? - Allow color syntaxes to apply to more than just color, so that we can e.g. specify a different alternate spell checker depending on which file type we have open. - Allow even better file type detection than we have currently, e.g. through libmagic? - Allow setting marks (saved positions, not to be confused with the mark set via Ctrl-^) at various lines and/or columns in the buffer, and allow movement between them with a single keystroke? (we're running out of keystrokes) - Allow searching for and replacing newlines. - Fix handling of bad/incomplete UTF-8 sequences to display one Unicode FFFD (Replacement Character) per sequence instead of one per byte. For version 2.4: - New regression framework built on expect. - Allow text searches in the help browser. - Handle window resizes better. After we resize, we should stay wherever we were before we resized, as Pico does. - Add the ability to move to different lines of the screen with a single keystroke, e.g. M-` (M-~) to go to the top line, M-& (M-7) to go to the center line, and M-' (M-") to go to the last line. - Detect when we're pasting text, so that we can handle it differently (i.e. faster than currently with screen redraws) - Allow piping marked text to an external command and replacing it with the command's output (as the internal spell checker already does with the "spell" command)? For version 2.2: - Rebindable keys? [DONE] - Undo/Redo keys (M-U and M-E)? [DONE] - Fix problems with color syntaxes' highlighting lines too aggressively [DONE] - Allow nano to work like a pager (read from stdin) [DONE] - Allow color syntaxes to be selected based on more than just filename extension, [DONE] - Allow soft wrapping as well as hard wrapping? [DONE] For version 2.0: - UTF-8 support. [DONE] - Support for paragraph searches. [DONE] - Support for justifying the entire file at once. [DONE] - Support for filename searches in the file browser. [DONE] - Keystroke to implement "Add next sequence as raw" like vi's ^V. [DONE] - Spell check selected text only. [DONE] - Make "To Line" (^W^T) and "Read from Command" (^R^X) reenter their parent menu when their keystroke is entered a second time (^W^T^T and (^R^X^X) (requires figuring out when to keep cursor position and when not to). [DONE] - Fix resetstatuspos global which we shouldn't have. [DONE] For version 1.2: - Single line scroll up/down? [DONE] - Color syntax highlighting? (certainly seems like there's a demand for it.) [DONE] - .nanorc [DONE] - Backup making (filename~)? [DONE] - Search (etc.) string history [DONE] - Implement Pico's -j and -g flags, as they are pretty easy to do. [DONE] - Make mouse support work with clicking on the shortcuts (-m). Must make global variable pointing to current shortcut list to determine what keystroke to ungetch(). [DONE]. - Implement -o (chroot of sorts) [DONE] - Allow -r to take a negative argument, meaning right margin instead of left (allows resizing that way), formerly -W arg. [DONE] For version 1.0: - Implement Spelling [DONE] - Implement Help [DONE] - Internationalization [In progress, translators welcome!] - Allow nano to be resized in X. [DONE] - On page up/down, put the cursor on the first line (like Pico), not the center line [DONE] - Rewrite edit_refresh, if at all possible [DONE] - Implement justify function [DONE] - Cut to end of line [DONE] - Built-in speller command [needed for version 1.0] [DONE] - Better statusbar interaction (scrolling, tab completion for filename) [needed for version 1.0] [DONE] - Now do username completion [DONE]. - Unjustify command (^U after ^J) [DONE =-]. - Username completion (~user) [DONE =-]. $Id: TODO 4402 2009-08-17 07:52:10Z astyanax $ nano-2.2.5/config.guess0000755000175000017500000012761511334725777011750 00000000000000#! /bin/sh # Attempt to guess a canonical system name. # Copyright (C) 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, # 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 # Free Software Foundation, Inc. timestamp='2009-11-20' # This file is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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(8) [FIXED/IRRELEVANT] - Certains are not lined up properly when there are tabs in them at certain col values. (9) [FIXED] - edit_refresh() and update_line() do not handle selecting text when the cursor is beyond COLS (10) [FIXED] - No way to do a replace with the empty string (11) [FIXED, yay!] - Spelling support is not elegant like Pico's integration of the 'spell' program. nano only uses ispell (for now) (12) [FIXED] - Moving to the end of a line when close to a multiple of COLS and at least COLS * 2 does not make the screen jump early like it would for if we were around COLS (bugs in edit_refresh, update_line) (13) [FIXED, mostly] - When at the very bottom of the edit window, do_wrap() goes berserk and puts the cursor somewhere bad; subsequent keystrokes crash the program (14) [FIXED, mostly] - Doing a replacement of a substring of the replace string (e.g. replacing "ed" with "fred" causes an infinite loop). (15) [FIXED] - Cutting a file with marked text and both marker ends on the same line causes a random segfault (16) [FIXED] - Cutting more than one line resets the KEEP_CUTBUFFER flag in 0.9.3. Error is in bitwise assignment (nano.h). (17) [FIXED] - The wrapping code does not work right for lines like the following: * * Error is in do_wrap, must be rewritten. (18) [FIXED] - nano fails to follow symlinks, even though -l isn't being used (20). [Bug in global flag init, FIXED] - When using --help or --version, the SIGINT character gets lost. (21) [FIXED] - edit_refresh() and update_line() (and related functions) have trouble when a tab is the character that is the boundary at COLS (23) [FIXED] - There is an off-by-one error in keeping track of totsize. It is caused by the fact that we count the newline at the end when we read in a file but we do not, in fact, display this newline. This should go away implicitly when the "Magic Line" returns, but it is noted here for documentation's sake. (24) [FIXED] - In replace with completely adjacent strings, every other search string will be missed (try replace ':' in a string like ':::::::::') (28) [FIXED] - If nano opens a read-only file with the --tempfile option, and a change is made to the buffer, and a write is attempted, nano will not give you a dialog about not being able to write the file, and it will not let the user exit (29, discovered by Joshua Jensen) [FIXED] - Using nano -k, marked text is not cut properly. (31) [FIXED] - Invoking -t or -k has the effect of invoking both options. (32) [FIXED] - totsize becomes incorrect after word-wrapping (25) [FIXED] - Wrapping a line with autoindent mode sometimes causes a segfault (19) [FIXED] - When inserting files, the display sometimes fails to display properly until a pageup/down occurs (22) [FIXED] - In search/replace code, there is too much refreshing in bottomwin (26) [FIXED] - In replace, there is no way to accept the default replace string. (27) [FIXED] - Using nano -t, user can not exit until a filename is given via ^O. (30) [FIXED] - totsize problems still abound in do_justify (33) [FIXED] - Using -k, cut text is not pasted properly. (34) [FIXED]. - Using -k, pasted text is not updated properly if it goes beyond editbot. (35) [FIXED] - Doing a cut with -k can screw up the filestruct; fault is in cutting code. (36) [FIXED] - Hitting enter on the magic line makes new lines, but they are not written out to disk when saved..... (37). [FIXED] - Page up and page down do not work the same way as in Pico (# of lines). (38) [FIXED] - When doing a search and the marker is set, the screen does not always properly update the inverted text (39). [FIXED] - Searches for a string that only exists on one line multiple times will fail after finding the last occurrence (discovered by Ken Tyler) (40). [FIXED] - Meta-Z is currently broken to toggle suspend. I guess I still don't know signals very well =-) (41) [FIXED]. - Unable to cut the entire file using the marker (discovered by Ken Tyler) (42). [FIXED] - The keypad does not work when nano runs in the Gnome terminal (43). [FIXED] - When reading in a file, if the file is a directory, the contents of the file being edited are blown away (discovered by Chris Pimlot) (44). [FIXED] - In certain terms, nano will leave a "ghost" of screen upon exit when called from inside mutt (among other settings) (45). [FIXED] - In replace, hitting the Goto line shortcut key does nothing after a search string is entered (discovered by Rocco Corsi) (46) [FIXED]. - When typing in a string in search or replace and hitting CASE_SENSITIVE or the other search string, the current string edit is blown away in favor of the last stored search (47) [FIXED] - If nano fails to open a file when it starts up, doing almost anything causes a segfault (discovered by Ben Roberts) (48). [FIXED] - In certain terminals, nano would not work properly with keypad(). Turned out to be the silly timeout(0) call, which is completely unneeded, anyway. (49) [FIXED] - With less than a page of text, doing a page down will move the current line to the top of the screen, which it shouldn't do. (50) [FIXED] - With PDCurses, running Meta-X turns off the keypad. (51) [FIXED] - Resizing the window completely screws up the display if in any other mode than normal editing (help screen, search and replace, file browser...) (52) [FIXED] - Alt speller argument (-s, --speller) does not take a string argument of more than one word. (53) [FIXED]. - Cut to end cutting (-k) causes segfaults (try cutting "- Backup making (filename~)?" line in TODO file) (discovered by higuita@cadernoverde.com) (54) [FIXED]. - When using autoindent (-i), wrapped text does not get autoindented (55, discovered by Mark Senior) [FIXED]. - When using -R (regex) and -p (Pico mode), subsequent searches after the first fail if no string is entered (56) [FIXED]. - Page down on a file of editwinrows fails (again). Reported by Ryan Krebs (57) [FIXED]. - File browser aborts on Solaris in qsort() call. (Reported by Matthias Andree) (58) [FIXED]. - Can modify the current file in view mode with ^W^R (discovered by Rocco Corsi) (58) [FIXED]. - When page up is used after two page downs, the screen doesn't update properly (discovered by David Lawrence Ramsey) (59) [FIXED]. - On BSD systems, marked cutting and paste often screws up the last line in the cutbuffer (discovered by Barry Pederson) (60) [FIXED] - Blank lines are not kept when cutting with -k (discovered by Rocco) (61) [FIXED]. - nano will not suspend properly inside of mutt (62) [FIXED]. - When switching from Pico mode to normal mode, the previous search is not displayed until cancelling the search (63) [FIXED]. - If you change search options but don't change the search string in normal mode, hitting Enter causes the search/replace to abort (64) (Jordi Mallach) [FIXED]. - Cutting one line of text causes the screen to recenter the line (reported and fixed by David Lawrence Ramsey) (65) [FIXED]. - When cutting marked text including the bottom of the file, a new "magic line" is not created" (reported by David Lawrence Ramsey, fixed by David Lawrence Ramsey & Chris) (66) [FIXED]. - ^C does not work after a suspend in tcsh (discovered by Trevor Cordes) (68) [FIXED]. - Home and End control keys (^A, ^E) do not always work in filename prompt (bug found by Ian Turner) (69) [1.0 series only] [FIXED]. - Trying to insert a file of 0 bytes will hang nano (70) [FIXED]. - Meta-space and ^Space are not yet handled in new backend code (77) [FIXED] - F-keys do not work with new shortcut backend (72) [FIXED] - Many menu items are probably missing from the new backend (73) [FIXED] - Need a 'check-vitals-mapped' function to check that the end used didn't unbind all the keys for exit or cancel before starting up the editor (74) [FIXED] - Browser and prompt code still implement old switch on raw key input instead of new if block for subnfunc values (75) [FIXED] - New backend code probably does not compile under anything but default options, if that (76) [FIXED] - -enable-tiny does not work with new code (78) [FIXED] - If a user only binds meta sequences to a function like left, right page up/down, insert, and unbinds all other control and F keys for it, nano will do the wrong thing when reading the key which is normally assigned to it (79 - may not be worth fixing) [FIXED] - Segfault editing at COLS presumably due to new color syntax highlighting (80) [FIXED] - Cutting the line at the top of the screen recenters to center (71) [FIXED] $Id: BUGS 4439 2009-11-22 21:35:56Z astyanax $ nano-2.2.5/ChangeLog.pre-2.10000644000175000017500000132556211241153421012241 00000000000000GNU nano 2.0.3 - 2007.01.29 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - More int -> bool conversions. (DLR) - Don't install the nanorc manpages or generate their HTML versions if nano is built without nanorc support. Changes to configure.ac, doc/man/Makefile.am, and doc/man/fr/Makefile.am. (DLR) - Simplify the commands that generate HTML documentation in order to remove unnecessary usage of cat. Changes to doc/man/Makefile.am, doc/man/fr/Makefile.am, and doc/texinfo/Makefile.am. (DLR) - files.c: do_writeout() - When setting retval to the return value of write_(marked_)?file(), use the "?" operator instead of an if/else clause. (DLR) is_dir() - Don't assign dirptr's value using buf until we've asserted that buf isn't NULL. (DLR) - Remove unneeded assert. (DLR) - proto.h: - Add missing is_dir() prototype. (DLR) - search.c: regexp_init() - Don't assign rc's value via regcomp() until we've asserted that regexp_compiled is FALSE. (DLR) - text.c: do_alt_speller() - Rename variable altspell_error to alt_spell_error, for consistency. (DLR) do_spell() - Rename variable i to status, for clarity. (DLR) - winio.c: do_credits() - Update the last copyright notice to include 2007. (DLR) - Makefile.am: - Add README.CVS to EXTRA_DIST, so that nano's CVS checkout instructions aren't only available in its CVS snapshots. (DLR) - README: - Add more miscellaneous cosmetic fixes. (DLR) - README.CVS: - Update for the 2.0 branch of nano. (DLR) - NEWS: - Formatting fix. (DLR) - m4/glib-2.0.m4: - Import the latest version of this file from glib 2.10.3. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Update section 4.1 to describe how to open files with names beginning with '+' at specified columns as well as lines. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/Makefile.am: - Set mandir before setting man_MANS, to more closely match doc/man/Makefile.am. (DLR) - doc/syntax/python.nanorc: - Improve string highlighting regexes. (Mike Frysinger) GNU nano 2.0.2 - 2006.12.20 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - browser.c: do_browser() - Properly handle directories that contain nulls. (DLR) - files.c: do_insertfile() - Properly handle filenames and executable commands that contain nulls. (DLR) write_file() - Properly handle filenames that contain nulls. (DLR) do_writeout() - Fix a segfault when we can't get the full path of either the filename we want to save under or the original filename. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - nano.h: - Rename NANO_ALT_REPLACE_KEY to NANO_REPLACE_ALTKEY, for consistency. (DLR) - Rename NANO_ALT_.* and NANO_.*ALTKEY to NANO_META_.* and NANO_.*METAKEY, for consistency. (DLR) - search.c: update_history() - Fix minor memory leak. (DLR) - text.c: do_spell() - When setting i to the return value of write_(marked_)?file(), use the "?" operator instead of an if/else clause. (DLR) do_verbatim_input() - Fix minor memory leak. (DLR) - winio.c: parse_kbinput() - Add missing break. (DLR) - Fix minor memory leak. (Itay Perl) parse_verbatim_kbinput() - Fix minor memory leak. (DLR) edit_draw() - Fix potential warnings when assigning -1 to paintlen by using if/else clauses instead of "?" operators. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Reword several option descriptions, for clarity. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Add miscellaneous wording and capitalization fixes. (DLR) - BUGS: - Add miscellaneous cosmetic fixes. (DLR) - README: - Update for the 2.0 branch of nano. (DLR) GNU nano 2.0.1 - 2006.11.20 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - Fix copyright notices to not abbreviate the year list using a range. Changes to do_credits() and all source files. (DLR) - files.c: get_full_path() - Remove unneeded assert. (DLR) - Fix problem where only paths would be returned when both paths and filenames should have been. (DLR) do_writeout() - For consistency, when saving a file with no name, don't allow overwriting an existing file when in restricted mode. (DLR) - Fix problem where a file could sometimes be overwritten without a warning prompt. (DLR) - winio.c: do_replace_highlight() - Include the code to display zero-length matches even when regex.h isn't found, as it can also be used to display zero-length Unicode characters. (DLR) - doc/rnano.1, doc/fr/rnano.1: - Add missing "(C)" to the copyright notice in the comments. (DLR) - doc/nano.texi: - Remove unneeded "." from the copyright notice in the comments. (DLR) - NEWS: - Add missing entries for nano 1.0.2 and 1.0.3, since 1.1.0 includes their changes. (DLR) GNU nano 2.0.0 - 2006.11.06 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - Add syntax for POV-Ray files. New file doc/syntax/pov.nanorc; changes to doc/nanorc.sample.in and doc/syntax/Makefile.am. (Donnie Berkholz, minor tweaks by DLR) - AUTHORS: - Update for the 2.0 branch of nano. (DLR) - nano.spec.in: - Update links for the 2.0 branch of nano. (DLR) - Update for newer RPM-based distributions. (DLR, adapted from the nano 1.3.12-1.1.spec file in Fedora Rawhide) - Delete the changelog section, as it hasn't been kept up to date, and all its changes are documented here in any case. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Update links for the 2.0 branch of nano. (DLR) - doc/nano.1, doc/nanorc.5, doc/rnano.1: - Add minor wording fixes. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5, doc/man/fr/rnano.1: - Updated manpage translations by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - doc/nano.texi: - Add minor wording and punctuation fixes. (DLR) GNU nano 1.9.99pre3 - 2006.10.25 - chars.c: nstrncasecmp() - When returning, use the "?" operator instead of an if/else clause. (DLR) - cut.c: do_cut_text() - When uncutting text in the process of copying it, always set placewewant, as do_uncut_text() does, so that the current line is always updated properly. (DLR) - files.c: input_tab() - Since the field precision operator used in the sprintf() uses ints and not size_t's, replace it with two strncpy()s, which use size_t's, and a null termination. (DLR) - help.c: parse_help_input() - Add 'E' and 'e' as aliases for Exit, for consistency with the file browser. (DLR) - m4/ac_define_dir.m4: - Import the latest version of this file from http://autoconf-archive.cryp.to/ac_define_dir.m4. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Update the question in section 4.13 to match the version of it in the answer section. (DLR) - doc/syntax/c.nanorc: - Simplify "undef", "ifn?def", "elif", and "else" in the preprocessor regexes. (DLR) GNU nano 1.9.99pre2 - 2006.10.02 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - Make sure that the statusbar cursor position is always properly reset when we get out of all statusbar prompts. Changes to do_insertfile(), do_writeout(), handle_sigwinch(), main(), and do_prompt_abort(). (DLR) - prompt.c: do_statusbar_input() - If we get a verbatim input sequence ending with Ctrl-J, remove the Ctrl-J from the buffer before interpreting it as Enter, so that it doesn't erroneously fall through to the edit window and get interpreted as Justify. (DLR) - winio.c: get_input() - Simplify to avoid an unnecessary key_buffer_len check. (DLR) - doc/syntax/c.nanorc: - Add "size_t" and "ssize_t" to the types regexes. (DLR, suggested by Mike Frysinger) - Simplify "signed" and "unsigned" in the types regexes. (DLR) GNU nano 1.9.99pre1 - 2006.08.29 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - Fix option descriptions. At least one of the two parts of +LINE,COLUMN must be specified at all times; COLUMN is not the only optional value. Also, fix wording problems in -O/--morespace and -W/--wordbounds. Changes to usage(), UPGRADE, nano.1, nanorc.5, rnano.1, nano.texi, and nanorc.sample.in. (DLR) - Fix mouse support so that it truly ignores everything except releases and clicks of button 1. Changes to enable_mouse_support() and get_mouseinput(). (DLR) - In certain places, call wnoutrefresh(bottomwin) after calling blank_statusbar(), in order to ensure that the statusbar is actually blanked. Changes to do_help(), do_continue(), handle_sigwinch(), and update_statusbar_line(). (DLR) - If the mark isn't on, allow Meta-} and Meta-{ to indent and unindent only the current line, just as it would if the mark covered only the current line, instead of displaying a statusbar message and quitting. Changes to shortcut_init(), do_indent_marked() (renamed do_indent()), do_indent_marked_void() (renamed do_indent_void()), do_unindent_marked_void() (renamed do_unindent()), and UPGRADE. (DLR, suggested by John M. Gabriele) - Consolidate do_scroll_(up|down)() into do_(up|down)(), as they have a lot of duplicate code. New functions do_up_void() and do_down_void(); changes to shortcut_init(), do_up(), do_scroll_up(), do_down(), do_scroll_down(), do_left(), and do_right(). (DLR) - Make Jordi's email address, and the description of what the manual pages were written for, consistent in the documentation. Changes to AUTHORS, nano.1, nanorc.5, and rnano.1. (DLR, based on suggestions by Jordi) - Don't include sys/ioctl.h in nano.c when NANO_TINY is defined, as ioctl() is never used then. (DLR) - Improve the display of bools in debugging statements. Changes to parse_kbinput(), get_escape_seq_kbinput(), parse_escape_seq_kbinput(), get_shortcut(), and get_toggle(). (DLR) - Rename the values of the scroll_dir enum to UP_DIR and DOWN_DIR, since UP is defined as a termcap value in Tru64's and NetBSD 3.0's curses.h, which breaks compilation on those systems. Changes to do_page_up(), do_page_down(), do_up(), do_down(), nano.h, and edit_scroll(). (DLR; found by Daniel Richard G. and Adam Wysocki, repectively) - Rename the DISABLE_ROOTWRAP #define to DISABLE_ROOTWRAPPING. (DLR) - When using slang 2.x, call SLutf8_enable() with an argument of 1 instead of TRUE, as that's the proper way to enable its UTF-8 support. Changes to main() and configure.ac. (DLR) - Fix punctuation relating to "i.e." in various comments and documentation. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - Make bad_mbchar a static const char* const in chars.c, as its value doesn't change. (DLR) - Add various clarifications to translated strings. Changes to do_insertfile_void(), shortcut_init(), toggle_init(), help_init(), print_view_warning(), usage(), and do_mark(). (Benno Schulenberg, minor tweaks by DLR) - Properly preserve the cursor position when going from the "Read File" or "Save File As" prompt to the file browser to the "Go To Directory" prompt, and then canceling back to the "Read File" or "Save File As" prompt. Changes to get_prompt_string() and do_prompt(). (DLR) - Rename the parameter old_pww to pww_save in need_statusbar_horizontal_update(), need_horizontal_update(), need_vertical_update(), and edit_redraw(); and rename the variable old_pww to pww_save in do_search() and do_research(); for consistency. (DLR) - browser.c: do_browser() - Refactor the mouse support, modeling it after do_mouse() for consistency. (DLR) - Remove unneeded call to blank_edit(). (DLR) - After entering "..", select the directory we were in before instead of the first filename in the list, as Pico does. (DLR) - Simplify screen update handling and exiting. (DLR) - Fix potential segfault when going to a directory that doesn't begin with '/'. (DLR) do_browse_from() - During the operating directory check, if path isn't NULL, don't bother freeing it before mallocstrcpy()ing operating_dir into it, as the latter operation will free it. (DLR) - Don't bother freeing path if it's NULL. (DLR) browser_init() - Fix off-by-one error when calculating longest that kept the rightmost column of the screen from being used. (DLR) - Calculate width here instead of in browser_refresh(), as it's more consistent. (DLR) - If filelist is initialized, free it here instead of in several places in do_browser(). (DLR) browser_refresh() - Simplify. (DLR) - Fix problems where translated versions of "(dir)" could be truncated, and where file sizes could be too long. (DLR) - For the ".." entry, display "(parent dir)" instead of "(dir)", as Pico does. (DLR) - If a filename is too long, truncate it and display an ellipsis before it, as titlebar() does. (DLR) - Add translator comments explaining the maximum intended lengths of "(dir)" and "(parent dir)". (DLR) - Fix problem where width wouldn't be properly initialized if the file list took up one line or less. (DLR) - Don't display overly long filenames with ellipses if the number of columns is extremely small. (DLR) browser_select_filename() - New function, used to select a specific filename in the list. (DLR) findnextfile() - Simplify the uses of tail(). (DLR) striponedir() - Since all the strings passed to this are dynamically allocated, use null_at() to strip the directory from the string. Also, return the stripped path instead of modifying path. (DLR) - chars.c: mbstrncasecmp(), mbstrcasestr(), mbrevstrcasestr() - Don't allocate space for multibyte characters until we've asserted that the parameters we're using aren't NULL. (DLR) - files.c: do_insertfile() - If we execute a command in a new buffer, move back to the beginning of the first line of the buffer afterwards, for consistency. (DLR) - If we don't insert a file into a new buffer, properly update the x-coordinate to account for the number of characters inserted on the current line. (DLR) get_full_path() - Don't return NULL when the current directory doesn't exist, as we can still recover from that. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - Add various cleanups. (DLR) - global.c: sc_init_one(), shortcut_init() - Don't include blank_after when DISABLE_HELP is defined, as it's never used then. (DLR) shortcut_init() - Remove the ^X shortcut for CutTillEnd at the search prompt, as official Pico doesn't include it, and it can be confused with Exit. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Make the help shortcut for the "Go to Directory" prompt call do_browser_help() instead of do_help_void(), as this prompt is only accessible inside the file browser. (DLR, found by Benno Schulenberg) toggle_init() - Don't include desc or blank_after when DISABLE_HELP is defined, as neither are ever used then. (DLR) - Make sure that a blank line is not displayed after the Meta-Q toggle when mouse support is disabled and we're in restricted mode, and that it is displayed all other times. (DLR) toggle_init_one() - Don't include desc or blank_after when DISABLE_HELP is defined, as neither are ever used then. (DLR) - help.c: do_help() - Simplify screen update handling and exiting. (DLR) - Don't allow moving down a page when the last line of the help text is onscreen. (DLR) help_init() - Adjust the first two chunks of the main help text so that they're no more than 509 characters again. (DLR) - move.c: do_scroll_up(), do_scroll_down() - Fix problems where, after scrolling, the previous and current lines would not be updated properly if the current line was not the first or last line of the edit window. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - nano.c: handle_sigwinch() - Just in case we're in the statusbar prompt, reset the statusbar cursor position when resizing the window. (DLR) - nano.h: - Remove the manual disabling of color support if regex.h isn't found, as configure.ac now handles that. (DLR) - rcfile.c: parse_rcfile() - Add missing ENABLE_COLOR #ifdef around the second check for a syntax with no color commands, to fix compilation with rcfile support and without color support. (Daniel Richard G.) - search.c: replace_regexp() - Remove unnecessary casting of c to int. (DLR) - text.c: execute_command() - Remove the marking of the file as modified, as do_insertfile() now handles that. (DLR) - utils.c: digits() - Tweak to remove the assumption that n is always positive, although it always is in this particular case. (DLR) - winio.c: parse_kbinput() - Properly handle combined meta and escape sequences, so that e.g. Meta-/ will work properly when the / is on the numeric keypad and NumLock is off. Also, properly handle combined control character and escape sequences, so that e.g. Esc Esc / will work properly when the / is on the numeric keypad and NumLock is off. (DLR) - Translate extended keypad keys to their ASCII equivalents even when we hit Escape once or twice before typing them, for consistency. (DLR) - If they're defined, translate KEY_SUP into NANO_PREVLINE_KEY and KEY_SDOWN into NANO_NEXTLINE_KEY, since they are sometimes generated by Shift-Up and Shift-Down. (DLR) parse_escape_seq_kbinput() - Handle unknown and unignored escape sequences once here instead of twice in parse_kbinput(). (DLR) - Don't ignore escape sequences anymore. Instead, return the corresponding key so that parse_kbinput() can translate it. (DLR) display_string() - Properly handle buf[start_index]'s being a null terminator. (DLR) edit_draw() - Simplify the setting of paintlen. (DLR) titlebar() - Don't display overly long filenames with ellipses if the number of columns is extremely small. (DLR) - Don't display any blank space for the state if we're in the file browser, as Pico doesn't. (DLR) - configure.ac: - If regex.h isn't found, display an error message if we try to enable color support. (DLR) - Fix the spacing of the error message displayed when slcurses.h isn't found. (DLR) - If we use the --disable-wrapping option, ignore the --disable-wrapping-as-root option. (DLR) - Add minor cosmetic tweaks. (DLR) - doc/Makefile.am: - Don't include nanorc.sample in EXTRA_DIST, as it's only useful when we're building from source, as opposed to building a distribution. (DLR) - Tweak to remove usage of the += operator again. (DLR) - doc/man/Makefile.am: - Tweak to remove usage of the += operator again. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5, doc/man/fr/rnano.1: - Updated manpage translations by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - doc/faq.html: - Update section 5.3 again to not state "the latest development version" before 1.3.12, as it's no longer accurate. (DLR) - Add some minor spacing fixes. (DLR) - doc/nano.texi: - Add missing description of the -O/--morespace command line option. (DLR) - doc/syntax/c.nanorc: - Since .i and .ii are preprocessed C and C++ output, colorize them here. (Mike Frysinger) - Remove redundancy from the file extension regexes. (DLR) - doc/syntax/ruby.nanorc: - Add missing blank line after the first comment, for consistency. (DLR) - Improve highlighting of constants. (John M. Gabriele, minor tweaks by DLR) GNU nano 1.3.12 - 2006.06.26 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - Implement filename searches in the file browser. New functions filesearch_init(), findnextfile(), findnextfile_wrap_reset(), filesearch_abort(), do_filesearch(), do_fileresearch(), do_first_file(), do_last_file(), do_help_void(), and do_browser_help(); changes to do_browser(), parse_browser_input(), shortcut_init(), do_help(), and help_init(). (DLR) - Open all files in binary mode for consistency and robustness. Changes to load_history() and do_rcfile(). (DLR) - Change translator-specific comments in global.c and prompt.c so that they show up in nano.pot, and make them all consistent. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - Reduce USE_UTF8 to a static bool in chars.c, allow nano.c to set it via a function, and allow winio.c to read its value when needed. New functions utf8_init() and using_utf8(); changes to is_alnum_mbchar(), is_blank_mbchar(), is_cntrl_mbchar(), is_punct_mbchar(), control_mbrep(), mbrep(), mbwidth(), mb_cur_max(), make_mbchar(), parse_mbchar(), mbstrncasecmp(), mbstrcasestr(), mbrevstrcasestr(), mbstrnlen(), mbstrchr(), mbstrpbrk(), mbrevstrpbrk(), has_blank_mbchars(), is_valid_mbstring(), main(), display_string(), and do_credits(). (DLR) - Add the ability to use bold text instead of reverse video text, via the -D/--boldtext command line option and the "boldtext" rcfile option. Changes to browser_refresh(), do_help(), usage(), main(), update_statusbar_prompt(), do_yesno_prompt(), titlebar(), statusbar(), onekey(), edit_draw(), do_replace_highlight(), nano.1, nanorc.5, nano.texi, and nanorc.sample. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Add the ability to use self-contained color syntaxes from separate files, accessible in the nanorc via the "include" command. New function parse_include(); changes to parse_rcfile(), do_nanorc(), nanorc.5, and nanorc.sample. (Victor Ananievsky, Brand Huntsman and DLR) - Change references to the "help menu" to the "help text display" refer to display, for clarity. Changes to shortcut_init(), configure.ac, and faq.html. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Adjust the shortcut list display and related mouse support to not waste the last few characters of bottomwin when the screen width isn't a clean multiple of the column width. Changes to do_mouseinput() and bottombars(). (Benno Schulenberg, minor tweaks by DLR) - Add several blank entries to the main shortcut list and the global toggle list, in order to make the help text easier to read. Changes to sc_init_one(), toggle_init(), toggle_init_one(), shortcut_init(), get_toggle(), and help_init(). (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Reduce NO_RCFILE to a static bool in nano.c, since it's only used there. Changes to finish() and main(). (DLR) - Readd the Cancel -> Exit aliases for the file browser and help browser. New function parse_help_input(); changes to parse_browser_input() and do_help(). (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Add the ability to copy text into the cutbuffer without cutting it, via Meta-^ (Meta-6). Note that this is disabled when NANO_TINY is defined. New functions do_cut_text_void() and do_copy_text(); changes to do_cut_text(), shortcut_init(), and do_input(). (DLR, suggested by Ken Tyler) - Add the ability to indent and unindent all marked lines of text, via Meta-} (Meta-]) and Meta-{ (Meta-[). New functions do_indent_marked(), do_indent_marked_void(), and do_unindent_marked_void(); changes to shortcut_init(). (Chris and DLR) - Change the shortcut to find the matching bracket to Ctrl-]. Changes to shortcut_init() and do_statusbar_input(). (DLR) - Drop the Meta-] and Meta-[ aliases for Meta-} and Meta-{, and change the shortcut to find the matching bracket from Ctrl-] back to Meta-], since Ctrl-] is used as the telnet escape key. Changes to shortcut_init() and do_statusbar_input(). (DLR, found by Chris) - Add the ability to move to the first and last line of the help text and the first and last file in the file browser via Meta-\ (Meta-|) and Meta-/ (Meta-?). Changes to do_browser(), shortcut_init(), and do_help(). (DLR) - Allow unjustifying if we resize the window immediately after justifying, as Pico does, and make input handling across resizes more consistent. Changes to handle_sigwinch(), main(), get_kbinput(), parse_kbinput(), get_byte_kbinput(), and get_unicode_kbinput(); removal of reset_kbinput(). (DLR) - Handle statusbar blanking in two places instead of many, so that it always works consistently. Changes to do_browser(), do_cut_text(), do_uncut_text(), do_first_line(), do_last_line(), do_page_up(), do_page_down(), do_para_begin(), do_para_end(), do_para_end(), do_next_word(), do_prev_word(), do_home(), do_end(), do_up(), do_scroll_up(), do_down(), do_scroll_down(), do_left(), do_right(), do_indent_marked(), do_verbatim_input(), and get_kbinput(). (Benno Schulenberg, minor tweaks by DLR) - Handle prepending of wrapped text in one place instead of many, so that it always works consistently. Changes to do_uncut_text(), do_insertfile(), do_page_up(), do_page_down(), do_up(), do_scroll_up(), do_down(), do_scroll_down(), do_input(), do_search(), do_research(), and do_delete(). (DLR) - Ignore unhandled meta key sequences, function keys, and escape sequences, indicate it on the statusbar, and beep when we get an unhandled shortcut or toggle, as Pico does. To get this to work properly, add a shortcut for moving to the next search/replace string. New function is_ascii_cntrl_char(); changes to shortcut_init(), do_input(), do_statusbar_input(), get_prompt_string(), and parse_kbinput(). (DLR, suggested by Nick Warne and Benno Schulenberg) - Explain the mouse support in more detail, and sync the text of its description across all documentation. Changes to nano.1, nanorc.5, nanorc.sample, and nano.texi. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - If we're using verbatim input to enter a Unicode sequence, indicate it on the statusbar, and add a translator comment explaining the message. Also, refactor get_unicode_kbinput() to remove redundant code. New function add_unicode_digit(); changes to get_unicode_kbinput() and parse_verbatim_kbinput(). (Benno Schulenberg, minor tweaks by DLR) - Allow normal typing of high-bit control characters, as Pico does. Changes to do_output() and do_statusbar_output(). (DLR) - Move color regexes into separate files, make nanorc.sample reference them, and make them install properly. In the process, rename nanorc.sample to nanorc.sample.in, put @PKGDATADIR@ at the beginning of all nanorc file paths, add needed AC_DEFINE_DIR macro from the Autoconf Macro Archive at http://autoconf-archive.cryp.to/ac_define_dir.m4, and make configure.ac do the substitution, so that the proper paths will always be used in nanorc.sample. New files m4/ac_define_dir.m4, doc/syntax/Makefile.am, doc/syntax/asm.nanorc, doc/syntax/c.nanorc, doc/syntax/groff.nanorc, doc/syntax/html.nanorc, doc/syntax/java.nanorc, doc/syntax/man.nanorc, doc/syntax/mutt.nanorc, doc/syntax/nanorc.nanorc, doc/syntax/patch.nanorc, doc/syntax/perl.nanorc, doc/syntax/python.nanorc, doc/syntax/ruby.nanorc, doc/syntax/sh.nanorc, and doc/syntax/tex.nanorc; changes to configure.ac, nano.spec.in, doc/Makefile.am, and m4/Makefile.am; removal of doc/nanorc.sample. (DLR) - Replace usage of the bool curses_ended with the isendwin() function, and remove curses_ended. Changes to do_suspend(). (DLR) - Remove the workaround for glibc 2.2.3's broken regexec(), and replace it with a FAQ entry explaining the problem, since it could break anything using extended regular expressions, and glibc 2.2.3 is old. Changes to configure.ac, faq.html, nano.h, proto.h, and UPGRADE; removal of safe_regexec(). (DLR) - Minor wording fixes to various messages. Changes to load_history(), shortcut_init(), toggle_init(), usage(), do_suspend(), do_input(), rcfile_error(), parse_argument(), parse_rcfile(), nano.1, nano.texi, and nanorc.sample.in. (Benno Schulenberg, minor tweaks by DLR and Nick Warne) - Make suspension clear the screen and put the cursor on the last line before displaying anything, as Pico does. New functions disable_mouse_support() and enable_mouse_support(); changes to do_mouse(), do_suspend(), do_continue(), and terminal_init(). (DLR) - browser.c: do_browser() - Reference NANO_GOTODIR_(ALT|F)?KEY instead of NANO_GOTOLINE_(ALT|F)?KEY for the "Go to Directory" shortcut. (DLR) parse_browser_input() - Remove redundant key checks. (DLR) browser_refresh() - Rename variable editline to line, for consistency. (DLR) - Change variable i from an int to a size_t in order to match selected, which it's compared against. (DLR) - color.c: color_update() - Fix incorrect setting of defcolor, which prevented the reserved "default" syntax from being handled correctly. (DLR) - cut.c: cut_to_eof() - New function, containing the main functionality of do_cut_till_end(). (DLR) do_cut_text() - Add parameter cut_till_end, to indicate when we're cutting from the current cursor position to the end of the file, and call cut_to_eof() when it's TRUE. (DLR) do_cut_till_end() - Convert to a wrapper for do_cut_text(). (DLR) - files.c: open_file() - Remove redundant wording in the error message when we try to open a device file. (DLR) do_insertfile() - Use actual gettext calls instead of no-ops, for consistency. (DLR) safe_tempfile() - Don't ignore $TMPDIR if it's set but blank, for consistency. (DLR) write_file() - Don't free backupname before displaying it in a statusbar error message. (DLR, found by Bill Marcum) - If we can't save the backup file for some reason, at least save the original file, if possible, since that's better than saving nothing. (DLR, problem found by Bill Marcum, solution suggested by Jordi) - Clarify the error messages when creating a temporary file or writing one for prepending fails. (DLR) - Simplify the routine for closing the file just before we indicate success on the statusbar. (DLR) do_writeout() - Fix problem where the modifiers at the "Write File" prompt were marked for translation via gettext no-ops but never actually translated. (Benno Schulenberg) free_chararray() - Assert that array isn't NULL, for consistency with the other free_.*() functions. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Change the cursor position display help text to use "display" instead of "show", for consistency. (DLR) - In the main shortcut list, move the "Refresh" shortcut down to after the "Enter" shortcut, for consistency. (DLR) - Add the ability to move to the first and last line of the current file from the main list via Meta-\ (Meta-|) and Meta-/ (Meta-?). Also, make sure all the equivalent shortcuts in the search, replace, and "Go To Line" lists accept both the meta keys and the equivalent function keys. (DLR) - Reorganize the main shortcut list to make it easier for new users. It now lists the twelve Pico-compatible default operations, followed by search and replace shortcuts, followed by cut and paste shortcuts, followed by marking shortcuts, followed by back and forth movement shortcuts, followed by start and end movement shortcuts, followed by buffer-switching shortcuts, followed by insertion and deletion shortcuts, followed by special movement shortcuts, followed by advanced word and paragraph shortcuts, followed by display shortcuts. (DLR and Benno Schulenberg, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Tweak the descriptions of some shortcut keys to make them more uniform. (Benno Schulenberg, minor tweaks by DLR) - Shorten the "Where is Next" shortcut name to fit on the screen after adding Meta-\ (Meta-|) and Meta-/ (Meta-?). (DLR) - Lengthen the "UnCut Txt" shortcut name to "UnCut Text", as there's enough room to display it unabbreviated. (DLR) - Clarify the descriptions of the "Search" and "Replace" shortcuts, and add spaces to the "Exit" shortcut's description in multibuffer mode. (Benno Schulenberg) - Remove the "Go To Line" shortcut in the replace shortcut list, for compatibility with Pico. (DLR) toggle_init() - In the global toggle list, move the "Constant cursor position display" toggle up to after the "Use more space for editing" toggle, for consistency. (DLR) - Reorganize the global toggle list to make it easier for new users. It now lists toggles that affect the way things are displayed, followed by toggles that affect editing, followed by toggles that have to do with peripheral things. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - help.c: do_help() - Call get_shortcut() after getting input, so that we only have to check for a main shortcut key instead of both it and all of its equivalents. (DLR) - Clean up the handling of NANO_REFRESH_KEY. (DLR) - Remove redundant key checks. (DLR) help_init() - If we have at least two entries' worth of blank space, use it to display more of "^Space" and "M-Space". (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Add various wording fixes. (DLR and Benno Schulenberg) - If one of the help strings ends in newlines followed by a space, move the space to the next help string to make it easier for translators to see. (Benno Schulenberg) - Make sure we have enough memory in all cases when displaying the shortcut and toggle lists. (DLR) - Wrap the shortcut list help text, and display it even when we have fewer than 24 columns, for consistency with the toggle help text. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) parse_help_input() - Add Space and '-' as aliases for PageDown and PageUp, for consistency with the file browser. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - Remove redundant key checks. (DLR) help_line_len() - Properly handle the case where we can't break the line of help text. (DLR) - Wrap the line of help text at (COLS - 1) instead of (COLS - 8), for consistency. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - nano.c: print1opt_full() - Rename to print_opt_full(), for consistency. (DLR) usage() - Fix inaccuracies in the usage example. (DLR) - Put command line arguments in <>'s instead of []'s, as the latter imply that the arguments are optional when they aren't. (DLR, found by Benno Schulenberg) renumber() - Remove invalid assert. (DLR, found by Filipe Moreira) do_input() - Remove redundant check for allow_funcs' being TRUE when we get KEY_MOUSE. (DLR) - Don't blow away the cutbuffer when we get a shortcut and the function associated with it is do_cut_till_end(). (DLR) - Simplify the routine to preserve the cutbuffer when we call a cutting or copying function associated with a shortcut. (DLR) - nano.h: - Reorder the toggle #defines to match their corresponding order in toggle_init(). (DLR) - Move the #include for sys/param.h here from nano.c, and add an #ifdef around it. (DLR) - prompt.c: get_prompt_string() - Include the handling of the help key even when help is disabled, so that we aren't erroneously kicked out of the statusbar prompt under any circumstances. (DLR, found by Benno Schulenberg) do_statusbar_input() - Remove redundant check for allow_funcs' being TRUE when we get KEY_MOUSE. (DLR) - Improve the handling of NANO_REFRESH_KEY. (DLR) total_statusbar_refresh() - New function, called when we get NANO_REFRESH_KEY in do_statusbar_input(). (DLR) do_yesno_prompt() - Handle the keys in a switch statement instead of a long if block, for simplicity. (DLR) - rcfile.c: parse_argument() - Rename variable ptr_bak to ptr_save, for consistency. (DLR) - Add double quotes around invalid string arguments in error messages, for consistency. (DLR) - Add single quotes around the invalid string argument in the error message about unterminated strings, to avoid confusion. (Benno Schulenberg) parse_syntax() - Don't generate an error if we find a duplicate syntax name, since we might be trying to override a syntax in the global nanorc with one in our local nanorc. Instead, free any duplicate syntaxes we find, so that we always use the last syntax with a given name. (DLR) color_to_short() - Add quotes around invalid string arguments in error messages, for consistency. (DLR) parse_colors() - Check for a color command's not following a syntax line before anything else. (DLR) - Add quotes around invalid string arguments in error messages, for consistency. (DLR) parse_rcfile() - Properly generate an error if we've read in a syntax without any associated color commands. (DLR) - Change variable i from an int to a size_t, for consistency. (DLR) - Properly handle rcfiles that don't end in newlines. (DLR) - Add quotes around invalid string arguments in error messages, for consistency. (DLR) do_rcfile() - Check for the rcfile's being a directory or device file and reject it if it is, for consistency with file handling elsewhere. (DLR) - Remove SYSCONFDIR #ifdef, as SYSCONFDIR should always be set. (DLR) - Change all rcfile error messages to refer to commands instead of directives, for consistency with nanorc.5. (DLR) - text.c: break_line() - Fix problem where tab widths in columns would always be calculated as tabsize. (DLR, found by Alexey Toptygin) - Handle newlines consistently when searching for the last blank in the first group of blanks in the range of (goal - 1). (DLR, found by Benno Schulenberg) do_justify() - Remove redundant key checks. (DLR) do_spell() - Clarify the error message when creating a temporary file fails. (DLR) - Set currshortcut to main_list before calling total_refresh() near the end of the function, so that we don't display the wrong shortcut list. (DLR) do_verbatim_input() - Add a translator comment explaining the "Verbatim Input" statusbar message. (Benno Schulenberg) - Unconditionally blank the statusbar as soon as we're finished getting input. (DLR, suggested by Benno Schulenberg) - utils.c: digits() - Return the proper number of digits when n is exactly 10. (DLR) - Simplify to use a for loop instead of a while loop. (DLR) ngetdelim() - Set errno to EINVAL if stream is not a valid file stream. This matches the manual page. (DLR) nperror() - Simplify. (DLR) check_linenumbers() - Removed, as it's no longer used, and since there's no way to tell if its return value will be in int or ssize_t range. (DLR) - winio.c: parse_kbinput() - If we get NANO_CONTROL_8, properly handle it in all cases. (DLR) parse_escape_seq_kbinput() - New function used to interpret escape sequences, formerly part of parse_kbinput(). (DLR) get_byte_kbinput() - Fix typo preventing Esc Esc 3 through Esc Esc 6 from being interpreted as control key sequences. (DLR) - Tweak to more closely match get_unicode_kbinput(). (DLR) get_control_kbinput() - Add Ctrl-/ as an alias for Ctrl-_. (DLR, found by Benno Schulenberg) - Simplify the if blocks wherever possible. (DLR) parse_verbatim_kbinput() - Don't include the ability to enter a Unicode sequence via verbatim input mode if ENABLE_UTF8 isn't defined or we're not in a UTF-8 locale. (DLR) check_statusblank() - Avoid redundant updates when statusblank is 0. (DLR) display_string() - Properly display double-column characters if they're past the first virtual page and their first column is covered by the "$" displayed at the beginning of the line. (DLR) statusbar() - Blank the statusbar after 26 keystrokes instead of 25, for conpatibility with Pico. (DLR) edit_draw() - Properly ignore zero-length regexes in multi-line regexes as well as single-line ones. This avoids a segfault when trying to color e.g. "start="$" end="$"". (DLR, found by Trevor Caira) - Don't display any statusbar message when we get a zero-length regex, as we can get one under legitimate circumstances. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) update_line() - Remove unneeded assert. (DLR) edit_redraw() - Fix problem where not all lines would be updated properly if we'd scrolled off the screen and the mark was on. (DLR) do_credits() - Update the last copyright notice to include 2006. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Remove old warnings about color support. (DLR) - Remove conditional header checks for fcntl.h and termios.h, as nano won't build without them, and add conditional header check for sys/param.h, as some systems need only limits.h. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Add a new section 4.4, and move all section 4 entries after it down one number, to explain how to deal with problems typing Meta-[. (DLR) - Add a new section 4.5, and move all section 4 entries after it down one number, to explain a problem that can occur when holding down keys to generate Meta sequences. (Benno Schulenberg, minor tweaks by DLR) - Add a few capitalization and wording fixes. (DLR) - Remove section 4.4, and move all section 4 entries after it up one number, since it no longer applies. Meta-] and Meta-[ are no longer used to indent and unindent marked text, since they require that the bracket matching key change to Ctrl-], which is used as the telnet escape key. (DLR, found by Chris) - Make the link to the nano CVS page a bit more readable. (DLR) - Update section 3.8 to mention the new "Unicode Input" prompt, and how Unicode input only works when Unicode support is enabled. (DLR) - Add minor punctuation, wording, and typo fixes. (DLR) - Update section 5.3, due to the display fix for two-column Unicode characters. (DLR) - doc/nano.1: - Update the copyright years to include 2006. (DLR) - Explicitly mention that all regexes should be extended regular expressions. (DLR, suggested by John M. Gabriele) - Miscellaneous minor fixes. (DLR) - Add various wording fixes. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - Put command line arguments in <>'s instead of []'s, as the latter imply that the arguments are optional when they aren't. (Benno Schulenberg) - doc/nanorc.5: - Update the copyright years to include 2006. (DLR) - Explicitly mention that all regexes should be extended regular expressions. (DLR, suggested by John M. Gabriele) - Miscellaneous minor fixes. (DLR) - Add various wording fixes. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - Mention that the nanorc file should not be in DOS or Mac format. (DLR) - doc/rnano.1: - Update the copyright years to include 2006. (DLR) - Explicitly mention that all regexes should be extended regular expressions. (DLR, suggested by John M. Gabriele) - Miscellaneous minor fixes. (DLR) - Add various wording fixes. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - Add description of the +LINE[,COLUMN] option. (DLR) - doc/nano.texi: - Update the copyright years to include 2006. (DLR) - Explicitly mention that all regexes should be extended regular expressions. (DLR, suggested by John M. Gabriele) - Miscellaneous minor fixes. (DLR) - Add various wording fixes. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - Change license to GPL, in order to match the rest of the documentation, and because the current license is incompatible with everything else in any case. (DLR) - Mention that backup files and spell checking are disabled in restricted mode, as rnano.1 does. (DLR) - Add minor updates to put some text back in sync with nano's help text, and with nano's current feature set. (DLR) - Add a "Nanorc Files" section to explain the nanorc file format in detail, using text from nanorc.5. (DLR) - Put command line arguments in <>'s instead of []'s, as the latter imply that the arguments are optional when they aren't. (Benno Schulenberg) - Add missing description of -H/--historylog, and move -x/--nohelp down so that all the command line options are in alphabetical order. (Benno Schulenberg) - Change all occurrences of "file name" to "filename". (Benno Schulenberg) - doc/man/Makefile.am: - Simplify the setting of SUBDIRS. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5, doc/man/fr/rnano.1: - Updated manpage translations by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - doc/nanorc.sample: - Miscellaneous minor fixes. (DLR and Benno Schulenberg) - Tweak the "c-file" regex for characters to accept '"' again, as it's apparently valid, and simplify it. (DLR) - Simplify the "shellscript" regex for command line options. (DLR) - Replace instances of \" with ", since quotes inside string parameters don't need to be escaped with backslashes. (DLR) - Mention in the comments that more than one start/end regex can be included per line. Also, change the comment for the "whitespace" option so that the hexadecimal character values are six digits long, and state which character values work with which encodings. (DLR) - Add sample regexes for Python. (singular on the Gentoo forums, http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=86562; minor tweaks by DLR, suggested by John M. Gabriele) - Explicitly mention that all regexes should be extended regular expressions. (DLR, suggested by John M. Gabriele) - Simplify the "nanorc" regex for commands. (DLR) - Mention that the nanorc file should not be in DOS or Mac format. (DLR) - Add various wording fixes. (Benno Schulenberg and DLR) - Replace instances of "\w" with its equivalent "[0-9A-Z_a-z]", and instances of "\W" with its equivalent "[^0-9A-Z_a-z]", for greater readability. (DLR) - Remove unneeded foreground color for the Java source regex used to highlight trailing whitespace, since we now support background colors without foreground colors. (DLR) - Further simplify the "groff" regexes. (DLR) - Tweak the "shellscript" regexes to properly color all special variables, such as $? and $@. (Benno Schulenberg) - Tweak the "nanorc" regexes to color keywords bright green instead of cyan, and comments bright blue instead of blue. (John M. Gabriele) - Simplify the extensions associated with the "nanorc" regexes. (DLR) - Add regexes for Ruby. (John M. Gabriele, minor tweaks by DLR) - doc/nanorc.sample.in: - Add comments describing the relationships between syntax file names and the names used as their short descriptions. (John M. Gabriele) - doc/java.nanorc: - Simplify a comment. (DLR) - doc/man.nanorc: - Change the name of the "manpage" regexes to "man", for consistency. (John M. Gabriele) - doc/nanorc.nanorc: - Tweak the "nanorc" regexes to color comments starting with a double ## cyan instead of bright blue. (John M. Gabriele) - doc/ruby.nanorc: - Add regex for "here" docs. (John M. Gabriele) - doc/sh.nanorc: - Tweak the regex for special variables, moving "-" to the end, to avoid excessive coloring or an "Invalid range end" error. (Benno Schulenberg) - Tweak the "sh" regexes to color comments cyan instead of yellow. (John M. Gabriele) - src/Makefile.am: - If we're uninstalling, remove the "rnano" symlink. (DLR, found by Benno Schulenberg) - Remove "-Iintl" from INCLUDES, as we don't use an intl directory inside the source directory anymore. (DLR) - README, README.CVS: - Add various cosmetic and wording improvements. (John M. Gabriele, minor tweaks by DLR) - TODO: - Update for nano 2.0, since we're now in a feature freeze. (DLR) - UPGRADE: - Miscellaneous minor fixes. (DLR) - Update for nano 2.0, since we're now in a feature freeze. (DLR) GNU nano 1.3.11 - 2006.03.30 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - Remove unnecessary #ifdef around termios.h #include in nano.c. (DLR) - Sort the default strings for brackets and punct, and the "or" atom in the default regex string for quotestr, according to ASCII. Changes to main(), nano.1, nanorc.5, and nanorc.sample. (DLR) - Rework the bracket searching code to handle multibyte bracket characters, and allow specifying matching bracket characters other than the default via the "matchbrackets" rcfile option. New functions mbstrpbrk() and mbrevstrpbrk(); changes to find_statusbar_bracket_match(), do_statusbar_find_bracket(), find_bracket_match(), do_find_bracket(), main(), parse_rcfile(), nanorc.5, and nanorc.sample. (DLR) - Rework input parsing in the file browser to be more flexible. New function parse_browser_input(); changes to do_browser(). (DLR) - Allow tab completion of directories at the "Go To Directory" prompt. Also, move the browser drawing routines to a separate function, and make sure it's used when refreshing or doing tab completion at the prompt in the file browser. New function browser_refresh(); changes to do_browser(), browser_init(), do_insertfile(), do_writeout(), cwd_tab_completion(), input_tab(), do_statusbar_input(), get_prompt_string(), do_prompt(), search_init(), do_replace(), do_gotolinecolumn(), and do_int_spell_fix(). (DLR) - browser.c: do_browser() - Properly set currshortcut back to the file browser shortcut list after a "Go To Directory" prompt, and properly restore the file list display after returning from the help browser at the "Go To Directory" prompt. (DLR) - Rename variable j to i, for consistency. (DLR) - Make fileline, old_selected, and the static selected size_t's, since the first and second can hold the value of the third, and the first can be that large. (DLR) - chars.c: mbstrchr() - Make parameter c const. (DLR) - files.c: do_writeout() - Remove unneeded setting of currshortcut. (DLR) is_dir() - Rename parameter ret to retval, for consistency. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Remove erroneous handling of the "Get Help" shortcut in the file browser shortcut list. (DLR) - nano.h: - Remove now-unneeded VERMSG #define. (DLR) - prompt.c: get_prompt_string() - Redraw the prompt and set finished to FALSE when NANO_HELP_KEY is pressed, so that we don't leave the prompt, enter the help browser, and restart the prompt after leaving it. This will properly preserve the cursor position after doing the last of these. (DLR) - utils.c: ngetdelim() - Do sanity checks manually again instead of in an assert, and set errno to EINVAL as well as return -1 if they fail. This matches the manual page. (DLR) - winio.c: get_key_buffer() - If we fail to get a character MAX_BUF_SIZE times in a row, hang up regardless of the value of errno. This fixes a problem where nano doesn't terminate properly under xterm if the user su's to root, runs nano, and then closes the terminal window. errno isn't set properly to EIO then. (DLR, found by John ) parse_kbinput() - Interpret Shift-Begin, Shift-Delete, Shift-End, Shift-Home, Shift-Insert, and Shift-Suspend as Begin, Delete, End, Home, Insert, and Suspend, respectively, regardless of whether --rebindkeypad is used. (DLR, found by David Benbennick) titlebar() - Use PACKAGE_STRING, as defined by autoconf, instead of VERMSG. (DLR) edit_redraw() - If either current or old_current is offscreen, we're not on the first page, and/or we're not on the same page as before, update old_current before scrolling the edit window. This fixes a potential display problem when a search moves the cursor offscreen and onto a different page. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) display_string() - Fix minor memory leak. (DLR) - Fix memory corruption problems caused by not allocating enough space for converted when a line ends in a tab(s) and we're not in UTF-8 mode. (DLR, found by Duncan Geoffry Doyle, Nick Warne, and Mike Frysinger) - doc/faq.html: - Update the Free Translation Project's address, change the character set to UTF-8, and remove broken links to contributed RedHat nano packages. (DLR) - doc/nano.1: - Better display the default values for quotestr. (DLR) - doc/nanorc.5: - Give the default values for the brackets and punct options, and better display the default values for quotestr. (DLR) - Mention that quotes inside string parameters don't need to be escaped with backslashes. (John M. Gabriele, minor tweaks by DLR) - doc/rnano.1: - Remove unneeded comments. (DLR) - doc/nanorc.sample: - Remove unneeded comment. (DLR) - Mention that quotes inside string parameters don't need to be escaped with backslashes. (John M. Gabriele, minor tweaks by DLR) - THANKS: - Add new Swedish translator. GNU nano 1.3.10 - 2005.12.23 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - More int -> bool conversions. (DLR) - Add the ability to scroll up or down single lines without scrolling the cursor, via Meta-- and Meta-+. Note that this is disabled when NANO_SMALL is defined. New functions do_scroll_up() and do_scroll_down(); changes to shortcut_init(). (DLR, suggested by Mike Frysinger) - Properly handle mouse clicks on the statusbar prompt text. New functions statusbar_xplustabs() and get_statusbar_page_start(); changes to do_statusbar_mouse(), nanoget_repaint(), nanogetstr(), and statusq(). (DLR) - Since the statusbar prompt code needs at least 4 columns in order to work properly, make that the minimum number of columns that nano requires in order to run, and remove assertions and code that make use of a smaller number of columns. Changes to window_init(), nanoget_repaint(), titlebar(), statusbar(), and get_page_start(). (DLR) - Move get_page_start(), xplustabs(), actual_x(), strnlenpt(), strlenpt(), check_linenumbers(), dump_buffer(), and dump_buffer_reverse() from winio.c to utils.c, as they're really utility functions. (DLR) - Add missing stdio.h #include to text.c and winio.c, and remove unneeded sys/wait.h #include from files.c. (DLR) - Move functions specific to the statusbar prompt to their own source file, adjust related variables accordingly, and rename variable resetstatuspos reset_statusbar_x. New file prompt.c; changes to do_statusbar_input(), do_statusbar_mouse(), do_statusbar_output(), do_statusbar_home(), do_statusbar_end(), do_statusbar_right(), do_statusbar_left(), do_statusbar_backspace(), do_statusbar_delete(), do_statusbar_cut_text(), do_statusbar_next_word(), do_statusbar_prev_word(), do_statusbar_verbatim_input(), statusbar_xplustabs(), get_statusbar_page_start(), nanoget_repaint(), nanogetstr(), statusq(), statusq_abort(), and do_yesno() (all moved to prompt.c). (DLR) - Move functions specific to the help browser to their own source file, and adjust related variables accordingly. New file help.c; changes to help_init(), help_line_len(), and do_help() (all moved to help.c). (DLR) - Tweak a few functions to remove the assumption that the file always ends in a magicline. Changes to cut_line(), do_cut_till_end(), open_buffer(), read_file(), write_file(), do_last_line(), do_para_end(), do_wrap(), backup_lines(), find_paragraph(), do_justify(), do_alt_speller(), and do_wordlinechar_count(). (DLR) - Tweak a few functions to rely on fileage and filebot instead of NULL for their checks to detect the top or bottom of the file. Changes to cut_line(), cut_to_eol(), do_page_up(), do_page_down(), do_para_end(), do_next_word(), do_prev_word(), do_up(), do_down(), do_scroll_down(), do_right(), do_mouse(), do_gotolinecolumn(), do_delete(), begpar(), find_paragraph(), do_wrap(), remove_magicline(), and edit_scroll(). (DLR) - Add new -L/--nonewlines command line option, and new "nonewlines" rcfile option, to control whether nano adds magiclines to the ends of files. Changes to read_file(), write_marked_file(), move_to_filestruct(), copy_from_filestruct(), usage(), do_output(), main(), do_replace_loop(), do_delete(), do_int_spell_fix(), do_alt_speller(), nano.1, nanorc.5, nano.texi, and nanorc.sample. (DLR, suggested by Jaime ) - Move functions specific to the file browser to their own source file, and adjust related variables accordingly. New file browser.c; changes to striponedir(), browser_init(), do_browser(), and do_browse_from() (all moved to browser.c). (DLR) - Add the statusbar prompt's equivalent of placewewant, statusbar_pww, to prompt.c, and convert its functions to use it. New functions reset_statusbar_cursor() and need_statusbar_horizontal_update(); changes to do_statusbar_mouse(), do_statusbar_output(), do_statusbar_home(), do_statusbar_end(), do_statusbar_right(), do_statusbar_left(), do_statusbar_delete(), do_statusbar_cut_text(), do_statusbar_next_word(), do_statusbar_prev_word(), do_statusbar_verbatim_input(), nanoget_repaint() (renamed update_statusbar_line()), nanogetstr() (renamed get_prompt_string()), statusq() (renamed do_prompt()), statusq_abort() (renamed do_prompt_abort()), and do_yesno() (renamed do_yesno_prompt()). (DLR) - Initialize the static pid_t pid in text.c to -1. (DLR) - Fix copyright years on source files. All functions in browser.c were originally added in 2001; the oldest function in color.c is do_colorinit() (now color_init()), which was originally added in 2001; the oldest function in chars.c is revstrstr(), which was originally added in 2001; the oldest function in help.c is do_help(), which was originally added in 2000; the oldest function in prompt.c is statusq() (now do_prompt()), which was originally added before 0.6.6, which was apparently in 1999; all functions in rcfile.c were originally added in 2001; one of the oldest functions in search.c is do_search(), which was originally added in 0.2.7, which was apparently in 1999; and one of the oldest functions in text.c is do_wrap(), which was originally added in 0.3.1, which was apparently in 1999. (DLR) - For functions originally adapted from other sources, add notices from the original files, as we do with the tab completion functions adapted from busybox, updating the Free Software Foundation's address as needed. Also, invoke LGPL clause 3 to convert the LGPLed ngetdelim() and ngetline() functions to use the GPL instead. This is done so that we don't have to include a copy of the LGPL, and because the changes made to integrate these functions with nano make them dependent on nano's GPLed functions and hence useless elsewhere. (DLR) - Don't install the localized versions of the manpages if nano is built with --disable-nls. Changes to Makefile.am and doc/man/Makefile.am. (Mike Frysinger) - Rename the NANO_SMALL #define to NANO_TINY. (DLR) - Overhaul the bracket searching code so that it no longer requires regex support to work. New functions revstrpbrk() and find_bracket_match(); changes to shortcut_init() and do_find_bracket(). (DLR) - Add the ability to do bracket searches at the statusbar prompt. New functions find_statusbar_bracket_match() and do_statusbar_find_bracket(); changes to do_statusbar_input(). (DLR) - Beep whenever we can't read a file or directory and have to indicate it on the statusbar, as Pico does. Changes to do_browser(), open_file(), and write_file(). (DLR) - Adjust copyright notices in all source files to account for Chris' reassigning the 2005-2006 copyright on nano to me. Changes to do_credits(). (DLR) - Readd RETSIGTYPE return types for signal handlers, since any problems with its being defined as the wrong type aren't nano's fault. Changes to handle_hupterm(), do_suspend(), do_continue(), handle_sigwinch(), and cancel_command(). (DLR) - Since proto.h includes nano.h, and nano.h includes config.h first, include proto.h first and remove redundant includes of config.h in all non-header source files. (DLR) - Refer to the Enter key instead of the Return key for consistency. Changes to load_history() and rcfile_error(). (DLR) - browser.c: do_browser() - When setting the width of each file, use the "?" operator instead of an if/else clause. (DLR) - chars.c: mbwidth() - If wcwidth() returns -1 for the character passed in, treat the character as having the width of Unicode U+FFFD (Replacement Character) instead of having a width of zero, since display problems can crop up with the latter approach. (DLR) mbstrchr() - Detect the case where the character isn't found in the string more accurately. (DLR) - cut.c: cut_line() - Since placewewant will always be zero after the line is cut, set it to zero directly instead of assigning it the value of xplustabs(). (DLR) - files.c: read_file() - Remove apparently unneeded logic to handle a case where current is NULL, since it shouldn't be NULL there. (DLR) get_next_filename() - Store the value of digits(ULONG_MAX) in a static, since it doesn't change and hence doesn't need to be recalculated. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Change the description of the Meta-] shortcut to "Find matching bracket", as it's clearer. (DLR) - nano.c: version() - If DISABLE_WRAPPING is defined, the code in DISABLE_ROOTWRAP #ifdefs isn't included, so don't display "--disable-wrapping-as-root" in that case. (DLR) do_cont() - Rename to do_continue(), and rename parameter s to signal, for consistency. (DLR) do_verbatim_input() - Move to text.c, since it's an advanced text-based operation. (DLR) - nano.h: - Readd MIN_EDITOR_COLS #define, set to 4. (DLR) - proto.h: - Remove now-unused externs for currslen, shortcut_list, fileinfo, syntaxfile_regexp, and synfilematches. (DLR) - prompt.c: do_statusbar_input() - Fix misplaced break when handling NANO_VERBATIM_KEY. (DLR) reset_statusbar_cursor() - Fix cursor placement problem by modeling the code more closely after reset_cursor(). (DLR) get_prompt_string() - Adjust #ifdefs to leave out disabled keys entirely instead of keeping enough code to just ignore them. (DLR) - rcfile.c: do_rcfile() - Remove unneeded assert. (DLR) - search.c: search_abort() - Rename to search_replace_abort(). (DLR) findnextstr() - Remove parameter can_display_wrap, as it's always set to TRUE now, and rename parameter wholeword to whole_word, for consistency. (DLR) - Only include the whole_word parameter when DISABLE_SPELLER isn't defined, as it's only used then. (DLR) replace_abort() - Replace with search_replace_abort(), since it does the same things that this function does. (DLR) do_replace_loop() - Change order of parameters to more closely match those of findnextstr(), and rename parameter wholewords to whole_word, for consistency. (DLR) - Only include the whole_word parameter when DISABLE_SPELLER isn't defined, as it's only used then. (DLR) - text.c: execute_command() - Instead of hardcoding /bin/sh as the shell to use when executing a command, use $SHELL, and only fall back to /bin/sh if $SHELL isn't set. (DLR) do_wrap() - Rename variable wrapping to prepending, to avoid confusion, and rename the static bool same_line_wrap to prepend_wrap to match. (DLR) - Properly add a new magicline when needed if, in the process of wrapping, we prepend text to the last line of the file. (DLR) break_line() - Only include the newline parameter if DISABLE_HELP isn't defined, as it's only used then. (DLR) - In the surrounding #ifdef, replace the combination of !DISABLE_JUSTIFY and !DISABLE_WRAPPING with !DISABLE_WRAPJUSTIFY, for consistency. (DLR) begpar() - Return FALSE if foo is NULL, as inpar() does. (DLR) backup_lines() - Return void instead of a pointer to the copy of the first line, since current will point to the same location after the text is copied and so can be used instead of the old return value. (DLR) - Remove unused quote_len parameter. (DLR) do_justify() - Don't save current_y and restore it if the user unjustifies, as the reset_cursor() called by edit_refresh() after restoring edittop and current will ensure that current_y is restored to its original value. (DLR) - Renumber after justifying each individual paragraph, since find_paragraph() needs the line numbers to be right as well as edit_refresh(). This fixes a potential segfault when doing full justify with auto-indent turned on. (DLR) do_alt_speller() - Move the code that replaces the text of the current file with the text of the spell-checked file into its own function, replace_buffer(). (DLR) - utils.c: parse_line_column() - Simplify parsing of the column number. (DLR) ngetdelim() - Do sanity checks in an assert instead of checking them manually and returning -1 if they fail. (DLR) is_whole_word() - Only include when DISABLE_SPELLER isn't defined, as it's only used then. (DLR) get_page_start() - Fix test so that we scroll through the line in 8-character chunks when COLS is greater than 8, not when COLS is greater than 9. (DLR) remove_magicline() - Add assert. (DLR) - winio.c: nanoget_repaint() - Rename parameter inputbuf to buf, for consistency. (DLR) reset_cursor() - Rename variable x to xpt, to avoid confusion. (DLR) update_line() - Remove now-unneeded logic that set the index parameter to zero if the fileptr parameter didn't point to current. (DLR) edit_add() - Rename to edit_draw(), and rename parameter yval to line. (DLR) do_cursorpos() - Remove unneeded assert. (DLR) do_yesno() - Make mouse clicks on the Yes/No/All shortcuts work properly when the MORE_SPACE flag is set. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Clarify description of --disable-speller. (DLR) - Disable wrapping entirely when --enable-tiny is used, as it matches the FAQ, it makes nano even smaller, and it eliminates the need for --disable-wrapping-as-root in that case (in which it's impossible to turn wrapping back on without nanorc support). (DLR) - README.CVS: - Mention that the minimum required version of texinfo is 4.0, since that's the first version that supports generating HTML. (DLR) - Mention that the minimum required version of groff is 1.12, since that's the first version that supports generating HTML. (DLR) - Update the given cvs commands so that they work again. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Add a new section 5.3 to explain the status of nano's Unicode support. (Mike Frysinger, minor tweaks by DLR) - Clarify section 5.3 to better explain how to enable Unicode support, and remove the mention of quirks, since they turned out to not be a nano problem. (Mike Frysinger and DLR) - doc/nano.1: - Make one non-bold instance of "nano" bold, for consistency. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5: - Updated manpage translations by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - doc/rnano.1: - Add rnano.1 manpage from Thijs Kinkhorst. (Jordi) DLR: Merge a few minor updates from nano.1. - doc/nano.texi: - Fix inconsistent wording and punctuation. (DLR) - Add missing configure options. (Mike Frysinger, minor tweaks by DLR) - Sort the configure options more consistently, and add missing --disable-utf8 option. (DLR) - Move --disable-wrapping above --enable-tiny, as the latter now turns it on. (DLR) - doc/nanorc.sample: - Tweak the "c-file" regex for characters to properly accept '\"' and reject '"' and '''. (DLR) - doc/texinfo/Makefile.am: - Automatically generate an HTML version of the info page, nano.html. (DLR) - src/Makefile.am: - Add browser.c, help.c, and prompt.c to nano_SOURCES. (DLR) GNU nano 1.3.9 - 2005.10.23 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - More int -> bool conversions. (DLR) - Fix a few last instances of the current line number's being saved as an int instead of a ssize_t. Changes to renumber_all(), renumber(), do_alt_speller(), and backup_lines(). (DLR) - Reorder some functions for consistency. (DLR) - Rename variable open_files openfile, for consistency. (DLR) - Remove renumber()'s dependency on the main filestruct. Changes to renumber(); removal of renumber_all(). (DLR) - Restructure things so that every file has its own openfilestruct, and so that the values in it are used directly instead of being periodically synced up with the globals. Accordingly, remove the globals. Changes to pretty much every function. Rename add_open_file() make_new_buffer(), rename load_buffer() open_buffer(), rename load_open_file() display_buffer(), rename open_prevnext_file() switch_to_prevnext_buffer(), rename open_prevfile_void() switch_to_prev_buffer(), rename open_nextfile_void() switch_to_next_buffer(), rename write_marked() write_marked_file(), remove load_file(), rename cancel_fork() cancel_command(), rename open_pipe() execute_command(), remove execute_command(), rename resize_variables(), rename global_init() window_size_init(), rename get_buffer() get_key_buffer(), and rename get_buffer_len() get_key_buffer_len(). (DLR) - Replace all mvwaddstr(hblank) calls with a new function that does the same thing without the need for hblank. New function blank_line(); changes to do_browser(), blank_titlebar(), blank_topbar(), blank_edit(), blank_statusbar(), blank_bottombars(), update_line(), and edit_refresh(). (DLR) - Make the static pid variable used by execute_command() and cancel_command() a pid_t instead of an int, for consistency. (DLR) - Consistently make the flags global and any variables used to hold it longs. (DLR) - Make edit_scroll() sophisticated enough to keep track of current and current_x, update the lines before and after the scrolled region, and properly scroll more than editwinrows lines; and change the movement functions that use edit_scroll() to (a) set current and current_x before calling it, and (b) no longer call edit_redraw() afterward, as it's now unnecessary. These changes eliminate redundant screen updates when the mark is on, since the mark display depends on current and current_x. Also change edit_redraw() to use edit_scroll() instead of edit_refresh() when one of its two reference lines is offscreen. Changes to edit_scroll(), do_page_up(), do_page_down(), do_up(), and do_down(). (DLR) - Consistently make the fg and bg colortype struct entries and any variables used to hold them shorts. Changes to do_colorinit() (renamed color_init()), color_to_int() (renamed color_to_short()), and parse_colors(). (DLR) - Change color handling to save only the extension and color regex strings constantly, and to actually compile them on an as-needed basis. Also, make a color syntax specified on the command line override the syntax associated with the current file extension, add a "default" syntax that takes no extensions for those files that don't match any other syntax's extensions, and add a "none" syntax that's the same as having no syntax at all. Changes to update_color(), thanks_for_all_the_fish(), nregcomp(), parse_syntax(), and parse_colors(). (Brand Huntsman and DLR) - Various other color fixes. Handle unspecified foreground colors properly, treat syntax names case sensitively, flag duplicate syntax names as errors, don't automatically reinitialize the displayed colors every time we update the current buffer's colors (since the buffer may not be displayed immediately), don't bother doing complete refreshes of the screen when color support is enabled if there's no regex associated with the current file, and rename variable exttype->val to exttype->ext, for consistency. Changes to do_colorinit() (renamed color_init()), update_color() (renamed color_update()), write_file(), do_input(), do_output(), and parse_syntax(). (DLR) - Simplify get_totals() to only get the total number of characters, and eliminate dependence on its old ability to get the total number of lines by renumber()ing when necessary and using the number of the last line of a filestruct. Changes to read_file(), move_to_filestruct(), copy_from_filestruct(), do_justify(), get_totals() (renamed get_totsize()), and do_cursorpos(). (DLR) - Change the NANO_WIDE #define to ENABLE_UTF8, as the latter is clearer. (DLR) - Minor history code fixes: Make sure that the current position in the history list is properly set to the bottom if we cancel out of the prompt, and that magichistory is properly updated when we change it and then move up. New function history_reset(); changes to nanogetstr(). (DLR) - Various character-handling cleanups. If we get an invalid multibyte sequence, treat it as Unicode FFFD (Replacement Character), unless we're searching for a match to it. Also, remove unneeded variables and checks when parsing multibyte sequences. Changes to is_alnum_mbchar(), is_blank_mbchar(), is_cntrl_mbchar(), is_punct_mbchar(), control_mbrep(), mbwidth(), make_mbchar(), parse_mbchar(), mbstrncasecmp(), mbstrcasestr(), mbrevstrcasestr(), mbstrchr(), and display_string(). (DLR) - Move advanced text operations (command execution in a buffer, wrapping, spell checking, justifying, and word counting) to their own source file, and adjust related variables accordingly. New file text.c; changes to cancel_command(), execute_command(), do_backspace(), do_delete(), do_tab(), do_enter(), do_mark(), wrap_reset(), do_wrap(), do_int_spell_fix(), do_int_speller(), do_alt_speller(), do_spell(), break_line(), indent_length(), justify_format(), quote_length(), quotes_match(), indents_match(), begpar(), inpar(), backup_lines(), find_paragraph(), do_justify(), do_justify_void(), do_full_justify(), and do_word_count() (all moved to text.c). (DLR) - Since the total number of lines in a file is the same as the number of its last line when all its lines are numbered properly, use that in place of openfile->totlines, and eliminate references to openfile->totlines. Changes to initialize_buffer_text(), read_file(), move_to_filestruct(), copy_from_filestruct(), do_delete(), do_enter(), do_wrap(), do_justify(), do_alt_speller(), do_wordlinechar_count(), new_magicline(), remove_magicline(), and do_cursorpos(). (DLR) - Various fill-related cleanups. Move check_die_too_small() and window_size_init()'s code into window_init(), as they really belong there, remove associated separate calls to them, make sure window_init() is always called at the same time when redrawing the screen, and turn the keypad on in topwin in case we ever read input from it. Changes to window_init(), main(), and do_alt_speller(); removal of check_die_too_small() and window_size_init(). (DLR) - Remove still more redundant screen updates. Change all wrefresh() calls to wnoutrefresh() calls, except for those in total_update() and do_credits(); call doupdate() just before using blocking input, since nano spends the most time using it, for blocking input; and only do constant sursor position display if we're just about to use blocking input. Changes to input_tab(), do_browser(), do_output(), main(), get_key_buffer(), check_statusblank(), nanogetstr(), titlebar(), statusbar(), bottombars(), edit_refresh(), do_yesno(), and do_help(). (DLR) - Treat the Unicode characters D800-DFFF, FDD0-FDEF, and xxFFFE-xxFFFF, as invalid, since the C library's multibyte functions don't seem to. New function is_valid_unicode(); changes to mbrep() and make_mbchar(). (DLR) - Store Unicode values in longs instead of ints, and cover the entire range of Unicode. Changes to make_mbchar(), is_valid_unicode(), parse_kbinput(), get_unicode_kbinput(), parse_verbatim_kbinput(), and faq.html. (DLR) - Readd the option to turn the keypad off by default from nano 1.2.x, but rename the long option from --keypad to --rebindkeypad, clarify its description on the command line, and add an updated FAQ entry about its use. Changes to window_init(), usage(), main(), get_verbatim_kbinput(), nanorc.sample, nano.1, nanorc.5, nano.texi, and faq.html. (DLR) - Add new -W/--wordbounds command line option, and new "wordbounds" rcfile option, to control whether the word movement functions treat punctuation characters as part of a word. Changes to do_next_word_void(), do_prev_word_void(), usage(), main(), nano.1, nanorc.5, nano.texi, and nanorc.sample. (DLR, suggested by Mike Frysinger) - Update email address. Changes to faq.html and AUTHORS. (DLR) - Remove do_(left|right)()'s ability to optionally not update the current line, as this was only used in do_backspace(), and it didn't always update the screen properly. Changes to shortcut_init(), do_left(), do_right(), and do_backspace(); removal of do_left_void() and do_right_void(). (DLR; problem found by Mike Frysinger) - color.c: - Remove unneeded fcntl.h include. (DLR) - chars.c: control_rep(), control_mbrep() - Assert that the multibyte character passed in is a control character if it's valid. (DLR) - If crep is an invalid multibyte sequence, copy Unicode 0xFFFD (Replacement Character) into it using strncpy() instead of assigning the former to it. This avoids segfaults when freeing crep later, since it's supposed to be dynamically allocated. (DLR) mbrep() - New function, the equivalent of control_mbrep() for non-control characters. (DLR) parse_mbchar() - Remove now-unneeded bad_chr parameter. (DLR) mbstrchr() - Don't count matches between valid and invalid multibyte sequences anymore, for consistency. (DLR) - files.c: open_file() - Assert that filename isn't NULL, and don't do anything special if it's blank, as the the former case shouldn't occur, and the latter case is now handled elsewhere. (DLR) write_file(), write_marked_file(), do_writeout() - Make append an append_type enum instead of an int. (DLR) input_tab() - Make columns an int instead of a size_t, since it's limited by COLS. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Simplify wording of nano_gotoline_msg. (Jordi and Ken Tyler) - Clarify wording of nano_wordcount_msg, as it will only go through the marked portions of the file if the mark is on. (DLR) - move.c: do_first_line(), do_last_line() - Simplify by only using edit_redraw(), and also make them call check_statusblank(). (DLR) do_page_up(), do_page_down() - If there's less than a page of text onscreen, just call do_(first|last)_line(). (DLR) do_para_begin(), do_para_begin_void(), do_para_end(), do_para_end_void(), do_next_word(), do_next_word_void(), do_prev_word(), do_prev_word_void() - Move here from nano.c, as they're movement functions, and also make them call check_statusblank(). - nano.c: move_to_filestruct() - Fix problem where edittop wouldn't be reset properly if it was inside the text moved to another filestruct. (DLR) copy_from_filestruct() - Miscellaneous cleanups. (DLR) usage() - Properly mention the support for "[+LINE,COLUMN]" on the command line when HAVE_GETOPT_LONG isn't defined. (DLR) - Remove unneeded translation of "--quickblank". (DLR) do_verbatim_input() - If constant cursor position display is on, make sure the cursor position is displayed properly when we finish. (DLR) do_next_word() - Rework to be more like do_prev_word(), to avoid a potential problem if we start at the end of a line. (DLR) do_mouse() - Avoid redundant screen updates by using edit_redraw() instead of edit_refresh(), and remove now-erroneous code that disables setting the mark while in view mode. (DLR) do_output() - When adding a character, just add its length in bytes to current_x instead of calling do_right(), and set placewewant afterward. (DLR) do_alt_speller() - If we can't invoke the spell checker, use sprintf() instead of snprintf() to write the error string we return, as the one formatted value is a simple string, and so altspell_error will always be long enough to hold it. Also remove unnecessary initialization of altspell_error, refactor so that msglen is no longer needed, and make the error message more similar to what the internal spell checker returns under the same circumstances. (DLR) - Block any pending SIGWINCHes while the alternate spell checker is running, so that it can handle them, and unblock them once it's finished and we've loaded the spell-checked file back in. (DLR) - Use doupdate() to reenter curses mode instead of refresh(). (DLR) do_spell() - When displaying an error message from do_(int|alt)_speller(), don't display the error message corresponding to errno if errno is zero. (David Benbennick) do_justify() - If constant cursor position display is on, make sure the cursor position is displayed properly when we finish. (DLR) handle_sigwinch() - Use doupdate() to reenter curses mode instead of refresh(). (DLR) allow_pending_sigwinch() - Simplify by using the "?" operator instead of an if clause. (DLR) main() - When opening files with "+LINE,COLUMN" arguments on the command line, don't update the screen when moving to their specified lines and columns. (DLR) - Rename variable fill_flag_used to fill_used, for consistency. (DLR) - nano.h: - Since we only use vsnprintf() now, remove the #ifdef block for HAVE_SNPRINTF. (DLR) - Remove TOP from the topmidnone enum, and rename the latter centernone. (DLR) - Move stdlib.h, dirent.h, regex.h, and assert.h includes here, as every source file needs them. (DLR) - Rename the updown enum scroll_dir and the centernone enum update_type for clarity, and add an append_type enum. (DLR) - If we don't have regex.h and hence regex support, disable color support, as it depends on the use of regexes. (DLR) - rcfile.c: nregcomp() - Return TRUE when the compilation succeeds and FALSE otherwise, instead of the other way around. (DLR) - search.c: search_init() - Don't blank out last_replace anymore when we get a new string, as it'll be blanked out in do_replace(). Also, consolidate the cases for blank and new search strings, as they now differ only in which string they pass to regexp_init(). (DLR) is_whole_word() - Move to utils.c, as it's really a utility function in the same vein as regexp_bol_or_eol(). (DLR) replace_abort() - Remove unnecessary update of placewewant. (DLR) do_replace() - Blank out last_replace properly again just before displaying the "Replace" prompt. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - Remove unnecessary renumber(). (DLR) do_gotolinecolumn() - Add parameter allow_update to control whether the screen is updated after moving. If it's TRUE, call edit_refresh() after edit_update(). (DLR) do_gotopos() - Only include this function when DISABLE_SPELLER isn't defined, as the alternate spell checking code is now the only place where it's used. (DLR) do_find_bracket() - Add comments and minor cleanups. (DLR) find_history() - Make parameters const where possible. (DLR) update_history() - Don't renumber the history list starting after the entry we found if the entry we found is at the bottom of the list. (DLR, found by Simon Strandman) get_history_completion() - Make parameters const where possible. (DLR) - text.c: do_tab() - Make sure that we insert the correct number of spaces if the TABS_TO_SPACES flag is set and placewewant is greater than the current column position of the cursor. (DLR) do_enter() - Don't update the edit window until we set placewewant. (DLR) break_line() - Fix a problem where a line could be broken in the middle of a multibyte character. (DLR) do_word_count() - Rename to do_wordlinechar_count(), and expand to also count the number of lines and characters in the file or selection, as wc does. (DLR) - winio.c: get_key_buffer() - Only save all open buffers and hang up when a blocking wgetch() returns ERR and errno is set to EIO (input/output error). If errno is set to something else, recover properly. This fixes problems with nano's erroneously hanging up while e.g. resizing or unsuspending in a chroot. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) get_escape_seq_kbinput() - Fix typo preventing the VT100/VT220/VT320/xterm/rxvt escape sequence for ',' on the numeric keypad with NumLock off from being interpreted properly. (DLR) get_word_kbinput() - Multiply the entered digits by hexadecimal numbers instead of decimal numbers for clarity, rename to get_unicode_kbinput(), and rename variables word and word_digits to uni and uni_digits. (DLR) parse_verbatim_kbinput() - Rename variables word_mb and word_mb_len to uni_mb and uni_mb_len. (DLR) display_string() - Instead of using parse_mbchar()'s bad_chr parameter, use mbrep() to get the representation of a bad character. (DLR) - If column is less than start_col and the character's a tab, which can be possible if there are enough tabs and the terminal size is sufficiently large, don't try to display it using control_mbrep(). (DLR, found by Duncan Geoffry Doyle) - Really avoid a memory corruption problem by allocating enough space for COLS characters. (DLR) edit_redraw(), edit_refresh() - Clean up and simplify. (DLR) edit_update() - Since we no longer use TOP, remove references to it. Also, don't call edit_refresh() anymore; it will call us. (DLR) do_statusbar_next_word() - Rework to be more like do_statusbar_prev_word(), to avoid a potential problem if we start at the end of a line. (DLR) do_statusbar_input() - Call do_statusbar_mouse() instead of do_mouse(). (DLR) do_statusbar_output() - When adding a character, just add its length in bytes to statusbar_x instead of calling do_statusbar_right(). (DLR) titlebar() - Rework to display only one space after the version number, so that there's more room for other things, and to not display the status when we're in the file browser, since Pico doesn't. (DLR) do_credits() - Various cleanups. Turn on the MORE_SPACE and NO_HELP flags before showing the credits, so that they use as much of the screen as possible, and set the flags back to their original values afterward. Also, call wscrl(1) instead of scroll(), only call scrollok() just before and after we scroll, and tweak where screen updates occur so that messages are properly displayed when they first scroll onto the bottom line of the screen. (DLR) - Add Mike Frysinger to credits. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Since we only use vsnprintf() now, remove the tests for snprintf(). (DLR) - Change the description of "sufficient wide character support" to "sufficient UTF-8 support", as the latter is clearer. (DLR) - Update the description of the ENABLE_COLOR option to mention the need for regex.h. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Update section 4.10 to mention that pasting from the X clipboard via the middle mouse button also works when the Shift key is used. (DLR) - doc/nanorc.sample: - Add regexes for Bourne shell scripts. (Mike Frysinger, minor tweaks by DLR) - Explain how the "none" and "default" syntaxes work. (DLR) - Tweaks and additions to the "c-file" regexes: handle #defined constants more accurately and use a brighter color for them, support C99 standard integer types, support more GCC builtins, and color code flow control statements differently. (Mike Frysinger) DLR: Slightly simplify the integer types regex. - Tweak one "TeX" regex to use the "icolor" directive. (DLR) - doc/man/nanorc.5: - Explain how the "none" and "default" syntaxes work. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.5: - Updated translation by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - src/Makefile.am: - Add text.c to nano_SOURCES. (DLR) - AUTHORS: - Add Mike Frysinger. (DLR) - README.CVS: - Since we only use vsnprintf() now, remove the mention of snprintf(). (DLR) - THANKS: - Add Bulgarian and Dutch translators. GNU nano 1.3.8 - 2005.06.30 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - Various #include fixes. Since proto.h includes nano.h, only include the former in source files. Also add an #include guard to proto.h, and make the config.h #include in nano.h match the config.h #includes everywhere else. (DLR) - Change all hardcoded instances of 128 bytes to MAX_BUF_SIZE, and #define MAX_BUF_SIZE as 128 in nano.h. (DLR) - Display the key to go to the previous strings in the search/replace history as "^P" instead of "Up". This makes mouse clicks work properly on it. Changes to shortcut_init(), help_init(), nanogetstr(), and do_statusbar_input(). (DLR) - Update the Free Software Foundation's mailing address in various comments. (DLR) - Add the ability to open a file on a specified column as well as a specified line, by allowing an argument of the form +LINE,COLUMN. New function parse_line_column(); changes to shortcut_init(), main(), do_gotoline() (renamed do_gotolinecolumn()), do_gotoline_void() (renamed do_gotolinecolumn_void()), nano.1, and nano.texi. (DLR, suggested by PFTank) - Overhaul the history code to work more consistently, and clean up various parts of it. New function history_has_changed(); changes to load_history(), writehist(), thanks_for_all_the_fish(), history_init(), find_node() (renamed find_history()), update_history(), get_history_older(), get_history_newer(), get_history_completion(), do_search(), do_replace(), nanogetstr(), and statusq(); removal of remove_node() and insert_node(). (DLR) - Remove all instances of charcpy() and replace them with strncpy(), since there's no way to be sure that a charcpy()ed string will always be properly null-terminated, and strcpy()'s null termination is the only difference between it and charcpy(). (DLR) - When using a backup directory, make sure all the filenames written are unique by using get_next_filename() when necessary. Changes to get_next_filename(), write_file(), die(), usage(), nano.1, nanorc.5, nanorc.sample, and nano.texi. (DLR, suggested by James Collings) - Rework the file-writing routines so that they can work properly with already-opened files, such as the mkstemp()-created files used by the spell-checking code. Changes to safe_tempnam() (renamed safe_tempfile()), write_file(), write_marked(), die(), do_spell(), and do_exit(). (DLR) - Remove the -R/--regexp command line option and enable the toggle at the search prompt in tiny mode, as it already allows the prepend and append toggles at the search prompt. For consistency, rename TOGGLE_REGEXP_KEY to NANO_REGEXP_KEY, and move it out of the toggles block to where NANO_PREPEND_KEY and NANO_APPEND_KEY are. Also, change the short command line option for --restricted from -Z to -R. Changes to shortcut_init(), usage(), main(), search_init(), nano.1, nano.texi, etc. (DLR) - Various cleanups and improvements in chars.c. Remove some unnecessary w?ctype wrappers and variables; change the wctype wrappers to take wint_t instead of wchar_t to match the functions they wrap; rename some functions for consistency; add functions to detect blank characters in a string, for use in rcfile option parsing; and don't count matches between valid and invalid multibyte sequences anymore, as it causes problems when doing a replace. New functions is_valid_mbstring(), has_blank_chars(), and has_blank_mbchars(); changes to is_alnum_mbchar(), is_blank_char() (renamed nisblank()), is_blank_mbchar(), is_blank_wchar() (renamed niswblank()), is_cntrl_wchar(), control_rep(), control_mbrep(), make_mbstring() (renamed make_valid_mbstring()), mbstrncasecmp(), mbstrcasestr(), mbrevstrcasestr(), etc.; removal of is_alnum_char() and is_alnum_wchar(). (DLR) - Implement word count via Meta-D at the main window. Note that this is disabled when NANO_SMALL is defined. Also, convert all word detection functions to use the same wrapper function for ease of maintenance, and make them return more information. New functions is_punct_mbchar(), is_word_mbchar(), do_next_word_void(), do_prev_word_void(), and do_word_count(); changes to shortcut_init(), do_next_word(), do_prev_word(), is_whole_word(), do_statusbar_next_word(), and do_statusbar_prev_word(). (DLR) - Fix #ifdefs so that nano compiles with NANO_SMALL defined and DISABLE_TABCOMP undefined. Changes to revstrstr() and free_charptrarray() (renamed free_chararray()). (DLR) - Change the wctype wrappers to take wchar_t's again, as they still work the same way with them. This also fixes compilation on Mac OS X 10.4.1, which doesn't seem to define a wint_t type. (DLR, found by Emily Jackson) - Add the ability to convert typed tabs to spaces using the -E/--tabstospaces command line options, the "tabstospaces" rcfile option, and the toggle Meta-Q (since QBasic did this by default :)). Note that this doesn't affect tabs entered using verbatim input, and that it's disabled when NANO_SMALL is defined. Also, change the short command line option for --backupdir from -E to -C. Changes to toggle_init(), usage(), do_tab(), main(), nanorc.sample, nano.1, nanorc.5, and nano.texi. (DLR, suggested by many people) - Change the CONSTUPDATE, REVERSE_SEARCH, and SMOOTHSCROLL flags to the CONST_UPDATE, BACKWARDS_SEARCH, and SMOOTH_SCROLL flags, respectively. (DLR) - Change the SMOOTHSCROLL flag to the SMOOTH_SCROLL flag. (DLR) - Change the NO_UTF8 flag to the USE_UTF8 flag, and reverse its meaning. (DLR) - Add rcfile options "casesensitive" and "backwards", to do case sensitive and backwards searches by default. Changes to nanorc.sample and nanorc.5. (DLR) - Since the DISABLE_CURPOS flag is only used in winio.c, reduce it to a static bool there. Changes to statusbar() and disable_cursorpos(). (DLR) - Add -U/--quickblank option and a "quickblank" rcfile option to blank the statusbar after 1 keystroke instead of 25. Note that this obviously has no effect when constant cursor position display is turned on, and that this is disabled when NANO_SMALL is defined. Changes to usage(), main(), statusbar(), nanorc.sample, nano.1, and nanorc.5. (DLR, suggested by CHAO Wei-Lun) - Add support for case insensitive expression matching when using color syntax highlighting, via the "icolor" directive, and add it to those regexes that can use it. Changes to parse_colors(), parse_rcfile(), nanorc.sample, and nanorc.5. (Brand Huntsman, minor tweaks by DLR) - Add various type changes to avoid problems on systems where int and ssize_t are different sizes. Make filestruct->lineno a ssize_t (so that we can avoid negative line numbers at the "Go To Line" prompt), current_y a ssize_t (in order to hold the maximum difference between two filestruct->lineno's), totlines a size_t, and change related variables to match. (DLR, initial problem with parse_line_column() found by Mike Frysinger) - Rework the credits handling to display Florian König's name properly whether we're in a UTF-8 locale or not, and without requiring a massive function that we only use once. Changes to do_credits(); removal of make_valid_mbstring(). (DLR) - chars.c: make_mbstring() - Change erroneous ENABLE_EXTRA #ifdef to NANO_EXTRA to fix a compilation problem when --enable-nanorc isn't used and --enable-extra is. (DLR) - color.c: update_color() - Use mbstrcasecmp() instead of strcasecmp(), so that UTF-8 color syntax names are properly detected. (DLR) - cut.c: cut_line() - Set placewewant properly after cutting a line, to avoid a problem where the screen won't be updated if (a) we're not on the first page when we cut the line, and (b) immediately after we cut the line, we hit End to move to the end of the line after it. (DLR) - files.c: read_line() - Rename variable prev to prevnode to avoid confusion. (DLR) - Rename variable len to buf_len, for consistency. (DLR) load_open_file() - Remove an unneeded clearok(FALSE). (DLR) get_next_filename() - Use an unsigned long instead of an int for the number prepended to the filename. (DLR) do_insertfile() - Set i to 0 when we get a filename via the file browser, so that it's read in properly when we exit the file browser. (DLR) open_prevnext_file() - Move up a misplaced assert. (DLR) - Rename variable next to next_file, to avoid confusion. (DLR) write_file() - Since lineswritten is a size_t, print its value as an unsigned long instead of an unsigned int. (DLR) - Declare the size_t i only in the loop where it's used. (DLR) diralphasort() - Use mbstrcasecmp() instead of strcasecmp(), so that UTF-8 filenames are sorted properly. (DLR) cwd_tab_completion(), browser_init() - Rename variable next to nextdir to avoid confusion. (DLR) input_tab() - Since list is a bool, set it to FALSE instead of 0. (DLR) - Add multibyte/wide character support, so that we don't end up with a string that contains only part of a multibyte character during tab completion. (DLR) - Rename variable buflen to buf_len, for consistency. (DLR) do_browser() - Don't treat NANO_CANCEL_KEY as NANO_EXIT_KEY anymore, for consistency. (DLR) - When displaying "(dir)" in the available screen space, make sure that the string it's stored in is always null-terminated. (DLR) - Rename variable selectedbackup to old_selected, for consistency. (DLR) - Make mouse clicks in the browser window work properly when the MORE_SPACE flag is set. (DLR) - Make foo_len a size_t instead of an int. (DLR) save_history() - Properly save history when we're in view mode. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Move the "Refresh" and "Exit" shortcuts to the beginning of the help browser shortcut list, for consistency. (DLR) - Remove unnecessary "Refresh" placeholder in the file browser shortcut list. (DLR) - Allow the mark to be used in view mode, as Pico does. (DLR) - Clarify the description of ^X when --enable-multibuffer is used. (DLR) - Change the description of the Meta-B toggle at the search prompt from "Direction" to "Backwards", for consistency. (DLR) toggle_init() - Clarify the descriptions of M-C and M-L. (DLR) - Reorder the toggles to put more toggles with similar functions together. (DLR) thanks_for_all_the_fish() - Remove free_toggles() and move its code here verbatim, as it's only called here anyway. (David Benbennick) - Fix the code to free all open file buffers to work properly with the previous overhaul of the multibuffer code instead of going into an infinite loop. (David Benbennick) - Add additional checks for variables' not being NULL before we try to free them, to avoid assertion failures. (DLR) - nano.c: die() - Rename variable ret to retval for consistency. (DLR) - Tweak the message displayed when a backup file can't be written, so as to not duplicate a translated string. (DLR) - If the current filestruct's been partitioned, unpartition it before saving the associated file. (DLR) resize_variables() - Use charset() instead of memset() to initialize hblank. (DLR) copy_filestruct() - Rename variable prev to copy to avoid confusion. (DLR) print1opt_full() - If desc should be empty, allow it to be NULL instead of "", since the latter is not necessarily translated as "". (DLR, found by Jordi) usage() - Add missing N_() around one message, so that it isn't erroneously translated twice. (DLR) - Remove inaccurate default listed for -Q/--quotestr. (DLR) version() - Add --enable-utf8 to the displayed compilation options, put the options in alphabetical order, and handle --enable-tiny the same way as all the other options. (DLR) do_tab() - Remove unneeded variable kbinput. (DLR) do_int_spell_fix() - Display highlighted misspelled words using display_string(), as do_replace_loop() does. (DLR) do_alt_speller() - Replace a set_modified() with SET(MODIFIED) to avoid an unnecessary update, and remove an unneeded clearok(FALSE). (DLR) - Move the spell checking error handling block down and refactor it so that we go back into curses mode, reinitialize the terminal, turn the cursor back on, and turn the mark back on if necessary before returning the error message. (DLR) do_spell() - If the spell-checker printed any error messages onscreen, call total_refresh() to make sure they're cleared off. (DLR, found by CHAO Wei-Lun) find_paragraph() - Reset placewewant as well as current_x to 0, in order to avoid a potential screen update problem. (DLR) do_justify() - Save placewewant, and restore it if we unjustify, in order to avoid a potential screen update problem. (DLR) do_output() - Properly allow wrapping when we insert a tab, for consistency. (DLR) - Don't set current_len until after it's been asserted that both current and current->data aren't NULL. (DLR) do_toggle() - Properly treat color syntax highlighting as enabled by default, and only treat wrapping as enabled by default when DISABLE_WRAPPING isn't defined. (DLR) disable_extended_input() - Disable extended output processing as well as extended input processing, and rename to disable_extended_io(). (DLR) disable_flow_control(), enable_flow_control() - Only turn off flow control on output, as it might be needed for input on slow terminals. (DLR) - nano.h: - Add macro charset(), a wrapper that calls memset(). (DLR) - Readd #defines for the isblank() and iswblank() equivalents. (DLR) - In the colortype struct, make bright a bool instead of an int, for consistency. (DLR) - proto.h: - Add missing NANO_SMALL and HAVE_REGEX_H #ifdefs around the do_find_bracket() prototype. (DLR) - rcfile.c: color_to_int() - Since colorname's being NULL is handled elsewhere now, assert that it isn't NULL at the beginning of the function. (DLR) parse_colors() - Properly parse a background color without a foreground color. (DLR) - Properly generate an error if we get a color directive without a regex string. (DLR) parse_rcfile() - Properly generate an error if we get an invalid multibyte string for an option, instead of working around it. (DLR) - Use has_blank_mbchars() to check for blank characters in the "punct" and "brackets" options, and clarify the error message displayed when we find blank characters. (DLR) - search.c: do_gotoline() - Properly show an error message if we try to go to line 0, since the first line in the file is 1. (DLR) - Start the search for a line from fileage instead of current (again). (DLR) replace_regexp() - Rename variables create_flag and new_size to create and new_line_size, for consistency. (DLR) - Make new_line_size, search_match_count, and i size_t's, for consistency. (DLR) replace_line() - Make new_line_size and search_match_count size_t's, for consistency. (DLR) do_replace_loop() - When moving to the next match, update the screen using edit_refresh() instead of edit_redraw(), as the latter won't work properly when we've replaced one or more instances of a string in copy and haven't yet updated current->data to match copy. (DLR) do_find_bracket() - Miscellaneous cleanups: rename variables for consistency, and save the search direction and regexp setting in two bools instead of one flags variable. (DLR) - utils.c: num_of_digits() - Use a size_t instead of an int, and rename to digits(). (DLR) align() - Rename variable strp to str for consistency. (DLR) - winio.c: do_statusbar_output() - Don't set answer_len until after it's been asserted that answer isn't NULL. (DLR) display_string() - Avoid a memory corruption problem by allocating enough space for len plus a trailing multibyte character and/or tab. (DLR) - Don't check for multicolumn characters if the NO_UTF8 flag isn't set. (DLR) - Free buf_mb when we're done using it. (DLR) nanogetstr() - Rename variable def to curranswer to avoid confusion. (DLR) - Only declare and use the tabbed variable if DISABLE_TABCOMP isn't defined. (DLR) - Refactor to replace unnecessary variable answer_len with curranswer_len, and hence avoid an assertion failure involving the former. (DLR) statusq() - Rename variable which_history to history_list, for consistency. (DLR) - Rename variables def and ret to curranswer and retval to avoid confusion. (DLR) - Call wnoutrefresh(bottomwin) after getting an answer and blanking out the statusbar, to make sure that the blanking is done. This fixes a problem where the statusbar is not properly blanked after using the "Go To Line" prompt with the NO_HELP flag set. (DLR) titlebar() - Use actual_x() to calculate the number of characters VERMSG takes up, in case it's UTF-8. (DLR) do_cursorpos() - Properly display the value of totsize as unsigned. (DLR) - If constant is TRUE, only display the cursor position when disable_cursorpos is FALSE. Don't refuse to display it when the cursor position hasn't changed, as that doesn't always keep it properly updated. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) do_help() - Don't treat NANO_CANCEL_KEY as NANO_EXIT_KEY anymore, for consistency. (DLR) statusbar() - Set statusblank to 25 instead of 26, to match current Pico. (DLR) edit_redraw() - Make do_refresh a bool instead of an int. (DLR) do_yesno() - Allow refreshing the screen via Ctrl-L, as Pico does. (DLR) - Add a missing assert, and use actual_x() to calculate the number of characters buf takes up, in case it's UTF-8. (DLR) - Get input from bottomwin instead of edit, so that the cursor isn't erroneously put in the edit window while we wait for an answer. (DLR) - Call wnoutrefresh(edit) to make sure that the edit window is refreshed before we get input, as statusq() does. (DLR) total_redraw() - Simplify to just call wrefresh() on curscr, which updates the entire screen in one function call without moving the cursor from the window it's currently in. (DLR) - When using slang, use SLsmg_touch_screen() and SLsmg_refresh() to update the screen, as slang doesn't define curscr. (DLR) do_replace_highlight() - Use waddch() instead of waddstr() to display a space when we have a zero-length regex. (DLR) - Rename variable highlight_flag to highlight, for consistency. (DLR) do_credits() - Save the keystroke that breaks us out of the credits (if any) and put it back so that it isn't lost. This is especially needed if the keystroke is part of a multibyte character. (DLR) - nano.1: - Clarify and consolidate the descriptions of --fill and --tabsize. (DLR) - nanorc.5: - Update the description of how the "color" regex works. (DLR) - Clarify descriptions of the characters that aren't allowed in the "punct" or "brackets" options. (DLR) - Use .B instead of \fB ... \fP where possible, as nano.1 does. (DLR) - Clarify and consolidate the descriptions of "fill" and "tabsize". (DLR) - nano.texi: - Update the "Feature Toggles" section to match current nano. (DLR) - Clarify and consolidate the descriptions of --fill and --tabsize. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Minor tweaks to some of the test blocks to avoid XSI:isms. (DLR, adapted from a Debian patch for GNU ed by David Weinehall) - Don't refer to the built-in file browser as crappy anymore. (DLR) - Check for iswpunct() and mbstowcs(). (DLR) - Change the behavior of --enable-extra to only define NANO_EXTRA, instead of defining both it and ENABLE_MULTIBUFFER. (DLR) - Check for get_wch() instead of wget_wch() to determine if there's a wide curses library, as it's a more generic function. (DLR) - Check for possibly unavailable functions in alphabetical order. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Update section 1.1 to mention the current maintainer. (DLR) - Minor capitalization and wording fixes. (DLR) - Update description of --enable-extra, and add missing line breaks. (DLR) - doc/nanorc.sample: - In the "nanorc" regexes, tweak the "color" regex to properly color a line that specifies a background color without a foreground color, and update the associated comments. (DLR) - Clarify descriptions of the characters that aren't allowed in the "punct" or "brackets" options. (DLR) - Update comment referring to --enable-extra. (DLR) - Add "cxx" and "hxx" to the list of extensions that the "c-file" regexes apply to, and add "warning" and "error" to them as well. (Mike Frysinger) - Add regexes for assembler files. (Mike Frysinger) - In the preprocessor directives regex string in the "c-file" regexes, cover more whitespace characters than just " " by using "[[:space:]]" instead. (Mike Frysinger) DLR: Extend this to other regex strings whenever possible. - Move some overly long split-up regex strings that cover similar areas onto the same line. (DLR) - Add GCC builtins to the "c-file" regexes. (Mike Frysinger) - Simplify the file extension regex for groff. (DLR) - Clarify and consolidate the descriptions of "fill" and "tabsize". (DLR) - Makefile.am, m4/Makefile.am: - Make sure that the files in EXTRA_DIST are in alphabetical order, and that the lines are wrapped at 72 characters. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/Makefile.am: - Set mandir to @mandir@/fr, so French manpages get installed where they belong (Jordi). - THANKS: - Add new translators to the credits. GNU nano 1.3.7 - 2005.04.10 - General: - Miscellaneous comment fixes. (DLR) - After (re)initializing the terminal, make sure the cursor is always turned on. Changes to do_alt_speller(), handle_sigwinch(), and main(). (DLR) - Make sure that all references to cut-to-end are left out when NANO_SMALL is defined. Changes to cut_to_eol(), do_cut_text(), and do_statusbar_cut_text(). (DLR) - chars.c: make_mbchar() - Remove unneeded assert. (DLR) move_mbleft() - Fix assert to reference the proper variable, so that nano builds with DEBUG defined again. (Mike Frysinger, found by Dmitri Vassilenko) - files.c: do_insertfile() - Fix problem where going into the help browser at the "Insert File" prompt would always result in the current answer's being used as the filename afterward. (DLR) get_full_path() - Rework handling of the results of getcwd() in order to avoid segfaults if they fail, and to remove uses of the nonportable GNU extension where passing a size of 0 will get a string as long as we need. (DLR) do_browser() - Rename variable lineno to fileline to avoid confusion. (DLR) do_browse_from() - Rework handling of the results of getcwd() in order to avoid segfaults if they fail, and to remove uses of the nonportable GNU extension where passing a size of 0 will get a string as long as we need. (DLR) - nano.c: help_init() - When calculating allocsize, take multibyte characters into account, and keep the column number limits consistent. (DLR) - Break htx up into three chunks, in case the string is too long for the compiler to handle (e.g. an ISO C89 compiler that can only handle up to 509 characters). (DLR) - Minor wording fixes. (DLR) print1opt() - Don't include longflag if HAVE_GETOPT_LONG isn't defined. Rename this function to print1opt_full(), leave out the longflag parameter if HAVE_GETOPT_LONG isn't defined, and make print1opt() a macro for print1opt_full() that does that without the need for a lot of extra #ifdefs. (David Benbennick) DLR: Rename print1opt_f() to print1opt_full(). - Rework the special case of options that are ignored for Pico compatibility so that they display more neatly when HAVE_GETOPT_LONG isn't defined. (DLR) usage() - Fix erroneous #ifdef that resulted in the -d/--rebinddelete option's not being printed when NANO_SMALL was defined. (DLR) find_paragraph() - Fix problem where a search for the next paragraph would skip over certain cases of one-line paragraphs. (DLR) do_justify() - Instead of breaking a line at a space and readding the space afterwards, just break the line after the space, as it's more efficient. (DLR) main() - Change 0 to NULL in the option struct where needed. (David Benbennick) - nano.h: - Define PATH_MAX as 4096 if it isn't defined, as passing a size of 0 to get a string as long as we need is a nonportable GNU extension, and hence it won't work on non-GNU systems that don't define PATH_MAX. (DLR) - rcfile.c: parse_rcfile() - Fix debugging message to display the long value of a flag properly. (DLR) - utils.c: regexec_safe() - Rename to safe_regexec() for consistency. (DLR) - winio.c: nanogetstr() - Fix misplaced break. (DLR) statusq() - Make sure that the vsnprintf(foo) call and foo's subsequent null termination both take the proper number of bytes when using multibyte characters, so that multibyte prompt strings aren't prematurely cut off. (DLR) titlebar() - Make sure that the (mv)?waddnstr() calls take the proper number of bytes when using multibyte characters, so that multibyte strings aren't prematurely cut off. (DLR, found by Jordi) - Allow the "View" state to be displayed when a filename is passed in, in case we're in multibuffer mode and inside the file browser. (DLR) help_line_len() - Make the text display more flexible, and closer to what nano 1.2.x does. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Allow more flexible handling of UTF-8 support by allowing the --enable-utf8 and --disable-utf8 options. (Mike Frysinger) DLR: Extend these options to work with slang as well as curses, consolidate the warning and error messages dealing with UTF-8 support as much as possible, and add a few minor consistency fixes. - Mention explicitly that the check for the broken regexec() is needed for glibc 2.2.3. (DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Fix the description for the whitespace option to mention that only single-column characters are allowed. (DLR) - Add C++ regexes. (Neil Brown, merged into c-file regexes by DLR) - Break up overly long perl and nanorc regexes into separate regexes of no more than 256 bytes, as POSIX-compliant regexp implementations can reject regexes of over 256 bytes. (DLR) - nano.1, nano.texi: - Mention the -? alias for -h/--help, and add various consistency fixes. (DLR) - nanorc.5: - Fix the description for the whitespace option to mention that only single-column characters are allowed. (DLR) GNU nano 1.3.6 - 2005.03.20 - General: - More int -> bool conversions. (DLR and David Benbennick) - Overhaul the cutting and uncutting routines to use the partitioning code, as it greatly simplifies how they work. New functions move_to_filestruct(), copy_from_filestruct(), cut_line(), cut_marked(), and cut_to_eol(); changes to add_to_cutbuffer(), do_cut_text(), do_uncut_text(), etc.; removal of functions get_cutbottom(), add_to_cutbuffer(), and cut_marked_segment(). (DLR) - Overhaul the justify-related routines to back up and restore unjustified text to use the partitioning code, as it greatly simplifies how they work, and to store such text in its own buffer rather than the cutbuffer. Changes to backup_lines(), do_justify(), etc. (DLR) - Overhaul the multibuffer routines to increase efficiency, most importantly making them use a doubly linked list for the open files so that switching between them is no longer O(N), and only including free_openfilestruct() when --enable-debug is used. Also use some of the same efficiency tweaks when dealing with filestruct nodes. New function open_prevnext_file(); changes to make_new_opennode(), splice_opennode(), unlink_opennode(), delete_opennode(), free_openfilestruct(), add_open_file(), load_open_file(), close_open_file(), shortcut_init(), die(), make_new_node(), copy_node(), splice_node(), delete_node(), and free_filestruct(); removal of open_prevfile() and open_nextfile(). (David Benbennick, minor tweaks and additions by DLR) - Change references to "open files" to "open file buffers", for consistency. (DLR) - Add flag to disable UTF-8 sequence interpretation, so that people using single-byte encodings such as KOI8-R can type properly again. (DLR, found by Arthur Ivanov) - Massively overhaul the input and output routines to support buffered input and output, the first steps toward wide/multibyte character input and output, and verbatim input of double-byte Unicode characters instead of single-byte ASCII characters. New functions is_byte(), get_buffer(), get_buffer_len(), buffer_to_keys(), unget_input(), get_input(), parse_kbinput(), and parse_verbatim_kbinput(); new macro charcpy(); changes to do_char() (renamed to do_output()), get_edit_input() (renamed to do_input() and moved to nano.c), get_edit_mouse() (renamed do_mouse() and moved to nano.c), do_verbatim_input(), do_tab(), main(), and get_ascii_kbinput() (renamed to get_byte_kbinput()). The wide version of ncurses is required in order for wide/multibyte input and output to work properly. (DLR; buffered input/output based on ideas from mutt 1.4.2.1; input of Unicode characters in hexadecimal suggested by Michael Piefel) - More steps toward wide character/multibyte character support. New functions control_rep(), parse_char(), move_left(), and move_right(); changes to do_left(), do_right(), do_delete(), breakable(), break_line(), do_output(), get_buffer(), unget_input(), actual_x(), strnlenpt(), display_string(), titlebar(), statusbar(), onekey(), edit_add(), do_replace_highlight(), and do_credits(). (David Benbennick and DLR) - Overhaul the high-level input routines for the statusbar to make them read the shortcut lists for functions instead of manually running them, to make nanogetstr() less complex, and to increase flexibility. Note that currshortcut is now used regardless of #ifdefs, and that cutting text at the statusbar now respects the CUT_TO_END flag. Changes to shortcut_init() and nanogetstr(); new functions do_statusbar_input(), do_statusbar_mouse(), do_statusbar_home(), do_statusbar_end(), do_statusbar_right(), do_statusbar_left(), do_statusbar_backspace(), do_statusbar_delete(), do_statusbar_cut_text(), and do_statusbar_output(). (DLR) - Even more steps toward wide character/multibyte character support. Movement and cursor display at the statusbar prompt should now (mostly) work properly with a string containing multibyte characters, and text display of such strings should now (mostly) work properly as well. Changes to search_init(), nanoget_repaint(), do_statusbar_right(), do_statusbar_left(), do_statusbar_backspace(), and do_statusbar_delete(). (David Benbennick and DLR) - Implement cutting from the current position to the end of the file, using Ctrl-X from the search prompt and Meta-T from the edit window. New function do_cut_till_end(). Note that this is disabled when NANO_SMALL is defined. (DLR, based on ideas from a patch for Pico by Eduardo Chappa, suggested by Ryan Dlugosz and Paul Adams) - Implement verbatim input for the statusbar prompt. Changes to do_statusbar_input() and do_statusbar_output(); new functions keys_to_buffer(), unparse_kbinput(), and do_statusbar_verbatim_input(). (DLR) - Yet more steps toward full wide character/multibyte character support. Overhaul the functions that already have support for them to work with multibyte strings as much as possible, add support to a few more functions as well, and move multibyte character-specific functions to their own source file. New file chars.c; new functions is_alnum_char(), is_alnum_mbchar(), is_alnum_wchar(), is_blank_mbchar(), is_blank_wchar(), is_cntrl_mbchar(), is_cntrl_wchar(), control_mbrep(), control_wrep(), mbwidth(), mb_cur_max(), make_mbchar(), mbstrlen(), mbstrnlen(), mbstrcasecmp(), mbstrncasecmp(), mbstrcasestr(), and mbrevstrcasestr(); changes to help_init(), do_wrap(), break_line(), is_byte() (moved to chars.c), is_blank_char() (moved to chars.c), is_cntrl_char() (moved to chars.c), nstricmp() (renamed nstrcasecmp() and moved to chars.c), nstrnicmp() (renamed nstrncasecmp() and moved to chars.c), nstristr() (renamed nstrcasestr() and moved to chars.c), revstrstr() (moved to chars.c), revstristr() (renamed revstrcasestr() and moved to chars.c), nstrnlen() (moved to chars.c), parse_char() (renamed parse_mbchar() and moved to chars.c), move_left() (renamed move_mbleft() and moved to chars.c), move_right() (renamed move_mbright() and moved to chars.c), do_home(), do_verbatim_input(), do_delete(), do_tab(), do_enter(), indent_length(), do_next_word(), do_prev_word(), do_wrap(), do_input(), do_output(), is_whole_word(), strstrwrapper(), get_buffer(), unget_input(), unget_kbinput(), get_input(), parse_kbinput(), unparse_kbinput(), parse_verbatim_kbinput(), do_statusbar_input(), do_statusbar_home(), do_statusbar_verbatim_kbinput(), do_statusbar_output(), do_help(), help_line_len(), and display_string(); removal of buffer_to_keys() and keys_to_buffer(). (DLR) - Add -O/--morespace command line option, plus a corresponding Meta-O toggle and a "morespace" rcfile option. When these are used, the normally-unused blank line below the titlebar will be treated as part of the edit window. New functions no_more_space() and blank_topbar(); changes to global_init(), window_init(), handle_sigwinch(), do_toggle(), do_mouse(), get_mouseinput(), etc. (DLR; suggested by Mike Frysinger, Rocco, and Robert Schultz) - Add support for moving to the next or previous word at the statusbar prompt. New functions do_statusbar_next_word() and do_statusbar_prev_word(); changes to do_statusbar_input(). (DLR) - Make resizing more flexible. We now can work with as few as one row, and with no limit on the number of columns (except of course the curses-imposed limit that it be greater than zero). New function resize_variables(); changes to die_too_small() (renamed check_die_too_small()), global_init(), window_init(), and handle_sigwinch(). (David Benbennick) - Use void instead of RETSIGTYPE, as signal handlers are supposed to return void anyway. Also, the value of RETSIGTYPE is sometimes misdetected as int, leading to compilation warnings or errors. Changes to cancel_fork(), handle_hupterm(), do_suspend(), and do_cont(). (David Benbennick) - Change flags to an unsigned long, and totsize to a size_t. (DLR) - Store the number of multibyte characters instead of the number of single-byte characters in totsize, and use get_totals() to get the value of totsize in a few more places. Changes to read_line(), read_file(), do_delete(), do_input(), get_totals(), and do_cursorpos(). (DLR) - Overhaul the tab completion code, the file browser code, and related functions to increase efficiency and support multibyte characters. New function is_dir(); changes to get_full_path(), check_writable_directory(), safe_tempnam(), diralphasort(), username_tab_completion(), cwd_tab_completion(), input_tab(), tail(), striponedir(), browser_init(), do_browser(), and do_browse_from(); removal of append_slash_if_dir(), readable_dir(), and check_wildcard_match(). (David Benbennick) DLR: Move the routine to get the current user's home directory into the new function get_homedir(), and use it where necessary. Also add a few miscellaneous tweaks. - Overhaul the rcfile parsing code to make it simpler and more accurate, remove now-redundant checks from the color code, change the COLOR_SYNTAX toggle to the NO_COLOR_SYMTAX toggle, and improve various debugging messsages. Changes to set_colorpairs(), do_colorinit(), parse_next_word(), parse_argument(), colortoint(), parse_next_regex(), parse_syntax(), parse_colors(), parse_rcfile(), do_rcfile(), etc. (David Benbennick) DLR: Rename colortoint() to color_to_int(), and add a few miscellaneous tweaks. - Overhaul the paragraph-searching code to make it use the paragraph-searching utility functions when possible instead of duplicating code. Also overhaul the justify code to make it leave the right number of spaces at the ends of the lines of a paragraph, to make it support multibyte characters, and to make it simpler. Also, don't remove a space after a duplicate character in punct anymore, as it doesn't really make us more compatible with Pico. New functions mbstrchr(), do_para_begin_void(), and do_para_end_void(); changes to justify_format(), do_para_begin(), inpar(), do_para_end(), break_line(), do_para_search() (renamed find_paragraph()), and do_justify(); removal of breakable(). (DLR) - Still more steps toward full wide/multibyte character support. Make sure all rcfile arguments are valid multibyte strings, make whitespace display mode work with multibyte characters, and add a few related documentation updates. New function make_mbstring(); changes to make_mbchar(), make_mbstring(), main(), parse_rcfile(), display_string(), and do_help(). (DLR) - cut.c: do_cut_text() - If keep_cutbuffer is FALSE, only blow away the text in the cutbuffer if the cutbuffer isn't empty. (DLR) do_uncut_text() - No longer duplicate Pico's adding an extra magicline to the file if uncutting leaves the cursor on the current one. This behavior appears to be a bug, as inserting a file in the same manner doesn't add an extra magicline. (DLR) - files.c: get_full_path() - Remove unneeded NANO_SMALL #ifdef, so that it's included whenever its prototype is, and so it can compile when DISABLE_OPERATINGDIR isn't defined and NANO_SMALL is. (DLR) do_browser() - Refresh the screen when Ctrl-L is pressed in the file browser, as Pico does. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Fix misplaced #endif keeping the "Full Justify" shortcut in the search shortcut list from being included when NANO_SMALL is defined but DISABLE_JUSTIFY isn't. (DLR) - Use NULL instead of 0 when a shortcut has no associated function. (DLR) thanks_for_all_the_fish() - Free the justify buffer if it isn't empty. (DLR) - nano.c: help_init() - Clarify the text describing double-escape character input. Since ASCII is technically only seven bits wide, characters 128-255 aren't ASCII. (DLR, suggested by Michael Piefel) do_toggle() - When we get the whitespace display toggle, update the titlebar as well as the edit window, in case the filename displayed on the titlebar contains spaces or tabs. (DLR) handle_sigwinch() - If the justify buffer isn't empty, blow it away and don't display "UnJustify" in the shortcut list anymore. (DLR) usage() - Typo fix. (DLR) do_wrap() - Make wrap_loc and word_back ssize_t's, to match fill. (DLR) break_line() - Fix compilation problem caused by its returning int when it should return ssize_t according to its prototype. (Jeremy Huddleston) indent_length() - Make the #ifdef around it match that of its prototype to avoid compilation problems when compiling with --enable-tiny and without DISABLE_JUSTIFY's being defined. (DLR) do_justify() - For consistency, preserve placewewant if we didn't unjustify instead of setting it to 0. (DLR) - When justifying the entire file, properly break out of the loop if we've found at least one paragraph, there are no more paragraphs after the current one, and the paragraph search left us on the magicline. This avoids a segfault. (DLR) do_input() - Add finished parameter, used to indicate when we run or try to run a function associated with a shortcut. (DLR) main() - Try to automatically detect whether UTF-8 support is needed by setting the NO_UTF8 flag if setlocale() returns a string that doesn't contain "UTF8" or "UTF-8", case insensitively. When using slang 2.x, enable UTF-8 support with SLutf8_enable(). (DLR, string checks beyond case-sensitive "UTF-8" adapted from Debian's UTF-8 patch for slang) - nano.h: - Remove now-unneeded #defines for functions that now have multibyte equivalents. (DLR) - Remove now-unneeded MIN_EDITOR_COLS. (David Benbennick) - utils.c: regexec_safe() - Remove redundant regexec #define, and move the regexec #undef to nano.h. (DLR) is_blank_char() - Rewrite to use ctype functions instead of checking directly for spaces and tabs. (DLR) revstrstr(), revstristr() - Add asserts. (DLR) - winio.c: get_buffer() - If we get ERR when using blocking input, it means that the input source that we were using is gone. In this case, call handle_hupterm(), so that nano dies gracefully instead of going into an infinite loop. (DLR, found by Jim Uhl) titlebar() - Rename some variables for consistency, make space an int instead of a size_t, properly handle the case where the prefix length plus the path length is greater than the amount of space available, and fix a typo in an assert. (DLR) unget_kbinput() - Remove the wide character handling, as it didn't work properly with respect to function keys. (DLR) get_kbinput(), get_translated_kbinput(), get_ascii_kbinput(), get_untranslated_kbinput() - Make the ascii_digits variables ints instead of size_t's, since they will only hold very small values. (DLR) get_kbinput() - Remove the wide character handling, as it didn't work properly with respect to adding multiple wide characters at once, and ungetting them just caused other problems elsewhere. (DLR) get_translated_kbinput() - Remove the wide character handling, as it didn't work properly with respect to adding multiple wide characters at once, and ungetting them just caused other problems elsewhere. (DLR) - Use if statements instead of switch/case statements to handle ASCII character sequence mode, as they take up less room. get_ascii_kbinput() - Use if statements instead of switch/case statements to handle ASCII character sequence mode, as they take up less room. get_verbatim_kbinput() - Don't pass v_kbinput in as a parameter, since we're dynamically allocating it and then returning it. (DLR) - Remove v_first parameter, and go back to the old behavior of putting back the first character of the escape sequence, as it worked just as well and was less complicated. (DLR) get_mouseinput() - Return TRUE instead of FALSE only when we have a control key, a prinary meta key sequence, or both. (DLR) get_shortcut() - Add a debug message. (DLR) - Take kbinput as a reference instead of a value, so that it's translated when the key is translated to its equivalent control key or meta key shortcut. (DLR) - Return s instead of NULL only when we have a control key, a prinary meta key sequence, or both. (DLR) get_toggle() - Add a debug message. (DLR) bottombars() - Initialize foo, in case a keystroke meets none of the handled cases. (DLR) total_refresh() - Refresh bottomwin using the value of currshortcut, and change the code around do_refresh() calls to accommodate this. (DLR) - Split out the code that updates the screen before refreshing it into the new function total_redraw(). do_help() - Refresh the screen when Ctrl-L is pressed in the help browser, as Pico does. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Remove specific references to control key shortcuts. (DLR) - Check for the wide versions of ncurses or slang, without which multibyte strings don't seem to be displayed properly, and associated multibyte/wide character functions. (DLR) - Check for wchar.h, for those systems that need it for the wcwidth() prototype. (DLR) - Remove checks for all include files that we include unconditionally. (DLR) - Remove references to termio.h here and elsewhere, since it's obsolete and it defines a struct termio that we don't use anywhere. (DLR) - Typo fixes. (DLR) - Add checks for isascii(), iswalnum(), iswblank() or iswspace(), mblen(), and wctype.h. (DLR) - README: - Updated for the 1.3 branch. (DLR) - README.CVS: - Updated to mention the need for a wide character-supporting version of curses or slang if UTF-8 support is desired. (DLR) - doc/faq.html: - Remove now-inaccurate note about verbatim input's not working at prompts, and update its description to mention that it handles hexadecimal values now. (DLR) - Add question about opening files with names beginning with '+'s, and add a few more miscellaneous cosmetic fixes. - nanorc.sample: - Add return to the "c-file" regexes. (DLR) - Clarify the text describing good values for whitespace display. Since ASCII is technically only seven bits wide, characters 128-255 aren't ASCII. (DLR, suggested by Michael Piefel) - Add the "morespace" option. (DLR) - Add support for characters to the "c-file" regexes. (DLR) - Add the hexadecimal equivalents of the decimal values suggested for whitespace display, now that it can handle multibyte characters. (DLR) - Add "manpage" regex. (Mike Frysinger, minor tweaks by DLR) - nano.1. nanorc.5, nano.texi: - Add the "morespace" option, and sync with the descriptions in nanorc.sample in a few places. (DLR) - Miscellaneous wording tweaks. (DLR) - src/Makefile.am: - Add chars.c to nano_SOURCES. (DLR) - If we're installing and the "rnano" symlink already exists, remove it so that we can create it again without an error. (DLR) - AUTHORS: - Updated to mention UTF-8 support. GNU nano 1.3.5 - 2004.11.22 - General: - Convert more ints that hold only TRUE and FALSE values to bools. (DLR) - Consolidate the code for finding and running a shortcut in a shortcut list, the code for finding and toggling a toggle in a toggle list, and the code for doing both of those and interpreting mouse clicks in the edit window. Also move the code for do_mouse() to get_edit_mouse() and tweak it to properly handle cases where a shortcut isn't clicked. New functions get_shortcut(), get_toggle(), get_edit_input(), and get_edit_mouse(); changes to do_browser(), do_justify(), do_help(), and main(). (DLR) - Simplify a few more translated messages. (DLR) - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Remove reference to @includedir@ in src/Makefile.am, as it's unneeded and can break cross-compilation. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - Overhaul the file opening, reading, and loading operations to increase efficiency, avoid problems on invalid filenames specified on the command line, and eliminate corner cases that erroneously leave edittop or current NULL when they shouldn't be. Also split out the code to execute a command into a separate function, eliminate a workaround for one of the aforementioned corner cases, handle files with a mix of DOS and Mac format lines, and remove the code to turn on the NO_CONVERT flag when opening a binary file, as it's not always reliable and will cause problems with UTF-8 text files. New functions open_file(), execute_command(), and mallocstrassn(); changes to read_line(), load_file(), read_file(), open_file(), get_next_filename(), do_insertfile(), do_insertfile_void(), do_alt_speller(), and edit_refresh(). (David Benbennick) DLR: Add a few minor fixes to make sure that current is set properly in all cases, indicate on the statusbar when the file has a mix of DOS and Mac format lines, move the test for DOS line endings from read_line() to read_file() to avoid inaccurate statusbar messages and to reduce fileformat to a local variable in read_file(), eliminate another workaround in edit_update(), rename open_the_file() to open_file() since the latter has been removed, and rename load_a_file() to load_buffer(). - Add alternative shortcuts to the main and search shortcut lists for moving to the beginning and end of a paragraph and justifying the entire file: Meta-( (Meta-9), Meta-) (Meta-0), and Meta-J, respectively. Do this because Pico's practice of putting these shortcuts only in the search shortcut list is rather odd. (DLR) - Turn off extended input processing (the IEXTEN termios flag) as nano 1.2.x does. New function disable_extended_input(); changes to terminal_init(). (DLR) - Remove redundant include of limits.h from nano.c. nano.c includes nano.h and nano.h includes limits.h. (DLR) - Add a func_key flag to the low-level input functions and the currently existing high-level input functions, to indicate extended keypad values. This is needed for UTF-8 support. Changes to unget_kbinput(), get_kbinput(), get_translated_kbinput(), get_shortcut(), get_edit_input(), etc. (DLR) - Add a multibuffer mode toggle to the "Execute Command" prompt, for consistency with the "Read File" prompt. Changes to do_insertfile() and shortcut_init(). (DLR) - Add an ^X toggle to the "Execute Command" prompt to go back to the "Insert File" prompt, and add a ^T toggle to the "Go To Line" prompt to go back to the "Where Is" prompt. Changes to do_insertfile(), shortcut_init(), do_gotoline(), etc. - Make sure a few uninitialized static variables are initialized to sane values. (DLR) - After reading in a file and detecting the format it's in, set the file format flags (DOS_FILE and MAC_FILE) to match, and preserve them across multiple file buffers. Changes to read_file(), add_open_file(), and load_open_file(). (DLR, suggested by Bill Soudan) - Remove the -D/--dos and -M/--mac command line options, as they aren't much use with the new file format autodetection. Also remove the global versions of the toggles, so that they can only be used at the "Write File" prompt as similar options can. Finally, change the Mac format toggle to Meta-M, since that no longer conflicts with the global -m/--mouse toggle. (DLR) - Add support for reading in UTF-8 sequences to the low-level input routines. Changes to get_kbinput() and get_translated_kbinput(). (DLR) - Reduce search_last_line to a static variable in search.c, and allow it to be set to FALSE via a function. New function findnextstr_wrap_reset(); changes to do_int_spell_fix(), findnextstr(), do_search(), do_research(), do_replace_loop(), do_replace(), and do_find_bracket(). (DLR, problem with making search_last_line local to findnextstr() found by Rocco) - When saving or changing file positions, be sure not to ignore placewewant. Changes to do_int_spell_fix(), findnextstr(), do_replace_loop(), and do_replace(). (DLR) - Convert current_x and mark_beginx to size_t's, and convert some functions that use them as a parameter to use size_t as well. Also change some related assertions to handle them. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Add code to partition a filestruct between a set of arbitrary coordinates. Given the coordinates of the beginning and end of the mark, this allows proper and easier handling of saving marked selections, replacing text only in marked selections (suggested by Joseph Birthisel), and spell-checking marked selections using either the internal or alternate spell checker. Do all these using a global partition structure. New functions partition_filestruct(), unpartition_filestruct(), remove_magicline(), and get_totals(); changes to write_marked(), do_int_spell_fix(), do_alt_speller(), handle_sigwinch(), and do_replace_loop(). (DLR) - Remove most redundant includes of sys/stat.h. It's included in nano.h, so it doesn't need to be included in files that include nano.h. (DLR) - Remove the DOS_FILE and MAC_FILE flags, as they're only used in files.c, and replace them with a static file_format enum. Change the openfilestruct structure accordingly in order to handle this. (DLR) - Convert some ints with predefined boundaries to enums. (DLR) - Include config.h only if HAVE_CONFIG_H. (Jordi) - cut.c: cut_marked_segment() - Respect concatenate_cut, as we need to use it if we do a marked cut and immediately follow it with a cut-to-end (which uses this function). (DLR) do_cut_text() - Set concatenate_cut to TRUE unconditionally when doing a marked cut. This fixes an incompatibility with Pico where an extra line is uncut if we do a marked cut that includes the magicline and immediately follow it with an unmarked cut. (DLR) do_uncut_text() - Maintain current_y's value when uncutting blocks so that smooth scrolling works correctly. (DLR) - files.c: read_file() - Rename variable fileformat to format, to avoid confusion with the file_format enum type. (DLR) load_buffer() - Don't change the file format when we insert another file into the current one. (DLR) do_insertfile() - Simplify by reusing variables whereever possible, and add a parameter execute to indicate whether or not to be in "Execute Command" mode. (DLR) - Rework so that goto is no longer needed, using do_writeout() as a model. (DLR) - If file browsing succeeds, call statusq_abort() so that the cursor position at the statusbar is reset. (DLR) - Add missing #ifdefs around the wrap_reset() call so that nano compiles with wrapping disabled again. (DLR) - If we're not inserting a file into a new buffer, partition the current buffer so that it's effectively a new buffer just before inserting the file, and only restore placewewant afterwards. This is the same behavior we would get if we opened the file, added all of it to the cutbuffer, closed the file, and uncut at the current cursor position. (DLR) - Maintain current_y's value when inserting so that smooth scrolling works correctly. (DLR) do_writeout() - Restructure if blocks for greater efficiency, using do_insertfile() as a model. (DLR) - Simplify where possible, and use an int retval to hold the return value instead of i. (DLR) - If file browsing succeeds, call statusq_abort() so that the cursor position at the statusbar is reset. (DLR) - Remove unneeded calls to display_main_list(). (DLR) do_writeout_void() - Call display_main_list(), for consistency with do_insertfile_void(). (DLR) write_file() - If we've tried to write to an unwritable file and we're not prepending, tempname is NULL when it's passed to unlink(). This can cause problems if unlink() can't handle NULL, so don't call it in that case. (David Benbennick) write_marked() - Remove check for MARK_ISSET's not being set. (DLR) open_prevfile(), open_nextfile() - Translate the "New Buffer" string when displaying "Switched to" messages on the statusbar. (DLR) input_tab() - Fix snprintf() call so that we don't segfault when trying to complete a filename containing %'s. (Ulf Härnhammar) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Remove redundant NANO_SMALL #ifdef. (DLR) - Change an erroneous _() around the "New Buffer" string to N_(). (DLR) - Add new key aliases: F15 for "Mark Text" (DLR) and F16 for "Where Is Next" (Chris). - Leave "Mark Text" and "Where Is Next" out entirely when NANO_SMALL is defined. Since they aren't in the visible main list, there's no point in having them in but disabled. (DLR) - In the search prompt shortcut list, move "Full Justify" to after "History", so that the latter is visible onscreen again. (DLR) - nano.c: die_save_file() - Clarify the error message when there are too many backup files and the current one can't be written. (DLR) help_init() - Rework to be a bit more flexible. Only add tabs for shortcut key entries if those entries exist, and if there's only one entry left but there's room for more than one, add enough tabs to put that entry at the end. Also, make sure a function key is displayed in the middle if it's the first entry. These changes allow e.g. the miscellaneous meta key sequence to be displayed in a shortcut that has a control key, a primary meta key sequence, and a miscellaneous meta key sequence, but no function key. (DLR) - Update the help text to mention replacing and spell checking only selected text, and also add a few cosmetic fixes to it. (DLR) - Update the help text to mention how to get a blank buffer at the "Execute Command" prompt. (DLR) do_prev_word() - Tweak to avoid an infinite loop, since current_x is now a size_t and hence is unsigned. (DLR) do_int_spell_fix() - Move the REVERSE_SEARCH flag toggling into the NANO_SMALL #ifdef, since the tiny version of nano doesn't support reverse searching. Move the CASE_SENSITIVE flag toggling out in order to allow the internal spell checker to work properly when NANO_SMALL is defined and DISABLE_SPELLER isn't. Also, turn the USE_REGEXP flag off during spell checking in order to avoid a potential segfault. (DLR) - Fix a problem where if the cursor is in the middle of a file, the spell checker will sometimes only correct the misspelled word instances that appear before the cursor position and then stop. (Rocco) - Use do_replace_loop()'s canceled parameter in order to ensure that the spell checking stops if we canceled at the replace prompt. (DLR) do_alt_speller() - Call terminal_init() unconditionally after running the alternate spell checker, so that the terminal state is properly restored in all cases. (DLR) justify_format() - For more compatibility with Pico, remove extra space after a character in punct if that character is the same as the one before it. For example, with the default values of punct and brackets, only one space will be left after "...". (DLR) do_para_begin(), do_para_end() - Maintain current_y's value when moving up or down lines so that smooth scrolling works correctly. (DLR) breakable(), break_line() - Make goal a ssize_t instead of an int, since fill is now a ssize_t, and the position at which a line is broken can be greater than COLS. (DLR) main() - Tweak the command line parsing routine so that multiple +LINE flags are properly interpreted in multibuffer mode. (DLR) - nano.h: - Add WIDTH_OF_TAB #define, containing the default width of a tab. (DLR) - Move the PATH_MAX #define here from files.c. - Remove unused COPYFILEBLOCKSIZE #define. (DLR) - proto.h: - Add missing NANO_SMALL #ifdef around the cut_marked_segment() prototype. (DLR) - rcfile.c: parse_rcfile() - Add missing brackets around an if statement block so that parsing the numeric argument after "tabsize" works properly again. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - Since flag values are longs, use "%ld" instead of "%d" in the debugging messages indicating when a flag is set or unset. (DLR) - search.c: regexp_init() - If NANO_SMALL is defined, don't bother checking the CASE_SENSITIVE flag or using its value when compiling a list of matching regular expressions. (DLR) search_init() - Add parameter use_answer. When it's TRUE, only set backupstring to answer. This is needed to preserve the text of the statusbar when switching to the search prompt from the "Go To Line" prompt. Also, set backupstring before doing anything else, add one minor efficiency tweak, and preserve the text of the statusbar no matter what when switching from the search prompt to the "Go To Line" prompt, since the toggling works both ways now and non-numeric text shouldn't be lost when going only one of those ways. (DLR) - When we're replacing and the mark is on, display a prompt indicating that we're replacing text only in the selection instead of the usual prompt. (DLR) findnextstr() - Take the no_sameline parameter after can_display_wrap and wholewords, not after all other parameters. (DLR) - Maintain current_y's value when moving up or down lines so that smooth scrolling works correctly. (DLR) - Fix handling of the wholewords flag so that it works with regular expressions and in conjunction with the no_sameline flag, and add new parameter needle_len (used to return the length of the match). (DLR) do_replace_loop() - Miscellaneous cleanups: treat real_current as current and real_current_x as current_x, only turn the mark off and call edit_refresh() if the mark was originally on, and make length_change a ssize_t. (DLR) - Return ssize_t instead of int. (DLR) - Add new parameter canceled, set to TRUE if we canceled at the prompt and FALSE otherwise. (DLR) - utils.c: regexp_bol_or_eol() - Don't assume any longer that string will be found if REG_NOTBOL and REG_NOTEOL are not set. (DLR) mallocstrncpy() - New function, used as a malloc()ing equivalent of strncpy(). (DLR) mallocstrcpy() - Refactor to be a wrapper for mallocstrncpy(). (DLR) mark_order() - Add new parameter right_side_up. Set it to TRUE If the mark begins with (mark_beginbuf, mark_beginx) and ends with (current, current_x), or FALSE otherwise. (DLR) - winio.c: unget_kbinput() - New function used as a wrapper for ungetch(). (DLR) get_kbinput() - When reading an escape sequence, set get_verbatim_kbinput()'s new first parameter to the first character of the sequence instead of putting that character back and reading the entire sequence afterwards. (DLR) get_escape_seq_kbinput() - Make the escape_seq parameter a const int*, since it's never modified. (DLR) - Support the escape sequences for F15 and F16. (DLR) get_verbatim_kbinput() - Add new parameter first. If first isn't ERR, make it the first character in the returned sequence instead of reading the first character in via blocking input. (DLR) get_mouseinput() - Consolidate two if statements to increase efficiency. (DLR) - Check kbinput against metaval instead of (erroneously) ctrlval when putting back a meta sequence. (DLR) - If there are more than MAIN_VISIBLE shortcuts available, only register clicks on the first MAIN_VISIBLE shortcuts, since bottombars() only shows that many shortcuts. (DLR) check_statblank() - Rename to check_statusblank(), and rename its associated global int statusblank too. (DLR) nanogetstr() - Refresh the screen when Ctrl-L is pressed at the statusbar prompt, as Pico does. (DLR) - Always return the key pressed by the user. (DLR) statusq() - Rework slightly to reset the cursor position when the user hits Enter as well as Cancel. This means that resetstatuspos no longer needs to be global. (DLR) statusq_abort() - New function to set resetstatuspos to FALSE when we don't properly exit the statusbar prompt, e.g. when we get a file from the file browser). (DLR) bottombars() - For efficiency, no longer dynamically allocate space for each visible shortcut, as they're all of a constant short length. (David Benbennick) reset_cursor() - If this is called before any files have been opened, as it can be by statusbar(), put the cursor at the top left corner of the edit window before getting out. (DLR) edit_refresh() - Call edit_update() with NONE instead of CENTER when smooth scrolling is on, for consistency with the movement routines. (DLR) edit_update() - Simplify so as not to require the fileptr parameter anymore, since it's set to current in all calls. (DLR) - Add comments better explaining what the update actually does, and avoid an infinite loop when location is NONE and current_y is greater than (editwinrows - 1). (DLR) do_yesno() - Don't bother assigning the value of get_mouseinput() to anything. Since allow_shortcuts is FALSE, its return value will always be FALSE. (DLR) - configure.ac: - When calling AC_TRY_RUN() to test for a broken regexec() function, set the fourth parameter to default to "no" (since it apparently only occurs on glibc 2.2.3-based systems) so that cross-compiling will work. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - Simplify the curses library tests by only checking for initscr(), which ncurses, curses, and pdcurses should all have, and not tgetent(), which is a termcap-specific function. (DLR) - Check only for glib 2.x, as it's much more common than glib 1.2.x now, and it has a better v?snprintf() implementation. (DLR, suggested by Jordi) - nanorc.sample: - Remove specific references to control key shortcuts other than XON and XOFF. (DLR) - Add continue and goto to the "c-file" regexes. (DLR) - Change the included speller value to "aspell -x -c". The -x option makes aspell not create backup files, and this is consistent with the internal spell checker's behavior. (DLR) - doc/man/fr/nano.1, doc/man/fr/nanorc.1: - Updated manpage translations by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - README.CVS: - Mention the requirement for glib 2.x on systems lacking v?snprintf(), and add minor formatting changes. - Mention the requirement for groff in order to create html versions of the manpages. (DLR) - Update the given cvs commands so that they work again, and mention the need for ssh to do cvs checkouts. (DLR) - List sh as an example of a Bourne shell. (DLR) - faq.html: - Fixed inaccuracy: Pico compatibility mode was made the default in nano 1.1.99pre1, not 1.2.2. (DLR) - Added question about how to type F13-F16 on terminals lacking keys past F12 (suggested by Chris), question about how to select text for the clipboard in X terminals with nano's mouse support turned on (answer found by Joseph Birthisel), and miscellaneous fixes and link updates. (DLR) - nano.1: - Eliminate references to the now removed -D/--dos and -M/--mac command line options. (DLR) - nano.texi: - Eliminate references to the now removed -D/--dos and -M/--mac command line options, and their corresponding toggles. (DLR) - m4/Makefile.am: - Add glib-2.0.m4 to EXTRA_DIST, so that nano builds from CVS with automake 1.7.x again. For some reason, automake 1.9.x didn't have a problem with its (erroneously) being left out. (DLR, problem found by Chris) - m4/glib-2.0.m4: - New file imported from glib 2.4.7. This is needed to detect glib 2.x on systems that may not have it installed. (DLR, suggested by Jordi) - src/Makefile.am: - Don't use DEFS to define things. Use INCLUDES instead. (Jordi) GNU nano 1.3.4 - 2004.08.17 - General: - More minor comment cleanups. (DLR) - Convert more ints and functions using 0 and 1 to bools using TRUE and FALSE. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Change more instances of ints that have large enough upper bounds and which can never be negative to size_t's, and convert nano to handle them properly. (DLR) - Convert the shortcut list functions and most related functions to return void instead of int, as the return values of all those functions are essentially unused. Changes to sc_init_one(), shortcut_init(), etc. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Make flags and all variables meant to store the value of flags longs for consistency. (David Benbennick) - Rename the TEMP_OPT flags to TEMP_FILE, as it's more descriptive. (DLR) - Remove unused global variable search_offscreen. (David Benbennick) - Add new N_() macro to mark strings that aren't translated immediately, and convert nano to use it in cases where the translated string is stored in a const char*. Changes to sc_init_one(), print1opt(), help_init(), rcfile_error(), do_credits(), etc. (David Benbennick) DLR: Do this for toggle_init_one() too. - Minor tweaks and clarifications to some option descriptions. (DLR) - Overhaul the shortcut list and toggle list initialization code for efficiency. Changes to shortcut_init() and toggle_init(). (David Benbennick) DLR: Move "Cancel" to just after "Get Help" in the file browser list, for consistency with all the other lists, have the replace list accept all the same function keys as the search list, and clarify a few shortcut descriptions. - Convert nano to use the new parse_num() function to read in numeric values at the command line and in the rcfile, and duplicate the messages used in the rcfile in the command line for consistency. (David Benbennick) DLR: Tweak parse_num() to parse ssize_t values instead of ints and to return a bool indicating whether parsing succeeded. Convert tabsize, wrap_at, and fill to ssize_t in order to work with parse_num() properly and also to increase their capacity while keeping the ability to hold negative numbers in case of errors. Also exit instead of calling usage() in the event of an invalid fill value, for consistency with how an invalid tabsize value is handled. Finally, handle invalid tabsize entries in the rcfile the same way as on the command line, and reset tabsize and wrap_at to their default values if invalid rcfile entries are specified for them. - Remove several unnecessary reset_cursor() calls. (David Benbennick) - Include in proto.h. (David Benbennick) DLR: Remove some redundant inclusions of elsewhere. - Move the main terminal initialization functions, aside from initscr(), into a new terminal_init() function, and convert nano to use it. (DLR) - Convert placewewant to a size_t, and convert some functions that use it as a parameter to use size_t as well. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Overhaul the paragraph searching code and some of the justify code to clarify it and fix a bug where searches from the previous paragraph would move up too far. Also make quotestr-related variables global so that they only have to be compiled once, and remove the no-longer-needed IFREG() macro. New functions begpar() and inpar(); changes to quote_length(), quotes_match(), do_para_search(), do_para_begin(), do_para_end(), and do_justify(). (David Benbennick) - Readded the errors flag and moved the ending prompt from rcfile_error() to parse_rcfile() so that we only get prompted once for all errors instead of separately for each error. (DLR) David Benbennick: Make sure that no rcfile error messages end in newlines, and show the ending prompt if we can't read the .nano_history file while starting nano. - Don't treat the return value of strn?(case)?cmp() as boolean. (DLR and David Benbennick) - Automatically install a symlink "rnano" pointing to nano. Changes to src/Marefile.am. (DLR) - Move the static int pid to the beginning of nano.c with all the other static variables. (DLR) - Consolidate some if blocks to remove some redundant code. (David Benbennick) - Fix warnings when compiling with ENABLE_NLS undefined and with the fwritable-strings option. (David Benbennick) - Add various #ifdefs to fix warnings and compilation problems when compiling with every option manually turned on, including NANO_SMALL. (David Benbennick) - Simplify some of the rcfile and statusbar error messages, and make some of them more consistent. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Change some functions to take const char*'s instead of char*'s where possible. (David Benbennick) - Tweak some #ifdefs around indent_length() and references to fill_flag_used to avoid warnings when compiling with --disable-wrapping, --disable-justify, or a combination of the two. (DLR) - Overhaul the routines used to read the rcfiles and history files for efficiency, make them work properly on lines over 1023 characters long and on lines containing nulls, and make them properly handle the case where the user's home directory changes in the middle of a session. New functions histfilename() and writehist(); changes to thanks_for_all_the_fish(), load_history(), save_history(), and do_rcfile(). (David Benbennick) - files.c: get_next_filename() - Tweak for efficiency, and add the ".save" suffix to the file here. (David Benbennick) close_open_file() - Tweak to no longer rely on the return values of open_(prev|next)file(). (DLR) write_file() - For consistency with nano 1.2.x and with other editors, make the mode of newly created files 666 instead of 600 before it's modified by the umask. (DLR, found by Toni Suokas) do_writeout() - If we're in restricted mode and the current filename isn't blank, we can't change it, so disable tab completion in that case. (DLR) - Fix spacing problem in the "Save Under Different Name" prompt. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Fix erroneous #ifdef so that nano compiles with --disable-justify again. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) - Change the Cancel shortcut in the file browser to an Exit shortcut, to be more compatible with the current version of Pico. (DLR) thanks_for_all_the_fish() - Delete topwin, edit, and bottomwin. (David Benbennick) - nano.c: die() - Don't add the ".save" suffix to a saved file here anymore, since get_next_filename() does that now. (David Benbennick) die_save_file() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) help_init() - Fix the display of the translated key descriptions "Up" and "Space" under all circumstances, and make the help browser work properly when there are fewer than 24 columns available. (David Benbennick) usage() - Don't translate the option strings for -Z/--restricted. (David Benbennick) do_enter() - Don't treat it as a special case when the user presses Enter on the last line of the screen and smooth scrolling is on, for consistency. (DLR) do_alt_speller() - When reloading the newly spell-checked temporary file, call terminal_init() to make sure that all the original terminal settings are restored, as a curses-based alternative spell checker (e.g. aspell) can change them. (DLR) quote_length() - Fix problem where quoted justify wouldn't work if HAVE_REGEX_H wasn't set. (David Benbennick) do_justify() - Add allow_respacing flag, used to indicate when we've moved to the next line after justifying the current line, and only run the respacing routine when it's true. This keeps the respacing routine from erroneously being run more than once on the same line. (DLR) - Check for first_par_line's not being NULL and only run the renumbering and cutbuffer-splicing routines depending on that if that's the case. This fixes a segfault occurring when trying to do full justification on a file with no paragraphs (in which case there are no normal lines to renumber and no backed-up lines to be stored in the cutbuffer or spliced back in during unjustify). (DLR) do_exit() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) main() - Move the reset_cursor() call to the beginning of the main input loop, and remove the apparently unnecessary wrefresh() call. (David Benbennick) - Call setlocale() outside the ENABLE_NLS #ifdef, since UTF-8 support won't work properly if the locale isn't set, whether NLS is enabled or not. (Junichi Uekawa) - Add titlebar() calls before all open_file() calls and remove the titlebar() call after them, so that the titlebar is displayed properly for all file(s) loaded. Also call display_main_list() after adding the first file to open_files, so that "Close" is properly displayed then instead of "Exit". (DLR) - nano.h: - Reassign the key for full justification to Ctrl-U, for compatibility with the current version of Pico. (DLR) - Remove justbegend enum, as it's no longer needed. (DLR) - proto.h: - Change the variables in the prototypes for do_justify(), get_verbatim_kbinput(), and get_mouseinput() to match the ones used in the actual functions. (DLR) - Remove unused declaration of temp_opt. (David Benbennick) - Add missing copy_file() prototype. (David Benbennick) - Move the load_history() and save_history() prototypes up to match their corresponding location in files.c. (DLR) - rcfile.c: rcfile_msg() - Removed and replaced with calls to rcfile_error(). (David Benbennick) - Removed the reference to "starting nano" in the statusbar message, as it may be called when we exit if the history file can't be saved. (DLR) parse_rcfile() - Have whitespace display default to off instead of on. (Mike Frysinger) nregcomp() - Rename the variable flags to eflags so as not to conflict with the global flags. (DLR) - search.c: do_replace_loop() - Make sure old_pww is updated to the current value of placewewant when a new match is found, so that edit_redraw() will redraw the screen properly when only placewewant changes. (DLR, found by Mike Frysinger) do_replace() - Instead of using edit_update() to redraw the screen with edittop at the top, set edittop beforehand and call edit_refresh(). (DLR) do_gotoline() - Use parse_num() to interpret a line entered by the user, and start the search for a line from current instead of fileage. (DLR) do_gotopos(), find_node(), free_history() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) free_history() - Only include when DEBUG is defined. (David Benbennick) - utils.c: parse_num() - New function to parse numeric values, so that we don't have to duplicate code that calls strtol() all over the place. (David Benbennick) DLR: Renamed from parse_int() to parse_num() and converted to use ssize_t instead of int. nstrnicmp() - Remove code chacking for n's being less than 0 that will never be run, since n is a size_t and is hence unsigned. (David Benbennick) ngetdelim(), ngetline() - New functions equivalent to getdelim() and getline(), which are both GNU extensions. (DLR, adapted from GNU mailutils 0.5 with minor changes to better integrate with nano and increase efficiency) - winio.c: get_kbinput() - Since the only valid values for escapes are 0, 1, and 2, convert it to an int. (DLR) get_control_kbinput() - Fix erroneous debugging statement so that nano compiles with --enable-debug again. (Jon Oberheide) nanogetstr() - Tweak the code to update the edit window just before getting statusbar input for efficiency, and update bottomwin just before then too. (David Benbennick) - Don't delete the statusbar line on UnCut, since the current version of Pico doesn't. (DLR) do_cursorpos() - Add assert to check whether totsize is correct. (David Benbennick) line_len() - Rename to help_line_len() so as not to conflict with the line_len variable used elsewhere, and move inside the DISABLE_HELP #ifdef surrounding do_help() since it's only called in do_help(). (DLR) do_help() - Have help_line_len() properly return an int again, since its value can't be larger than COLS. (DLR) - Allow the user to exit the help browser via Ctrl-C as well as Ctrl-X, for consistency with the file browser. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Add AC_PROG_LN_S, so that we can portably create symlinks. (DLR) - Check for getdelim() and getline(), which are both GNU extensions. (DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Add sample regexes for patch files. (Mike Frysinger) - Various improvements to the "c-file" regexes. Add double, typedef, extern, union, unsigned, inline, and long to the green list. (Mike Frysinger) DLR: Also add signed, short, and enum to the green list. - nano.spec.in: - Tweak to include all files in %{_bindir} instead of just nano, so that the "rnano" symlink will be properly packaged. (DLR) GNU nano 1.3.3 - 2004.06.28 - General: - Minor comment cleanups. (DLR) - Convert more ints used as boolean values to use TRUE and FALSE. (David Benbennick) - Make sure the special control keys are handled the same way after the window is resized or we come out of suspend mode. Changes to do_cont() and handle_sigwinch(). (DLR) - Change some instances of ints that can never be negative to size_t's. (DLR) - Add better explanations for and in the "Terminal breakage" comments, and handle missing key #ifdefs inside the functions that use those keys. (DLR) - Add restricted mode, accessible via the -Z/--restricted command line option or by invoking nano with any name beginning with 'r' (e.g. "rnano"). In restricted mode, nano will not read or write to any file not specified on the command line, read any nanorc files, allow suspending, or allow a file to be appended to, prepended to, or saved under a different name if it already has one. (IO ERROR) DLR: Also disable backup files and spell checking (since the latter can leave a pre-spell-checked version of the file in a temporary directory), use tail() to get the program name so that the check for its beginning with 'r' will work when a path is specified, disable toggles that are only useful with options that are disabled in restricted mode, call nano_disabled_msg() when trying to read or spell check a file instead of leaving the shortcuts out of the main list, and instead of acting as though TEMP_OPT is enabled when exiting with a modified file (which caused problems if the filename was blank), only allow a filename to be modified at the writeout prompt if it's blank beforehand. Changes to do_writeout(), toggle_init(), shortcut_init(), die_save_file(), and nanogetstr(). - Call nano_disabled_msg() directly from the shortcut list instead of inside the disabled functions. (David Benbennick) - Clarifications to comments explaining exactly what control characters and escape sequences are supported. (DLR) - Disable "Where Is Next" in tiny mode. (DLR) - Added the ability to justify the entire file at once, which Pico has via ^W^J. Changes to backup_lines() and do_justify(); new functions do_justify_void() and do_full_justify(). (DLR) - Modify the justification algorithm to work the same way as in the current version of Pico, i.e. add a space at the end of each line of the justified paragraph except for the last one, and if there was a space at the end of the last one, remove it. Changes to justify_format() and do_justify(). Note that we can no longer reliably detect the first modified line in a paragraph, since a line unmodified by justify_format() may get a space tacked onto the end of it or removed from the end of it later. The entire original paragraph is now always backed up, and justify_format() no longer has a non-modifying mode, so it's now only called in backup_lines(). (DLR) - Wrap the long jump code in NANO_SMALL #ifdefs, since we only use it if we're resizing the window, which is disabled when NANO_SMALL is defined. (DLR) - Add smart home key option, accessible via -A/--smarthome on the command line, "set smarthome" in the rcfile, and the Meta-H toggle in the edit window. Smart home works as follows: When Home is pressed anywhere but at the very beginning of non-whitespace characters on a line, the cursor will jump to that beginning (either forwards or backwards). If the cursor is already at that position, it will jump to the true beginning of the line. This option is disabled in tiny mode. Changes to do_home(), nanogetstr(), etc. (DLR; suggested by Stephan T. Lavavej) - Minor tweaks to the punctuation in some statusbar messages. (DLR) - Overhaul the low-level input routines into main routines that actually get the input and state machines that interpret the input. This allows better handling of the input (e.g. ignored keys are now always ignored instead of just being ignored when there are no escapes prefixing them) and will make it easier to port to interfaces that don't have blocking input. New functions reset_kbinput(), get_translated_kbinput(), get_control_kbinput(), and get_untranslated_kbinput(); changes to do_verbatim_input(), handle_sigwinch(), get_kbinput(), get_ascii_kbinput(), get_escape_seq_kbinput(), and get_verbatim_kbinput(); removal of get_ignored_kbinput() and get_accepted_kbinput(). (DLR) - Overhaul all the movement functions in order to avoid redundant screen redraws (and regexec()s when color support is available) whenever possible during ordinary cursor movement when the text doesn't change. Do the same for moving in do_char(), do_delete(), do_next_word(), do_prev_word(), do_search(), do_research(), and do_replace_loop. Changes to do_first_line(), do_last_line(), do_home(), do_end(), do_page_up(), do_page_down(), do_up(), do_down(), do_left(), do_right(), do_delete(), do_backspace(), do_search(), do_research(), do_replace_loop(), do_find_bracket(), and edit_refresh(). New functions do_left_void(), do_right_void(), need_horizontal_update(), need_vertical_update(), edit_scroll(), and edit_redraw(). All of these functions but the first two require the previous versions of current and/or placewewant as parameters, so that they can redraw properly when the location has changed. Also rename the int refresh in do_delete() and do_backspace() to do_refresh so as not to conflict with refresh(). (DLR) - Add some comments better explaining what is disabled in restricted mode and why. (DLR) - Since KEEP_CUTBUFFER is only used in cut.c, make it a static variable in cut.c instead of a flag, and unset it in other files via the new function cutbuffer_reset(). (DLR) - Add the ability to change the characters used to display the beginning characters of tabs and spaces via the rcfile entry "whitespace". This is disabled if nanorc support is disabled or if we're in tiny mode. Displaying the new characters is toggled on and off by Meta-P; the default is on. (Mike Frysinger; minor changes and adaptations by DLR) - Add the ability to change the closing punctuation and closing brackets used to control justification, via the rcfile entries "punct" and "brackets". (DLR) - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Make the former flag same_line_wrap use TRUE and FALSE instead of 1 and 0. (DLR) - files.c: add_open_file() - Rearrange the NANO_SMALL #ifdef so that the code to set the MODIFIED flag in open_files->flags is included only once. (DLR) write_marked() - Call write_file() with nonamechange set to TRUE so that we don't erroneously change the current filename when writing a selection, and don't take a nonamechange parameter anymore since we don't use it. (DLR) do_writeout() - Refactor so that no recursion is needed if we try to exit with a modified file that has no name when TEMP_OPT is set. (DLR) - Add spaces to the ends of the "Overwrite" and "Different Name" prompts, for consistency. (DLR) do_browser() - Call check_statblank() instead of blanking the statusbar unconditionally, for consistency. (David Benbennick) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Don't assign any handler functions to the help browser keys, as the help browser handles them all internally. (David Benbennick) - move.c: do_first_line(), do_last_line() - Move these functions here from winio.c. (DLR) - nano.c: finish() - Call blank_statusbar() and blank_bottombars() to blank out the statusbar and shortcut list in bottomwin. (DLR) - Since all of the calls to finish() use 0 for the value of sigage, and the return value of finish() is never used, make it accept and return void. (David Benbennick) die_save_file() - Call write_file() with nonamechange set to TRUE since we don't need to change the current filename if we're writing emergency backup files. (DLR) do_early_abort() - Removed, as it's no longer called anywhere. (David Benbennick) usage() - Add missing "[dir]" and two missing _()'s around the strings describing the -E [dir]/--backupdir=[dir]" option. (CHAO Wei-Lun) open_pipe() - Call enable_signals() at the beginning and disable_signals() at the end, so that we get a SIGINT when Ctrl-C is pressed during wait() and can then call cancel_fork() properly. (DLR) do_delete(), do_enter() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) do_prev_word() - Switch the last test (current != NULL or not) around to match the order of the same test in do_next_word() (current == NULL). The results are the same either way. (DLR) do_wrap() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) do_spell() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) - Change the statusbar entries used in cases of failure so that they all display the actual error that occurred. (David Benbennick and DLR) do_int_speller(), do_alt_speller() - Make these functions return const char*'s instead of char*'s. (David Benbennick) justify_format() - Remove redundant assignment. (DLR) do_para_search() - Remove unneeded edit_update() calls. (David Benbennick) - Convert to use an enum to specify the search type: JUSTIFY, BEGIN, or END. (DLR) - Refactor to properly do searches for beginnings of paragraphs in the same way as searches for endings of paragraphs, without needing the old (and somewhat inaccurate) recursive approach. (DLR) do_justify() - Remove unneeded edit_update() calls, and add a few minor efficiency tweaks. (David Benbennick) - Simplify an if statement. (DLR) do_exit() - Refactor so that no recursion is needed if we try to exit with a modified file that has no name when TEMP_OPT is set. (DLR) print_numlock_warning() - Removed, as it's no longer needed and was never called anywhere after the input overhaul. (DLR) signal_init() - Don't use termios and _POSIX_VDISABLE to disable keys anymore, as there's no real equivalent of it when the latter isn't defined. (DLR) handle_sigwinch() - Call resetty() to get the original terminal settings back. (DLR) - Rework so that nano properly redraws the screen on systems that don't have resizeterm() and/or wresize(). In curses, we now leave and immediately reenter curses mode via endwin() and refresh(), and then reinitialize all windows via window_init(). In slang, the above routine will only work if the resize made the window smaller, so we now leave and immediately reenter screen management mode via SLsmg_reset_smg() and SLsmg_init_smg(), and then reinitialize all windows via window_init(). (DLR, adapted from code in Minimum Profit 3.3.0 and mutt 1.4.2.1, respectively) do_toggle() - Call blank_statusbar() and blank_bottombars() to blank out the statusbar and shortcut list in bottomwin. (DLR) do_verbatim_input() - If PRESERVE is set, disable flow control characters before getting input and reenable them after getting input. (DLR) disable_signals(), enable_signals(), disable_flow_control(), enable_flow_control() - New functions that allow more fine-grained control of the terminal: disabling and enabling signals without having to use _POSIX_VDISABLE and disabling and enabling flow control characters. (DLR) main() - Don't open the first file in quiet mode, since if we do, an error message won't be shown if it's unreadable. (DLR; found by Jaap Eldering) - If we've specified multiple files on the command line and multibuffer support is compiled in, turn multibuffer mode on when reading those files and turn it off afterward if it was off before. This allows us to open multiple files without having to turn multibuffer mode on at the command line or in the nanorc first, both of which are unintuitive. Multibuffer mode should only affect how the "Read File" command behaves anyway. (DLR) - Remove the disabling of implementation-defined input processing, as cbreak mode appears to turn it off anyway. (DLR) - After noecho(), call disable_signals() and disable_flow_control(), the latter only if PRESERVE is not set. (DLR) - Move the savetty() call down from just after initscr() to just after the terminal is properly set up, so that we can restore it easily after a resize. (DLR) - Add missing cast to char when calling do_char(). (DLR) - Don't initialize the backup directory if we're in restricted mode, since backups are disabled then. (DLR) - Check $SPELL for an alternative spell checker if we didn't get one from the command line and/or rcfile, as Pico does. Don't do this if we're in restricted mode, since spell checking is disabled then. (DLR) - Add some cleanups for greater readability, and remove a few bits of redundant code. (DLR and David Benbennick) - nano.h: - Since REGEXP_COMPILED is only used in search.c, convert it from a flag to a static int there. (DLR) - Add justbegend enum, used in do_para_search(). (DLR) - Add updown enum, used in edit_scroll(). (DLR) - proto.h: - Remove unused xpt() and add_marked_sameline() prototypes. (DLR) - Add missing #ifdefs around the nstristr() and get_mouseinput() prototypes. (DLR) - rcfile.c: - Move "rebinddelete" up in the list of options so that the list is in alphabetical order. (DLR) - Cosmetic reorganization of the order in which some options are interpreted. (DLR) - Explicitly check for rcopts[i].name's being "tabsize" to avoid a spurious error under some circumstances about tabsize's being 0 when there's no tabsize entry in the rcfile. (DLR) - search.c: regexp_init() - Overhaul for efficiency. Also check if regcomp() failed, and if so, display "Bad regex" message on the statusbar, so that we don't have to display it separately after every call to this function. (David Benbennick) search_init() - Only check whether USE_REGEXP is set, and hence whether or not to display "[Regexp]" on the search prompt, if HAVE_REGEX_H is defined. (DLR) not_found_msg() - Convert to properly handle strings generated by display_string() that have been used in the search prompt since 1.3.0. (David Benbennick) - Use display_string() directly to display the text that we didn't find instead of relying on statusbar() to do it indirectly, since the latter won't display its text with the user-specified whitespace characters and the former will. (DLR) - utils.c: is_blank_char() - New function used as an isblank() equivalent, since isblank() is a GNU extension. (DLR) nstricmp(), nstrnicmp() - Add extra blank lines for greater readability, and remove unneeded test for n's being less than zero (since it's already been tested for being greater than zero or equal to zero at that point) from nstrnicmp(). (DLR) stristr() - Rename to nstristr() to avoid a potential conflict with an existing stristr() function, and move up to just after nstrnicmp(). (DLR) David Benbennick: Tweak for efficiency. - Include and use only when strcasestr() is unavailable, since strcasestr() is a GNU extension. (DLR) nstrnlen() - New function used as a strnlen() equivalent, since strnlen() is a GNU extension. (DLR) - winio.c: get_verbatim_kbinput() - Refactor the output in the DEBUG #ifdef. It didn't work properly ever since this function was changed to use an int* instead of a char*. (DLR) - When reading characters from input, properly reallocate verbatim_kbinput via (int*)nrealloc() instead of an uncast realloc(). (DLR) get_accepted_kbinput() - Add proper support for the keypad values and escape sequences generated by the NumLock glitch and by certain keys on the numeric keypad. (DLR) - Add an extra break and move an #endif down to fix a potential problem when NANO_SMALL is defined or KEY_RESIZE isn't, and when PDCURSES isn't defined. (DLR) get_escape_seq_kbinput() - Add proper support for the keypad values and escape sequences generated by the NumLock glitch. (DLR) - Add ignore_seq parameter. If a sequence is recognized but ignored, we will now return ERR and set ignore_seq to TRUE, and if a sequence is unrecognized, we will now return ERR and set ignore_seq to FALSE. Also, here and elsewhere, don't bother assigning ERR to retval when that's its initial value. (DLR) - Fix problem where the escape sequence for F3 on the FreeBSD console would not be interpreted properly. (DLR) get_mouseinput() - Don't ungetch() anything if there's no control key and no meta key defined in the shortcut we clicked. (DLR) bottombars() - Don't display any more than MAIN_VISIBLE shortcuts. Adding justification of the entire file above made the search shortcut list longer than this and hence made the shortcuts in it so short as to be almost incomprehensible. (DLR) - Tweak for efficiency and to better handle shorter screen widths. (David Benbennick) - Restructure the if block used for the sentinel key values, dynamically allocate keystr based on the number of columns available, and make sure we can display shortcuts even when the number of available columns is too short for any complete one. (DLR) onekey() - Don't bother padding the displayed shortcuts with spaces. (David Benbennick) - Convert len to a size_t. (DLR) edit_add() - Minor cosmetic reformatting. Also remove unused int searched_later_lines. (DLR) blank_bottomwin() - Removed, as it does the same thing as blank_bottombars(). (David Benbennick) blank_titlebar() - New function used to blank the titlebar in topwin. (DLR) blank_statusbar_refresh() - Removed, as it's now unnecessary. (David Benbennick) titlebar() - Overhaul to use display_string() to display the filename, and to better handle shorter screen widths. Also remove now-unneeded wrefresh(topwin) calls. (David Benbennick) DLR: Tweak to reserve enough space for "Modified", plus padding, in all cases, to make sure that the version message takes up no more more than 1/3 of the available width, minus padding, and to include a reset_cursor() call so that the cursor is always in the right place. bottombars() - Call blank_bottombars() instead of blank_bottomwin(). (David Benbennick) check_statblank() - Overhaul for efficiency, (David Benbennick) DLR: Add reset_cursor() call to ensure that the cursor is always in the right place. update_cursor() - Removed, as it's no longer called anywhere. (David Benbennick) edit_refresh() - Remove apparently unneeded leaveok() calls. (David Benbennick) edit_refresh_clearok(), center_cursor() - Removed, as they are now unnecessary. (David Benbennick) statusq() - Don't allow "Full Justify" when in view mode. (DLR) statusbar() - Call reset_cursor() just before refreshing the edit window, so that slang and other non-ncurses versions of curses will properly place the cursor back in the edit window instead of leaving it at the end of the statusbar. (DLR) do_help() - Overhaul for efficiency, and allow scrolling through the help via the arrow keys as well as the paging keys. (David Benbennick) DLR: Revert the use of the return value of curs_set() to restore the previous state of the cursor, as some curses implementations (including slang) get it wrong, and explicitly turn the cursor off where needed instead. do_credits() - Use napms() instead of nanosleep(), as it does the same thing (aside from taking an argument in milliseconds instead of microseconds) and curses includes it. (DLR) - Overhaul for efficiency, and make sure the xlcredits translations are done after initialization in order to avoid an error when compiling with -pedantic. (David Benbennick) do_yesno() - Add a comment to encourage translators to use both native and English shortcuts, if possible. (Jordi) - configure.ac: - Add tests for isblank(), strcasestr(), and strnlen(), and define _GNU_SOURCE so that the tests work properly. Increase the minimum required autoconf version to 2.54. (DLR) - Reformat the test programs so that they aren't packed into fewer lines than usual, so as to make them easier to read, and remove unnecessary inclusion of stdio.h in the slang test programs. (DLR) - Remove the checks for resizeterm() and wresize(), as they're no longer needed. (DLR) - config.rpath: - Replace usage of egrep with grep -E, avoiding a XSI:ism (David Weinehall) - faq.html: - Removed question about the NumLock glitch, as it's no longer needed. (DLR) - nano.1: - Document restricted mode. (IO ERROR) DLR: Add minor modifications to account for the above changes. - Document the smart home key option. (DLR) - Document the use of the SPELL environment variable. (DLR) - nanorc.5: - Document the smart home key option. (DLR) - Document the whitespace option. (DLR, adapted from documentation by Mike Frysinger) - Document the punct and brackets options. (DLR) - nano.texi: - Fix toggle inaccuracies: Meta-L now toggles line wrapping, and Meta-< and Meta-> aren't toggles. (DLR) - Document restricted mode. (IO ERROR) DLR: Add minor modifications to account for the above changes. - Fix version number inaccuracies: Search/replace history and sorting/uniqueness filtering for the internal spell checker were added in nano 1.1.99pre1. (DLR) - Document the smart home key option. (DLR) - Document the use of the SPELL environment variable. (DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Add missing mouse entry, and update the nanorc sample regexes to account for the backupdir and mouse options. (DLR) - Add smarthome description. (DLR) - Document the whitespace option. (DLR, adapted from documentation by Mike Frysinger) - README.CVS: - Increase the minimum required autoconf version to 2.54, and change the recommended automake version 1.7 to the minimum required automake version. Note that autoconf 2.54 will technically also work with automake 1.6c, but that is a CVS version as opposed to a stable release version, and automake 1.7 requires at least autoconf 2.54 in any case. (DLR) - TODO: - Added entry for justifying the entire file at once, since Pico can do it, and with "[DONE]" since it's already been implemented. (DLR) GNU nano 1.3.2 - 2004.03.31 - General: - Change instances in the code that refresh the entire edit window when color support is enabled (in order to properly handle multi-line color regexes) to only do so when it's necessary, i.e. when COLOR_SYNTAX is set. (DLR) - Minor cosmetic tweaks to the code involving direction keys. NANO_UP_KEY and NANO_DOWN_KEY are now NANO_PREVLINE_KEY and NANO_NEXTLINE_KEY, and the help messages for them have been changed accordingly. Also remove extraneous references to NANO_DOWN_KEY in the search history shortcut entries. (DLR) - Add NANO_UNJUSTIFY_FKEY (the same as NANO_UNCUT_FKEY) to the shortcut list, and tweak the unjustify routine to use it. Also add NANO_FIRSTLINE_FKEY and NANO_LASTLINE_FKEY, and tweak the statusbar input routines to handle them and NANO_HELP_FKEY properly. (DLR) - Block SIGWINCH after setting up its handler, and only unblock and handle it when we're in a stable state, i.e. when we're waiting for input from the user. New function allow_pending_sigwinch(); changes to signal_init(), get_kbinput(), and get_verbatim_kbinput(). (DLR) - Decouple the paragraph searching code and the justifying code. Removed function do_para_operation(); new function do_para_search(); changes to do_justify(). (DLR) - Add -E/--backupdir option. When used with -B/--backup, backup files will be saved in the specified directory with their canonical pathnames encoded in their names (all '/'s replaced with '!'s). Changes to write_file(). (Martin Ehmsen) DLR: Add function init_backup_dir() to handle relative paths correctly, use get_full_path() to get the canonical pathname, and use tail() to get the filename if get_full_path() fails. - Port to the Tandem NonStop Kernel (nsr-tandem-nsk). (Tom Bates; minor tweaks by DLR) - Change some instances of boolean 0 and 1 to TRUE and FALSE. (David Benbennick) - Fix memory corruption problem occurring when answer is used as the value of def; if the realloc() of answer leads to its pointing to a different memory block, there will be a segfault when the value of def is copied into it via strcpy(). (bort@alltel.net, Christian Weisgerber, David Benbennick, and DLR) - Remove the last editbot references, to avoid any potential segfaults related to them. Also remove fix_editbot(), as it's no longer needed. (David Benbennick) - Rename several variables to make their use clearer and to avoid conflicts. (DLR) - Set the input mode before turning the keypad on. (DLR) - cut.c: add_to_cutbuffer() - Add parameter allow_concat to determine whether we're allowed to concatenate strings in the cutbuffer. (DLR) - files.c: do_insertfile() - Wrap one reference to NANO_EXTCMD_KEY in a NANO_SMALL #ifdef. (DLR) - Save the already-typed answer when switching from "Insert File" to "Execute Command" mode via Ctrl-X, just in case we started typing a command before switching. (DLR) add_open_files() - Make the saving of marked status in open_files->file_flags work properly again; a tweak to the ISSET() macro in 1.3.0 to make it only return 0 or 1 broke it. (DLR) write_marked() - New function used to write the current marked selection to a file, split out from do_writeout(). (DLR) do_writeout() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) DLR: Modify to have the current answer preserved between toggles again. filestat() - Removed, as it is only called in one place and is redundant. (DLR) do_browser() - Replace the filestat() call with an equivalent stat() call. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Only allow verbatim input when we're not in view mode. (DLR) - Set the associated function for unjustify to 0 instead of do_uncut_text(), since it's currently unused. (DLR) - nano.c: usage() - Clarify the description for -T/--tabsize a bit. (DLR) do_verbatim_input() - Remove the now-unneeded code to disable XON, XOFF, and suspend, since we now go into raw mode in get_verbatim_kbinput() and bypass them. (DLR) do_next_word() - Simplify and remove references to editbot so as to avoid a segfault. (David Benbennick) do_prev_word() - Simplify and remove references to edittop. (David Benbennick) do_int_speller(), do_alt_speller(), do_spell() - Modify to write only the current selection from a file to the temporary file used for spell checking when the mark is on, and add a few miscellaneous cosmetic cleanups. (DLR) do_int_spell_fix() - Store the value of current_x in a size_t instead of an int, and add a few minor efficiency tweaks. (David Benbennick) - Remove comment explaining why findnextstr() is called with bracket_mode set to TRUE even though we aren't doing a bracket search, since after the above efficiency tweaks, it's now more accurately called can_display_wrap. (DLR) indent_length() - Remove unneeded #ifdef. (David Benbennick) do_justify() - Remove references to the now-unneeded JUSTIFY_MODE flag. (DLR) signal_init() - Trap SIGQUIT in addition to turning it off via termios in main(). This is consistent with SIGINT, which we trap here and turn off via termios in main(), as well as with the associated comment. (DLR) handle_sigwinch() - Set keypad() to TRUE and switch to cbreak mode just before calling siglongjmp(), in case we resized during verbatim input. (DLR) main() - Move the call to raw() on systems that don't define _POSIX_VDISABLE outside the main input/output loop, as it doesn't need to be called every time through the loop. Call it instead of cbreak() on such systems, as it overrides cbreak() anyway. (DLR) - Add more descriptive comments explaining the termios and curses setup routines, and turn the keypad on before setting the input mode. (DLR) - Remove stray HAVE_GETOPT_LONG #ifdefs. (DLR) - Don't call keypad() before initializing the windows it needs via window_init(). (DLR) - nano.h: - Move the NANO_H include guard up before the first #include. (DLR) - Remove the now-unneeded JUSTIFY_MODE flag. (DLR) - search.c: regexp_cleanup() - Only do anything if REGEXP_COMPILED is set. (David Benbennick) search_abort() - Only test if the mark is set when NANO_SMALL isn't defined. (David Benbennick) search_init() - Add some more comments and comment tweaks, don't indicate that the search has been canceled when we enter a blank string in replace mode, only call regexp_init() when USE_REGEXP is set, and return -1 instead of -3 since a canceled search and a canceled replace should be mostly equivalent. (David Benbennick) DLR: Tweak to use the old behavior if we try to search for invalid regexes. findnextstr() - Refactor to use a loop invariant, and tweak for greater efficiency and simplicity. Also modify so that all searches start one character after (or before, if we're doing a backwards search) the current one, as opposed to all searches except for regex searches for "^" and the like, for consistency with other searches. (David Benbennick) do_search() - Handle search_init()'s no longer returning -3 above. (David Benbennick) - Port the code from do_replace_loop() to skip the current line if we're searching for a regex with "^" and/or "$" in it and end up on the same line to this function. This fixes a problem where doing a forward search for "^" on a file with more than one line would erroneously stop at the magicline and indicate that that was the only occurrence. (DLR) do_research() - Port David Benbennick's efficiency tweaks and the aforementioned code ported from do_replace_loop() to this function. (DLR) replace_regexp() - Completely refactor for increased efficiency. (David Benbennick) replace_line() - Use a char* parameter for the replacement string instead of last_search, and add minor efficiency tweaks. (David Benbennick) do_replace_loop() - Fix segfault when doing a regex replace of a string that matches inside a line (e.g. replace the "b" in "abc" with anything). (David Benbennick) - If the mark is on at the beginning of the function, turn it off and turn it back on just before returning. Also overhaul to rely on the return value of findnextstr() instead of a loop invariant, to not need to take an int* parameter, and store the beginning x-coordinate in a size_t instead of an int. (David Benbennick) do_replace() - Handle search_init()'s no longer returning -3 above, and add efficiency tweaks. (David Benbennick) DLR: Tweak to follow the old behavior of adding non-blank strings entered at the "Replace: " prompt to the search history. (DLR) do_gotoline() - Simplify the edit_update() call depending on the value of save_pos. (David Benbennick) do_bracket() - Add efficiency tweaks. (David Benbennick) DLR: Remove reliance on the hardcoded bracket string length; instead, only require that the bracket string length be even. - utils.c: regexec_safe() - Wrap in HAVE_REGEX_H #ifdefs. (DLR) regexp_bol_or_eol() - New function used to check if a regex contains "^" and/or "$", assuming that the regex would be found if the REG_NOT(BOL|EOL) flags aren't used in the regexec() call; it replaces the direct regexec()s used before. (DLR) strstrwrapper() - Refactor for increased efficiency, and eliminate the need for the line_pos parameter. (David Benbennick) mallocstrcpy() - Tweak so that when src is "", "" is allocated and returned instead of NULL. (David Benbennick) - winio.c: get_verbatim_kbinput() - Set keypad() to FALSE and switch to raw mode while reading input, and set it back to TRUE and go back into cbreak mode mode afterwards. (Note that if _POSIX_VDISABLE isn't defined, we don't need to change to or from raw mode since we're already in it exclusively.) This ensures that we don't end up reading in extended keypad values that are outside the ASCII range or having to deal with interrupt-generating key values. Also, with keypad() set to TRUE, xterm generates KEY_BACKSPACE when the user hits Ctrl-H, which, when cut down to ASCII range, ends up being Ctrl-G, which can be confusing. (DLR) - For consistency with get_kbinput(), use an int* to store and return the input instead of a char*, and tweak the functions that call it to handle this. (DLR) get_accepted_kbinput() - Don't use "kbinput = wgetch(win)" as a switch value. (DLR) get_escape_seq_kbinput() - Add support for the escape sequences for F1-F14 whenever possible (i.e. whenever a conflict doesn't occur), some additional comments, and a few cosmetic cleanups. (DLR) - Use switch statements instead of strncmp() to read in the long xterm sequences for Ctrl-[arrow key] and Shift-[arrow key]. (DLR) get_escape_seq_abcd() - A resurrected version of the old abcd() function, readded in order to simplify get_escape_seq_kbinput(). (DLR) get_mouseinput() - Interpret shortcut key values slightly more stringently when ungetch()ing them. (DLR) strlenpt() - Properly cast the second parameter of the strnlenpt() call to size_t. (DLR) get_page_start() - For consistency, tweak so that scrolling always occurs when we try to move onto the "$" at the end of the line, as opposed to (a) when we move onto the "$" at the end of the line on the first page and (b) when we move onto the character just before the "$" on subsequent pages. (DLR) reset_cursor() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) edit_refresh() - Tweak for efficiency. (David Benbennick) statusq() - Rename "tabs" to "allowtabs". (David Benbennick) do_credits() - Use nanosleep() instead of usleep(). The latter is only standard under BSD, whereas the former is POSIX compliant. Accordingly, only include time.h if we use this function, i.e. if NANO_EXTRA is defined. (DLR) - Add explanatory comment. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Change instances of "int main ()" to "int main(void)". (DLR) - faq.html: - Fixed inaccuracy: multibuffer mode was first in nano 1.1.0, not 1.1.12. (DLR) - nano.1, nanorc.5, nano.texi - Clarify the description for -T/--tabsize a bit. (DLR) - Add -E/--backupdir description. (Martin Ehmsen; minor cosmetic fixes by DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Add backupdir description. (Martin Ehmsen; minor cosmetic fixes by DLR) - README: - Reformat to 72 characters per line, fix wording in one spot, and fix spacing and capitalization in several spots. (DLR) - NEWS: - Capitalization fix. (DLR) - TODO: - Clarify the paragraph searching item, and add item for filename searches in the file browser. (DLR) GNU nano 1.3.1 - 2004.01.09 - General: - Minor overhaul and abstraction of the lowest level of mouse input, mostly adapted from the code in do_mouse() that handles clicking on the shortcut list. New function do_mouseinput(); changes to do_mouse(). (DLR) David Benbennick: Add a few efficiency/extensibility tweaks. - Modify the shortcut structure so that instead of having two miscellaneous key values (misc1 and misc2), there is one key value reserved for function keys (func_key) and one miscellaneous key value (misc), and tweak the shortcut-handling code to deal with this. These changes allow NANO_OPEN(PREV|NEXT)_ALTKEY to work properly when added to the shortcut entries for NANO_OPEN(PREV|NEXT)_KEY. Also remove the values in the shortcut list and elsewhere that were made redundant by the low-level input overhaul, use toupper() instead of subtracting 32 from values for greater code readability, and eliminate use of adding 32 to values when testing for toggles, as get_kbinput_accepted() converts toggle values to lowercase before returning them. (DLR) - Remove the workarounds for missing KEY_UP and KEY_DOWN, as they appear to be holdovers of the old way of denoting the search history shortcuts; if they aren't defined, KEY_LEFT and KEY_RIGHT probably shouldn't work either, and all four appear to be standard keys in termcap/terminfo in any case. Add new special sentinel key values NANO_NO_KEY (for no shortcut key) and NANO_HISTORY_KEY (for search history keys, both Up and Down), modify the shortcut list to use them, and modify the shortcut display routines to handle them. Also modify the shortcut list code to not treat non-control character values of val as Meta-sequences, and fix dependencies on that behavior. Also rename several variables: "alt" -> "meta", "altval" -> "metaval". (DLR) - Hook up the verbatim input functions so that verbatim input can be used in the edit window. New function do_verbatim_input(); changes to do_char(). (DLR) Additional minor tweaks to do_char() by David Benbennick. - Clarify the description of the --rebinddelete option. (DLR) - Miscellaneous comment tweaks, and copyright year updates in the comments and in do_credits(). (DLR) - cut.c: - Overhaul to increase efficiency and add various cleanups. Changes to add_to_cutbuffer(), cut_marked_segment(), and do_uncut_text(). (David Benbennick) - files.c: check_operating_dir() - Add an assert to ensure that full_operatingdir isn't NULL, a fix for reporting nonexistent (incomplete) directory names as being outside the operating directory when tab completion is being used, and cosmetic cleanups. (David Benbennick) copy_file() - New function used to create a copy of a file, split out from do_writeout(). (David Benbennick) write_file() - Completely overhauled to properly ignore appending/prepending to symlinks when NOFOLLOW_SYMLINKS is defined, to properly support writing a selection to a file under the changed cutting code, to have more concise error messages, to add various cleanups, and so on. (David Benbennick) do_writeout() - Prompt the user if we're trying to save an existing file (and not just a selection of it) under a different name. (DLR; suggested by Jean-Philippe Guérard) - Overhaul the code used to write a selection of a file to temporarily set fileage and filebot to the top and bottom of the selection and then call write_file(), instead of following the old hackish behavior with cut_marked_segment() (which won't work after the cutting code changes anyway). (David Benbennick) DLR: Tweak to not add an extra blank line to the end of the written selection if the cursor is at the beginning of the last line of the selection. open_prevfile(), open_nextfile() - For consistency with the rest of the multibuffer code, change "No more open files" to "No more open file buffers". (DLR) do_browser() - Allow '?' to open the help browser, and readd the ability of 'G'/'g' to open the "Go to Directory" prompt (which was erroneously removed before), for compatibility with Pico. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Allow WHEREIS_NEXT_KEY to be used in view mode. (DLR) - nano.c: do_int_spell_fix() - Add comment explaining why findnextstr() is called with bracket_mode set to TRUE even though we aren't doing a bracket search. (DLR) do_para_operation() - Convert to use the new low-level input functions. (DLR) main() - Remove unused variable option_index. (DLR) - Fix omission of NANO_NO_KEY in the shortcut list scanning code. (DLR) - Remove now-unnecessary initialization of kbinput. (DLR) - nano.h: - Comment additions and cosmetic tweaks. (DLR) - search.c: findnextstr(), do_replace_loop() - Fix potential infinite loops and other misbehavior when doing beginning-of-line or end-of-line regex replacements ("^", "$", and "^$"). Add a no_sameline parameter to findnextstr(), and set it in the calls in do_replace_loop() when such regexes are found, so that such regexes are only found once per line. Also change length_change from a long to an int; size_t is unsuitable due to its being unsigned. (DLR; found by Mike Frysinger and DLR) David Benbennick: Add a few minor cleanups to do_replace_loop(). - winio.c: get_kbinput(), get_accepted_kbinput() - Don't pass in the value of the REBIND_DELETE flag anymore. Instead, handle it directly inside the functions. (DLR) get_accepted_kbinput() - Translate Ctrl-8 into NANO_DELETE_KEY (or NANO_BACKSPACE_KEY if REBIND_DELETE is set), since it apparently is generated sometimes even when keypad() is TRUE. (DLR) - Translate KEY_SLEFT into NANO_BACK_KEY and KEY_SRIGHT into NANO_FORWARD_KEY, since they are sometimes generated by Shift-Left and Shift-Right. (DLR) get_ascii_kbinput() - Tweak to make it slightly more readable. (DLR) get_verbatim_kbinput() - Modify to take an extra parameter indicating if we should interpret ASCII codes or not. (DLR) get_escape_seq_kbinput() - Expand to deal with more broken terminals that don't generate keypad values. Support the escape sequences for Insert, Delete, Home, End, PageUp, and PageDown, [arrow key], Ctrl-[arrow key], and Shift-[arrow key] when needed in the Linux console, the FreeBSD console, the Hurd console, xterm, rxvt, and Eterm. Also, use get_verbatim_kbinput(), with ASCII interpretation disabled, to read in the sequences. (DLR) get_skip_tilde_kbinput() - Removed, as it is unneeded due to the expansion of get_escape_seq_kbinput(). (DLR) get_mouseinput() - Modify to take an extra parameter indicating if we should ungetch() the key equivalents of shortcuts we click on or not. (DLR) nanogetstr() - Properly interpret the Meta key value in misc if we hit it at the statusbar prompt. (DLR) do_yesno() - Add a few efficiency/extensibility tweaks. (David Benbennick) - Convert to use the new low-level input functions, and remove two last hardcoded widths left after the above tweaks. (DLR) do_replace_highlight() - Display a highlighted space if the word length is zero, so that we can see zero-length regexes we're replacing. (DLR; suggested by Mike Frysinger) - configure.ac: - Check for glib 2.x and then 1.2.x if we need glib. (DLR) - faq.html: - Add question explaining how verbatim input works, as well as a few minor fixes. (DLR) - nano.1, nanorc.5: - Add nano version numbers (minus any "-cvs" suffixes). (DLR) - nano.spec.in: - Update for the 1.3 branch of nano. (DLR) - NEWS: - Reformat so all lines are limited to 72 columns, add a few typo fixes, and make a few minor cosmetic cleanups. (DLR) - THANKS: - Add Danilo Segan, for the Serbian translation. GNU nano 1.3.0 - 2003.10.22 - General: - Complete overhaul and abstraction of the lowest level of keyboard input, mostly rewritten but incorporating a few bits from the old functions and adding support for Pico's Esc Esc [three-digit decimal ASCII code] input method. New functions get_kbinput(), get_verbatim_kbinput(), get_ignored_kbinput(), get_accepted_kbinput(), get_ascii_kbinput(), get_escape_seq_kbinput(), and get_skip_tilde_kbinput(). These should work properly on FreeBSD (due to code and input provided by Lee Nelson and Wouter van Hemel, respectively). (DLR) - The -K/--keypad command line/rcfile option has been removed, and keypad() is now always TRUE. keypad_on() in winio.c and the check for _use_keypad in configure.ac have both been removed. (DLR) - The -d/--rebinddelete command line/rcfile option, equivalent to Pico's -d, has been added. It is intended to work around the problem with Backspace/Delete confusion on some terminals, notably FreeBSD; if your Backspace key acts like Delete, this option will fix that. (DLR) - Remove unneeded breaks at the ends of default: clauses. (DLR) - Add the ability to repeat the last search without prompting via Meta-W, and move the line wrapping toggle to Meta-L. New function do_research(). (Wouter van Hemel) - Added the ability to move to the beginning or end of the paragraph, which Pico has via ^W^W (previous paragraph) and ^W^O (next paragraph). Changes to do_justify(); new functions do_para_operation(), do_para_begin(), and do_para_end(). Note that the last three functions are disabled if justification is disabled. (DLR) - Make sure the "historylog" option isn't included at all if NANO_SMALL is defined. (DLR) - Source reorganization: move code to src/, docs to doc/. (Jordi) - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Since SAMELINEWRAP is only used in nano.c, make it a static variable in nano.c instead of a flag, and surround all wrap_reset() calls with DISABLE_WRAPPING #ifdefs. (DLR) - Change enum "topmidbotnone" to "topmidnone", as there's no BOTTOM option anymore. (DLR) - Split out the string-displaying routine from update_line() into a separate function; convert the edit window, statusbar display, and statusbar prompt to use it, so that they can all properly display control characters and tabs; free and NULL the backup search string in one place in the search code instead of several; and do some other minor refactoring of related display functions to simplify them. New functions mark_order() and display_string(); new macro charmove(); changes to actual_x(), strnlenpt(), blank_bottombars(), blank_edit(), get_page_start(), edit_add(), update_line(), statusbar(), and do_replace_highlight(). (David Benbennick) DLR: Add minor cosmetic tweaks, add missing NANO_SMALL #ifdef around the text for a backwards search in the refactored code, and enclose dump_buffer() and dump_buffer_reverse() in one ENABLE_DEBUG #ifdef instead of two. - Convert memmove() function calls to charmove() macro calls, as the former all work on char*'s. (DLR) - Miscellaneous #define cleanups: only include the prototype for and definition of wrap_at if wrapping and/or justification are enabled, remove duplicate wrap_at prototype, and define DISABLE_MOUSE if NCURSES_MOUSE_VERSION isn't defined in nano.h instead of all over the code. (DLR) - Autogenerate the html versions of the manpages in the Makefile.am's in doc/man/, make sure that they're properly installed via "make dist", and make sure that "make distcheck" works too. Also be sure to set EXTRA_DIST properly. (Jordi, DLR and Jeff Bailey) - files.c: read_file() - After we've read in a file and possibly converted it from DOS/Mac format, set fileformat back to 0 to prevent erroneous conversion messages when we read other files in. (DLR) do_browser() - Some of the Pico compatibility options in the file browser that don't work properly for current Pico have been removed. Backspace, 'g', 'l', 'q', and 'u' are invalid. 'd' deletes the highlighted file, and 'r' renames the highlighted file; neither of these are implemented. (DLR) - global.c: toggle_init() - Change the message for the line wrapping toggle from "Auto wrap" to "Auto line wrap", to more clearly associate it with Meta-L. (DLR) shortcut_init() - Change multibuffer-enabled references to opening/closing/toggling the previous/next loaded file to toggling/switching to/closing the previous/next file buffer, for consistency with other references. (DLR) - nano.c: window_init() - Set keypad() to TRUE regardless of whether PDCurses is being used, as Meta-X apparently turns it off even under ncurses. (DLR) do_backspace() - Vastly simplify, and remove dependency on page_up(). (David Benbennick) help_init() - Document the support for Esc Esc [character]'s being interpreted as Ctrl-[character], and the support for Pico's Esc Esc [three-digit decimal ASCII code] input method. (DLR) do_mark() - Toggle MARK_ISSET at the beginning of the function instead of setting it in one place and unsetting it in another place. (David Benbennick) do_suspend() - Use handle_hupterm() to handle SIGHUP and SIGTERM so we can properly deal with them while nano is suspended. (DLR; problem found by David Benbennick) abcd() - Removed, as it's unneeded due to the low-level input overhaul. (DLR) - nano.h: - Define KEY_RESIZE and KEY_SUSPEND as -1 when slang is used, as slang has no equivalent of either. When nano is compiled with slang support, resizing the window doesn't generate KEY_RESIZE, and pressing Ctrl-Z to suspend nano at the Linux console with keypad(TRUE) generates Ctrl-Z instead of KEY_SUSPEND, both unlike ncurses. (DLR) - Define KEY_RESIZE as -1 if it isn't defined, as it isn't in the curses library included with SunOS 5.7-5.9. Also define KEY_SUSPEND as -1 if it isn't defined, in case it isn't in more than just Slang. (DLR) - Define all potentially missing keys as different negative values (ERR is -1, so use -2, -3, etc.) so as to avoid having duplicate case values when keys are missing. (DLR) - move.c: - Remove unneeded inclusion of stdio.h, make various cleanups, and preserve the cursor's coordinates when paging up and down. (David Benbennick) DLR: Readd the ability to behave the old way while paging, make it so the new behavior is only used in smooth-scrolling mode, and modify page_down() to always go down a full page (even when there's less than one page of text left) for consistency. page_up() - Removed due to rewrite of movement functions. (David Benbennick) - proto.h: - Surround the do_prev_word() and do_next_word() prototypes with NANO_SMALL #ifdefs, since the actual functions aren't included in tiny mode. (DLR) - rcfile.c: parse_colors() - Generate an error if we try to use a bright background color in a nanorc file. (DLR; found by Brand Huntsman) - Make sure all rcfile error messages are capitalized, for consistency. (DLR) - winio.c: get_verbatim_kbinput() - Fix a silly memory corruption bug that would occur when trying to read a sequence of more than one key verbatim. (DLR) get_accepted_kbinput() Handle Ctrl-{ to Ctrl-~ correctly, and drop support for converting Esc ` to Esc Space, since making Meta-[key] correspond to Ctrl-[key] in all cases is inconsistent due to the different natures of Contol and Meta key sequences. (DLR) do_first_line() - Call edit_update() with TOP instead of CENTER; both do the same thing, but it works faster with TOP. (DLR) nanogetstr() - Don't let the user type in ASCII 127 at the statusbar prompt. (DLR) titlebar() - Fix problem with the available space for a filename on the titlebar's being short by one. (DLR) edit_add() - Fix problems with the marking highlight's being drawn improperly in some cases. (DLR) edit_update() - Tweak for efficiency and remove the fix_editbot() call. (David Benbennick) do_credits() - Update the copyright years to "1999-2003", to match those given in the rest of the code. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Change instances of "GNU Nano" to "GNU nano" for consistency. (DLR) - nano.1, nanorc.5, nano.texi: - Change all instances of $SYSCONFDIR to SYSCONFDIR, since SYSCONFDIR is set at compile time and can't be overridden by setting SYSCONFDIR in the environment. (David Benbennick) - Remove -K/--keypad, and document -d/--rebinddelete. (DLR) - Document the support for Esc Esc [character]'s being interpreted as Ctrl-[character], and the support for Pico's Esc Esc [three-digit decimal ASCII code] input method, if applicable. (DLR) - French translation by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - nano.1.html, nanorc.5.html: - Regenerated. (DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Remove duplicate "historylog" entry, remove "keypad" entry, and add "rebinddelete" entry. (DLR) - Update and add comments to the regexes for nanorc files. (Brand Huntsman) - Fix an attempt at a bright background color in the sample Java source regexes. (DLR) - Since tabs are shown as groups of spaces, they are interpreted as such when parsed by color regexes. Accordingly, simplify regexes that handle both spaces and tabs to just handle spaces, as the results are the same. (DLR) - AUTHORS: - Updated to show 1.2/1.3 maintainers. - 1.3 tree forks here GNU nano 1.2.2 - 2003.08.11 - General: - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Change uncast nrealloc()s assigned to char pointers/arrays to charealloc()s, and cast all other nrealloc()s and all nmalloc()s. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Remove gettext marks from all debug messages. Good for developers, better for translators. (Jordi) - Add translator comments on strings that should be short, like in status bar strings, etc. (Jordi) - utils.c: align() - Tweak to avoid a potential problem when strp is non-NULL but *strp is NULL. (David Benbennick) nstricmp(), nstrnicmp() - Add these functions, equivalent to strcasecmp() and strncasecmp(), and convert nano to use them when strcasecmp() and/or strncasecmp() are unavailable. (DLR) - winio.c: do_help() - Get rid of keypad_on() call for bottomwin, which should not be needed (DLR). nanogetstr() - Fix problem with search history where a temporary string added at the bottom of the history (but which was not in the history) would not be preserved after scrolling down to the blank bottom entry and then scrolling back up. (DLR) - Fix problem where pressing down,up,down does not blank the search prompt but keeps the previous search (DLR). - Handle Alt-[-F and H (DLR, fixed home and end not working with -K in statusbar). - configure.ac: - Change the program used to detect a broken regexec() function so that it works properly, using information found at http://sources.redhat.com/ml/libc-hacker/2001-06/msg00015.html. (DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Revised comment explaining the non-escaping of quotes to cover non-escaping of all shell-interpreted characters. (DLR) - Fixes to the descriptions and examples in the comments, and changes to some default values. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Add regexes for Perl syntax. (Richard Smith, tweaked for greater efficiency by David Benbennick) - Add regexes for Java source syntax. (David Benbennick) Regex for C++-style comments (colored the same way as C-style comments) added by DLR. - THANKS: - Added Laurentiu Buzdugan, for Romanian. - Added Geir Helland, for Norwegian BokmÃ¥l. - TODO: - Move the items for nano 1.2 to the "Old Requests" section, and mark color syntax highlighting as done. (David Benbennick) - faq.html: - Added question about nano's not showing color when it's compiled with color support. (DLR; suggested by Jordi) - nano.1, nanorc.5: - Formatting improvements by Jean-Philippe Guérard. - Minor fixes by DLR. - nano.1.html, nanorc.5.html: - Regenerated from nano.1 and nanorc.5. (DLR) GNU nano 1.2.1 - 2003.04.19 - General: - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Work around broken regexec() on some systems that segfaults when passed an empty string. This is known to be in glibc 2.2.3. New function regexec_safe(). (David Benbennick) - Fix various bugs with search string history logging: don't print a broken error message and freeze if ~/.nano_history is unreadable, actually show an error message in save_history() if ~/.nano_history is unwritable, and prevent ~/.nano_history from being completely overwritten by save_history() if it's unreadable but writable. (David Benbennick) - Only unset KEEP_CUTBUFFER in main() when we do something other than cut text in the main input loop, instead of unsetting it all over the place (which, as written, didn't handle cases like a cut followed by M-Space properly). Also, instead of checking for keyhandled's not being set inside the for loops, do it in if blocks surrounding the for loops to increase efficiency. (David Benbennick) DLR: Also unset KEEP_CUTBUFFER if we hit a shortcut key other than the one for cutting text. - Make it so a marked cut immediately followed by an unmarked cut tacks the latter's text onto the end of the former's text instead of putting it on a new line, as Pico does. (DLR) - Convert instances of "(char *)nrealloc()" to the macro charealloc(), which does the same thing. (DLR) - Change justify_mode from a boolean int to a flag (DLR). - cut.c: do_cut_text() - Tweak where KEEP_CUTBUFFER is set so that a marked cut immediately followed by an unmarked cut preserves the cutbuffer between the two. (David Benbennick) DLR: Also properly set KEEP_CUTBUFFER in tiny mode. do_uncut_text() - If we're about to uncut on the magicline, always make a new magicline in advance, as Pico does. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Simplify the #ifdef used to enable file insertion in view mode if multibuffer support has been compiled in. (DLR) - nano.c: justify_format() - If we shave spaces off the end of the line, make sure totsize is properly updated. (DLR; much simplified by David Benbennick) - nano.h: - Simplify #ifdefs relating to HAVE_STRCASECMP and HAVE_STRNCASECMP. (David Benbennick) - search.c: goto_abort() - Removed, with all instances replaced with display_main_list(), since with the removal of all the scattered calls to SET(KEEP_CUTBUFFER), that function was all that was left of it. (DLR) do_find_bracket() - If a matching bracket wasn't found, call update_line() after setting current and current_x back to their original values, in case current_x's original value is greater than the width of the screen. (DLR) - winio.c: nanogetstr() - Remove a few unnecessary breaks occurring immediately after gotos, and properly interpret the up and down arrow keys when ALT_KEYPAD is set. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Enable autodetection of broken regexec(). (DLR) Re-added regex.h check to ensure compile under Debian w/autoconf 1.6. - README: - Update obsolete 1.1.x information. - TODO: - Fix typo. (David Benbennick) - faq.html: - Update RPM links for nano 1.2.x. (DLR) GNU nano 1.2.0 - 2003.02.19 - General: - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - files.c: read_file() - If the file we're loading has already been detected as a DOS or Mac formatted file, don't turn on NOCONVERT if we find binary chars in it. This is because if it's detected as DOS/Mac format, at least one line has already been converted, so setting NOCONVERT (which is supposed to signal that none of the file should be converted) makes no sense. (DLR) - nano.c: justify_format() - Fix ugly behavior when wrapping spaces at the end of long words (David Benbennick). - nanorc.5: - Fix formatting error and update copyright year (Jordi). - Several enhancements (David Benbennick). GNU nano 1.1.99pre3 - 2003.02.13 - General: - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Fix globals and externs such that nano will compile with DISABLE_SPELLER (David Benbennick). - Fix unreasonable fill values by wrapping at length 0 instead of erroring out, and don't start up if the window size is too small but fill is set reasonably. Changes to nano.c:global_init(), window_init(), and handle_sigwinch(). New macro MIN_EDITOR_COLS replaces MIN_FILL_LENGTH (David Benbennick). - Change ngettext macro to P_(), to avoid a clash with the reserved C __ identifier (Jordi). - Memory leak fixes for files.c:do_insertfile(),do_browser(), nano.c:do_spell(), and search.c:do_replace() (David Benbennick). - Remove do_preserve_msg, as using -p still gives Pico-style string behavior, so an annoying message every invocation is probably unneeded (all cheer). - Change resetpos function to be global (now called resetstatuspos. Fixes annoying but small odd problem with cursor placement when inserting a file. This needs to be done better in 1.3 (originally by David Lawrence Ramsey). Added this issue to TODO. - files.c: cwd_tab_completion() - Memory leak fix (David Benbennick). input_tab() - Fix assumption that matches is null terminated (David Benbennick). load_history() - Fix segfault on loading huge strings from history file (David Benbennick). load_history(), save_history() - Changed to look at $HOME before getpwuid(geteuid()), see details in comment for rcfile.c:do_rcfile(). real_dir_from_tilde() - Change check for the running user's home dir to use getpwuid(geteuid()) rather than a getpwent() loop (suggested by Jordi). - nano.c: breakable() - Fix incorrect return value on short lines (David Benbennick). do_help() - Fix line lengths not being computed properly, causes display glitches most noticeable with < 20 rows. New function nano.c:line_len(). (David Benbennick). do_justify() - Add regfree() to quote regex (David Benbennick). - Only copy previous indent if AUTOINDENT is set (David Benbennick). do_suspend() - Fix untranslated message (David Benbennick). do_wrap() - Fix isspace() call to operate on int. help_init() - Fix crashing in do_help when COLS < 23 (David Benbennick). main() - Fix nano not compiling with ENABLE_RCFILE and DISABLE_TABCOMP (David Benbennick). - Silence annoying compiler messages about clobbering and uninitialized variables by moving variable inits to the top of main() and re-initializing them after the sigsetjmp(). - rcfile.c: colortoint() - Don't bomb after invalid color and print bad color name (David Benbennick). colortoint, parse_colors() - Don't add strings with invalid fg colors at all. do_rcfile() - Revert (somewhat) previous behavior of looking at $HOME, and only run getpw* if it is NULL. Most *nix programs seem to only care about $HOME, and at the user-level getpw* may not be reliable (and its slower). - search.c: do_gotoline() - Only goto_abort() if we *didnt* abort the command, making the function seem horribly misnamed ;-) (David Benbennick). - winio.c: browser_init(), striponedir(), do_browse_from() - Various memory leak fixes (David Benbennick). do_yesno(), do_help() - Add defined(NCURSES_MOUSE_VERSION) to macro so systems that don't understand MEVENT will compile. nanogetstr() - Remove unnecessary reset of x since it is now handled elsewhere (David Lawrence Ramsey). statusq() - Always blank the statusbar on exit (David Benbennick). - nano.1, nano.1.html: - Add initialization file comments, change some options from bracketed to underlined to emphasize that they are not optional. - Add SEE ALSO section (Jordi). - Moved nano.1 color and syntax sections to nanorc, pointed nano.1 to nanorc.5 for initialization file. Changed nanorc.5 variables to be italics to match nano.1. Added nanorc.5.html to CVS tree. - nanorc.5: - Add nanorc manpage, with descriptions of all available commands (Jordi). - nanorc.sample: - Make nanorc entry less tolerant of invalid colors. - nano.spec.in: - Change default flags to --enable-all. - THANKS: - Add Kalle Kivimaa and Kalle Olavi Niemitalo, for Finnish (Jordi). - UPGRADE: - Add upgrading information document for 1.0 users (Jordi). GNU nano 1.1.99pre2 - 2003.02.03 - General: - Changed some translatable debug messages to use %s instead of the function name, and removed gettext from two strings that had no actual words in them that should be translated. Suggested originally by Christian Rose. - Fix subexpression replacement to work consistently. Affects search.c:replace_regexp() and utils.c:strstrwrapper() (David Benbennick). - Fix cursor position being saved when escaping out of nanogetstr with keys like ^Y and ^V. New arg resetpos to nanogetstr(), added static int resetpos in statusq() (bug found by DLR). - Fix constant curos updates from obliterating other system messages, and fix statusbar message length. Affects files.c:load_open_file(), nano.c:main(), search.c:findnextstr(), winio.c:statusbar() and do_cursorpos() (David Benbennick). - Fix nano crashing when searching/replacing an invalid regex (try "^*"). Changed regexp_init() to return 1 or 0 based on regcomp()'s return value and search_init to exit with an error message (sorry Jordi!). Added another check when using last_search instead of answer. - Move regcomp into rcfile.c rather than each display refresh of winio.c. New function rcfile.c:nregcomp(). This fixes much of nano's resource hogging behavior in syntax higlighting. (David Benbennick). - Fix justify failing for certain lines, new function nano.c:breakable() (David Benbennick). - Fix screen getting trashed on signals nano can catch (TERM and HUP). New global variable curses_ended, changes to winio.c:statusbar() and nano.c:die() (David Benbennick). - cut.c: do_cut_text() - Fix incorrect cursor location when cutting long lines (David Benbennick). - files.c: - Set a default PATH_MAX for getcwd() etc calls (David Benbennick). do_browse_from() - Fix path checking to fix bad paths, escaping the operating directory, new function readable_dir() (David Benbennick). do_browser() - Fix incorrect path check for check_operating_dir() (David Benbennick). - Fix goto directory operating dir check and tilde expansion (David Benbennick). - Even more checks and operating dir fixes (David Benbennick). do_insertfile() - Add some more checks and fix recursion when toggling multibuffer (David Benbennick). open_file() - Fix FD leak with file load error (David Benbennick). add_open_file() - Revert the fix for the supposed minor logic error from before; it was keeping some updates from happening when they should, which was leading to segfaults with both multibuffer and view mode on. (DLR; found by David Benbennick) save_history() - Fix nrealloc return value being ignored (David Benbennick). - Fix off-by-one bug causing write to unallocated memory (David Benbennick). - global.c: thanks_for_all_the_fish() - Fix compiling with DEBUG and multibuffer (David Benbennick). - nano.c: do_char() - Remove unneeded check_statblank() (David Benbennick). do_int_spell_fix(), do_int_speller() - Fix crashes with mark position, current_x position, and edit_update args (David Benbennick). do_justify() - Unset KEEP_CUTBUFFER so nano won't crash with subsequent ^K cuts and justifies (David Benbennick). do_mouse() - Fix the mouse code to work with lines longer than COLS and with the proper positioning, including special characters (David Benbennick). do_preserve_msg(): - Unsplit error message into a single fprintf call (Jordi). main() - Call load_file with arg 0 for insert, as we aren't really doing an insert, allows new_file() to run if we open a non-file at startup. usage() - Remove gettext markings from -p/--preserve (Jordi). - Revamp -H option message to fit in 80 column terminal. window_init() - Fix leaking *WINDOWs (no pun intended) (David Benbennick). - search.c: do_search(), do_replace_loop() - Fix edit_update call to use CENTER instead of current_x (related to David Benbennick's fixes for spelling). do_replace_loop() - Fix various bugs having to do with replace string length and positioning (David Benbennick). edit_refresh() - Fix cursor being above as well as below the current screen (David Benbennick). - winio.c: bottombars() - Change strcpy of gettext() "Up" string to strncpy of max width 8, to stop stupid strcpy crash. do_yesno() - Fix mouse interaction bugs with yes/no prompt (David Benbennick). - nanorc.sample: - Change comment to say magenta instead of purple. GNU nano 1.1.99pre1 - 2003.01.17 - General: - New date format for NEWS and ChangeLog. - Completely removed PICO_MODE, as with the search/replace history patch we should have the extended functionality we can without being incompatible with Pico. Removed all code for different search/replace string editing and alternate shortcut list. I'm sure I won't even have to ask for feedback on this one :-) - Add in Pico's -p flag, (-p, --preserve). To preserve the XON and XOFF keys (^Q and ^S). Add warning if we invoke -p and add checks for using --preserve (to skip warning) and --pico (to force showing it). New flag PRESERVE, function do_preserve_msg(), changes to main(), signal_init(). - Search history and replace history up/down cursor arrows, w/history tab completion, not available w/NANO_SMALL. Changes to statusq(), others (Ken Tyler). Added shortcut to search/replace shortcuts so people will know it's there, forced KEY_UP and KEY_DOWN defs in nano.h (Chris, in case blame needs to be placed later). Minor fixes by DLR: allow ^P and ^N as alternatives to the up and down arrows, make sure the "Up" shortcut is displayed properly in the help menu, remove a few bits of unneeded and/or warning-generating code, and fix some missing statusq() prompts with --enable-tiny. - Added search/replace history log. Flag -H, --historylog. Flags HISTORY_CHANGED and HISTORYLOG (only room for one more flag!), added entries in nanorc.sample, new functions log_history and save_history (Ken Tyler). - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Forward-ported Chris' --disable-wrapping-as-root option from 1.0.9. Per Jordi's suggestions, have it override $SYSCONFDIR/nanorc but not ~/.nanorc. (DLR) - Change all references to /etc/nanorc in the documentation to $SYSCONFDIR/nanorc. (DLR) - Minor cosmetic tweaks to the ngettext() macro, and fix to properly detect systems lacking ngettext() and correctly compile on them; the previous fix didn't work. (DLR) - Fix problems with some code sections' not being #ifdef'ed out when they should be, or being #ifdef'ed out improperly. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Change FOLLOW_SYMLINKS to NOFOLLOW_SYMLINKS, and rework the associated logic accordingly, throughout the code. (David Benbennick) - Rework #ifdefs to not include mouse_init() at all if DISABLE_MOUSE is defined or NCURSES_MOUSE_VERSION isn't. (DLR) - For consistency, change many references of (!x) to (x == NULL) and (x) to (x != NULL). (DLR) - Define KEY_IC properly (and KEY_DC more portably) when slang support is enabled, and remove the hack to work around the former's not being defined. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Miscellaneous tweaks to update_color() calls, to make sure they're called at the right times and that refreshes are done afterwards only when needed. (David Benbennick) - Renamed [have_]past_editbuff [have_]search_offscreen. (DLR) - Add the "preserve" option to the nanorc file, to match nanorc.sample. (DLR) - Fixed awful scrolling in do_int_speller. Problem was findnextstr() calling edit_update(), though screen updating is not its business. Added checks in do_search() and do_replace_loop() to do the checks. It really should not be done here, as some function in winio.c should handle this, but I can't seem to find a good place to put this check. - Updated all copyright notices to say 2003 rather than 2002, as nearly all the source files have been worked on this year (DLR). - configure.ac: - Added tr and eu to ALL_LINGUAS (Jordi). - Fix now inaccurate description of --enable-tiny's effects; it no longer disables NLS support. (DLR) - Fix typo. (David Benbennick) - Check for strcasecmp() and strncasecmp(), since they are apparently only standard under BSD. (DLR) - Small cleanups. Add copyright header, add autopoint support and define bug report address and full package name in AC_INIT. Move ALL_LINGUAS to po/LINGUAS, recommended place for gettext 0.11. - Added --enable-all option to compile in all the extra stuff we'd normally need extra flags for. - color.c: update_color(): - Remove an unneeded edit_refresh() call after do_colorinit(). (David Benbennick) - cut.c: do_cut_text() - Fix a memory corruption problem caused by accessing edittop after it was freed but before it was reset to a sane value from current. (David Benbennick) do_uncut_text() - If uncutting more than one line of unmarked text at editbot, don't center the screen, since Pico doesn't. (DLR) - If uncutting previously unmarked text, uncut to end if we're not at the beginning of the line, and set placewewant to 0 if we are. This matches Pico's behavior. (DLR) - files.c: load_file() - Remove unneeded wmove() call. (David Benbennick) read_line() - Miscellaneous cleanups. (David Benbennick) open_file() - If we're in multibuffer mode and there's an error opening the file in read-only mode, display the error message on the statusbar regardless of the value of quiet. (DLR) read_file() - Miscellaneous cleanups. (David Benbennick) - Fix len's being off by one when reading in Mac-format files, exposed by one of David Benbennick's cleanups. (DLR) - If NO_CONVERT isn't set when we first enter, and it gets set while reading in the file, unset it again afterwards. (DLR) do_insertfile() - If we're in multibuffer mode and there's an error opening the file that we're trying to insert, close the new buffer that we made to hold it and reload the buffer we had open before. (DLR) add_open_file() - Fix minor logic error when determining when to resave fileage and filebot. (DLR) load_open_file() - If switching between files when CONSTUPDATE is set, only force a cursor position display update if DISABLE_CURPOS isn't set. This will ensure that the "Switching to [file]" messages are shown. (DLR) write_file() - Change lineswritten from a long to an int, to match filestruct->lineno. (DLR; mismatch found by David Benbennick) real_dir_from_tilde() - Since this is needed for proper interpretation of paths containing tildes and not just for tab completion, include and use it regardless of whether tab completion is disabled. (David Benbennick and DLR) input_tab() - Variable name change: matchBuf -> matchbuf. (DLR) diralphasort() - Remove the HAVE_STRCASECMP #ifdef block; see the changes to configure.ac and nano.h for why. (DLR) - global.c: thanks_for_all_the_fish() - Miscellaneous cleanups. (David Benbennick) - move.c: do_page_down() - If there's a page or less of text, do an edit_update() if the mark is on; otherwise, the highlight won't be displayed. (DLR) - nano.c: - Added free_history() list calls clean up, added init of list headers, and modified statusq() calls (Ken Tyler). do_prev_word() - Make the assert match that in do_next_word(). (DLR) do_enter() - If smooth scrolling is on, and Enter is pressed on the magicline, don't center the screen. (DLR) do_justify() - Fix memory corruption problem triggered when edittop and current->next pointed to the same value and current->next was destroyed during justification. (DLR) - Center the screen when justification moves the cursor entirely off the bottom of the screen, instead of when it moves the cursor near the bottom of the screen, to more closely match Pico's behavior. (DLR) version() - Remove obsolete reference to --enable-undo. (David Benbennick) - Move up check for --disable-nls as it's independent of --enable-tiny now (DLR). do_int_speller() - Make internal spell program use sort -f and uniq to create a less redundant word list. [The only reason this is going in during feature freeze is because the int speller is useless as is and should either be improved or removed. I chose improved]. - Change all child error checks to use one goto (gasp!) called close_pipes_and_exit, so we don't leak FDs. - Fix FD leaks which occur outside of errors (David Benbennick). do_int_speller(), do_alt_speller() - Programs now return char *, NULL for successful completion, otherwise the error string to display. This allows us to give more useful feedback to the user when spell checking fails. ABCD() - Renamed abcd(). (DLR) main() - Remove an unneeded do_colorinit() call, do major cleanups, and allow loading of multiple files on the command line when multibuffers are used. (David Benbennick) - nano.h: - Make sure NO_RCFILE and COLOR_SYNTAX aren't set to the same value. (DLR; discovered by Ken Tyler) - If strcasecmp() and/or strncasecmp() aren't available, use strcmp() and/or strncmp() instead. (DLR) - proto.h: - Fix the #ifdef block for DISABLE_TABCOMP's being undefined so that functions only used with tab completion are properly #ifdef'ed out. (DLR) - search.c: do_gotoline() - Don't call blank_statusbar_refresh() so if there's an error returned in multibuffer mode, we can actually see it. do_search() - Remove erroneously introduced near-duplicate call to update_history(). (DLR) print_replaced() - Remove and replace with an equivalent ngettext() call. (DLR) do_replace_loop() - Fix bug where if text on the magicline was replaced (which can be done via a regexp replace of "^$" with something other than ""), a new magicline wouldn't be created. (DLR) - Remove check for answer being a blank string, presumed to be a PICO_MODE holdover, but it stops us from doing a blank spelling replacement. do_replace() - For greater Pico compatibility, when an attempt to replace a string results in 0 replacements due to the string's not being found, display "[string] not found" instead of "Replaced 0 occurrences". (DLR) - utils.c: is_cntrl_char() - Rework to fix a problem with displaying certain high-bit characters. (David Benbennick; reported by Andrzej Marecki) align() - Don't just assert that the string passed in isn't NULL; check that it isn't and only do the alignment when it isn't. (David Benbennick) nmalloc(), nrealloc() - If the size passed to nmalloc() or nrealloc() is zero, don't die with an erroneous out-of-memory error. Also, change their dying messages to "nano is out of memory!". (David Benbennick) charalloc() - Removed and redefined as a macro that calls nmalloc(). (David Benbennick) - winio.c: nanogetstr() - Tweak to make the cursor stay in the same place if we hit a prompt-changing toggle while it's in the middle of the string. Reset it to -1 (so next time we come here, it'll be set to the end of the string) if we leave the prompt via Enter or Cancel. Also fix minor problem with search history where the current search item could be at the bottom of the history twice in a row under certain conditions. (DLR) - Remove parens in NANO_CONTROL_I check so nano won't complain if just NANO_SMALL is defined (David Benbennick). edit_refresh() - Miscellaneous cleanups that fix a bug where the screen isn't updated after uncutting chunks of upwardly marked cut text that are over a page in length. (David Benbennick) do_credits() - Add David Benbennick to credits. (DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Added comment to explain the non-escaping of quotes in color regexes, based on info provided by David Benbennick. (DLR) - Added some examples for groff and the nanorc courtesy of Robert D. Goulding. - Added double hash marks to comment lines, so people who uncomment the beginning of every line won't get syntax errors. - faq.html: - Miscellaneous fixes and updates for typos, broken links, and slashes at the end of directories. It is now fully compliant with HTML 4.01 Transitional. (DLR and David Benbennick) - Added docs about the new unified search string interface and search histories, and added --enable-all into configure docs. - nano.texi: - Typo fixes and updates. (David Benbennick) - Updates for the most recent and not so recent changes. - nano.1, nano.1.html - Updated for the --preserve and --historylog options. - TODO - Added some wishlist stuff. - THANKS: - Added Doruk Fisek and Peio Ziarsolo (Jordi). GNU nano 1.1.12 - 10/24/2002 - General: - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Remove malloc.h, as it's unneeded and just causes annoyances on *BSD systems. Added stdlib.h to global.c. - Added Meta-Y toggle to disable/enable color syntax highlighting completely. This may eventually be per-buffer, but that's too complicated for a feature freeze. - Disable VSTOP keystroke. Stops people accidentally locking up nano (suggested by David Benbennick). - Pluralize messages with ngettext() where needed. (David Benbennick) Tweaked to compile on systems lacking ngettext() by DLR (problem found by Ken Tyler). - Update nano.1 and nano.1.html to show that nano now does an emergency save on receiving SIGHUP or SIGTERM. (DLR) - Don't include "nowrap" in the long options if DISABLE_WRAPPING is defined. (DLR) - files.c: read_file() - Minor efficiency fixes, some of which fit in with the change to ngettext() usage mentioned above. (David Benbennick) do_browser() - Make sure the value of path is mallocstrcpy()ed into retval and not just assigned to it, to avoid memory corruption problems. (DLR) - nano.c: version() - If ENABLE_NLS isn't defined, display "--disable-nls" (suggested by Ken Tyler). (DLR) justify_format() - Make sure the double space maintained after sentence-ending punctuation is done when that punctuation is immediately followed by a bracket-type character, so justifying e.g. sentences in parentheses works properly. (David Benbennick) handle_hup() - Renamed handle_hupterm() to show that it now handles SIGTERM as well as SIGHUP. (DLR) signal_init() - Do an emergency save on receiving either SIGHUP or SIGTERM, not just SIGHUP. (David Benbennick) main() - Fix a problem where control key commands were printed literally instead of interpreted after a failed search of a one-line file. (David Benbennick) - proto.h: handle_hup() - Renamed handle_hupterm(); see above for why. (DLR) - winio.c: edit_add() - Fix a potential infinite loop occurring with certain zero-length regexes. (David Benbennick) GNU nano 1.1.11 - 10/01/2002 - General: - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Upgraded to gettext 0.11.5 (Jordi). - Updated nano.1, nano.1.html, and nano.texi to fix an inaccuracy in the description of -Q/--quotestr. (DLR) - Set REG_EXTENDED in all regcomp() calls. (DLR) - Minor cosmetic code cleanups. (DLR) - Changed do_insertfile to (a) report multibuffer status at the prompt and allowing it to be toggled, taking into account the need to keep the translatable strings, and (b) added a variable inspath to keep track of what the string was before toggling. I'm sure there's bugs, have at it. - Make sure all functions have prototypes in proto.h, and swap some functions around to put similar functions closer together (for this, rename clear_bottombars() to blank_bottombars()). (DLR; suggested by David Benbennick) - More changes of char *'s to const char *'s when possible. (David Benbennick) - Fix various minor memory leaks in files.c. (David Benbennick) - Fix minor problems with the operating directory code: set the operating directory properly if it's specified only in a nanorc file, and handle an operating directory of "/" properly. New function init_operating_dir() to handle setting it both on the command line and in the nanorc file. (David Benbennick) - Major rewrite of color and screen update routines to fix minor bugs and increase efficiency. New function set_colorpairs() for the former. (David Benbennick) - configure.ac: - Added pt_BR to ALL_LINGUAS (Jordi). - Changed --enable-color warning to be slightly less severe. - Put the configure options in more or less alphabetical order, and remove --enable-undo, since it doesn't do anything. (DLR) - files.c: open_file() - String change: "File "x" is a directory" -> ""x" is a directory". (Jordi) do_insertfile() - Disallow multibuffer toggling at the "Insert File" prompt if we're in both view and multibuffer mode, so as to keep proper integration between the two, and make sure the toggle actually works all the time otherwise. Also, make sure TOGGLE_LOAD_KEY isn't referenced when NANO_SMALL and ENABLE_MULTIBUFFER are both defined. (DLR) open_prevfile_void(), open_nextfile_void() - Return the return values of open_prevfile() and open_nextfile(), respectively, instead of (incorrectly) calling them and returning 0. (DLR) real_dir_from_tilde() - Rework to use getpwent() exclusively and end reliance on $HOME. Adapted from equivalent code in do_rcfile(). (DLR) input_tab() - Most likely fixed the check marked with FIXME, so that tab completion works properly when we're trying to tab-complete a username and the string already contains data. (DLR) - global.c: shortcut_init() - Disable the new multibuffer toggle at the file insertion prompt when NANO_SMALL and ENABLE_MULTIBUFFER are both defined. (DLR) thanks_for_all_the_fish() - Make sure the reference to help_text is #ifdefed out when --disable-help is used. (DLR) - move.c: page_up() - Fix bug where current is moved up two lines when the up arrow is pressed on the top line of the edit window; this causes a segfault if the top line in the edit window is the second line of the file, as the line current ends up on doesn't exist. (Jeff DeFouw) do_down() - Fix bug where, if the last line in the edit window is the line before the magicline, and smooth scrolling is turned off, pressing the down arrow on that last line centers the cursor without updating the edit window. (Jeff DeFouw) - nano.c: version() - Put the listed configure options in more or less alphabetical order. (DLR) open_pipe() - If we're in view mode here (in which case we're also in multibuffer mode), don't set the modification flag. (DLR) do_next_word(), do_prev_word() - If we're on the last/first line of the file, don't center the screen; Pico doesn't in the former case. (DLR) do_backspace() - Rework to call edit_refresh() regardless of the value of current_x if ENABLE_COLOR is defined, so that multiple-line color regexes are properly updated onscreen as they are in do_delete(). (DLR) do_delete() - Rework to only call edit_refresh() unconditionally if ENABLE_COLOR is defined; if it isn't, and we're not deleting the end of the line, only call update_line(). (DLR) do_wrap() - Make sure wrapping is done properly when the number of characters on the line is exactly one over the limit. (David Benbennick) - Restore the previous wrapping point behavior (pre 1.1.10) (David Benbennick). Minor fix by DLR to prevent spaces from being added to the ends of lines ending in spaces or lines ending in tabs (the latter case found by David Benbennick). do_alt_speller() - Readd DLR's fix to preserve marking when using the alternate spell checker; it was accidentally dropped. (David Benbennick) do_justify() - Fix cosmetic problems caused when justifying on the magicline, and a minor problem where the cursor would sometimes be moved to the wrong line after justification. (David Benbennick) main() - When searching through the main shortcut list looking for a shortcut key, stop searching after finding one; this avoids a rare segfault. (DLR) - nano.h: - Change search toggles for case sensitive searching and regexp searching to M-C and M-R, respectively. (DLR; suggested by Chris) - Add support for HP-UX's curses, which doesn't seem to support KEY_HOME and KEY_END. - nanorc.sample: - Fix the c-file regex for all caps words to be extended regex format ({} instead of \{\}) (found by DLR). - Add a better string matching sequence that includes escaped quotes (thanks to Carl E. Lindberg, who doesn't even know he helped ;-). Some unneeded \'s in that sequence removed, and a new sequence to handle multi-line quotes added, by David Benbennick. - Add some examples for HTML and TeX files (David Benbennick). - rcfile.c: parse_colors() - Stop infinite loop when syntax doesn't begin with " char. - utils.c: charalloc() - Switch from using calloc() to using malloc(). (David Benbennick) - faq.html: - Typo fix. (DLR) - AUTHORS: - Add David Benbennick. (Jordi and Chris) - TODO: - Add entry in the 1.4 section for Pico's paragraph searching ability (at the search prompt, ^W goes to the paragraph's beginning, and ^O goes to the paragraph's end). (DLR) GNU nano 1.1.10 - 07/25/2002 - General: - Translation updates (see po/ChangeLog for details). - Upgraded to gettext 0.11.2 (Jordi). Removed intl/ entirely, and a few more tweaks by gettextize. - i18nized a few strings used in DEBUG mode. (DLR) - Some chars being assigned 0 are now assigned '\0'. (DLR) - Put header file #includes in a more consistent order. (DLR) - Remove some unneeded blank lines and spaces, and make some spacing more consistent. (DLR) - When possible, use iscntrl() to determine whether a character is a control character or not. (DLR) - Miscellaneous typo fixes. (DLR) - Many fixes to the help browser and shortcut lists: efficiency updates, consistency fixes, help text fixes and improvements, and spacing improvements. (David Benbennick) - Make some functions use const variables when possible, and also make them static when necessary. (David Benbennick, necessary redefined by Chris ;-) - Add Carl Drinkwater's backup file option (-B or --backup on the command line, M-B in nano's global shortcuts). If the original file is unchanged from when it was loaded, it is backed up to filename~; if the original file has been changed or deleted since it was originally loaded, it isn't backed up. The backup file retains the permissions, owner/group, and access/modification times of the original file. This option is disabled when --enable-tiny is used. It will not back up temporary files. Minor fixes to it by David Benbennick and DLR. Changes to open_file(), add_open_file(), load_open_file(), write_file(), and do_writeout(). - Add \n's to the ends of "filename is %s" debugging strings. (Carl Drinkwater) - Add the long option --quotestr as an alternative for -Q, and --regexp as an alternative for -R; they were listed in nano's usage information, but weren't actually in nano. Also, display "-?" as an alternative for "-h" in nano's usage information, put the command line options in a more consistent (i.e. mostly alphabetical) order in nano, put the long options in a more consistent order in rcfile.c and nanorc.sample, don't include rcfile options if their equivalent command line options are disabled, and remove obsolete relative option from nanorc.sample. (DLR) - Change "File Name to Append/Prepend" to "File Name to Append/Prepend to". The original prompt could confusingly imply that we are appending/prepending another file to the current file, when we are actually appending/prepending the current file to another file. (DLR) - Put nano.1, nano.1.html, and nano.texi up to date, and fix a few inconsistencies in them. (DLR) - Typo fixes for the ChangeLog. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Complete rewrite of justification code to fix some bugs and improve its functionality. (David Benbennick) - If a variable isn't going to be used in tiny mode, #define it out when possible. (David Benbennick) - Major reworking of the cutting/screen-updating code in cut.c, some functions in utils.c, the cursor placement code in winio.c, and many, many other areas to increase efficiency. (David Benbennick) - Rework handling of prompts when there's a list of partial filename matches on the screen: remove kludgy case-by-case handling (which didn't even handle every case), and have statusq() handle it directly for all cases. (David Benbennick and DLR) - Fix some warnings and errors that show up when using gcc's -pedantic option. (DLR) - Add a comment to nanorc.sample warning that an out-of-range negative value for fill can make nano die complaining that the screen is too small (which may not be immediately obvious). (DLR) - There were some opendir() calls in files.c without corresponding closedir() calls; add them. (DLR) - Move align() and null_at() from nano.c to utils.c, and move the openfilestruct handling functions from nano.c to files.c. (DLR) - In color.c, start the "#ifdef ENABLE_COLOR" block after including all the header files, as rcfile.c does; this fixes a warning about ANSI C'S inability to handle blank files. (DLR) - Add new function is_cntrl_char() as a wrapper for iscntrl(); this is needed to treat ASCII 0x80-0x9f as control characters consistently. (Without this, they will only be treated as such when gettext is used; when it isn't used, they will be printed as-is and be interpreted as commands by xterm, which will corrupt the display.) (DLR) - Add command line option -I/--ignorercfiles to ignore $SYSCONFDIR/nanorc and ~/.nanorc. (Carl Drinkwater). Fix to parsing getopt args (DLR). - Fix minor bugs with importing certain text files in Mac format. (DLR) - files.c: append_slash_if_dir(), input_tab() - Changed variable names: lastWasTab -> lastwastab, matchBuf -> matchbuf. (DLR) check_operating_dir() - Memory leak fix. (David Benbennick) check_writable_directory() - Optimizations (David Benbennick). cwd_tab_completion() - Changed a variable name: dirName -> dirname. (DLR) do_browser() - Optimizations and mouse selection fixes (David Benbennick). do_writeout() - Fix problem with formatstr's being defined as NULL when --enable-tiny is used. Since formatstr isn't ever used in tiny mode, don't bother even creating the variable. (David Benbennick and DLR) do_insertfile() - Memory leak fix (accidentally dropped 1st time). (David Benbennick). get_full_path() - Memory leak fix. Also, make it properly interpret ~/ notation so, among other things, the option "--operatingdir ~" works. (David Benbennick) - More optimizations (David Benbennick). new_file() - Make sure current_x is zero; this fixes a problem where the current cursor position wasn't reset when reading in a file in multibuffer mode. (David Benbennick) - Use make_new_node rather than setting up fileage by hand (David Benbennick). read_file(), read_line() - Rework to properly handle nulls in the input file, fix detection of binary files to properly mark a file as binary if the only binary characters it contains are ASCII 127's, and after reading the last line of a file that doesn't end in a newline, increment totsize. Remove previous kludge to set totsize properly. (DLR) write_file() - Rework to properly handle nulls in the input file. When appending/prepending, don't change the current file's name to the name of the file it's being appended/prepended to. When writing a marked selection to a file, save and restore totsize so it isn't decreased by the size of the selection afterward. (DLR) - Optimizations (David Benbennick). - global.c: free_toggles() - Only include if we're not using tiny mode. (David Benbennick) toggle_init() - Remove global entries for search toggles, as they aren't really global. (DLR) - Don't reinititialize the toggles if they've already been initialized; it's unnecessary and even causes a segfault in do_toggle() if Pico emulation mode is the toggle in question. Don't free the toggles here, either; it's unnecessary after the above change. (David Benbennick) - If wrapping is disabled, don't include the toggle for it. (DLR) shortcut_init() - Rework IFHELP macro (David Benbennick). - move.c page_down(), page_up() - Put sanity checks for current_x back in, to avoid rare segfaults (oops). Now, however, they are only called when placewewant is zero instead of being called unconditionally; see changes to winio.c:actual_x_from_start() below. (DLR) - nanorc.sample: - Put in much less crappy example regex rules for c-file. - nano.c: clear_filename() - Remove this function, as it has unneeded functionality, is short enough to be inlined, and is only called in two spots anyway. (DLR) die() - Rework slightly to remove redundant printing of last message and print all messages after resetting the terminal. (DLR) do_backspace() - Make sure placewewant is set properly, and that the mark is moved backwards. (David Benbennick) do_char() - Fix a problem where, if ENABLE_COLOR wasn't used, typing characters on a marked line before the beginning of the mark would make the highlight short by one. (David Benbennick) do_cont() - Handle the case where the window was resized while we were stopped. (David Benbennick) do_delete() - Make sure placewewant is set properly, to match Pico's behavior. (DLR) do_int_spell(), do_alt_spell() - Rework to save the marked selection before doing spell checking and restore it afterward. (DLR) do_next_word(), do_prev_word() - Fix a problem where highlighting isn't done properly after calling either of these, and another problem where the cursor would move back too far in certain cases with do_prev_word(). (David Benbennick) do_toggle() - Since the search mode toggles aren't global anymore, we don't need to explicitly block them here anymore (which will end up blocking the global backup mode toggle, which is the same as the backwards search toggle). (DLR) do_wrap() - fill fixes and 'two short word wrap' bug (David Benbennick). global_init() - Call die_too_small() when fill is 0. (DLR) handle_sigwinch() - Make sure we adjust fill when the window is resized. (David Benbennick) - Call die_too_small() when fill is 0. (DLR) help_init() - Since the return value of snprintf() isn't well defined, use sprintf() instead. (David Benbennick) main() - Rework to blank out filename manually before doing anything with it, instead of calling clear_filename() in two places. Make startline an int instead of a long, since it's supposed to hold a line number. (DLR) - Properly handle multiple -r settings on the command line. (Carl Drinkwater) - Fix a bug that prevented file insertion via the Insert key from working at all when --enable-multibuffer wasn't used (oops). (DLR) - Adapt David Benbennick's fix to get fill to accept negative numbers properly in parse_rcfile() (see below) to the handlers for the -r and -T options as well, so that -r/-T 0 can be treated separately from -r/-T string. (DLR) - Fix so that Esc-Esc-Space is properly treated as Ctrl-Space. (DLR) usage() - List the options that are ignored for the purpose of Pico compatibility, and make some minor consistency fixes. (DLR) - nano.h: - Fix some space/tab formatting for flags (DLR). - proto.h: - Remove external declaration of the global int fill, since it's now static. (DLR) - rcfile.c: parse_rcfile() - Add David Benbennick's fix that allows fill to accept negative numbers properly. Specifically, use strtol() there instead of atoi() so that errors can be detected. Also adapted for tabsize by DLR. parse_next_regex(), colortoint() - Only include if ENABLE_COLOR is defined. (DLR) - search.c: search_init() - Since the search mode toggles aren't global anymore, rework the part of this function referencing them so that they still work. (DLR) - Remove unneeded toggles variable. (David Benbennick) - Fix a problem where the first character of buf was overwritten if the last search string was one third the number of columns plus one. (David Benbennick) findnextstr() - Update the current line at current_x if we don't find a match. Also, pass current_x_find to strstrwrapper() so we know whether we're at the beginning of a string or not (see changes to strstrwrapper() below), and reset it between lines. (DLR) do_gotoline(): - Make sure placewewant is zero after we go to a line. (David Benbennick) do_gotopos() - Simplify the sanity check to only put x within the range of the current line; don't call actual_x() anymore. (DLR) - utils.c: - Add sunder() and unsunder(). These functions convert nulls other than the terminating null in strings to newlines and back; they're used to handle null characters in files properly. (DLR) lowercase() - Remove, since it isn't actually used anywhere. (David Benbennick) strstrwrapper() - Set REG_NOTBOL when we're not at the beginning of a string, to avoid false positives when searching for regular expressions prefixed with ^. Make it take a new parameter, line_pos, to determine where we are in the string. (DLR) check_wildcard_match() - Changed variable names: retryPat -> retrypat, retryText -> retrytext. (DLR) - winio.c: actual_x_from_start() - Overhaul to make cursor placement more like that of Pico: add sanity check for i, and then place i as close to the value of xplus column as possible. This change is most noticeable when moving down through binary files. (DLR) do_credits() - Fix for the i18ned credits so it will compile with -pedantic (DLR & Chris). do_help() - Add support for the handled keyboard escape sequences in the help menu, as they are needed with some terminals (e.g. xterm with TERM=ansi). (DLR) edit_refresh() - Turn on leaveok() so the cursor doesn't bounce around the screen while we're updating it (most noticeable when using color syntax over a very slow connection). do_replace_highlight() - When using regexps, make sure the highlight is the length of the search result and not the regexp string. (DLR) nanogetstr() - After the user presses Enter at the prompt, refresh the edit window in case there's a list of possible filename matches (left over from attempted tab completion) on it. (DLR) statusbar() - Limit statusbar display to the number of columns less four, and don't allow it to go over its original row. (David Benbennick) titlebar() - Tweak text spacing and printing so that the titlebar text looks better on smaller terminals. (Carl Drinkwater) update_line() - When marking control characters, make sure the mark moves forward by two characters instead of one. Rework control character display routine to display newlines within the line (which should never occur under normal circumstances; they will only be there if the line had nulls in it and was unsunder()ed beforehand) as ^@'s. (DLR) - Fix to properly treat ASCII 128-159 as control characters. (DLR) - configure.ac: - Added ms to ALL_LINGUAS (Jordi). - Merged acconfig.h in (Jordi). - Fixed so that --enable-debug defines DEBUG and undefines NDEBUG. (Carl Drinkwater) - THANKS: - Completed a bit (Jordi). - Fixed David Benbennick's email address. (David Benbennick) - Typo fix. (DLR) GNU nano 1.1.9 - 05/12/2002 - General: - Typos n misspellings all over the place (David Benbennick). - Allow --tiny and --multibuffer to cooperate (who the heck would want this is beyond me but ;-). Changes to configure.ac, global.c, , (David Benbennick). - Change to openfilestruct for multibuffer mode by DLR. New functions nano.c:make_new_opennode(), free_openfilestruct(), delete_opennode(), unlink_opennode(), splice_opennode(), new struct openfilestruct in nano.h. - Preliminary prepend code. This may be a bad idea, but I've been wanting it for awhile now and we'll see how bad it messes everything up. Changes to files.c:do_writeout(), write_file(). Fixes for O_CREAT & append compatibility by David Benbennick. - Change from read() and write() to file streams by Jay Carlson. Allows OS to implement read and write ahead rather than making us do it. Hopefully merged properly. - More cleanups with DISABLE flags, better free_shortcutage and free_toggle, and get rid of unnecessary variable decls with NANO_SMALL in shortcut_init() by David Benbennick. - Added "syntax" command to .nanorc file, to allow multiple syntaxes. New function color.c:update_color(), calls in various files.c places, syntaxtype struct, global variables syntaxes, syntaxfile_regexp and synfilematches. Global flag -Y ,--syntax to specify the type on the command line, if there's no good filename regex to use. Global variable syntaxstr. - Changed many strcmp()s and strcpy()s to their equivalent '\0' counterparts (David Lawrence Ramsey). - Many changes to allow marked cutting to work with multiple file buffers: changes to openfilestruct type in nano.h and files.c (David Lawrence Ramsey). - Changed NANO_SMALL to ENABLE_NLS for gettext disabling (David Benbennick). - Move next_key and pev_key definitions out of main() and into global.c where they belong (David Benbennick). - color.c: update_color() - Add regfree call here to avoid memory leaks. - configure.ac: - Define NDEBUG to silence asserts (David Benbennick). - files.c: get_next_filename() - Optimizations (David Benbennick). - global.c: shortcut_init() - Add missing free_shortcutage()s (David Benbennick). thanks_for_all_the_fish() - Only defined when using DEBUG, makes sense (David Benbennick). - nano.c: die_save_file() - Add missing free (David Benbennick). do_justify() - Optimizations (David Benbennick). do_wrap() - Complete rewrite (David Benbennick). help_init() - A little less readable, a lot shorter :-) (David Benbennick). - Fix Meta-A not getting capitalized, and convert the ASCII #s to their character equivalent. main() - Changed charalloc(), strcpy()s to mallocstrcpy()s. - nano.h: - NANO_ALT_COMMAND and NANO_ALT_PERIOD were reversed (lol) (David Benbennick). - nano.spec.in: - Don't put Chris' name as the Packager in the distribution by default (Im an idiot). - Fixed Source line (David Lawrence Ramsey). - nano.1: - Changed references to Debian GNU/Linux to Debian GNU (Jordi). - nano.1.html: - Updated for -Y option (David Lawrence Ramsey). - rcfile.c: - Made some rc file errors less fatal. - Added in my patch for getpwent instead of relying on $HOME (David Lawrence Ramsey). - winio.c: edit_add() - Changed some syntax highlight computations for the sake of COLS. - Add in the necessary regfree() calls to stop nano from leaking memory like a sieve when using color syntax highlighting :-) bottombars(), onekey() - Cleanups (David Benbennick). - po/gl.po: - Galician translation updates (Jacobo Tarrio). - po/de.po: - German translation updates (Michael Piefel). - po/fr.po: - French translation updates (Jean-Philippe Guérard). - po/ca.po, po/es.po: - Catalan and Spanish translation updates (Jordi). - po/sv.po: - Swedish translation updates (Christian Rose). - po/nl.po: - Dutch translation updates (Guus Sliepen). - po/it.po: - Italian translation updates (Marco Colombo). - po/ru.po, po/uk.po: - Russian and Ukrainian translation updates (Sergey A. Ribalchenko). - po/id.po: - Indonesian translation updates (Tedi Heriyanto). - po/sv.po: - Swedish translation updates (Christian Rose). GNU nano 1.1.8 - 03/30/2002 - General - Type misalignments and mem leaks in renumber_all, do_justify and do_spell (Rocco & Steven Kneizys). - New "External Command" code, originally by Dwayne Rightler, various fixes and changes by Chris, Rocco and David Benbennick. New function nano.c:open_pipe() and signal handler cancel_fork(), changes to do_insertfile(), new list extcmd_list, cmd is ^X after ^R. - Added separate regex variable (color_regex and colormatches) so that color syntax and regex search/replace can coexist. - Added new nano.spec file from Brett , added because maintaining the spec file is getting to be a large hassle ;) - files.c: check_writable_directory() - Stat full_path, not path (Steven Kneizys). open_pipe() - I18nize the pipe error (DLR). do_insertfile() - Handle cancel from ExtCmd properly (David Benbennick). read_file() - Abort if we read a file of 0 lines (num_lines == 0), fixes BUG #70. - Reverse tests to stop segfault on editing a new file of 0 lines (David Benbennick) - Change input var to one char instead of array (David Benbennick). - Move NO_CONVERT check up so chars get read in properly (DLR). - nano.c: do_justify() - More fixes for indented justify (David Benbennick). do_int_speller() - Fix zombie processes and spelling buffer issues (Rocco Corsi). help_init() - Capitalize Meta altkeys. - Various fixes and string changes. main() - Put NANO_SMALL defines around toggle pointer (noticed by Jordi); usage() - Rewritten to encompass systems with and without GETOPT_LONG. New function print1opt does most of the dirty work, stops duplication of effort and eases translator's jobs. Also breaks all the current translations ;-) - proto.h: - Missing externs (Rocco). - rcfile.c: do_rcfile() - Reset lineno between system and local .nanorc file. - Fix errno->strerror(errno) mismatch. parse_rcfile() - Don't use i for both for loop and atoi(), fixes lots of potential crashes, 1st reported by Jean-Philippe Guérard. rcfile_error() - Don't print out the file name if we haven't opened the file yet (lineno == 0). - search.c: search_init() - Fix a missing free (Rocco). do_gotoline() - Set placewewant if we actually move to a different line. - utils.c: stristr() - Defined regardless of NANO_SMALL (noticed by Jordi). nperror() - New wrapper for perror (David Benbennick). - winio.c: do_credits() - Add Thomas Dickey. do_cursorpos() - Make col numbering start from 1 (suggested by Andrew Ho). update_line(), xpt() - Add check for 127 (DLR). - po/sv.po: - Swedish translation updates (Christian Rose). - po/de.po: - German translation updates (Michael Piefel). - po/id.po: - Indonesian translation updates (Tedi Heriyanto). - po/it.po: - Serious typo. - po/ca.po, po/es.po: - Catalan and Spanish translation updates (Jordi). - Typo (DLR). - po/fr.po: - French translation updates (Jean-Philippe Guérard). - po/gl.po: - Galician translation updates (Jacobo Tarrio). - po/uk.po, po/ru.po: - Russian and Ukrainian translation updates (Sergey A. Ribalchenko). - po/pl.po: - Polish translation updates (Wojciech Kotwica). - po/fr.po: - French translation updates (Jean-Philippe Guérard). - po/it.po: - Italian translation updates (Marco Colombo). - po/da.po: - Danish translation updates (Keld Simonsen). GNU nano 1.1.7 - 03/05/2002 - General - malloc->calloc, etc cleanups (DLR). - New option, noconvert (-N, --noconvert) to completely stop the translation of files from DOS or Mac format (DLR). - New functions check_writable_directory() and safe_tempnam() to get around the tempnam warning. More improvements (DLR) Still needs testing. - Added DOS and Mac format options to write file routine. Changes to shortcut_init() and do_writeout(). - Removed stupid static definitions of toggles and shortcut lists. Many changes to shortcut_init(), toggle_init(), statusq(), nanogetstr(), main(), and many other places. - Multibuffer mode now allows multiple empty filenames. Changes to add_open_files(), removed open_file_dup_search(), open_file_dup_fix(), etc (DLR). - New code to handle multiple .save files. Changes to die_save_file(), new function files.c:get_next_filename() and utils.c:num_of_digits(). (Dwayne Rightler, DLR & Chris) - Many malloc() cleanups and files.c tweaks by Steven Kneizys, new functions utils.c:free_shortcutage() (got to love that name!) & free_toggles(), and big cleanup program thanks_for_all_the_fish() (originally thanks_for_the_memories()). Mods to shortcut_init() by Chris. - Preliminary quoting support for justify. New arg -Q, --quotestr, changes to do_justify(), global variable quotestr(). - Makefile.am: - Add SYSCONFDIR to DEFS, so we can have a $SYSCONFDIR/nanorc. - Change localedir line to 1.0's version. - Moved m4/ stuff to its own m4/Makefile.am. - m4/aclocal_inc.m4: - New macro AM_ACLOCAL_INCLUDE, tells configure.ac where to look for macros (Gergely Nagy). - configure.in: - Renamed to configure.ac. - configure.ac: - Moved to autoconf 2.52 (Jeff Bailey). - Added call to AM_ACLOCAL_INCLUDE. - files.c: read_byte() - Added check for control characters (indicative of a binary file), set NO_CONVERT if found (fixes by DLR). do_insertfile() - Added support for -o in prompt (Steven Kneizys). - global.c: - Move openprev and opennext functions to shortcuts, they really aren't toggles (DLR). - rcfile.c: parse_next_regex() - Allow " symbol to be in regex without leading \ by checking for *ptr+1 is not the end of the regex. do_rcfile() - Parse rcfile in $SYSCONFDIR as well (Dwayne Rightler). - nano.1: - Added Noconvert option to man page (DLR). - nano.c: justify_format(), do_justify() - Various fixes for starting blank spaces, spaces after punctuation, & segfault with quoting strings (David Benbennick). do_justify() - Don't continue to justify string if it's indented more (quoting wise) than the beginning of the justification. help_init() - Added message re: having multiple blank buffers (DLR). main() - Add 407 as equiv of 26, this seems to be sent when using ^Z in linux console with keypad() enabled. - rcfile.c: - Get rid of unneeded relativechars from rcopts (DLR). - search.c do_replace(), findnextstr() - Fixes for various search issues (Ken Tyler) - winio.c: do_cursorpos() - Rewritten to show col place as well as character place, without needing an entirely separate flag. bottombars(), onekey() - Make bottom list dynamic with screen size (Guus Sliepen & Chris). - More cleanups w/width of shortcut. - utils.c: strcasestr(),revstrcasestr() - Renamed to stristr and revstristr since strcasestr has not been confirmed to be detected properly on various Linux systems. strstrwrapper() - NANO_SMALL test was backwards (Ken Tyler). - winio.c: strlenpt() - Changed main function to strnlenpt() for new justify changes, original function now just a stub. - nanorc.sample - Mention unset in the sample nanorc. - po/ca.po, po/es.po: - Catalan and Spanish translation updates (Jordi). - po/sv.po: - Swedish translation updates (Christian Rose). - po/fr.po: - French translation updates (Jean-Philippe Guérard). - po/nn.po: - Norwegian nynorsk translation updates (Kjetil Torgrim Homme). - po/de.po: - German translation updates (Michael Piefel). - po/it.po: - Italian translation updates (Marco Colombo). - po/cs.po: - Partial Czech translation updates (Vaclav Haisman). - po/hu.po: - Hungarian translation updates, or to be precise, rewrite (Gergely Nagy). - po/uk.po, po/ru.po: - Russian and Ukrainian translation updates (Sergey A. Ribalchenko). - po/da.po: - Danish translation updates (Keld Simonsen). - po/nb.po: - Norwegian bokmål translation updates (Stig E Sandoe). - po/nl.po: - Dutch translation updates (Guus Sliepen). - po/pl.po: - Polish translation updates (Wojciech Kotwica). nano-1.1.6 - 01/25/2002 - General - Add Meta-A as alternate keystroke for ^^ for people with non-US keyboards. - Add Alt-G (NANO_ALT_GOTO_KEY) as alternate for goto dir in browser. - Better partial word checking code. New function search.c:is_whole_word(), changes to findnextstr(), and nano.c:do_int_spell_fix() (Rocco Corsi). - Added multiple-line regex support. Format in .nanorc is start="regex" end="regex". Cleaned up nanorc:parse_colors(), added parse_next_regex(), changes to edit_add in winio.c(), changes to colortype, cleaning up some old cruft. - Upgrade to gettext 0.10.40, probably broke everything again :) - Upgraded to and then downgraded from automake 1.5, as there are severe security implications. - color.c: do_colorinit() - Moved some comments and braces around so color can work w/slang (DLR). - global.c: shorcut_init() - Replace hard coded ALT_G and ALT_H values in the replace and goto shortcuts with their macro counterparts NANO_ALT_*_KEY. - nano.c: usage() - Remove extra \n in --keypad description (Jordi). main() - Check that alt value is an alpha char before comparing to val - 32, fixes Alt-R calling doprev instead of replace. do_char() - Run edit_refresh() if ENABLE_COLOR is defined so adding multi-liners will update (e.g. /* in C). do_int_spell_fix() - Temporarily unset REVERSE_SEARCH if it's set (Rocco Corsi). do_suspend() - Call tcsetattr() to restore the old terminal settings, so tcsh can use ^C after suspend for example (fixes BUG #68). do_wrap() - Move "right" increment to part where new line is created, should change (fix?) some wrapping problems with autoindent. version() - Show --enable-multibuffer independently of --enable-extra being compiled in (Jordi). - nano.h: - Changed color struct slightly, because of previous issue with applying color painting in order, the "str" portion was useless. Renamed "val" in colortype to "start", added "end" for multi-line color strings. - rcfile.c: General - Took silly variables being passed everywhere like lineno and filename and made them static variables. - Re-indented. - Added stdarg.h to includes. rcfile_error() - Now automatically prepends the "error in line blah at foo" message to error messages. parse_colors() - Added section for computing "end" section. parse_next_word() - Added support for "\ ", in word parsing. - search.c: do_search() - Check position of cursor and return value of findnextstr and tell user if search string only occurs once (Rocco & Chris). findnextstr() - Fix off by one in check for wrap around (Rocco Corsi). - winio.c: edit_refresh() - Rename lines to nlines to fix AIX breakage (reported by Dennis Cranston, re-reported by arh14@cornell.edu). edit_add() - Refuse to honor regex matches of 0 characters when applying color highlighting, and say so on the statusbar. Otherwise we go into an infinite loop, the error message should clue users into the fact that their regex is doing something bad. - THANKS: - Oops, correct Eivind's entry. His translation was Norwegian nynorsk, not bokmål as we claimed (Jordi). - .cvsignore - Added config.guess config.sub install-sh missing & mkinstalldirs - po/ca.po, po/es.po: - Catalan and Spanish translation updates (Jordi). - po/sv.po: - Swedish translation update (Christian Rose). - po/de.po: - German translation update (Michael Piefel). - po/fr.po: - French translation update (Jean-Philippe Guérard). - po/ru.po, po/uk.po: - Russian and Ukrainian translation updates (Sergey A. Ribalchenko). - po/no.po: - Moved to po/nn.po, which is the correct name for Norwegian nynorsk. - po/nn.po: - Norwegian nynorsk translation updates (Kjetil Torgrim Homme). - po/nb.po: - New Norwegian bokmål translation (Stig E Sandoe ). - po/da.po: - Danish translation update (Keld Simonsen). nano-1.1.5 - 01/05/2002 - General - Better integration of View mode (-v) and multibuffer. Fixes to new_file(), do_insertfile_void(), shortcut_init() (David Lawrence Ramsey). - The keypad handling has changed (again). We now use the keypad() function by default. New flag -K, --keypad allows the old behavior for those using the keypad arrow keys and rxvt-based terminals. - Updated copyright notices to 2002 (Jordi). - nano.c: die() - Only save files that were modified (David Lawrence Ramsey). do_cont() - Run signal_init() after doupdate() so ^Y wont suddenly start suspending after returning from ^Z suspend in Hurd. signal_init() - Unconditionally disable VDSUSP if it exists, stops ^Y suspending nano on the Hurd. help_init() - Typo fixes in help strings (Jordi). - New variable helplen needed cause currslen is not always the length we want (bug found by David Lawrence Ramsey). - Typo in file switch string (found by David Lawrence Ramsey). main() - Handle Alt prev/next file keys (,.), as well as normal ones (<>). - Handle OS-specific insert keys by jump to do_insertkey (David Lawrence Ramsey). - files.c: read_file() - Make conversion message less confusing (suggested by Jordi). - rcfile.c: parse_next_word() - Get rid of ptr == \n check to abort, screws up option parsing (bug found by David Lawrence Ramsey) - winio.c: update_line() - set realdata check to >= 1 && <= 31, lack of > 0 check screwed high ascii characters. titlebar() - gettextized a pair of strings. bottombars() - Get rid of that annoying reversed line when color is on! :) edit_add() - Little fixes to let color highlights not bleed onto the next line. statusq() - Initialize "list". - m4/gettext.m4: - Back down to 1.1.3 version. - faq.html: - Various link updates and other fixes (Aaron S. Hawley). - Typo fixes (David Lawrence Ramsey). - AUTHORS - Add DLR. - po/sv.po: - Swedish translation update (Christian Rose). - po/ru.po, po/uk.po: - Russian and Ukrainian translations updates (Sergey A. Ribalchenko). - po/ca.po, po/es.po: - Catalan and Spanish translations updates (Jordi). - po/pl.po: - New Polish, partial translation, by Cezary Sliwa . - Wojciech Kotwica completed it and is the new official maintainer. - po/fr.po: - French translation update (Michel Robitaille). - po/gl.po: - Galician translation update (Jacobo Tarrío). - po/it.po: - Italian translation update (Marco Colombo). - po/de.po: - German translation update (Michael Piefel). - po/fr.po: - French translation update (Jean-Philippe Guérard). nano-1.1.4 - 12/11/2001 - General - Preliminary syntax highlighting support. New functions colortoint() and parse_color() in rcfile.c, new code in edit_add() in winio.c to actually do the highlighting. It's not even close to pretty yet :P - Many int/long alignments (David Lawrence Ramsey). - files.c: - Fixes for tab completion and screen refresh (David Lawrence Ramsey). add_open_file() - Get rid of unsetting MARK_ISSET because otherwise writing marked text will automatically unset the marker with multibuffer enabled. - global.c: - Define currshortcut and currslen when either DISABLE_MOUSE or DISABLE_HELP or DISABLE_BROWSER is not defined (Silvan Minghetti). - nano.c: main() - Add Esc-[-[IGL] keys for FreeBSD Console (PgUp,PgDn,Insert). - Added better Hurd support for function keys (Alt-V,U,9,@,F). signal_init() - do SIG_IGN for the SIGTSTP sigaction regardless of whether we have _POSIX_VDISABLE or not (more Hurd fixes) help_init() - Typo fixes and additions to the new help texts. do_curpos() - Now takes arg for constant updating to always show the cursor position (David Lawrence Ramsey). do_wrap() - Many fixes (David Lawrence Ramsey). do_spell() - Dont prompt for replace if we don't change the word in question (Rocco Corsi). - po/de.po: - German translation updates (Karl Eichwalder). - po/ru.po: - Russian translation updates (Sergey A. Ribalchenko). - po/sv.po: - Swedish translation updates (Christian Rose). - po/da.po: - Danish translation updates (Keld Simonse). - po/es.po: - Spanish translation updates (Jordi). - po/fr.po: - French translation updates (Michel Robitaille). - m4/gettext.m4: - diff against mutt 1.2.5's gettext.m4. nano-1.1.3 - 10/26/2001 - General - Finally wrote function-specific help mode. Changes to nano.c:help_init() and winio.c:do_help(). Changed currshortcut and currslen #ifdefs to depend on both DISABLE_HELP and DISABLE_MOUSE being defined to not include. Changed all the shortcuts and lengths. - Fixed null_at to ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING with its arg. Again, this was causing nasty errors if the call to nrealloc moved where the data was located. - Changed header comments to say "version 2" instead of "version 1" as the COPYING file is actually version 2 of the GPL (bug noticed by Jordi Mallach). - cut.c: do_cut_text() - Check to see whether marked text is contained within edit window and if so only do an edit_refresh (variable dontupdate replaces cuttingpartialline). do_uncut_text() - Similar display fixes (David Lawrence Ramsey). - faq.html - Removed nano-editor.org FTP site address [deprecated] and added the GNU one. - files.c: - Added status messages for converted DOS and Mac files. People should know that their file wasnt normally formatted. load_file() - Status message when trying to load an already loaded file with multiple buffers (David Lawrence Ramsey). read_file() - Get rid of useless linetemp variable and name num_lines int (David Lawrence Ramsey). - nano.c: - New function do_prev_word, similar to do_next_word. Hard coded as Alt-space, as next word is hard coded as control-space. Fixed goofy logic setting x pos to value of last line when hitting the beginning of first line, prog should simply abort. Added the #ifdefs around the code in main(). - nano.h: - Additional #define, SMALL_TOO to determine how long MAIN_LIST_LEN is. We need this because of the find matching bracket code. main() - Moved #ifndef NANO_SMALL down past the case 0: line so control-space doesn't insert a \0 (ack!) - rcfile.c: - Fix incorrect number of rc options (David Lawrence Ramsey). - po/sv.po: - Updated Swedish translation (Christian Rose). - po/da.po: - Updated Danish translation (Keld Simonsen). - po/es.po: - Style updates to Spanish translation (Santiago Vila). - po/ru.po, po/uk.po: - Updated Russian and Ukrainian translation (Sergey A. Ribalchenko). nano-1.1.2 - 10/03/2001 - General - Added BUGS #63 & 64. Fixes in search_init() and nanogetstr(), new flag CLEAR_BACKUPSTRING because there's no easy way to clear the backupstring without making it global (messy), so we use a flag instead (just as messy?) - --enable-tiny now leaves out the Auto Indent code, do you really need that on a bootdisk? =-) - New flag -o, --operatingdir, similar to Pico's -o mode. New function check_operating_dir(), changes to load_file (arg), open_file_dup_search (arg), new function do_gotopos for -F (David Lawrence Ramsey). - Code to read/write dos formatted files. Massive amounts of new code in read_line and write_file. New cmdline flag (-D --dos) to automatically write the file in DOS format, regardless of the original format. - Mac file writing supported too. Flag -M, --mac. Toggle Meta-O (MacOS? OS-X? =-) - New smooth scroll code by Ken Tyler. New flag -S, --smooth, changes to page_up() and page_down(). Many fixes to paging by David Lawrence Ramsey. - Bracket (brace, parens, etc) matching code by Ken Tyler. New functions do_find_bracket(), changes to findnextstr(), command is Meta-] (hope you dont mind since I already sold off Meta-O to the MacOS file code Ken...) Fixes to bracket_msg by DLR. - Call do_gotopos from do_alt_spell() to keep position consistent when invoking alt speller (DLR). - Readded DISABLE_CURPOS because in certain instances (like all the "Search Wrapped" lines) the cursor position will be different yet we don't want the cursor position displayed. - Take control-space out of -tiny build, unneeded. - cut.c: cut_marked_segment() - Add magic line when cutting a selection including filebot (discovered by DLR, fixed by DLR & Chris, fixes BUG #66). do_cut_text() - Don't recenter the line when cutting one line (DLR) (Bug #65). - faq.html: - Notes about the Free Translation Project. - Debian additions. - files.c: do_writeout() - Expanded strings to not use %s and ?: to determine write/append string to be nice to translators. new_file() - Initialize totsize (DLR). - nano.c: main() - Added var constcheck as a CRC-like check of whether cursor pos has changed and if so update the pos with -c. - Many tweaks and changes from numerics to char equivs (David Lawrence Ramsey). - Fix the KEY_IC being undefined when using slang. do_mouse() - Send 27 when the menu item clicked is an alt key seq... The lines aren't lined up since the menu width changed though, this breakage depends on whether the new widths will be kept or not (FEEDBACK!!) - Change k based on currslen to allow the new widths in bottombars(). do_wrap() - Fixes for Pico incompatibility in cases 2b and 2c. (David Lawrence Ramsey). global_init() - New arg save_cutbuffer, allows cutbuffer to not be lost when using multibuffer. - nano.1: - Added new features, fixed some typos (Jordi). - nano.texi: - Corrected the Mouse Toggle section, noticed by Daniel Bonniot. - Added many command line options, toggles and other additions (Jordi). - rcfile.c: - NUM_RCOPTS fix (DLR). - Add tabsize support to rc file (Nathan Heagy). - Fix incorrect argument in fill and tabsize error message (Nathan Heagy) - search.c: - Changed search prompt to "Search" followed by a list of bracketed, free-standing modifiers that do not imply a grammar, and the (to replace) string separately. Hopefully this resolves the i18n problems that this provoked. findnextstr() - Various fixes that need testing (Ken Tyler). - winio.c: - Add David Lawrence Ramsey to credits. bottombars() - Spread out the menu items, feedback definitely needed on this. nanogetstr() - More key fixes (David Lawrence Ramsey) - Don't be clever and wasteful, just repaint every iteration. - po/nl.po: - New Dutch translation, by Guus Sliepen . - po/ca.po, po/es.po: - Updated Catalan and Spanish translation (Jordi). - po/gl.po: - Updated Galician translation (Jacobo Tarrío). - po/da.po: - New Danish translation, by Keld Simonsen . - po/sv.po: - Updated Swedish translation (Christian Rose). - po/it.po: - Updated Italian translation (Marco Colombo). - po/fi.po: - Updated Finnish translation (Pauli Virtanen). nano-1.1.1 - 07/28/2001 - General - Reverted included gettext from 0.10.38 to 0.10.35 in intl/ dir. - Added m4/ directory to allow rebuilding using only the internal version of gettext.m4 (Albert Chin). - nano.c: main() - Change the multibuffer getopt option to 'F' (David Lawrence Ramsey) do_mark() - Temporarily disable cursorpos when enabled to be able to see the mark (un)set message (Ken Tyler). - nanorc.sample - Typo fixes and updates (David Lawrence Ramsey) - files.c: new_file() - Do add_open_files if there aren't any open yet (David Lawrence Ramsey). close_open_file() - Try to open the next file first, then the previous one (David Lawrence Ramsey). - global.c: shortcut_init() - Rewrote the whereis and replace lists to put CANCEL at the end of the list, and not include the toggle functions when using NANO_SMALL. - nano.h: - Fix type in INSERTFILE_LIST_LEN. - Rewrote all the macro definitions to be a little less messy, for the #ifdefs anyway. - rcfile.c: - Update for the multibuffer option (oops) (David Lawrence Ramsey). - search.c: - Added #ifdef NANO_SMALLs around the REVERSE_SEARCH code. search_init() - add #ifdef NANO_SMALL around toggles code. - winio.c: bottombars() - Fixed an off by one that wasn't letting lines with odd # shortcuts work in certain cases. nano-1.1.0 - 07/15/2001 - General - New global variables currshortcut and currslen to support using the mouse with the shortcuts. Also supports clicking on files in browser. Added #ifdef DISABLE_MOUSE around this code also. - Changed mouse disabling code from depending on --enable-tiny to its own flag, --disable-mouse. The --tiny option defines this automatically, but now just mouse support can be disabled if desired. - File Browser supports the "Goto Directory" - Added rcfile.c source file. Only includes much of anything when --enable-nanorc is used. Tons of new funcs, most notably do_rcfile() called from nano.c:main(). Added much needed function ncalloc(), will have to go through source code later and change the appropriate calls which used nmalloc for lack of an appropriate calloc function *** FIXME *** - After "Alternate" spell checker is called, cursor is repositioned on the same line as before ^T was pressed. - Moved config.h up in all .c files #include list (Albert Chin). - Added config.guess and config.sub to distribution because, apparently, newer autoconf/automakes can't live without them. - Various spelling updates by David Lawrence Ramsey. - Changed all string allocations to charalloc(), new function designed to take nmalloc argument but call calloc based on (char *) size. - New macro DISABLE_WRAPJUSTIFY to easily check for both wrapping and justify being disabled. This allows us to compile out the -r flag if neither are set, and will also allow us to comment out -W when it is written. - Allow fill to take a negative value to signify a "from right side" value. This allows the value to vary with the screen size yet still be correct. New static value wrap_at to minimize code impact. Updated man page and info file. - Allow file appending. New shortcut list nano_insertfile_list (since insert and write routines can't share shortcut lists anymore), new args to do_writeout and write_file called append, and of source code changes to those functions. - Allow backwards searching. Drastic rewrite of the search prompt string by Chris. All other code by Ken Tyler. New globals nano_reverse_msg, new functions revstrstr and revstrcasestr, many changes to search functions. Not too big a code size increase! - Moved extension functions (Case Sensitive, Regexp, and Backwards Search, Append key in write file function) to Meta keys, as people are complaining loudly about nano not being control-key compatible with Pico, which is a Bad Thing (TM). Changes to shortcut_init, toggle_init, new toggles for backwards and regexp (and you can now toggle all search options including regexp at the Search: prompt!) Changes to nanogetstr to enable Meta keys to be grabbed, changes to onekey to print M-style shortcuts. - New macro TOGGLE which just toggles, no more silly checking ISSET and then using SET or UNSET when we want a simple toggle for a flag. - Added multiple buffer capability (God help us). New configure option --enable-multibuffer (-F), changes to do_insertfile(), do_insertfile_void(), toggle_init(), do_gotoline(), edit_update(), and write_file(), new functions add_open_file(), open_file_change_name(), load_open_file(), open_file_dup_search(), open_file_dup_fix(), open_prevfile(), open_nextfile(), close_open_file(), get_full_path(), die_save_file(), etc. (David Lawrence Ramsey). - Using --enable-extra automatically defines --enable-multibuffer changes to version() and configure.in. - Moved to gettext 0.10.38 at the last second, sure to break something, but at least I can run make distcheck! - Makefile.am: - Include ABOUT-NLS and the new THANKS files to the distributed list. - THANKS: - Initial, incomplete list of people to thank. - Added some more people. - configure.in: - New option, --enable-nanorc, which allows people to have a .nanorc initialization file and set options normally used on the command line, and color later on. - Added --enable-color option to allow color and syntax highlighting (stub as of now). - cut.c: add_to_cutbuffer() - Remove useless statements (Rocco). cut_marked_segment() - Add bizarre copy of bot node, else *BSD goes ballistic (fixes BUG #60). - Added 'destructive' argument. Allows the selected text to be added to the cutbuffer without changing the contents of the file. This allows writing selection to separate files. do_cut_text() - If the line is empty when using -k and wasn't already added, create a dummy line and add it to the cutbuffer (fixes bug #61) - Reset marked_cut if we blow away the cutbuffer. - Moved the case of current == mark_beginbuf into cut_marked segment, so do_writeout could call it when writing selection to file. do_uncut_text() - Reset cutbuffer even if we're uncutting marked or cut to end text! - faq.html: - Brought the FAQ up to date, many little changes (Jordi). - Added sections 3.7 and 3.8 for the multibuffer and nanorc support. - files.c: do_browser() - Minor fixes to the processing of SELECT function (Rocco) - Added the "Goto Directory" code (Rocco) - Don't shift the size of the file is it's less than 1K. Fixed files less than 1K being displayed as 0B (Rocco). - More Picoish keystrokes for the browser, ^P, ^N, etc, for up, down, etc, and add the consistent ^C to exit (Jim Knoble). do_writeout() - New code to allow writing selected text to a separate file. When this is done, the current state is preserved. write_file() - New arg, nonamechange, means whether or not to update the current filename after writing the file out. - Increment lineswritten when the very last line isn't null. Fixes off by one count when writing selection to file. - global.c: - Updated some of the lists for the "Goto Directory" code (Rocco) - move.c: page_up() - Rewritten with a loop to make screen updates work when mark is set (fixes bug #59). do_home(), do_end() - Don't keep cutbuffer. - nano.1: - Added the missing -r flag (Jordi). - nano.c: do_alt_speller() - Reposition cursor on same line as before ^T was called (Rocco) ABCD(), main() - Add Alt-whatever-[a-d] support as well as Alt-whatever-[A-D]. main() - Code to silently process "-g" and "-j" (Rocco) - Added Alt-[-7,8 support for home/end keys (Jeff Teunissen). signal_init() - Reorder sigaction calls, use sigfillset() to stop SIGTSTP and SIGCONT from being interrupted, allows suspending nano to work more reliably, esp. with mutt, etc. do_suspend() - Don't try to play with the handler inside the handler. Just raise a SIGSTOP. We also now write the "use "fg"" message to stdout instead of stderr. - Added _POSIX_VDISABLE macro to fully ignore suspend keystroke. Eliminates the possibility that nano can be suspended when it's not supposed to be. Many many many thanks to Jordi and Tom Lear for helping out finding and fixing this bug! do_cont() - Now just does a refresh call instead of playing with the SIGTSTP handler. - nano.h: - Updated the BROWSER_LIST_LEN for the "Goto Directory" code (Rocco) - proto.h: - New shortcut list added: gotodir_list (Rocco). - search.c: do_gotoline() - Optimizations, remove "$" goes-to-last-line, less messages (Rocco) do_replace() - If we manage to make it in somehow with VIEW_MODE on, abort nicely (fixes BUG #59). - utils.c strcasestr() - Replaced by mutt's mutt_stristr function, because the thought of dynamically allocating memory and copying each line in a file to do a search or replace was causing me to lose sleep. - winio.c: actual_x() - Remove inline from function decl (Albert Chin). - po/POTFILES.in: - Added utils.c to the list. - po/es.po, po/ca.po: - Updated (Jordi). - po/gl.po: - Galician translation by Jacobo Tarrío. - po/uk.po, po/ru.po: - New Ukrainian and Russian translations by Sergey A. Ribalchenko , thanks! - po/id.po: - Updated Indonesian translation by Tedi Heriyanto. - po/it.po - Updated Italian translation by Marco Colombo. - po/no.po: - New Norwegian translation by Eivind Kjørstad . - po/sv.po: - New Swedish translation by Christian Rose . nano 1.1 tree forked here 04/07/2001 nano 1.0.1 - 04/06/2001 - General: - added configure option --disable-wrapping. Does what it says, no wrapping or checks are done. Separate from --enable-tiny, some may want a bare-bones Pico clone that does wrap text. Affects configure, nano.c:do_char() and check_wrap() obviously, version(), and do_char(). - aclocal.m4: - Minor patch for intl check (really this time) (Albert Chin) - faq.html: - Fixed typo in section 6.1 (discovered by Bob Farmer). - files.c: - fix two typos in comments, one in ChangeLog (Matthias Andree) diralphasort() - Stop abort on symlinks (Matthias Andree) - use strcasecmp to sort directory if available, pilot does that as well (Matthias Andree) filestat(), do_browse() - Changed lstat calls to stat, which fixes the browser not following links to directories. We only use lstat() when printing the details of the file, and if it is a link, then check via lstat() for link to a directory. If it is a directory, display (dir), else use the normal "--". do_browser() - Fix broken size suffix off-by-one errors (Matthias Andree) cwd_tab_completion(), do_browse_from() - Use PATH_MAX instead of 0 arg to getcwd (Matthias Andree). - Changed above to use PATH_MAX only when defined on the system, as the HURD e.g. does not support it. - intl/Makefile.in: distclean - added intl/libintl.h to the rm -f rule, should fix the unresolved gettext symbols problem (Jordi). nano-1.0.0 - 03/22/2001 - General - Added void to functions declared as () args, nano.c:do_mark() and search.c:regexp_cleanup(). (Christian Weisgerber). - Changed internal variables called "new" to "newnode" to avoid the "new" C++ reserved word, even though there is likely no way nano will EVER be compilable with a C++ compiler. (suggested by Rocco Corsi). - ca.po, es.po: - Final tweaks for Nano 1.0. - cs.po: - Czech translation from Vaclav Haisman. - nano.info: - Added dir entry (Albert Chin). - winio.c: statusq() - Added NANO_BACK_KEY and NANO_FORWARD_KEY cases for left and right. 1.0-test prerelease - 03/17/2001 - nano.c: do_wrap() - Added case for autoindenting text causing new line (Adam). - Added SAMELINE case to above. Added checks to cases 1b and 2b for placement of cursor. - move.c: page_down() - Check for totlines < editwinrows in check for superfluous edit update (fixed BUG #57). - search.c: print_replaced() - s/occurence/occurrence typos (Jordi). search_init() - If using Pico mode and regex and same answer is entered, use last_search string instead of answer (fixes BUG #56). - nano.texi: - Meta-Z correction and grammar in --enable-tiny desc (Neil Parks). nano-0.9.99pre3 - 02/19/2001 - General GNU compliance issues: - Reworked shortcut list, put "Get Help" into default list, removed "Goto Line", aligned "Read File" with "Write Out" and "Replace" with "Where is" for consistency. - Added texinfo manual nano.texi. Added texi options to Makefile.am. - configure.in: - Autoconf compatibility fixes (Pavel Roskin) - Added separate check for resizeterm(). - ALL_LINGUAS: added hu and ca. - cut.c: do_cut_text() - marked text cut fixes (Rocco) (Fixes bug #54). - nano.c: do_delete() - Added check for current->next == fileptr, as we have a magic line code again, fixes silliness at the end of the last line before the magic line (reported by J.A. Neitzel). do_justify() - If the keystroke after the justify is not the unjustify key, blank the statusbar (bug reported by Neil Parks). main() - Added ENABLE_NLS check around gettext stuff. - winio.c: do_yesno() - Added localized yes, no and all strings to function and rewrote handler for the new format. - de.po: - Translation updates by Florian König. - fi.po: - Translation updates by Pauli Virtanen. - hu.po: - Hungarian translation by Horvath Szabolcs. - id.po: - Translation updates by Tedi Heriyanto. - es.po: - Translation updates and grammatical/typo fixes (Jordi). - ca.po: - Catalan translation by Jordi Mallach :) - Miquel Vidal went over it and corrected many typos and completed bits that remained untranslated by error. nano-0.9.99pre2 - 01/31/2001 General - Removed center_x and center_y globals. center_y was completely unused and center_x was only used a few places, easily replaced with COLS / 2 (oops, not current_x & y (Rob)). - Deleted free_node, duplicate of delete_node, and changed all free_node calls to delete_node. - Fix for resizing the window in modes other than normal edit mode Changes to handle_sigwinch(), main(). Fixes bug #52 (Rocco). - files.c: write_file() - Don't free() realname on error, if it needs to be free()d later it will be (fixes crash on successful write after failed write, discovered by David Sobon). username_tab_completion() - Optimization and removal of useless vars (Rocco). - Rewritten using getpwent (suggested by Rocco). - Removed redundant conditional (Rocco). real_dir_from_tilde() - Rewritten using getpwent (suggested by Adam, much optimized by Rocco). - global.c: - Don't define toggles global or toggle_init_one if using --tiny. - nano.c: do_justify() - Added restoration of totsize after unjustify command. usage() - Add arg to -T help (Rocco). global_init(), handle_sigwinch() - Messy loops replaced with memset calls (Rocco). do_alt_speller() - Added code to parse multi-word alt_speller strings. - Fix initialization before fork() (Rocco). - proto.h: - Fix do_credits() proto (oops!) - winio.c: nanogetstr() - Sanity check for x overrunning the string buffer len. nano 0.9.99pre1 - 01/17/2001 General - Changed #ifdefs to check for both DISABLE_TABCOMP and NANO_SMALL, makes tiny option leave out tab completion, which should be left out in that circumstance. Saves at least 5k. - Previous change to #ifdefs DISABLE_TABCOMP and NANO_SMALL rolled back. (Rocco) - Various #ifdef & #ifndef cleanups. (Rocco) - Added message for when keypad goes awry. Added code in main and function print_numlock_warning() to notify user, and added an appropriate section in the faq to refer to this brokenness. - Added macros in nano.h for magic values that might be unclear in nano.c:global_init(). (Rocco) - configure.in: - Fix for _use_keypad check breaking slang support (Christian Weisgerber). - Changed to automatically define the 5 DISABLE variables when NANO_SMALL (enable-tiny) is requested at configure. - faq.html: - Added some info on making the binary smaller with the configure script. - Added section on keypad bugginess. - files.c: real_dir_from_tilde() - Oops, fix case where buf ="~", silly crash (bug discovered by Neil Parks). do_browser() - Added space and - keys to do page up and down. cwd_tab_completion(), input_tab() - Changed bare malloc/calloc calls to nmalloc (found by Rocco). - Added memset() to matchBuf to ensure sanity (Rocco, Adam). - nano.c: ABCD() - New function, figures out what kbinput to return given input common to several switch statements, allows us to support the default Konsole key settings. main() - Alternate speller option no longer valid if DISABLE_SPELLER is active. (Rocco) - Removed direct calls to usage() (#else) for -k (cut) or -s (speller) options when these have been disabled. (Rocco) - Initialized kbinput to get around stupid compiler warning. nano_small_msg() - This function has been removed. All references now call nano_disabled_msg. (Rocco) version() - When NANO_SMALL (enable-tiny) is defined, the 5 main DISABLE variables (SPELLER, HELP, JUSTIFY, BROWSER, TABCOMP) are not reported as enabled when Nano is called with -V (--version) command line option. (Rocco) usage() - Alternate speller option no longer valid if DISABLE_SPELLER is active. (Rocco) window_init(), handle_sigwinch() - Added check for not having enough LINES to do anything useful, if so die with an error. (Rocco) die_too_small() - Function to print the window too small error message, avoids repeated string defs and globals. do_justify() - Small fix for totsize calculation (Rob) - fi.po: - Update by Pauli Virtanen. nano 0.9.25 - 01/07/2001 General - - New file browser code. New functions in files.c:do_browser(), helper functions browser_init(), tail(), striponedir(), filestat(). New shortcut list browser_list. Some new strings to translate. Added function do_browse_from(). - Keypad code has been changed slightly. Now checks for _use_keypad flag in window to see whether or not to turn the keypad() back off when finished (taken from aumix). Moved to winio.c where it should probably be anyway. New configure check for _use_keypad in window struct. This will have to do for now. - Moved keypad() calls for PDCurses from main() to window_init() so the keypad continues to work after a Meta-X, for example. Fixed bug #51. - faq.html: - Fix typos and small mistakes (Jordi). - files.c: username_tab_completion() - Added the (char *) sizeof when allocating memory for the filename array (Rocco). cwd_tab_completion() - removed skipping . and .. when tabulating matches. - Added the (char *) sizeof when allocating memory for the filename array (Rocco). do_writeout() - Now takes an argument so the string typed in can be retained when calling the browser. do_browser() - Don't decrement longest by the length of path. Fixes crashes on entering various dirs (Rocco). - Don't ungetch() the exit key, unneeded, fixes inserting a file causes exit code. - move.c: page_down() - Don't do an edit_update when there is only one page of text (fileage == edittop && filebot == editbot). Fixes Bug #50. - nano.c: main() - Reorder the getopt options to be more or less alphabetical (suggested by Sven Guckes). - winio.c: do_cursorpos() - Optimizations and cleanups by Rocco Corsi. do_credits() - Spell Erik Andersen's name right. titlebar() - Now takes an arg, needed for browser function. do_help() - Changed way of temporarily bringing up shortcuts at the bottom in the help screen (actually works). - utils.c: mallocstrcpy() - Takes char pointers now instead of void (makes debugging a helluva lot easier) - Duh, don't do anything if src == dest! - es.po: - Updates for file browser (Jordi). nano 0.9.24 - 12/18/2000 General - Added --disable-help option, affects acconfig.h, configure(.in), winio.c:do_help, nano.c:help_init,help_text_init,version. - Changed filename to no longer use PATH_MAX, so it can work on the HURD. Changes in files.c:write_file(), new function nano.c:clear_filename(), many changed in main(), a few other places. Please test this! - Added -b, -e, and -f flags, which we ignore as nano provides their functionality already. - cut.c: do_uncut_text() - Fix renumbering bug when uncutting marked text at filebot. - Fix screen not being displayed when we are uncutting marked text at editbot (Bug discovered by Ken Tyler). - Fix magic line not getting created when (you guessed it) uncutting marked text at filebot (Ryan Krebs). - files.c: read_file() - If we encounter an error and insert is not set, run new_file(). (bug discovered by Ben Roberts). write_file() - Change open call flags, basically copy joe's way of doing it so a more recent version will actually be included in (un)stable. - Remove useless fstat call. open_file() - Added check for S_ISBLK and S_ISCHR, don't open device files! - nano.c: renumber() - Don't stupidly assign the value of prev->lineno if prev == NULL! main() - Added code to check for Alt-Alt (27-27) keystrokes and set the next keystroke as a control sequence. New variable modify_control_key. Removed #ifdef _POSIX_VDISABLE check around Control-S,Q,Z handlers because we need it now for the Alt-Alt-x code. - Added --view option to getopt_long() call. Bug discovered by Rocco Corsi. help_init() - Fix off by one error that was making ^G help in normal mode and ^_ in Pico mode not be displayed in the help (bug discovered by Rocco Corsi). do_toggle() - Added fix_editbot() call to fix improper redisplay of edit window when using nohelp toggle (bug discovered by Rocco Corsi). - nano.1, nano.1.html: - Updated man page for -b, -e, -f and expanded explanation for -p. - winio.c do_help() - Force keypad on so F-keys and PageUp/Down will work properly. Added check for NANO_EXIT_FKEY to loop. - utils.c: new_magicline() - Increment totsize!! We decrement it when we've read a file, everywhere else it should automatically be incremented nano 0.9.23 - 12/08/2000 General - Changed --disable-spell to --disable speller. The term is "speller" for -s, so it should be --disable-speller. - files.c: write_file() - Added tmp check to TMP_OPT section (how appropriate). - Added new consistency checking code from securityfocus article by Oliver Friedrichs, and use O_EXCL if tmp == 1. - We now run check on result of lstat(), not stat(), to be safer. New variable anyexists, we use still use realexists later in the program. - OOPS, line up link/unlink/rename check if conditional with top if conditional. Option -l has been broken for 9 versions, no one noticed?! - Added saving perms at end of link so we can apply them to the new file if --nofollow is used. - winio.c: edit_add() - Off by one display error (fix by Rocco Corsi). do_replace_highlight() - New code to handle being past COLS (Rocco Corsi). - Moved from search.c, as it's definitely a winio function now =) update_line() - More '$' display fixes (Rocco Corsi). nano 0.9.22 - 12/02/2000 - General - Username tab completion code, and cleaned up existing tabcomp code. New functions real_dir_from_tide(), append_slash_if_dir(), username_tab_completion is more than a stub now =-). - Ignore key sequence 543 & 545, right control and alt keys in windows. Affects main() and winio.c:nanogetstr(). - Took out help from spell_list and changed SPELL_LIST_LEN to 1. Is using a spell checker THAT difficult? =-) - New function nano_disabled_msg(), to alert that certain functions have been disabled, similar to nano_tiny feature. - New configure options: - Added configure argument --disable-tabcomp. Affects bottom of files.c and write_file, utils.c:check_wildcard_match() and winio.c:nanogetstr(). - New options --enable-extra. New code in nano.c:version() to print out various options from ./configure, function do_credits(). - Added --disable-spell option for those who want to just disable the spell check feature. Affects the spelling functions do_spell, do_int_speller and do_alt_speller. - Added --disable-justify to get rid of the justify function. Affects do_justify() (not surprisingly). - files.c: write_file() - Unsetting modified on temp files bug fixed (Rocco Corsi). - Okay, if tmp == 1 and the file exists, we abort. do_insertfile() - Added call to real_name_from tilde, oops. Added check for DISABLE_TABCOMP. read_file() - Added check for fileptr == NULL. - global.c: shortcut_init() - Now takes an argument as to whether to display the unjustify shortcut or the normal uncut text one. Needed to accommodate the kludgey unjustify code. - nano.1, nano.1.html: - Updated date on pages because of -p changes. - Added "NOTES" section, where I explain what nano.save & friends are. - Added a copyright notice for the manpage, under the GPL. - Other minor changes. - nano.c: do_justify() - Wrote unjustify code. Borrows cutbuffer and stores the unjustified text there, then grabs the next keystroke and, if the unjustify key, gets rid of the justified text and calls do_uncut_text. Added macro NANO_UNJUSTIFY_KEY. do_int_spell* - Various fixes (Rocco Corsi). - Changed abort of program to aborting based on value of "edit a replacement" question, and not caring about the replace loop return value. That way the user can get out of the replace loop and continue spell checking (very important to me anyway). version() - Took out huge check for the various --disabled macros, eventually there will be too many to reasonably check for. nano_small_msg(), nano_disabled_msg() - Added checks for disabled functions to see whether or not to declare them. do_next_word() - Update the previous line as well as the current one in case we have moved beyond COLS or back from COLS, patch submitted by Ryan Krebs. die() - Now creates .save file using variable-length strings. Also calls write_file with tmp == 1, which happens to do exactly what we want (abort on save file exists and use mode 0600). handle_sighup() - Now calls die instead of writing on its own and exiting normally. - search.c: do_replace_highlight() - New function, displays the currently selected word as highlighted in the spell check. Called from do_replace_loop (Rocco Corsi). - Added calls to curs_set(0) and (1) to disable the cursor when highlighting, looks much better. - es.po: - Traditional Spanish strings updates. nano 0.9.21 - 11/23/2000 - AUTHORS - Added Rocco Corsi. - nano.c: main() - Changed check for argc == 1 to argv[optind] == NULL to decide whether or not to display "New File" in the statusbar. - search.c: findnextstr() - Fix current_x increment bug by using another variable (Rocco Corsi). search_init() - Silly typo in our "one simple call" of statusq. Stopped previous search string from being displayed. do_replace() - Copy back the previous value of last_replace into answer if using PICO_MODE and answer == "" - winio.c: do_up() - Deleted first update_line() call, screws up display when marker is set. - nano.1, nano.1.html - Updated man page for new -p definition. nano 0.9.20 - 11/18/2000 - General - Ran source through indent -kr again. Make everything pretty. - Changed behavior of "search" and "replace" prompts to make all previous values editable. This change was made so that you can replace with the null string without needing a special key for it. changed code in search_init(), do_replace(), nanogetstr (see below). - Added some missing gettext calls here and there (Jordi). - Revamped nanogetstr() and calls to it to use variable length strings. MANY changes in nanogetstr(), many chances in search.c, new function mallocstrcpy which is sure to be a programmatic nightmare, changed last_search, last_replace, answer to pointers. New function not_found_msg in search.c for displaying truncated strings in statusbar when the string is not found (-pedantic fixes by Rocco Corsi). We disable this feature when using PICO_MODE (-p). - New spelling code by Rocco Corsi. New functions do_int_speller, do_alt_speller, changes to do_spell in nano.c, New functions search_init_globals and do_replace_loop, changes to search_init(), do_replace, findnextstr, moved last_search and last_replace back to nano.c (*shrug*). - New tab completion code. Used check_wildcard_match, input_tab, cwd_tab_completion, username_tab_completion from busybox, hacked them a lot, changes to nanogetstr(). nanogetstr() and statusq() now take an arg for whether or not to allow tab completion. - Fixed value being input in statusbar during a search or replace and CASE_SENSITIVE or the other search is called and the string being typed in is blown away. Reported by Ken Tyler. - Changed PICO_MSGS flag to PICO_MODE, changed help strings accordingly. - files.c: do_writeout() - Change strcpy to answer to mallocstrcpy. - global.c - New global replace_list_2, for 2nd half of the replace dialog ("Replace with:"), has fewer options than first half because they were inappropriate. toggle_init() - Added #ifdef around toggle_regex_msg to get rid of compiler warning. - nano.c: keypad_on() - New function, toggles turning the keypad on and off in edit and bottomwin(). Added call to this in finish(), fixes bug #45. - search.c findnextstr() - New arg for begin_x variable, basically a rewrite that makes a little more sense and isn't quite as messy (Rocco Corsi). - Update the line we're checking if not the whole screen, because it's quite possible the search team could exist somewhere way to the right on the same line, for example. replace_abort() - Add reset of placewewant, stops cursor from jumping when moving cursor after a replace. do_replace() - Added code for Gotoline key after entering the search term. Fixes bug #46. - Removed redundant code involving processing replacement string. Converted if statements to switch statements. - Optimizations by Rocco Corsi. - Removed code for deleted shortcuts from in replace_list_2. do_search() - Converted if statements to one switch statement. - winio.c nanogetstr() - Added check for 343 in while loop to get rid of getting "locked" into statusbar" bug in odd $TERMs like iris-ansi. - Changed check to return -2 on "enter" from answer == "" to answer == def. - Fixed fallthrough code because there was no break. Make much more sense now. - Added check for ASCII 54[124] when using PDCurses, ignore them if noticed. nanoget_repaint() - New function, removes about 30 lines of duplicate code in nanogetstr(). - Black magic code to make $ appear in prompt if we're past COLS. blank_edit() - Removed wrefresh() call, much less choppy now. If there's a need for a wrefresh after a specific call, let me know. - es.po: - Updated translation for 0.9.20 (Jordi). nano 0.9.19 - 10/02/2000 - General - Added PDCurses support under cygwin, which allows building a nice stand-alone nano.exe for those poor Windows users. Extra check in configure.in for initscr() in -lcurses (as PDcurses has no tgetent), some #ifdef PDCURSES statements in main(). - Changed web site and email to new nano-editor.org domain. - nano.c - Added (int) casts to remove compile warnings with -Wall. main() - Added check for _POSIX_VDISABLE around term variable definition. - search.c - Added initializations for last_search and last_replace (Rocco Corsi) nano 0.9.18 - 09/18/2000 - General - Changed _POSIX_VERSION checks in regex code to HAVE_REGEX_H, added check for regex.h in configure.in. - configure.in: - Added default case for cross-compiling to get rid of annoying AC_TRY_RUN warning. - cut.c: do_cut_text() - Don't immediately abort if we're on filebot and the marker is set (fixes bug #42). - files.c: open_file() - Fix for bug #44 (Rocco Corsi). - global.c: shortcut_init() - Added in FKEYs that for some reason were left out. *boggle* - nano.c: main() - Added check for _POSIX_VDISABLE and use raw mode if not available, allows nano to work with cygwin. - Added gettext calls to enable/disable strings (Jordi). - Revamped a great deal of the F-key and keypad key handling, because we not longer use keypad() (see below). - Removed keypad() call because nano was not working with the keypad in many terms, which is very bad. - Made insert key call do_insertfile(). do_toggle() - Rewrote function to allow NOHELP toggle to work on systems without a working resizewin(). New function window_init(). mouse_init() - Add keypad only if mouse support is on, otherwise mouse doesn't work. I guess you have to choose between having the mouse and having a working keypad for the time being (thank god for Meta-M). - winio.c: total_refresh() - Added titlebar() call. onekey() - Off by one error fix fix ;-) (Rocco Corsi). - search.c: findnextstr() - Reset starting at current for search instead of begin. - es.po: - Translated new strings and minor updates (Jordi). - de.po - Revised translations by floki@bigfoot.com nano-0.9.17 - 09/04/2000 - General - New shortcuts to toggle certain options that are normally only flags via Alt/Meta. See Alt-C,E,I,K,M,P,X,Z. New struct called toggles in nano.h, toggle_init(), toggle_init_one() in global.c called from shortcut_init(), and do_toggle in nano.c. Also moved the signal code into a separate function in nano.c called signal_init(). Moved "struct sigaction act"into a static in nano.c. - Changed from Alt-key symbol (@) which is completely nonstandard to the *nix "Meta" symbol (M-). Changed help_init to show the M-key usage and the help text to explain keys which generate Meta. Moved the toggle Meta keystrokes to the first column instead of the third as they are the primary keystrokes for the functions. Thanks Mini editor team :-> - Changed last_search and last_replace vars to statically allocated (hence nulled) and moved to search.c (Matt Kraai). - global.c: toggle_init() - Changed "No auto wrap" and "No help mode" to "Auto wrap" and "Help mode". See the change to do_toggle() below. - nano.c: do_mouse() - Patch for handling lines w/tabs and mouse better (Ben Roberts). do_wrap() - Made wrapping code less ambitious. do_toggle() - Added checks for no help and no wrap mode, and print opposite enable/disable message. do_suspend(), do_cont(): - New functions, handle suspend signal in a Pico-like manner and work with Meta-Z. - winio.c: total_refresh() - Added edit_refresh() call to actually update the screen if messy. edit_refresh_clearok() - New function, does a total update for edit refresh, needed to fix lack of reversed text on searching with MARK_ISSET. onekey() - Off by one error fix (Rocco Corsi). update_line() - Added check for binary data >= 1 and <= 26, and use ^+letter to display it. Should fix editing text files with binary data in them. Placing of the cursor seems to be a bit screwed though... - search.c: search_abort() - Now calls edit_refresh_clearok when MARK_ISSET to handle screen ugliness bug (reported by Ken Tyler). findnextstr(): - Added reset for placewewant (Ben Roberts). - Fixed check for string that only occurs on the same line failing (discovered by Ken Tyler). nano-0.9.16 - 08/09/2000 - cut.c: do_cut_text() - Fixed getting locked into cutbuffer on cutting first line of file. - Added check_statblank(). - Check for fileptr == filebot, if so return, we shouldn't bother cutting the magic line. do_uncut_text() - Added check_statblank(). - nano.c: main() - Changed tabsize long arg to actually accept an argument *sigh*. - po/Makefile.in.in: - Patch to handle $DESTDIR (orig by Dan Harnett contributed by Christian Weisgerber) - configure.in: - New (and severally revised =) slang test code (Albert Chin-A-Young) nano-0.9.15 - 08/03/2000 - Changed edit_update call to take arguments TOP, CENTER or BOTTOM. Affects many many functions. Removed functions edit_update_top and edit_update_bot. - Added global variable tabsize, we no longer screw with the curses library in order to implement -T (suggested by Christian Weisgerber). - configure.in: - Finally fixed check for slang to report "no" if not called with --with-slang or --without-slang - nano.c: splice_node() - New function, abstracts linking in nodes. Fixes bug #36. null_at() - New function, nulls a string at a given index and realigns it. delete_buffer() - Removed, same as free_filestruct(). do_backspace() - Now calls page_up_center instead of page_up (as it should?) do_enter() - Fixed typo (?) in check for inptr->next. Caused lots of grief for editing lines at filebot. main() - Removed now useless usertabsize variable (Christian Weisgerber). - search.c: replace_abort() - redundant, now just calls search abort until it does something different. - winio.c: edit_refresh() - Added check for current line "running" off the screen. Hopefully this will not cause any recursive lockups. (Who am I kidding, of course it will!) - Added check to stop infinite loop calling edit_update. edit_update() - Rewritten, hopefully this will remove a lot of the scrolling the cursor back and forth needlessly. - move.c: page_down() - do an edit_update() at last case. Made function more like Pico's version, only move down to two lines before editbot. page_up() - Made function more like Pico's version, only move down to two lines after edittop. nano-0.9.14 - 07/27/2000 - nano.h: - Set CUT_TO_END to a different bit than TEMP_OPT. Fixes bug #32. - cut.c: do_cut_text() - Added check for MARK_ISSET when using CUT_TO_END. Fixes bug #31. - Simplified check for freeing cutbuffer. Added checks for doing multiple cuts with -k, now sets marked_cut to 2 for later processing by do_uncut_text(). do_uncut_text() - Added handler for uncutting with -k cuts. - files.c: write_file() - Removed (redundant) check for writing out files with -t. do_writeout() - Changed check for filename to filename[0]. Added some code, overall fixes bug #30 =-) - nano.c: do_justify() & do_wrap(): - totsize-related fixes (Rob) - de.po - Revised translations by floki@bigfoot.com nano-0.9.13 - 07/23/2000 - Implemented Pico's -k mode. New flag CUT_TO_END, option (-k, --cut), affects do_cut_text in cut.c. Not available with SMALL_NANO because it depends on the marker code which is not available with that setting. - Changed static temp_opt to flag TEMP_OPT. Fixed bug #29 (using -t with an unwritable file causes users to get locked into editor). - move.c page_down() - Don't edit_refresh() if the bottom of the file is in the edit buffer. (Adam) - nano.c: main(): - TABSIZE now set before first call to edit_refresh (Bill Soudan) - Different ^C kill code (patch by Christian Weisgerber). die(): - More intelligent emergency-save filename selection (Rob) do_spell(): - Changed exit semantics a bit so that aspell wouldn't get all screwy (bug discovered by Joshua Jensen. - files.c: read_file(): - Added init of buf variable, hopefully this will stop the "bleeding" of text seen with mutt and using i18n. write_file(): - Added code to check to see if using -l and the file is not in fact a link. This should fix the behavior where a file that does not have write permission but could be removed and rewritten is saved without error. Please test this feature and give feedback. - search.c: search_init(): - Added " (to replace)" statement to end of search string if we are doing a replace. Manually converted all the translations from '%s' to '%s%s' to ensure they still work with the new code. Also put in the translation for " (replace)" in the .po's. Hope I didn't step on your toes doing this Jordi. (Chris) do_search(), do_replace(): - Removed call to search_abort()/replace_abort() before call to the opposite function. - Fixed bug #28. findnextstr() - do not center string found if it is currently visible. (Adam) - fr.po: - French update by Clement Laforet . - es.po: - Updated strings to 0.9.13 (Jordi). nano-0.9.12 - 07/07/2000 - all: - New regexp search feature by Bill Soudan. New flags USE_REGEXP and REGEXP_COMPILED, new functions regexp_init, regexp_cleanup replace_line, replace_regexp in search.c, changes to search_init() and do_replace() and strstrwrapper(). - Added _POSIX_VERSION check to regexp code. Better than nothing for non-POSIX systems... - Made search functions & keys more like Pico. Added goto line from search and replace function, changed wording to "No Replace" instead of "To Search", "To Replace" to simply "Replace", and changed to Pico's keystroke by default, ^R. Affects search_init(), do_search() in search.c, globals in nano.h and shortcut_init() in global.c. - changed 'sprintf' calls to safer 'snprintf' (Rob) - cut.c - further totsize update corrections - files.c: - changed do_insertfile to call fix_editbot (Rob) - Magic Line code in read_file (Rob) - nano.c: - Removed dual alt_speller variables, oops! (Rocco Corsi) - Removed unnecessary do_oldspell function (Rocco Corsi). Added SMALL_NANO #ifdef around actual spell function. - Moved page_up() to move.c where is belongs. - Corrected FIXME in do_enter with explanation. (Rob) - Fixed FIXME in do_justify, resulted in creation of fix_editbot [also fixed in do_enter] (winio.c) (Rob) help_init(): - Moved newline out of if statement (Rocco Corsi) do_char(): - Magic Line related code in do_char (Rob) do_backspace(), do_delete(): - Added magic line code here too. - de.po: - Revised translations by floki@bigfoot.com. - fi.po: - Finnish translation by pauli.virtanen@saunalahti.fi. - utils.c: - Added new_magicline() - winio.c: - Added stdlib.h to includes, found by OpenBSD gcc. - lots of new commenting around display functions do_yesno(), nanogetstr(): - Removed now unnecessary raw/cbreak combos. - Removed gettext calls from "Y(es)", "N(o)", "A(ll)" and "^C", till we decide if those keybindings should be translated. (Jordi) clear_bottomwin(): - Removed wrefresh(edit) call. edit_update_top(): - Fixed a bug that caused nano to not update when current->next == NULL (e.g. paging down to the very bottom of ABOUT NLS wouldn't work). fix_editbot: - Added (should rebuild editbot from a valid edittop) (Rob) edit_add: - removal of redundant call to mvwaddnstr nano-0.9.11 - 06/20/2000 - New flag "-T" or "--tabsize" to specify how to display tab widths. Affects main() in nano.c, strlenpt(), xpt() and actual_x() (et al) in winio.c, and nano.h. Many hardcoded "8"s have been changed to the TABSIZE int. Added changes to nano.1 and nano.1.html. - id.po: - Indonesian translation by Tedi Heriyanto. - es.po: - Updated translation (Jordi Mallach). - winio.c - Rewrite of display functions to correct the display problems we had been seeing. Affects: add_marked_sameline, edit_add, and many others. (Rob Siemborski) - totsize fixes (Rob Siemborski) total_refresh(): - Cut display_main_list call, as this function is only supposed to refresh what's already on the screen, not go through the process of adding the text again. - cut.c: - totsize fixes (Rob Siemborski) - nano.c: - experimental do_wrap and check_wrap (Adam Rogoyski) - Removed editwineob, as it was redundant for (editwinrows - 1). Changed all calls to editwinrows - 1 in nano.c and move.c. - Removed all functions that were split into other files. Affects LOTS of funcs. do_enter(): - Added reset of placewewant to end. do_insertfile(): - Fix display problem when using ctrl-r to load a file into the buffer (Rob Siemborski) handle_sigwinch(): - Added titlebar(), edit_refresh() and display_main_list() calls because a resize wasn't picking up on possible different width correctly. - utils.c: - Moved nmalloc() and nrealloc() here. - move.c: - New file, contains movement functions (like do_home(), do_up(), do_down(), page_up(), etc...). - files.c: - Contains functions for files (read_file, insert_file, do_writeout(), etc). - search.c: - Contains all our searching and related functions, (do_search(), findnextstr(), do_replace(), do_gotoline()). nano-0.9.10 - 06/04/2000 - es.po: - Translation updates (Jordi). - AUTHORS, nano.1.html, TODO, README: - Documentation and email address updates (Jordi). - nano.c: main(): - Moved Adam's termio code down to after getopt() and before initscr() to stop people losing their SIGINT character when using args that exit nano before it runs (--version, --help, etc). nano-0.9.9 - 05/31/2000 - Makefile.am: - Added proper lines for defining LOCALEDIR. - configure.in: - Spelling fixes (Jordi Mallach) - Removed CFLAGS changes for gcc, reduces portability according to some, and it certainly doesn't seem to decrease exe size. - es.po: - Spanish translation updates (Jordi Mallach) - POTFILES.in: - Added global.c file, was screwing up translations (i.e. they weren't getting done). - cut.c: add_to_cutbuffer(): - Added totsize increment. - Cut fixes and optimizations (Rob Siemborski). do_uncut_text(): - Added totsize increment in several places. - nano.c: headers: - Removed LOCALEDIR define. do_justify(): - Added edit_refresh() call (bug discovered by Adam). page_down_center(): - Added call to edit_update(current) for last case. Removed increment of current_y since it's now just wasteful. do_enter(): - Added totsize increment. renumber(), renumber_all(): - Removed totsize-- and totsize init in renumber_all. do_mouse(): - Added edit_refresh() call to show highlight updates. Removed unnecessary wrefresh(edit). main(): - Moved up locale calls so that translated --help messages would actually get translated. do_backspace(), do_delete(): - Added decrement of totsize. init_help_msg(): - New function, initializes help text if NANO_SMALL isn't set (fixes broken i18n). read_file(): - malloc call changed to nmalloc (Rob Siemborski). - winio.c: total_refresh(): - Completely rewrote function, not quite so brain-damaged now. nano-0.9.8 - 05/18/2000 - nano.c: main(): - Added awesome code that disables the CINTR and CQUIT character (Adam Rogoyski). Removed raw()/noraw() calls so that nano gets input in 'normal' mode, which is the Right Way(tm) to do it. ^S, ^Z and ^Q now work properly as a result, as well as ^C. New variable term, global variable oldterm to save previous term settings, and changes to finish() and die(). - Added extra #ifdefs in getopt code, so that above code and flag init is run even if GETOPT_LONG is not #defined. - Added memset line before sigactions. (Adam Rogoyski) do_suspend(): Removed function, see above for why. - winio.c: update_line(), center_cursor(): - Removed wrefresh(edit) from bottom of functions. wrefresh should now only be called once, at the bottom of the main() loop. - global.c: shortcut_init(): - Removed suspend sc_init call and suspend message because suspend is no longer needed in the shortcut list to work properly. nano-0.9.7 - 05/14/2000 - nano.c: do_home(), do_end(): - Added calls to update_line for the current line, fixes lack of update (bug discovered by Alberto García). main(): - Added SET(FOLLOW_SYMLINKS) before getopt call, fixes not following symlinks even when -l isn't set, and "no changes" error when nano is called from crontab -e (Adam Rogoyski). - cut.c: do_cut_text(): - Added edit_update_top to cut when mark is set, fixes lack of display update (bug discovered by Ken Tyler). nano-0.9.6 - 05/08/2000 - New Italian translation (it.po), by Daniele Medri. - nano.c: page_up(), page_down(): - Added reset of placewewant to 0, as it should be. do_up(), do_down(): - Added call to update_line() for line we move from and line we move to, in order to keep the highlighting correct. do_wrap(): - Added var chop, new code to wrap lines more like Pico, mostly. THIS STILL DEFINITELY NEEDS TO BE REWRITTEN! - winio.c: do_help(): - Added edit_refresh() before exit. update_cursor(): - Removed cursor updating which really wasn't needed anyway. edit_update(): - Removed yucky code that didn't work, this function now just computes edittop and editbot and calls edit_refresh() to do the rest, which removes a lot of duplicate code... nano-0.9.5 - 05/01/2000 - Removed bytes from file struct because it was computationally wasteful. - cut.c: do_uncut_text(): - Added call to edit_refresh(). - nano.c: do_backspace(): - Added reset of editbot when deleting the last line of the file (bug discovered by Adam). do_char(): - Removed call to reset_cursor(). do_delete(): - Added similar check as to do_backspace(). do_enter(): - Added call to edit_refresh(). do_left(), right(): - Added call to update_line(), still redundant but better... do_up(), do_down(): - Added refresh calls both for current line and line to which we are moving. main(): - Removed inefficient call to edit_refresh() after every keystroke. It is now up each function to leave the screen in a good state. - winio.c: do_cursorpos() - Rewritten to not use bytes from filestruct by an incremental sum. update_line(), reset_cursor(): - Optimized calls to xplustabs() through a single variable. - update_line() now takes a new arg, an index into the string for where to update the line from. Needed for new update code. - configure.in: - Better checks for slang, allows argument to --with-slang. (Albert Chin-A-Young) - Removed -Iintl from CFLAGS in gcc check. - Makefile.am: - Addition of -Iintl for gettext (Albert Chin-A-Young) nano-0.9.4 - 04/25/2000 - Fixed calls to no_help and changed them to the more consistent ISSET(NO_HELP). Fixed return val of no_help to be what it should (2, not 1. Code to temporarily disable NO_HELP when in the help system. (Adam Rogoyski) - cut.c: do_marked_cut(), do_cut(), do_uncut(): - Commented out unnecessary bits when NANO_SMALL is being used. - winio.c: xpt(), strlenpt(), actual_x(): - Added check for value of data[i] & 0x80, if so do not make character 2 chars wide (orig. by Chris, 0x80 check by Adam). edit_refresh(): - New check for temp == NULL (bad thing), if so go back to the previous line. New filestruct var hold points to prev line. Fixes segfault when paging down to the end of a file. - nano.c: write_file(): - Added check for if file exists and is not equal to the current filename, prompt for overwrite (Adam Rogoyski). do_down(): - Removed check for current->next == NULL, now checks return value of do_down before setting current_x = 0 (discovered by Adam). do_justify(): - Fixed segfault when reaching the last line (tried to assign current->next->data when current->next == NULL) (discovered by Adam). - utils.c: - Removed extra macro defs that are now in nano.h. - nano.h: - Changed macro SET() to use |= instead of ^=. Fixes bug in cut code when cutting more than one line, and cutbuffer gets blown away when it shouldn't. nano-0.9.3 - 04/29/2000 - cut.c: do_marked_cut(): - Fixed off by one error in cut code for marked text. do_cut_text(): - Removed check for being on the last line, part of magic line code. add_to_cutbuffer(): - Moved tmp->prev = inptr line to part where cutbuffer != NULL. - Added inptr->prev = NULL for case where cutbuffer == NULL. - nano.c: do_backspace(), do_char(): - Removed "magic line" code. It was basically causing more bugs than it was helping for the sake of compatibility. This fixes at least one known segfault condition. do_enter(): - Added setting editbot to new node if the new node is the last node in the file. write_file(): - Changed writing file behavior. Now, if last line of the file has any data on it, we write a newline on it, else we don't. - winio.c: add_marked_sameline(): - New code that checks for whether the begin and end of the marker are on different lines. Missing previously. edit_add(): - added some more checks for text length. Cleaned up some mvwaddnstrs that could be written more simply as waddnstrs. edit_refresh(): - Removed check for temp == filebot, it is now treated like any other line. Fixes a bug where selected text on the last line shows normally. xpt(): - Removed an extra computation for tabs variable that was incorrect. xplustabs(): - Since xpt now actually works, this func is now just a wrapper for xpt(current, current_x) - nano.1, nano.1.html: - Added -l option to man pages. - configure.in: - New option --enable-tiny, #defines NANO_SMALL in config.h. Disables call to gettext in functions and other i18n stuff in nano.c, the detailed help mode, the resize functions, and the justify code which no one ever uses. - New option --with-slang. Enables slang libraries instead of ncurses, requires slcurses.h for wrapper functions. (Based on patches for 0.8.7 by Glenn McGrath). nano-0.9.2 - 04/15/2000 - This release just fixes the serious segfault problem if nano is invoked any way other than using the absolute path. The bug was in the new code for checking whether nano is invoked as 'pico'. nano-0.9.1 - 04/14/2000 - Added Pico compatibility for ^T when in search or switch to switch to the opposite function. Added one to REPLACE_LIST_LEN and WHEREIS_LIST_LEN in nano.h, new args to sc_init_one in global.c and new strings that will have to be gettext()ed. New argument 'replacing' to search_init(). Handlers in do_replace and do_search(). - New write code, now follows symbolic links instead of replacing them with the new file. New option (-l, --nofollow) to enable the old (incorrect, but secure) behavior (Adam Rogoyski). - nano.c: do_wrap(): - Fixed another bug relating to wrapping, and which would cause a segfault *sigh*. do_replace(): - Incremented current_x by the length of the replacement text inside the main replace loop. Fixes bug #15. add_marked_sameline(): - New function, handles marked text when start & end of marker is on one line, also supports most marked text when cursor > COLS. main(): - Code to check if nano is invoked as 'pico', and if so automatically set pico_msgs (Robert Jones). nano-0.9.0 - 04/07/2000 - nano.1, nano.1.html: Updated man page with my email address and homepage. - winio.c: reset_cursor(), update_line(): - Changed update algorithm for x value to (COLS - 7) multiple when x value > (COLS - 2). - edit_refresh(): - Removed inner loop code, now calls update_line() for each line in question, MUCH nicer. - xplustabs(), xpt(): - Removed redundant increment of tabs when column no % 8 == 0. - Added check for data[i] < 32, most of such bits are 2 chars wide. - update_line(): - Fixed a stupid call to strlenpt with col when we should have been using actual_col. Ugh. nano-0.8.9 - 03/22/2000 - nano.c: empty_line(), no_spaces(), justify_format(), do_justify(): Actually added these (screwup applying patch). do_justify(): Added call to set_modified(). nano-0.8.8 - 03/12/2000 - Preliminary internationalization support. Many many functions modified to use gettext (via _() macro). es.po file included. (Jordi Mallach) New dirs po/ and intl/, changes to configure.in and Automake.am to support i18n. - nano.c: includes: Added sys/param.h and limits.h. (Adam Rogoyski). statics: Changed some things that were not necessarily static (Adam Rogoyski). nrealloc(): New function, similar to nmalloc(). Changed calls from realloc() to nrealloc (Adam Rogoyski). empty_line(), no_spaces(), justify_format(), do_justify(): New functions for justify function (Adam Rogoyski). - winio.c: blank_edit(): Added wrefresh call to edit so that screen updates (like on ^L) actually work. xplustabs(), xpt(), strlenpt(): Fixed off-by-one buglets (Adam Rogoyski). nano-0.8.7 - 03/01/2000 - main.c: do_wrap(): Better fix for segfaults, and fix for lines being wrapped to a single character on one line when no good place to break the line exists, and for wrapping lines longer than COLS. - nano.1.html: Html version of man page, now included in dist. For the benefit of nano packages in Linux distributions. nano-0.8.6 - 02/24/2000 - global.c: shortcut_init(): Added shortcuts for goto_line and do_replace when using pico_msgs. Oops. - nano.c: statics: Changed fill back to 0 from 71 by default (Adam Rogoyski). do_wrap(): Added check for backing up past tabs, which we shouldn't do. Removed check for backing up past spaces first. main(): Added for loop to check for alt keys instead of hard list. do_enter(): Fix for bug #14, added call to reset_cursor and messed up do_char quite a bit. version(): Added time and date stamp for compile on version message. Added mail and web page info. - README: Updated mailing list info. nano-0.8.5 - 02/18/2000 - nano.c: main(): Finally fixed tilde being input on page up/down keys in certain terminal types. Fix was input 26->91->5[34] check for 126, if so make the kbinput PAGE UP/DOWN, else unget the keystroke and continue. Added #include for ioctl call. handle_hup(): Handler for hangup signal. Belated include of patch from Tim Sherwood. - winio.c: edit_refresh(): Temporary fix for selecting text when temp == current. edit_refresh() is now unmanageably complex, and must be revamped. check_statblank(): Added check for constupdate, makes things less choppy (Adam Rogoyski) nano-0.8.4 - 02/11/2000 - Moved global variables that were only (or mostly) used in one file into its proper file as a static. Affects cut.c, nano.c, global.c (Andy Kahn). - global.c: shortcut_init(): Removed redundant NANO_CONTROL_H from backspace shortcut, added char 127 which should have been there. - nano.c: main(): Fix for loops looping until MAIN_LEN, added -1 to stop segfaults (Adam Rogoyski). - Makefile.am: Added all source filenames (Adam Rogoyski). - nano.1: Fixed mail addressed and added mailing list address. - README: Updated my email address and the nano web page. nano-0.8.3 - 02/08/2000 - New Pico mode (-p, --pico), toggles (more) compatibility with the Pico messages displayed in the shortcut list. Note that there are still small differences in this mode. - nano.h: New shortcut struct format, for the benefit of i18n and our help menu. Removed shortcut message macros, they are now all in shortcut_init in global.c. - nano.c: do_wrap(): Removed resetting of current_x when we are in fact wrapping to the next line, fixes a bug in -i mode. do_enter(): Rewrote the autoindent mode code to be a lot less pretty, but a lot more magical. main(): Removed case for ignoring char 126 (~). That's kind of important, we'll have to fix handling that sequence when paging up/down on a terminal some other way... Revamped main switch loop in much snazzier fashion based on the shortcut list. - winio.c: New function display_main_list. Affects all functions that used to call bottombars() with main_list. Added because we now only call bottombars with the macro MAIN_VISIBLE instead of MAIN_LIST_LEN, because of the changes to the main_list shortcut list (see global.c below). New function do_help, our preliminary dynamic help system. - Many many funcs: Changed from int to void to allow one uniform type to call from the shortcut struct. Also a few functions that do not simple have void argument have new functions called funcname_void(void) to be called from the shortcut list. do_cut_text and do_uncut_text were changed to void arguments because they were never called with a filestruct other than *current anyway. - global.c: Shortcut list main_list was expanded to cover all shortcuts that could be caught in the main loop. Consequently there is a new macro MAIN_VISIBLE which tells how many items in the main list to actually show. nano-0.8.2 - 02/02/2000 - Added initial mouse (-m, --mouse) support. New global variable use_mouse. (Adam Rogoyski) - nano.c: Set initial value of fill to COLS - 8 rather than just 72 regardless. (Adam Rogoyski). do_delete(): Deleted call to do_backspace() when on the end of a line, because it won't update the line properly. do_backspace(): Removed unnecessary pointer manipulation that was being handled by unlink_node(). open_file(): Added check for trying to open a directory (currently we segfault on this). Bug pointed out by Chad Ziccardi. nano-0.8.1 - 01/28/2000 - Implemented Pico's -r (fill) mode, command line flag -r or --fill. New global variable fill, affects check_wrap(), do_wrap(), main(), usage(), global.c and proto.h. - nano.c: write_file(): Added (incredibly) necessary check for EPERM when link() fails. This allows us to actually save files via rename() on filesystems that dont support hard links (AIEEEEEE). do_goto(): Fixed a stupid mistake where we were calling bottombars() with replace_list instead of goto_list. - nano.h: New char *help in shortcut structure for help feature. Added NANO_*_MSG and NANO_*_HELP #defines for help function and i18n. - global.c: New functions shortcut_init (called in nano.c) and sc_init_one() to initialize the shortcuts without using {}s (for i18n). nano-0.8.0 - 01/25/2000 - View flag (-v, --view) implemented. Global variable view_mode, affects main loop of nano.c and new_file(). (me) - nano.c: split checks for TERMIOS_H and TERMIO_H up so we can (theoretically) include them both, which is good. handle_sigwinch(): Added check for ncurses.h. (Andy Kahn) do_spell(): We now only try ispell because we don't as of yet handle the 'spell' program the right way, now that I finally know what the right way is =-). Added call to edit_update(fileage) to stop segfaults. global_init(): Added initialization of edit* filestruct pointers to stop segfaults on spell check. usage(): Check for getopt_long, and if no leave out the GNU options everyone seems to love so much (Andy Kahn) main(): Added checks for getopt_long (Andy Kahn) We ignore character 126 because it gets put into the buffer when we page up/down on a vt terminal. write_file(): Fixes for umask (Adam Rogoyski). Renamed tmpfile variable to tmp. Documented the tmp option better in the function comments. Fixed my stupidly commented out check for tmp on setting umask which I really like => - nano.h: Made desc variable in shortcut struct a pointer instead of a fixed-length string. - utils.c: Fixed check for config.h before nano.h. - configure.in: New checks for getopt_long, getopt.h, removed CFLAGS and LDFLAGS changes. Gonna have to run strip manually now =-) (Andy Kahn) Added check for HAVE_WRESIZE, new file acconfig.h (me). nano-0.7.9 - 01/24/2000 - New autoindent feature. Command flag 'i' or '--autoindent'. New function do_char() to clean up character output, global variable autoindent in global.c. (Graham Mainwaring) - New flag 't' or '--tempfile', like Pico's -t mode, automatically saves files on exit without prompting. Affects do_writeout(). Also do_writeout() now takes a parameter for if exiting. Global variable temp_opt in global.c (Graham Mainwaring) - Preliminary spell program support. Added command flag '-s' or '--speller' for alternative speller command. Added function do_spell() and exit_spell() to nano.c. New global variable alt_speller. - nano.c: main(): We now ignore input of decimal 410 because these get entered when we resize the screen. Sorted options in getopt() switch statement. usage(): Sorted options and changed tabs to make room for -s option. write_file(): Now takes a second parameter 'tmpfile', uses mask 0600 and doesn't print the number of lines written on the statusbar. global_init(): Added more initializations to globals to support do_spell(). nano-0.7.8 - 01/23/2000 - Stubbed justify function. Affects main() in nano.c and nano.h defines. - Added Fkey equivalents for Pico compatibility. Affects nano.h defines and main() in nano.c - Removed redundant reset_cursor() calls from the blank() routines. - nano.c: main(): Fixed typo in main while loop for NANO_ALT_REPLACE_KEY. Removed check for isprint() characters in main while loop for people with odd character sets *shrug*. Added some X window F-key combos. read_line(): New function, consolidates of most of the special sections of the file reading code. (Rob Siemborski) do_replace(): Many scattered fixes. (Rob Siemborski) write_file(): Added check for empty filename. - winio.c: nanogetstr(): Fixes for deleting at places other than the end of the buffer, cut support. (Adam Rogoyski) blank_edit(): New function, blanks edit buffer. Added call to it in total_refresh(). - configure: Checks for glib if snprintf or vsnprintf aren't available (Andy Kahn). Changed warning message when no termcap lib is found. nano-0.7.7 - 01/19/2000 - Option '-v' for version moved to '-V', because -v is Pico's "read only" mode (affects getopt() in main() and usage() function in nano.c - New flag -c, always show cursor position. Affects main() in nano.c and statusbar() in winio.c - Option '-x' doesn't show help window at the bottom of the editor. New variable no_help in nano.h and proto.h, affects main(), usage(), and global_init() in nano.c, blank_bottombars(), clear_bottomwin(), bottombars(), and do_yesno() in winio.c (I had to apply this patch by hand =P) (Adam Rogoyski) - nano.c: handle_sigwinch(): New function (Adam Rogoyski), handles resizing. page_up(), page_down(): - New functions. We now set the cursor at the top right corner, not at the center line, and page up and down a full screen rather than a half screen. Original functions renamed to page_up_center() and page_down_center(). main(): - Added check for keystroke key sequence 407 or NANO_CONTROL_Z in main while loop because suspend mode was broken. This should fix it, at least for now. - Added long option support (By popular harassment ;-) - Added #include for getopt.h, changed getopt() to getopt_long(). Options added so far: --version (-V), --nowrap (-w), --suspend (-z), --help (-h), --nohelp (-x). - Rewrote signal statements (Adam Rogoyski) nano 0.7.6 - 01/15/2000 - New ChangeLog format - nano.c: main(): Bound CONTROL_H to backspace (oops) Added more Alt-[-key combinations, for page up & down. read_bytes(): New function (Adam Rogoyski) read_file(): Optimizations - malloc()s *buf a little at a time rather than one huge buffer, and replaced the strcat at the end with an index variable. Added call to read_bytes(). do_next_word(): New function, binding is control-space (0) (me) - winio.c: bottombars(): Fixed non-expanding shortcut keys at bottom of screen. (formula is extra space needed = COLS / 6 - 13). actual_x() & strlenpt(): Added bug#9 fix - when tabs % 8 == 0, we should only increment tabs by 1. titlebar(): Fixed overrun in titlebar on very long filenames. 0.7.5 Pico 'last line' feature added (Rob Siemborski & me). Eliminated writing a newline at EOF. do_cursorpos and do_replace are now not directly bound to signals but picked up as their control sequences in raw mode. Bug fix in do_backspace. Fixed bug #9 (woohoo!) 0.7.4 Optimized (obfuscated?) edit_refresh. Malloc() calls checked for available memory, align bug fixed (Big Gaute). --- As of version 0.7.4 TIP is renamed to nano. 0.7.3 Fixed a double blank_statusbar() when jumping to first and last lines. Took out unnecessary updates in load_file. Bug fix in do_left. Missing updates to totlines, fixed bug #7 (last line not having a newline at the end doesn't get read, bugfix in do_replace with replace all, more/better comments (Robert Siemborski) 0.7.2 Our first patch accepted into the source! configure fixes and optimizations (Erik Anderson). Added missing stdarg.h to winio.c. Bug fix in update_line for editing long lines. Fixed arguments being put into the filename when none is specified. Preliminary +line command argument function. 0.7.1 configure tweak for better FreeBSD support. Removed refresh() from edit_refresh to stop cursor "jumping" during screen updates. This will probably cause a bug or two. Replace is now Alt-R (@R) and Goto line is Alt-G (@G), but they have control key aliases of ^\ and ^_ respectively. Made Control-F,B,N,P work like they do in Pico. Control-G will become the Help key, but for now is stubbed out. 0.7.0 Fixed missing stdlib.h from cut.c. Fixed a few message bugs in findnextstr. Bound Control-D to Delete. Refixed segfault on zero length file. Added Esc-[-A,B,C,D cursor key sequences. 0.6.9 Preliminary cursor position function. Split up tip.c more, made new files cut.c and winio.c. Fixed a bug in cut_marked_segment that was leaving out a character. 0.6.8 By request, optchr in main() is now an int. Removed unneeded globals. Bound functions for next/prev page, and wrote functions do_home and do_end. 0.6.7 Bugfix in do_uncut_text for totlines. Broke up open_file and created read_file. Implemented Insert File. Fixes in tipgetstr for erroneous keystrokes. Added leave_cursor arg to do_yesno(). 0.6.6 Fixes in do_search(), do_replace(), do_writeout, and do_exit() for aborted searches and more Pico-compatible messages. statusq() now returns -2 on a blank entry instead of -1. Bug fix in actual_x(). 0.6.5 More BSD compatibility. Fixed two bugs in do_uncut_text regarding buffers with filebot in them. Fixins in do_backspace and do_enter. Removed unused variables. Removed strip_newline. 0.6.4 Took out the awful newlines from each string buffers. This will certainly cause more bugs. Fixes in do_exit(). Better empty file handling (I hope). 0.6.3 Implemented ^E. Removed now unneeded wrapline from filestruct. do_enter() rewritten. 0.6.2 Better default file permissions. Complete rewrite of do_wrap(). Better handling of editing with cursor near COLS - 1. 0.6.1 Starting to implement wrapping toggle. Fix for unhandled control codes being entered into the buffer. Bug fix in actual_x; more > COLS - 1 functionality, especially on lines with TABs. Fixed being locked into cutbuffer when cutting more than one marked screen of text. 0.6.0 We have TABs!!! To do this, placewewant is now set to the actual width on the screen we want to be, not an index of current->data. New functions xplustabs and actual_x convert the actual place the cursor should be on the screen to and from the place in the string. 0.5.5 Changed do_right to test do_down before setting current_x to 0, eliminating the "looping" on the last line when holding the right arrow. Preliminary support for longer than COLS - 1 lines. Wrote do_delete. 0.5.4 Fixed a bug in total_update that wasn't repainting the screen properly. tipgetstr is much more messy but text is now more editable ;) Fixed crash on entering a new file, hopefully. Awful stub for tab handling, only in do_right() to save me some sanity. 0.5.3 Added check for malloc.h. Implementing uncut from marker slowly. Fixed a few bugs in do_uncut when not uncutting from marked text. I would not trust your data with the mark code right now, but then we're not at version 1.0 yet so dont trust anything ;) 0.5.2 Added reset_cursor() before end of update_line so cursor doesn't jump after each keystroke entered. Select text stubbed. Fixed a bug in total_refresh(). Setting a mark will highlight properly, but does not actually affect what gets put in the cutbuffer (yet). 0.5.1 Writing a file out causes modified to be set back to 0. Good. Set_modified function written. Cut and uncut text now set modified when called. 0.5.0 Half way there! Implemented write out, save function seems stable. Changed statusbar blank routing to not refresh, a separate program calls it and then refreshes. Made the program not clear the screen on exit, just the bottom two lines (like Pico). 0.4.2 Implemented replace all in replace function. Crude exit function (asks yes or no if modified but does not write to file). 0.4.1 Implementing search & replace. Fixed crash on deleting at top of edit buffer. Implemented "timeout" of statusbar messages. Implemented ^A and ^E (beginning and end of line). 0.4.0 Split code into global.c and proto.h to allow for better multiple file handling. Added #defines for the majority of the shortcut keys in tip.h for easy modification. 0.3.1 Write edit_refresh which doesn't move the screen around, just updates what's there already. do_wrap() and do_enter() added. 0.3.0 Preliminary cutbuffer (cut and uncut) support. 0.2.7 Check for Modification added. do_search() works. 0.2.5 Rewrite of file data struct. 0.2 Read in data to buffer, bound keystrokes to stub functions, initial cursor movement on screen. Initial autoconf support. 0.1 Initial program setup w/ncurses $Id: ChangeLog.pre-2.1 4199 2007-12-17 23:05:11Z dolorous $ nano-2.2.5/README.SVN0000644000175000017500000000440011241153421010711 00000000000000INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE AND INSTALL NANO CVS VERSIONS ===================================================== GNU nano is available from SVN, but building this needs a bit more care than the official stable and unstable tarballs. Prerequisites ------------- To successfully compile GNU nano from CVS, you'll need the following packages: - autoconf (version >= 2.54) - automake (version >= 1.7) - gettext (version >= 0.11.5) - groff (version >= 1.12) - texinfo (version >= 4.0) - subversion (aka svn) - ssh (with support for the SSH version 2 protocol) - glib 2.x (if your system doesn't have vsnprintf(), which the configure script will check for) - make, gcc and the normal development libraries (curses or slang, etc.) These should be available on your GNU mirror. Note that you'll need a version of curses or slang with wide character support if you want nano to use UTF-8. Download the source ------------------- To obtain the current nano development code (called 'trunk'), use the following command. It will create a copy of the files in a subdirectory of your current working directory called 'nano': $ svn co svn://svn.savannah.gnu.org/nano/trunk/nano If you want to download the stable SVN branch instead, use: $ svn co svn://svn.savannah.gnu.org/nano/branches/nano_2_0_branch/nano Generate the configure script ----------------------------- Once you have the sources in the "nano" directory, $ cd nano $ ./autogen.sh This will set up a configure script and a Makefile.in file. Configure your build -------------------- To configure your build, run the configure script from the nano source directory: $ ./configure [--add-options-here] Build and install ----------------- From the nano source directory, build the code with: $ make Then, once it's done compiling, run $ make install which should copy various files (i.e. the nano executable, the info and man pages, and syntax highlighting pattern files) to their appropriate directories. If you're installing into the default install directory (/usr/local), you'll need to run that "make install" command with root privileges. Problems? --------- Please submit any bugs in the SVN branch using the Savannah project's bug tracker (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano) nano-2.2.5/UPGRADE0000644000175000017500000001206311305357467010423 00000000000000GNU nano upgrading information ============================== Visible changes since 2.0 ------------------------- * Editor Features - The ability to rebind (reassign) keys using the nanorc. - The ability to read standard input like a pager ("nano -"). - Color syntax highlighting can be set by the first line of a file. - The ability to silence nanorc error messages (-q). - Undo/redo operations (-u). - Soft wrapping of text (-$). * File Handling - Better handling of backup files: if nano can't write a backup file, it won't try to write the original file afterward. - Emergency savefiles retain ownerships and permissions when possible. - Performance improvements in color syntax highlighting. Visible changes since 1.2 ------------------------- * Editor Features - Support for UTF-8. - Moving to a specified line and column of a file, instead of just a line (+LINE,COLUMN). - Smart home key (-A). - Creation of unique backup files in a specified directory (-C ). - Insertion of spaces instead of a tab when Tab is pressed (-E). - The long option for -K is now --rebindkeypad. - Regular expression searching can now be toggled when nano is built with --enable-tiny, so -R now means something else (see below). - Restricted mode that provides more security than -o (-R). - Blanking of the statusbar after 1 keystroke instead of 25 (-U). - Word searches can optionally skip over punctuation (-W). - Workaround for Delete's acting like Backspace (-d). - Many more options are supported in the nanorc. - Improvements to color syntax highlighting support: case insensitive matching, the ability to include color syntaxes in separate files, the ability to specify background colors without foreground colors, etc. - Insertion of single-byte characters via Esc Esc <000-255>. - Insertion of all characters via "Verbatim Input" mode. - Workaround for the "NumLock glitch". - Meta-W now repeats the last search. Wrapping is now toggled via Meta-L. - Replacing and spell checking only selected text. - Indenting lines with one keystroke. - Copying text into the cutbuffer without cutting it. - Scrolling the text up and down single lines without moving the cursor. - PageUp and PageDown work more smoothly when using -S. - Scrolling the help text up and down single lines. - Cutting all text from the current position to the end of the file with one keystroke. - Justifying the entire file with one keystroke. - Justifying without removing spaces from the ends of lines. - Unjustifying after justifying and immediately resizing. - Going to the first or last line of the current paragraph. - Going to the first or last line of the file without having to go to the "Search" prompt. - Searching for filenames in the file browser. - Displaying spaces and tabs differently to make it easier to tell them apart. - Many more functions available at the statusbar prompt: moving to the next or previous word, searching for matching brackets, "Verbatim Input" mode, etc. - The glibc 2.2.3 crashes involving extended regular expressions are no longer worked around, as they can break anything using extended regular expressions, and glibc 2.2.3 is old. You should upgrade to at least glibc 2.2.4. * File Handling - Automatic adding of newlines to the ends of files without them can now be disabled (-L). - Converting from and to DOS/Mac file format is now toggled only at the "Write File" prompt, via Meta-D and Meta-M, and the default file format to save in is now set depending on what format the file was originally in. -D now makes nano use bold text instead of reverse video text, and Meta-D at the edit window now does a word/line/character count. -O now makes the unused second line of the screen part of the edit window, and Meta-O at the edit window now toggles this behavior. - Converting files that contain a mix of DOS and Mac format lines. - Automatic switching on of -N with binary files has been removed, as it causes problems with UTF-8 support. Visible changes since 1.0 ------------------------- * Editor Features - Complete Pico compatibility (--pico has been removed, and -p means something else, see below). - nanorc support (see nanorc.sample included in sources). - Smooth scrolling (-S). - Support for searching for matching braces, brackets, etc. - Help for all editor features. - Color syntax highlighting support. - Quote string support, useful for mail agents, etc. (-Q). - Insertion of output of external commands. - Optional enabling of XON and XOFF control characters (-p). - Tons of bugfixes/enhancements for already existing features. * File Handling - Overwriting and appending or prepending to files. - Writing marked text to separate files. - Multiple file buffers (-F). - Converting from and to DOS/Mac file format (-D/-M, -N to disable). - Better control character handling. - Creation of backup files (-B). - Search/replace history (-H). 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