[lwatch-cvs] files TODO,1.20,1.21

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Log Message:
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*** TODO	5 Apr 2003 22:13:49 -0000	1.20
--- TODO	7 Apr 2003 13:30:16 -0000	1.21
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*** 3,29 ****
  
  Now (for 0.3):
! - full color support (dark and light colors)
  
! Later:
! - signal handling - it still not works so good as it should
! - debug/error messages should be printed to stderr
! - configure: --with-pcre support
! - documentation for lwatch.conf
  - versioning of configuration file
! - extended rules: conditions, nested rules
  - timers
  - counters
  - support for growing regular files (like tail -f)
  - user defined input format
  - write documentation in info format
- - run as daemon
  - running external program as action
  - take color codes from termcap (slang? ncurses?)
  - dealing with ip's in logs
  
! Maybe:
! - create fifo (if needed by user)
!   I dont know is it really needed. I think rather not. Possibly this item
!   will be removed soon.
  
  If you have any feature request not presented here look at:
--- 3,31 ----
  
  Now (for 0.3):
! - information in manual about available colors
  
! Later (for 0.4):
  - versioning of configuration file
! - run as daemon
! - configure: --with-pcre support
! - optional syslog support
! - debug/error messages should be printed to stderr/syslog
! - more documentation: complete lwatch(1), write lwatch.conf(5)
! 
! Later:
  - timers
  - counters
+ - signal handling
+ - extended rules: conditions, nested rules
  - support for growing regular files (like tail -f)
  - user defined input format
  - write documentation in info format
  - running external program as action
  - take color codes from termcap (slang? ncurses?)
  - dealing with ip's in logs
  
! Wont do:
! - create fifo (if needed by user) - installation task, should be done
!   by the user
  
  If you have any feature request not presented here look at: