Re: [Mlterm-dev-en] 2.2.0 released

[Behdad E. <be...@ba...>]

Hi,

Sorry for not saying it earlier, please use fribidi-0.10.1, no much 
enhancements, but a small deference in configurations, with 
fribidi-0.10.0 you should #include <fribidi.h>, while with all other 
versions you need to #include <fribidi/fribidi.h>, so for backward 
compatibility I changed it to old style in 0.10.1.

Yours,
behdad


On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Araki Ken wrote:

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>         $B0J2<$O!"(B2.2.0 $B$N?75!G=$J$I$G$9!#(B
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> * variable length column is supported.
> * ISCII support codes are imported(but is not still supported formally).
> * fribidi 0.10.0 is supported.
> * Full Reset button is added to mlconfig.
> * color fading is supported.
> * big5 unstandard characters can be converted to and from ucs4.
> * cursor form is changed when window is focused or unfocused.
> * Background of color-reversed characters is drawn with fg color event under wall paper 
>   or tranparent mode.
> * ESC ] 20 ; pt BEL sequence is supported.
> * mlterm configuration protocol is decided and implemented.
> * w3mmlconfig(w3m local-CGI) is contributed by Sakamoto Hironori san.
> * mlconf_curses(perl + curses) is contributed by Minami Hirokazu san.
> * etc/{font|vfont|aafont|vaafont} format is changed.
>   (Dynalab font can be shown correctly by using this extension)
> * some characters of CP932 based true type fonts couldn't be shown , but fixed.
> * CP932 gaiji characters (IBM , NEC , NECIBM) <=> UCS conversion is supported.
> * and many minor bugs are fixed.
> 
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Behdad Esfahbod				9 Bahman 1380, 2002 Jan 29 
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