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| 17 | WISH: OnTheSpot editing, or maybe switch to miiiiiiif. or maybe use perl and an overlay... |
17 | WISH: OnTheSpot editing, or maybe switch to miiiiiiif. or maybe use perl and an overlay... |
| 18 | WISH: just for fun, do shade and tint with XRender. |
18 | WISH: just for fun, do shade and tint with XRender. |
| 19 | WISH: support tex fonts |
19 | WISH: support tex fonts |
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| 21 | 7.2 |
21 | 7.2 |
| 22 | - bugfix: the selection speed in in 7.1 unfortunately caused |
22 | - bugfix: the selection speedup in in 7.1 unfortunately caused |
| 23 | non-ascii characters to enlarge/move the selection. |
23 | non-ascii characters to enlarge/move the selection. |
| 24 | - added "tabbed" extension that provides a crude tabbed terminal. |
24 | - added "tabbed" extension that provides a crude tabbed terminal. |
| 25 | - added "readline" extension that allows cursor positioning |
25 | - added "readline" extension that allows cursor positioning |
| 26 | via mouse clicks. |
26 | via mouse clicks. |
| 27 | - now it is possible to insert the value of the CLIPBOARD selection |
27 | - now it is possible to insert the value of the CLIPBOARD selection |
| 28 | with shift - mouse button 2 |
28 | with shift - mouse button 2 |
| 29 | - fixed the automove-background extension to ignore coordinates |
29 | - fixed the automove-background extension to ignore coordinates |
| 30 | in non-synthetic events. |
30 | in non-synthetic events. |
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31 | - created a separate libpty for portable and secure |
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32 | pty/tty/utmp/wtmp/lastlog handling. |
| 31 | - the non-terminfo visual bell is now done asynchronously, so |
33 | - the non-terminfo visual bell is now done asynchronously, so |
| 32 | continous ASCI BELs in one terminal do no longer monopolise the |
34 | continous ASCI BELs in one terminal do no longer monopolise the |
| 33 | while urxvt[d] process. |
35 | while urxvt[d] process. |
| 34 | - support some bsd makes (for the time being, gnu make is a safe bet). |
36 | - support some bsd makes (for the time being, gnu make is a safe bet). |
| 35 | - work around bugs in FreeBSDs gcc. |
37 | - work around bugs in FreeBSDs gcc. |
