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04/13/00: v1.0 -- announced
- lacking reports indicating the contrary, I now consider the program mostly
bug-free and am thus releasing a version 1.0 that can officially be
considered stable
- fixed another occurrence of the DST issue I had overlooked the other day
03/24/00: v0.99.2 -- announced
- modified alarm time handling to remember the set date even for daily alarms
- changed initialization of alarm times and dates
- fixed an anomaly when run on WM and alarms were due on start-up
- minor modification of the default alarm panel pixmap
- DST fix
03/18/00: v0.99.1 -- announced
- implemented much-requested alarm feature (consequently: had to modify the
button bar (2 buttons changed, can't be closed via right-click any more);
themeability updates; "--info", "--dump", "--dump-raw" output update)
-> read the man page
- dropped low-color support
- (hopefully) fixed a range of potential race conditions
- man page, theme kit updates (the latter is now included with the source
package)
03/13/00: v0.99 -- announced
- switched from xmkmf to configure
- now uses existing getopt functions rather than the included source if
possible
- modified the drag-note-off-the-label behavior to switch to manual note
placement as soon as the cursor is moved (as opposed to when it is moved
off the label's area)
- slightly modified cursor positioning after word-wrapping pastes
- "--theme" now warns if specified theme file isn't accessible
- added option "--info", printing user configuration information and some
useless statistics; reduced "--version" output to mere version information
- internal optimizations
- man page updates
10/23/99: v0.10 -- announced
- made the applet themeable, i.e., board/panel pixmaps and "TO DO" label
location can be changed without recompilation (see the man page for
details); only, there are no themes yet :^)
- made "--font" a configuration directive (as opposed to a run-time option);
dropped the "-f" shortcut
- extended "--version" output by user configuration information
- changed behavior of "--add" to word-wrap after hyphens, too; added position
code support for strings passed to "--add" ("%1".."%9", see man page)
- changed pasting behavior: pasting using the mouse now attempts to word-
wrap pasted (and subsequent, in insert mode) text; [Ctrl]-[I] will do a
"raw" paste as before; X pasting code fix
- changed color allocation behavior to allow for the program to be run in
palette mode without having to be compiled with reduced-color pixmaps in
some cases (no guarantees as to proper functioning in those circumstances)
- now handles SIG{INT,TERM} properly, saving data if necessary and exiting
cleanly
09/01/99: v0.9.2
- implemented EMACS-style C-[npfb] cursor movement
- added option to compile with even less colors
- back to getopt, this time distributing its source along with the program's
- fixed all non-ANSI-conforming segments of code I could find, hopefully
enhancing portability
08/15/99: v0.9.1 -- announced
- implemented IPC among multiple instances, preventing multiple interactive
instances from running simultaneously, and allowing for deletion and
addition of notes via the command line
- ^C/R now result in a visual selection, too
- made intermediate `=' optional for parameterized long command line options
- slight changes to assignment of some colors to groups
- bug fixes (double click selection at first column; cursor display vs.
selection)
07/31/99: v0.9 -- announced
- dropped the extensive README file in favor of a full-blown man page
- added X clipboard support (via mouse, keyboard; see the man page)
- left mouse button can now be used to drag notes without raising them
- added possibility to place new notes before editing them by dragging them
"off" the "TO DO" label
- added command line options "--dump" and "--dump-raw" to list all notes'
contents
- added simulated wear & tear of notes (can be disabled at compile time)
- "--version" now outputs information about compile-time options
- made it possible to compile wmpinboard in a fashion optimized for low
color depths (looks rather ugly, but at least it will _work_)
- slight changes to the palette of available note colors
- changed behavior of [Backspace] when pressed on the very last character
(now just clears that if it isn't blank); an entire (intermediate) line can
now be removed via ^Y or ^Z
- fixed a problem related to AfterStep swallowing
06/06/99: v0.8.5
- different animation upon note destruction
- reverted from getopt() to manual command line parsing due to compatibility
issues on non-GNU systems
05/18/99: v0.8.4 -- announced
- in edit mode, note color can now be changed via ([Shift]-)[Tab]
- switched from manual command line parsing to getopt functions (causing
some changes to the set of parameters, but retaining backward
compatibility)
04/19/99: v0.8.3 -- announced
- only minor (internal) modifications
03/06/99: v0.8.2
- added some eye candy (i.e., superfluous animations, can be disabled)
- minor internal changes
02/23/99: v0.8.1 -- announced
- added options to explicitly set/suppress WithdrawnState for better
AfterStep Wharf compatibility; now tries to autodetect Window Maker
- internal optimizations: tidied up the code and reduced memory usage
- fixed a few small buglets
02/20/99: v0.8 -- announced
- made some principal changes to the user interface in edit mode (right-
clicking on the triangle now pops up a panel from which further actions
can be chosen)
- added drawing capabilities: you can now add simple sketches to notes
(using the same color as the text)
- uses alternate mouse cursors where appropriate
- now remembers for each note where you left the cursor after editing it the
previous time; the text cursor can now be placed using the mouse
- [Shift]-[Up/Down] now cycles through notes of *roughly* the same color
- some minor changes ([Esc], allow for fonts <= 7x10, adjustable timeout,
modified some command line parameters' formats, minor modification of
behavior in "-c" mode)
- rewrote about half of the README file to fit the altered user interface and
generally make it more instructive
01/10/99: v0.7 -- announced
- major redesign concerning character input and output, i.e.:
- switched from character images to real X fonts (any 8bit 6x10 font
should work)
- support for input and displaying of local characters (including
appropriate handling of dead keys)
- switched to a binary data file format
- added experimental optional "click to focus" emulation mode
- made note timeout optional (command line parameter)
01/06/99: v0.6 -- unreleased
- major changes to the program's overall appearance
- notes now are 10*6 (-1) in size, and there may be up to 20 of them
- notes can no longer be removed by dragging them off the board
- right-clicking the triangle in edit mode now clears the note on first click
- changes to the keyboard handling (low-level; plus, added insert mode,
deleting of entire lines, and the ability to cycle through notes in edit
mode)
01/03/99: v0.5.5 -- announced
- just some minor changes to the documentation
01/01/99: v0.5.4
- modified keyboard handling ([End]) and edit mode note coloring
- changed the set of colors available for notes
- in edit mode, both the left and right mouse buttons can now be used to
switch colors (in opposite directions)
12/31/98: v0.5.3
- fixed keyboard handling to avoid blocking of WM accelerators
- slight modification of the X window initialization procedure to improve
docking behavior in some circumstances
12/30/98: v0.5.2
- fixed a bug introduced in v0.5.1 (note display timeout)
12/29/98: v0.5.1 -- announced
- fixed a bug raising a note's icon to the top when left-clicking on it
- minor code optimizations
12/26/98: v0.5 -- initial release (unannounced)
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