`--with-tm-x-support'
This option enables minimal X Window support in the text edition. It
enables MC to query the status of the modifiers CONTROL and SHIFT
when invoked in a terminal emulation under X11. That's necessary
to recognice key combinations like C-HOME or S-Cursor key.
Wed Apr 21 20:37:32 1999 Norbert Warmuth <nwarmuth@privat.circular.de>
* configure.in: New option --with-tm-x-support, use MCCFLAGS and
MCLIBS for build flags which are specific to the text edition.
* INSTALL: Added documentation for --with-tm-x-support
* src/Makefile.in: use MCCFLAGS and MCLIBS
Wed Apr 21 20:19:45 1999 Norbert Warmuth <nwarmuth@privat.circular.de>
* src/key.c (get_modifier): Query the state of the modifier keys when
running inside a terminal emulation under X11.
* src/key.c (init_textmode_x11_support, done_textmode_x11_support): new
functions, only used in the text edition. Connect to and disconnect
from the X Server when DISPLAY is set.
* src/key.h: added prototypes for the new functions
* src/main.c (main): call (init|done)_textmode_x11_support
* src/find.c: changes to find_parameters/find_file i18n.
* src/widget.c: new function introduced, button_scan_hotkey();
button_new() and button_set_text() fixed to use mentioned function.
* src/key.[ch], src/dlg.c: changes to make recognition of ESC char as
ALT(c) possible for 8-bit chars. (By replacing 'A'/'Z' comparisons with
call to isalpha() in the way proposed by Norbert).
* src/boxes.c: changes to display box i18n
* src/learn.c: changes to learn key dialog i18n
* key.c, key.h (numeric_keypad_mode, application_keypad_mode): New
functions which encapsulate two hardcoded escape sequences from main.c.
* main.c (main): Use the two new functions from key.c
* main.c, screen.c: Moved all file selection keys from the default
keymap to the keymap for panels in listing mode.
Changed *_selection_cmd to *_selection_cmd_panel in panel_keymap
(functions in panel_keymap get a WPanel * as first parameter,
i.e. the indirection with cpanel isn't necessary).
* main.c (midnight_callback): Keys '*' and '-' were not treated
when only_leading_plus_minus==0;
Optimized the if-clauses a little bit (i.e. removed duplicate
checks). More optimation is possible but it would make the whole
stuff completly unreadable.
* key.c (correct_key_code): KP_ADD, KP_SUBTRACT and KP_MULTIPLY
will be translated to +, - and * only if the option
alternate_plus_minus is turned off.
* learn.c (learn_keys): Turn alternate_plus_minus temporarily on
to avoid translation of KP_ADD, KP_SUBTRACT and KP_MULTIPLY in
correct_key_code/make sure keypad is in application mode (makes it
possible to learn this keys).
* cmd.c (reverse_selection_cmd_panel): New function (renamed from
reverse_selection_cmd, takes a WPanel * as parameter, references to
cpanel changed to panel/the passed parameter).
reverse_selection_cmd now simply calls this function with cpanel.
This pair was missing among the *_selection_cmd* functions.
* cmd.h: Added function prototypes.
* src/complete.c: obsolete hack for OS/2 and NT removed.
Completion works for NT now (not very good)
* src/main.c: HOME variable is respected by NT and OS/2
versions. If it is missing, we use LIBDIR on OS2_NT and "/"
on Unix.
* src/key.h: SHIFT_PRESSED is set to 0x0010 on NT. This value
doesn't conflict with definitions for ALT and CTRL, but it is
SDK-compatible.
* vfs/vfs.h: Minor changes for OS/2. EMX defines mkdir with
2 arguments
* vfs/tcputil,c, vfs/utilvfs.c: signal.h was includes twice.
* vfs/Makefile.in: undelfs.h is not used and should disapper
* slang/slos2tty.c: new file, copied from SLang-0.99.38,
needed for OS/2 port
* slang/Makefile.in: added slos2tty.c
* vfs/extfs/README: annoying spell errors corrected
* src/main.c: --termcap disabled for OS2_NT because it doesn't
(and cannot) work. ARCH_FLAGS is not needed anymore.
* src/text.c: most includes removed. Added a warning is someone
compiles this file with HAVE_X. Improved color scheme for
consoles with 16 background colors (e.g. OS/2). Hack for OS/2
removed.
* src/util.c, src/util.h: STRCOMP and MC_ARCH_FLAGS are moved
to util.h. It may be useful to use them for filenames' completion
on OS2_NT
