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Quanta goes KMDI. KMail IMAP is optimized. Konqueror gains type-ahead find. amaroK has a new visualization scheme. Start of KDOM ecma support. Continued work on certificate handling in KMail. And the usual bugfixes.
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Jeroen Wijnhout announced a new release of Kile, a LaTex editor:
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As of today the second bugfix release of Kile, a LaTeX editor for KDE, can be downloaded. The most important changes are:- fixes some problems with spurious "file changed on disc" messages (KDE 3.2 users should also update to KDE 3.2.1)
- remember Master Document after closing and restarting Kile
- improved mimetype detecting to correctly set the syntax-highlighting
- don't crash if KViewShell is called with the DVI parameter but KDVI is not installed (KDE 3.2 users should also update to KDE 3.2.1)
The tarballs can be downloaded from:
http://kile.sourceforge.net/download.php
Translations are included for the following languages:
da de en_GB es et fr hu it nl pl pt pt_BR sr sv ta
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1762
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developers, 121914
lines modified, 757
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Open Bugs:
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Open Wishes:
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6107
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Bugs Opened:
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340 in the last 7 days. |
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Bugs Closed:
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280 in the last 7 days. |
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Laurent Montel
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David Faure
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Waldo Bastian
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Pedro Morais
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Max Howell
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Nicolas Goutte
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Mark Kretschmann
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Jaroslaw Staniek
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Dirk Mueller
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Anders Lund
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Dominik Haumann committed a change to kdelibs/kate/part:
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resize issue regarding to chaning the hight of katepart:
old behaviour:
if cursor is not visible the view got fixed to the first visible line.
if cursor was visible we forced to make it visible after resizing.
NOTE: Actually this did not work properly if you resized fast!
new behaviour:
always fix first visible line while resizing. We don't care anymore whether
the cursor was visible or not.
The new behaviour is better because
- consistency: the view does not behave differently when resizing anymore
- other KDE text processing elements (eg QTextEdit) always fixes the first visible
line while resizing as well.
PS: Got rid of some lines in code -- look cleaner now :)
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Andras Mantia committed a change to kdewebdev/quanta:
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Quanta goes KMDI. The code is in early stage, so don't update if you want a stable Quanta. This will certainly crash sooner, not later. Update only, if you want to help with coding! |
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Tom Hughes committed a change to valgrind:
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Commit rewrite of semaphore handling to avoid having a fixed upper
limit. Patch courtesy of Aleksander Salwa <A.Salwa@osmosys.tv>. |
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Michal Rudolf committed a change to kdewebdev:
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More fixes/speedups announced at Dot (Michal Rudolf <mrudolf@kdewebdev.org) |
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Dominik Haumann committed a change to kdelibs/kate:
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- new clipper.xml highlighting file (has higher priority than xharbour.xml).
(features: Region Markers with //BEGIN ... //END & some others)
- new test file for clipper.
Probably we make it "public" via "Download" button.
Big thanks to Andrey S. Cherepanov who is the maintainer of this file :)
CCMAIL: 66385-done@bugs.kde.org
Refer to Bug 66385 - CLIPPER highlighting is needed |
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Anders Lund committed a change to kdelibs/kate/part:
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* Calculate correct number of spaces for replacing tabs.
* Replace tabs in document content rather than just in the data stream
when saving, so that the change is real and visible to the user.
* Remove trailing spaces in the document content rather than just in the
data stream when saving, so that the change becomes real and visible
to the user.
I will backport in a few days, if i have no complains from other developers
or problems using it.
CCMAIL: 74700@bugs.kde.org
Refer to Bug 74700 - Non-tab-Indentation doesn't work like in KDE 3.1.4 |
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Anders Lund committed a change to kdelibs/kate/part:
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Attempt to make setting editor shortcuts work:
* Use a group "Katepart Shortcuts" rather than "Shortcuts" (to avoid conflicts)
It seems that this makes changed keys work for new views.
Shortcuts allready assigned must still be unassigned in a seperate config dialog
session. Settings are correctly restored when the application is restarted.
I'll backport in a while, if everything works as expected.
CCMAIL: 76652@bugs.kde.org
Refer to Bug 76652 - cannot change shortcut for "delete word right" to Ctrl + T |
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Jason Harris committed a change to kdeedu/kstars/kstars:
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Improved Night Vision color scheme (wish #43595). Now when Night Vision
is selected as the color scheme, the color scheme of the GUI widgets in
KStars windows is adjusted as well. Thus, in fullscreen mode, KStars is
now completely friendly to dark-adapted vision. The original UI colors
are restored when you change to a different scheme.
Caveats:
+ We will not be adjusting the colors of the entire desktop, just the
KStars windows. Nor will we be adjusting the user's
background/wallpaper. We decided this was just a rude thing to do. We
will, however, provide a KDE color scheme for dark-adapted vision, that
the user may activate themselves if they wish. (Although even this
solution has some problems; some apps don't respect the global color
scheme: i.e., kate).
+ icons are still bright colors. I guess there is nothing to be done
about this either.
+ What about window decorations? I don't know if their colors can be
adjusted for only a single app's windows. Indeed, I don't know anything
about adjusting decorations programatically! ANyone have a clue-bat? :)
CCMAIL: 43595-done@bugs.kde.org
CCMAIL: kstars-devel@kde.org
Refer to Bug 43595 - Featurerequest night view improve |
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David Faure committed a change to kdebase/kcontrol/crypto:
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When importing a certificate, offer "Do you want to make this certificate available to KMail as well?"
and call "kleopatra --import-certificate" on it if the user says yes.
Tested with a CA .pem exported by kleopatra, works great. |
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George Staikos committed a change to kdebase/kioslave/imap4:
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Remove millions of strlen() calls when syncing my mailbox. This gets rid of
at least 82% of them in general.
Approved by Till
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George Staikos committed a change to kdebase/kioslave/imap4:
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Make imap at least 20% faster again. Not much more can be done without
really reworking the parser altogether to stop creating so many objects.
Most is approved by Till, but some additions give it another 5% boost by
reworking the rfcencoder, among a couple other small fixes |
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Till Adam committed a change to kdepim/kmail:
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When the slave get's disconnected (ERR_CONNECTION_BROKEN) we need to explicitely disconnect it, because we are using it in connection oriented mode. Ideally we should also reset all syncs and kill all jobs, but there is no infrastructure to do that, and I can't be arsed tonight.
This hopefully fixes the following scenario:
- slave is connected
- link goes down
- sync is started, asks the slave to list directories
- slave eventually times out, tells us it was disonnected, we don't react
- slave returns an empty listing, since it was disconnected
- KMail: oh, no folders on the server, let's nuke what we have locally as well
- nextsync
- oh, all mail was deleted, let's delete it on the server as well, shall we?
=> pmax enters #kontact saying something along the lines of: I am not happy, dear KMail developers, I just lost all my mail. Cookies-- |
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Marc Mutz committed a change to /:
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Speed up KeySelectionDialog's keylisting by about 2000% :)
- Cache the result of ColumnStrategy::text() on setKey()
instead of re-computing it on every QListViewItem::text()
- Delay listview updates caused by slotAddKey() by 500ms, and
collect the keys added during that timeframe before actually creating
the associated KeyListViewItems, under setUpdatesEnabled( false ) protection.
The first optimisation gives ca. 4x speedup, the second the rest (ca. 5x)
The corresponding optimisations of the KeyListViewItem subclasses are not yet
done, but since we don't use those yet, that doesn't hurt :) |
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Till Adam committed a change to kdepim/kmail:
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Redo the folder tree item repainting when total or unread counts change.
This reduces the signal storms and cpu spikes as well as the flicker which are especially noticable over slower links. Seems quite a bit smoother now here. |
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