Fix the version number to eliminate the hyphen as requested in PR
ports/56958. Note that this does not close the PR since there are
other problematical ports listed in it.
Menu driven binary editor. Dataformats are
ascii, unsigned and signed integers, float, bitflags,
bitfields, labels, ebcdic and time_t. Different sizes
and byte ordenings are possible. Datatypes can
be used in structures. Other dataformats, filters and
procedures can be defined in plugins. Contains copy,
past, undo, redo, search, replace, marks, record/play and
context sensitive help. Linux & FreeBSD: edit block devices
(linux limit 1023 gigabyte).
PR: 27200
Submitted by: Jaap Korthals Altes <jkaltes@cyberbrain.com>
(updated based on the port in the 0.2.19 distfile)
Zoinks is a programmer's editor and development environment
for Unix/X11 systems. The editor has features similar to
Mac text editors like MPW and CodeWarrior. It also has
some features for HTML authoring. Zoinks supports
comparing/diffing files and directory hierarchies. It also
supports inputting and editing multi-byte text (e.g. Japanese
and other Asian languages).
PR: ports/54886
Submitted by: Mike Lockwood <mike@mikelockwood.com>
Add a message to make sure that GTK-2.x support requires
x11-toolkit/scintilla to be build with GTK-2.x support
PR: ports/57532
Submitted By: KATO Tsuguru <tkato@prontomail.com>
patch involved patching the core auto* routines in KDE to accept the
PTHREAD_* variables in the environment, with fallbacks. We decided the
easiest way to implement this in ports was to generate configure instead
of risking incorrect generation at port configure time.
Said patch has already been committed to HEAD in KDE and as such will be
removed with the 3.2 upgrade once it is released.
Ports using Makefile.kde that shouldn't be using them (i.e. non-KDE
modules) have this support commented out due to lack of patch.
Helped out: Adriaan de Groot <adridg@cs.kun.nl>
Lauri Watts <lauri@kde.org>
Andy Fawcett <andy@athame.co.uk>
unfortunately, both helpcontents have same names and located
at different place. there's (AFAIK) no way to make one more deeper
subdirectory at DISTDIR, so I splitted /usr/ports/distfiles/openoffice to
/usr/ports/distfiles/openoffice1.0, /usr/ports/distfiles/openoffice1.1.
This port disappeared from its main (and only) site in 2001.
Although it can still be found in various places on the
web, the fact that no one has complained recently means
it's time to let it go.
PR: ports/56868
Submitted by: Mark Linimon <linimon@lonesome.com>
Approved by: msmith@freebsd.org (maintainer)
