1999-03-25 Michael Natterer <mitschel@cs.tu-berlin.de>
* unitrc: corrected a typo
* app/commands.c
* app/global_edit.c
* app/gradient.c
* app/interface.[ch]
* app/palette.c
* app/paths_dialog.c: the query_[string|..]_boxes connect their
close callback to a user provided signal now.
* libgimp/gimpimage.c: gimp_image_get_unit() doesn't need a
g_return_if_fail()
* libgimp/gimpunitmenu.c: memory leak & compiler warning
* configure.in
* gimprc.in
* user_install
* user_install.bat
* plug-ins/Makefile.am
* plug-ins/FractalExplorer/*: added the FractalExplorer plugin.
* app/install.c: ditto and made the install help text more
editable by moving it to an array.
1999-03-16 Michael Natterer <mitschel@cs.tu-berlin.de>
This implements the rest of the unit system (unitrc loading and
saving and full PDB interface)
* Makefile.am
* gimp.1
* user_install
* user_install.bat
* unitrc: new file (default unit database) and some documentation
* app/Makefile.am
* app/gimpunit.c
* app/gimpunit_cmds.h
* app/unitrc.h: new files enabling the unit database and PDB
access to the unit system
* app/app_procs.c: parse and save unitrc
* app/gimprc.[ch]: enable unit parsing. New function
init_parse_buffers() to enable unitrc to be loaded before gimprc
* app/gimage_cmds.[ch]: new PDB procedures which set/return an
image's unit
* app/install.c: mention unitrc installation
* app/xcf.c: new xcf property for user defined units. An image's
unit is saved as either an integer ID (built in units) or as
a full unit definition without any ID
* libgimp/Makefile.am: moved gimpunit.o from libgimpi.a to
libgimp.a
* libgimp/gimp.h
* libgimp/gimpimage.c: get/set an image's unit with PDB calls
* libgimp/gimpunit.h: this file is now the header for both
app/gimpunit.c and libgimp/gimpunit.c
* libgimp/gimpunit.c: does the unit calls as PDB calls now
* libgimp/gimpunitmenu.[ch]: enable user unit functionality and a
unit selection dialog
* libgimp/gimpsizeentry.c: disble hilighting on focus_in_event and
minor bugfixes
* plug-ins/tiff/tiff.c: set image unit to "mm" if tiff unit is
"cm", save "cm" if image unit is metric
Michael Natterer