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Filename: NEWS
Revision 1.22carlo 1999/11/04 23:12:27+1 -1
O well, lets release it.
Revision 1.21carlo 1999/11/04 17:05:56+4 -0
Update of NEWS
Revision 1.20carlo 1999/10/29 17:55:59+4 -0
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 18:16:38 -0400 (EDT)
From: Kragen Sittler <sittler@day.erim-int.com>
To: carlo@runaway.xs4all.nl
Subject: update for 'info' texinfo file

This patch updates the info file in a number of ways:
- corrects incorrect indentation in one example (TeX doesn't like <tab>
in @example);
- corrects incorrect spellings of words;
- corrects some usages of words and punctuation that I think might be
incorrect; some of the punctuation corrections may actually be
incorrect.
- changes (c) to @copyright{};
- uses more specific markup, including the new Texinfo 4.0 markup:
@file, @option, @command, @env, etc., in preference to @samp and
@code, where applicable;
- changes spacing and page breaks to be a little more readable in the
printed version -- IMHO; you may disagree;
- modification of dashes -- one en dash became an em dash, and another
became a hyphen;
- modification of quotes in a couple of places;
- corrected minor factual errors probably due to typos;
- added a couple of things to the index;
- added markup in a couple of places where it seemed to be missing;
- tried and failed to fix the "cross-key"'s formatting.
Revision 1.19carlo 1999/10/26 00:17:46+5 -0
Fixed bug causing --braces-on-if-line not to put a '{' brace on the same
line as a '}' automatically on the next line. Bug reported by David Luyer.
Revision 1.18carlo 1999/10/19 23:38:11+5 -0
Update

Filename: backup.c
Revision 1.9carlo 1999/11/04 17:03:06+22 -5
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 23:03:30 -0400
From: "Chris F.A. Johnson" <bq933@torfree.net>
Subject: "GNU indent"

I have made a modification (included as the output of "diff -c" which
allows zero padding of numbered backup suffixes, controled by an
environment variable, VERSION_WIDTH.

If the variable is set to a positive integer, that width will be used to
zero-pad the backup suffix, e.g. if VERSION_WIDTH=2 the suffix would be
~01~ instead of ~1~.

This improves alphabetical listing (with ls or a file requestor) when
there are more than 10 backup versions. It may sound like overkill, but
I have my text editor set to create a numbered backup with every save,
and often there are more than 10 (even 20 or 30).

--

two bug fixes and update of documentation by Carlo Wood

Filename: comments.c
Revision 1.13carlo 1999/10/26 00:20:56+6 -15
Removed a few compiler warnings (mostly unused variables) reported to me
by Nelson H. F. Beebe.

Filename: configure.in
Revision 1.23carlo 1999/10/30 01:58:33+1 -1
Bumped version number to 2.2.4

Filename: indent.c
Revision 1.39carlo 1999/10/30 01:56:08+3 -1
Ignore requests for (extra) blank lines prior to #else, #elif and #endif.
Revision 1.38carlo 1999/10/26 00:20:56+3 -3
Removed a few compiler warnings (mostly unused variables) reported to me
by Nelson H. F. Beebe.
Revision 1.37carlo 1999/10/26 00:17:46+4 -3
Fixed bug causing --braces-on-if-line not to put a '{' brace on the same
line as a '}' automatically on the next line. Bug reported by David Luyer.
Revision 1.36carlo 1999/10/11 16:04:23+4 -4
Treat #elif correctly. Thanks to Stuart Kemp for the bug report.
Revision 1.35carlo 1999/10/10 13:49:27+11 -5
indent didn't recognize "# else" and "# endif" for what they are due
to the space(s). Thanks to Stuart Kemp for the bug report.

Filename: indent.texinfo
Revision 1.18carlo 1999/11/04 17:03:06+4 -1
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 23:03:30 -0400
From: "Chris F.A. Johnson" <bq933@torfree.net>
Subject: "GNU indent"

I have made a modification (included as the output of "diff -c" which
allows zero padding of numbered backup suffixes, controled by an
environment variable, VERSION_WIDTH.

If the variable is set to a positive integer, that width will be used to
zero-pad the backup suffix, e.g. if VERSION_WIDTH=2 the suffix would be
~01~ instead of ~1~.

This improves alphabetical listing (with ls or a file requestor) when
there are more than 10 backup versions. It may sound like overkill, but
I have my text editor set to create a numbered backup with every save,
and often there are more than 10 (even 20 or 30).

--

two bug fixes and update of documentation by Carlo Wood
Revision 1.17carlo 1999/10/29 17:55:59+228 -211
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 18:16:38 -0400 (EDT)
From: Kragen Sittler <sittler@day.erim-int.com>
To: carlo@runaway.xs4all.nl
Subject: update for 'info' texinfo file

This patch updates the info file in a number of ways:
- corrects incorrect indentation in one example (TeX doesn't like <tab>
in @example);
- corrects incorrect spellings of words;
- corrects some usages of words and punctuation that I think might be
incorrect; some of the punctuation corrections may actually be
incorrect.
- changes (c) to @copyright{};
- uses more specific markup, including the new Texinfo 4.0 markup:
@file, @option, @command, @env, etc., in preference to @samp and
@code, where applicable;
- changes spacing and page breaks to be a little more readable in the
printed version -- IMHO; you may disagree;
- modification of dashes -- one en dash became an em dash, and another
became a hyphen;
- modification of quotes in a couple of places;
- corrected minor factual errors probably due to typos;
- added a couple of things to the index;
- added markup in a couple of places where it seemed to be missing;
- tried and failed to fix the "cross-key"'s formatting.

Filename: io.c
Revision 1.25carlo 1999/11/04 23:09:33+11 -11
Bug fix: When the s_code buffer needed to be realloc-ed, bufbreak `ptr'
were pointing into cyber space. Now using an offset relative to the
start of the buffer for the break points.

Filename: parse.c
Revision 1.17carlo 1999/10/26 00:20:56+1 -4
Removed a few compiler warnings (mostly unused variables) reported to me
by Nelson H. F. Beebe.

Filename: texinfo2man.c
Revision 1.5carlo 1999/10/29 17:55:59+20 -3
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 18:16:38 -0400 (EDT)
From: Kragen Sittler <sittler@day.erim-int.com>
To: carlo@runaway.xs4all.nl
Subject: update for 'info' texinfo file

This patch updates the info file in a number of ways:
- corrects incorrect indentation in one example (TeX doesn't like <tab>
in @example);
- corrects incorrect spellings of words;
- corrects some usages of words and punctuation that I think might be
incorrect; some of the punctuation corrections may actually be
incorrect.
- changes (c) to @copyright{};
- uses more specific markup, including the new Texinfo 4.0 markup:
@file, @option, @command, @env, etc., in preference to @samp and
@code, where applicable;
- changes spacing and page breaks to be a little more readable in the
printed version -- IMHO; you may disagree;
- modification of dashes -- one en dash became an em dash, and another
became a hyphen;
- modification of quotes in a couple of places;
- corrected minor factual errors probably due to typos;
- added a couple of things to the index;
- added markup in a couple of places where it seemed to be missing;
- tried and failed to fix the "cross-key"'s formatting.

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