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Linux-Announce Digest #871
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Linux-Announce Digest #871, Volume #3 Fri, 27 Oct 00 13:13:06 EDT
Contents:
vile 9.2 - vi compatible text editor with extended capabilities (Thomas Dickey)
SuckMT 0.53 -- a Multi-Threaded suck replacement. (Niels Basjes)
ROCK Linux 1.3.11 - Release (Clifford Wolf)
ProcMeter3 - System monitoring program (cpu, memory etc.) ("Andrew M. Bishop")
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From: Thomas Dickey <dickey@Radix.Net>
Subject: vile 9.2 - vi compatible text editor with extended capabilities
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 16:38:58 GMT
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hello --
I've just put vile 9.2 up for ftp at:
http://www.vile.cx/
http://dickey.his.com/vile/
ftp://dickey.his.com/vile/vile-9.2.tgz
and it is mirrored at
ftp://ftp.phred.org./pub/vile/vile-9.2.tgz
PC binaries are also available for OS/2, DOS and WinNT.
Vile is a text editor which is extremely compatible with vi. It has
extended capabilities in many areas, including: multi-file editing and
viewing, mouse support, infinite undo, additional operators, rectangular
operations. Vile has an optional Perl interface for UNIX and NT. It can
also be built as "xvile", which is fully X-aware, or "winvile" for Win32,
with scrollbars, menus, etc. It runs under VMS, BeOS, OS/2, DOS, Win95
or NT. Binaries for some PC operating systems are available. (OS/2 is
currently native or EMX console mode port, NT is both console and GUI).
Highlights since 9.1:
+ lots of bug fixes, of course
+ improve performance of syntax highlighting with new line-based
attribution mechanism.
+ improve performance of syntax highlighting with configure
option for compiling-in any of the syntax filters. Use the
configure --with-builtin-filters option. Both internal (built-in)
and external filters are supported.
+ add command attribute-directly, to invoke internal filter on
the current buffer. External files are still used for the
keywords, but this can eliminate the subprocess and pipes for
filters that are built-in.
+ add key binding functions for the different editing modes
(insert, command, minibuffer and default),
making it simpler to bind a space or tab to a given function
without having it confused for a function while in insert
mode.
Bug fixes:
+ suppress logic in termcap/terminfo driver that resets colors
when the terminal does not support color. Otherwise, reverse
video and other non-color attributes do not work.
+ correct modetbl entry for &sless function, which was returning
a string rather than a boolean (this was broken between 8.2
and 8.3).
+ correct logic for &left and &middle functions, which returned
one too many characters after 8.3d
+ rewrite logic for majormode "after" and "before" keywords,
fixing a potential infinite loop.
+ correct missing check for backslash within a character range
in regatom(), which caused patterns such as "[^\[\]]" to match
any character other than left bracket which was followed by a
right bracket.
+ correct a case in minibuffer editing which did not completely
restore the buffer position when an error was found. This led
to passing an empty buffer with an associated nonzero position
to fill_partial(), which dumped core.
+ several fixes to ensure that autocolor does not repaint the
screen in the middle of operations such as
highlight-selection.
+ correct behavior of implybuffer mode when the specified file
is being appended to. Given ":w >>foo", it was making a
buffer named ">>foo".
+ correct computation of 'diff' variable in tcapattr(), and add
a check for coincidence between strings that are used to turn
off corresponding video attributes. The first error made vile
turn off the wrong attributes under some conditions, and the
second would cause it to omit turning back on attributes that
it had inadvertently turned off.
+ rephrase loop in purge_line_attribs() to handle the case where
the ending line-pointer is at the end of the buffer. This
makes the ^A-NG command (clear-attributes-til) work when the
cursor is on the first line.
+ modify logic for name-completion to force the cursor to the
end of the input buffer before attempting to complete.
Otherwise, partial completions could be written in the middle
of the buffer.
+ modify logic in kbd_reply() to set last_eolchar from the given
eolchar, e.g., '=', rather than the current contents of
execstr, since that may contain an arbitrary character such as
the first one of an identifier. That made commands such as
setl autowrite=false
in a macro not work, since 'f' (false) was used.
+ recover if a 'source' command results in runaway recursion,
e.g., if foo.rc contains the line "source foo.rc".
Several Perl-specific improvements:
+ Vileserv now uses the registry, so 'perl "use Vileserv"' in
your .vilerc automagically adds the commands startserv,
stopserv, and vileserv-help.
+ Vileserv tries to be smarter about finding your perl binary.
The Vile variable %vileserv-perl-path can be used for
customization.
+ Vileserv tries to be smarter about the socket path that it
uses. The environment variable VILESOCK, as well as the Vile
variable %vileserv-socket-path can be used. Also, vileget
supports an option for overriding the socket path. The
default location is still ~/.vilesock. With a little
scheming, you can now run and control multiple XVile sessions
on one host, or use Vileserv on multiple hosts with a shared
home dir.
+ Vileget now uses the -d option to change XVile's working
directory. This is an interface change from version 1.1,
where the -c option was used for this.
+ Vileget now uses the -c and -C options for passing arbitrary
Vile commands to a running XVile. See the vileget manual page
('perldoc vileget') for more info on this. Please note the
necessary Vile variable %vileserv-accept-commands.
+ modify perl.xs to allow perl operators to be used with a
range.
+ added gdb.pm, which runs gdb in a vile window and tracks
changes in editor. (Must be used with shell.pm.)
+ modified to build with Perl 5.6.0, and some workarounds for
functionality that changes with that version.
Several Win32-specific improvements:
+ add reset-rgb-palette command for winvile.
+ add set-rgb-palette command for winvile.
+ win32 console vile now has "true" autoscroll support
+ implement type-ahead for winvile
+ modify winvile to continuously show the geometry during a
resize.
+ fix winvile ":sh" command, which used to pop up a separate
window, but does not as of 9.1 In 9.1, ":sh" on a win32 host
is executed as "$shell {-c|/c} $shell". As it turns out,
cmd.exe's intrepretation of the /c switch is to run the
specified command and exit immediately. Fix by launching
$shell via CreateProcess().
+ modify filter keyword-file search to avoid concatenating
$HOMEDRIVE when $HOME already specifies the device in
home_dir().
+ winvile's right mouse menu includes these new context-sensitive
commands:
cmd name bound to txt slctn txt slctn must
rqd? be in curbuf?
-------- -------- --------- -------------
undo undo-changes-backward
redo redo-changes-forward
cut cut-to-clipboard X X
copy copy-unnamed-reg-to-clipboard X
paste paste-from-clipboard
delete delete-text-selection X X
+ added a winvile `about' box (available from the System Menu).
+ initialize the winvile "Save As" dialog with the name of the
current open file.
+ added cut-to-clipboard (windows Cut) and delete-text-selection
(windows Delete) to [win]vile. The former is bound to
Shift+Delete, the latter to Alt+Delete. Both commands require
a current text selection.
+ enable tilde-expansion
+ correct glob test for "~" which can be expanded as user's home
directory. The test allowed expansion of tilde at points
other than the beginning of a path component, which can happen
on win32.
+ ensure that a console window is created for the ":sh" command
when winvile is invoked from a GUI rather than the
command-line.
+ allow pasting of one line of text into mini-buffer.
+ winopen, winopen-nocd, winsave, and winsave-nocd accept an
optional directory argument, which specifies the initial
directory opened by the Open/Save Win32 common dialogs.
+ added the state variable $favorites, which returns the path to
the Windows Favorites directory. Added a "Favorites" menu
selection to winvile's RMB menu, which executes the command
"winopen $favorites".
+ correct char_no() function to use record-separator length, so
$curchar is evaluated properly for dos files, e.g., for ^G
command
Other new features/improvements:
+ lots of small improvements to syntax filters, including a rewrite
of the perl filter.
Majormodes:
+ add reset-majormode command, which tells vile to recompute the
appropriate $majormode for the current buffer.
+ modify majormode suffix matching to use the ignorecase mode values
for those systems that are normally case-sensitive, making this work
for names such as "FOO.BAT" which happen to be uppercase.
Other Modes:
+ add highlight mode, which when disabled prevents the
corresponding buffers from being syntax-highlighted.
+ add insert-exec mode to control logic in ins_any_time() which
interprets control characters which are bound to GOAL or
MOTION commands rather than inserting them without quoting
(see 9.0a and 9.0b changes). This restores the default
behavior, since some users had control characters bound to a
function which was then executed.
+ add pin-tagstack mode, which prevents the editor from
switching windows during a tag/push operation (i.e., all tag
ops are pinned to the current window).
+ add unique-buffers mode, which does dev/inode checking to be
sure files aren't edited more than once.
+ modify implybuffer mode so that if the buffer already exists
and is not modified, it will be automatically reread.
Syntax Filters:
+ add syntax filters for sed, imake
+ implement abbreviations for syntax keywords, using '*' as the
default delimiter.
+ filters now attribute multi-line regions when appropriate,
e.g., multi-line comments in C.
+ improve decoding of ANSI escape sequences in manfilt.c,
including parsing of foreground colors.
+ show unterminated quotes in m4, sh, make and perl filters as
an error.
Macros and Scripting Support:
+ add command unset-variable, which resets the given variable to
a null or default value. This is useful only for the
$-variables, since modes require a value.
+ add uppercase "TRUE" and "FALSE" to fsm_bool_choices[], so
assignments to boolean modes work properly within a macro.
+ add &dquery function which prompts for input with a given
default value.
+ implement function &error, which returns true if its argument
was an ERROR token. Modify built-in functions to return ERROR
if an argument was ERROR.
+ add built-in function &filter, to tell if the given majormode
has a built-in filter.
+ add variable $filename-expr, to specify the actual pattern
used for %F in [Error Expressions]. On DOS and Win32, this is
initialized to a more complex pattern, to accommodate drive
letters.
+ add variable $xshell-flags to allow customising $xshell.
+ make the ~local directive work for modes.
+ add ~trace directive, which sets or reports the value of the
$debug variable. Use this to trace into internal buffer
[Trace].
+ add example macro AddError to vile.hlp which illustrates how
to add a string to [Error Expressions].
+ add macros/color-ls.rc, example using improved manfilt.c to
display color ls output in a buffer.
+ modify macros/manpage.rc to use lynx to render html files.
This uses the development version of lynx (2.8.4dev.3, with
the -stdin and -with_backspaces options).
+ modify macros/manpage.rc to unset the filename associated with
the buffer so it does not display. This ensures that the
ruler is always visible.
+ add macros/shifts.rc, which implements left/right shifting of
words in the current line to align with the cursor.
Building/Porting:
+ implement a curses/ncurses terminal driver. Use
--with-screen=curses or --with-screen=ncurses to configure
this. No mouse is supported in this configuration. This
version builds only with SVr4 curses or ncurses.
+ add configure --with-ncurses option, e.g., for OS/2 EMX which
has an unusable termcap library.
Other Changes:
+ modify 'setv' logic to provide the current value of a variable
when setting it.
+ implement name-completion for user variables, e.g., %foo.
+ shorten the confirmation questions/messages that result from
modtime checking. with very long buffernames the current
messages extend past the 80 column boundary, making the tail
end of the question invisible in some cases.
+ improve performance of majormode initialization.
+ modify color support in xvile to allow the pre-8.3s color
scheme as a special case: setting bcolor to fcolor makes
xvile use the bcolorN resources on syntax-highlighted text
rather than the color selected by bcolor (which is actually
taken from the fcolorN resource in this case).
+ rewrote filters/makefile.wnt to generate lists and rules using
scripts reading genmake.mak, to facilitate building internal
or external filters.
+ for several select cases, when a long path causes message line
text to exceed the current window width, that path is
shortened on the left until the message text fits (if
possible). Those select cases include failure to save a file,
reading in a new file, and writing out (or appending to) a
file.
+ add %c and %l format types to finderr.c, which use 0-based
offsets rather than 1-based offsets.
+ modify handling of motion commands in minibuffer editing to
use new table data that indicate commands that cannot be used
in minibuffer editing motions.
+ improve color comparisons in xvile to compare RGB components
when their difference is relatively small. Add a check for
the default resource value of fcolor0, forcing that to black
if xvile's foreground does not look different from white.
This makes some of the color palette commands, e.g.,
:set cs=black
work properly.
+ annotate the verbose form of which-source and which-exec,
showing the corresponding variable for each path which is
tested, e.g., "$PATH" when checking items in $PATH.
+ added pushd, popd, dirs commands with accompanying [DirStack].
+ accept -i option as an alias for -I, which has the added
benefit of allowing vile to be used as a $SHELL value for
script, since that passes a -i option to the "shell".
- --
Thomas E. Dickey <dickey@radix.net> <dickey@herndon4.his.com>
http://dickey.his.com
ftp://dickey.his.com
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From: Niels Basjes <suckmt@basjes.nl>
Subject: SuckMT 0.53 -- a Multi-Threaded suck replacement.
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 16:47:35 GMT
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This is to announce the release of SuckMT-0.53
PREFACE
=======
Maintainer - Niels Basjes (suckmt@basjes.nl)
LOCATION
========
Visit http://go.to/suckmt to download the latest version (currently 0.53).
INTRODUCTION
============
The suck package (http://home.att.net/~bobyetman/index.html) for getting a
small NNTP feed has one drawback: because it is single threaded it doesn't
use my modem line optimally. Normal suck doesn't use more than approx 2KB/s
when my modem can do approx 5KB/s. This means more phone costs than I would
like. It turns out that running two instances of suck makes more use of my
available bandwidth so I figured that a multithreaded implementation should
reduce the required connect time.
SuckMT is a multithreaded re-implementation of the features of suck I
actually use.
Note that SuckMT has absolutely no source in common with suck.
FEATURES
========
SuckMT has the same basic functionality as suck: get news messages for
local reposting. It also includes Kill and Keep headers and automatic
logging of when and how often a specific header was matched. This way you
can easily determine which kill rules have become obsolete. I've been using
SuckMT for the last few months and I've solved as far as I can tell all the
bugs (I also checked the code with purify) in the current set of features.
The code has been compiled and tested on SuSE Linux 6.1, Redhat Linux 6.0
and Windows NT 4.0 using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 (This is what I call
writing portable code).
MAJOR CHANGES IN VERSION 0.53
=============================
- - Uninitialized Memory Read in regular expression library.
- - Can now use a "no posting" server (Thanks to Stephane Lentz)
- - The ini file can now contain comments that will be written back again.
- - Forgotten #include <unistd.h> in DuplicatesChecker.cpp which didn't show
up in SuSE 6.1
- - Maximum messages per group download feature if over limit.
- - Default config file (if nothing is specified) is now /etc/suckmt.ini
- - Default value for "Send MODE READER to the server" is now True.
- - The mutexes in MultiStream.cpp which still allowed some race conditions.
LICENSE
=======
GNU Public License.
FEEDBACK
========
If you have any bugs, comments, remarks or great ideas about new features
for suckmt to hesitate to mail me. If you actually use the software I would
also like to get a message.
- --
Niels.
ir. Niels Basjes - http://i.am/basjes - ICQ# 9012768 - PGP Key ID=0xE7BBF6B9
mailto:`echo 'Niels Basjes'|awk '{print$1"@"$2".nl"}'`
begin "If MS-Windows is the solution; can we please have the problem back ?"
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From: Clifford Wolf <clifford@clifford.at>
Subject: ROCK Linux 1.3.11 - Release
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 16:48:53 GMT
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ANNOUNCE: ROCK Linux 1.3.11 [ 2000-10-23 ]
The ROCK Linux Developers are pleased to announce version 1.3.11 of the
ROCK Linux Distribution - a Linux Distribution for Admins, Hackers, Geeks
and skilled unix users.
ROCK Linux 1.3.11 is a development release and not intended for production
environments. It's based on the Linux Kernel 2.4.0-test9, GNU Libc 2.1.3,
GCC 2.95.2 and Binutils 2.10.0.26. The 1.3.11 release supports Intel
IA-32, Alpha AXP and PowerPC Systems. ROCK Linux uses DevFS, XFree 4.0.1,
GNOME 1.2, Message Passing for Beowulf Clusters and other bleeding edge
technology.
ROCK Linux is based on a simple build system using shell scripts which
allow you to re-build the entire distribution using full optimization for
your CPU or some special adaptions for your needs. It also makes porting
ROCK Linux to new architectures a simple task.
More information on ROCK Linux can be found on the Homepage at
[ http://www.rocklinux.org/ ]
or the "ROCK Linux Guide" at
[ http://www.rocklinux.org/projects/doc/GUIDE/ ]
A complete CHANGELOG is available at
[ http://www.rocklinux.org/changelog/ ]
The ROCK Linux Sources are available for download on the ROCK Linux
Homepage. The package sources used by ROCK Linux will show up on the ROCK
Linux mirrors withing the next couple of days.
A lot of fun and happy hacking,
- Clifford Wolf (Project Leader)
- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Clifford Wolf ................ www.clifford.at IRC: http://opirc.nu
The ROCK Projects Workgroup .. www.rock-projects.com Tel: +43-699-10063494
The ROCK Linux Workgroup ..... www.rocklinux.org Fax: +43-2235-42788-4
The NTx Consulting Group ..... www.ntx.at email: god@clifford.at
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From: "Andrew M. Bishop" <amb@gedanken.demon.co.uk>
Subject: ProcMeter3 - System monitoring program (cpu, memory etc.)
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 16:38:13 GMT
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PROCMETER V3.2a
===============
The ProcMeter program itself is a framework on which a number of modules
(plugins) are loaded. More modules can be written as required to perform more
monitoring and informational functions.
The statistics that are displayed are grouped by module, with a menu allowing
selection of module and a sub-menu for each output available for that module.
APM
Advanced Power Management information. These outputs are only available
if you have configured the kernel to have the APM feature.
Biff
Monitors the e-mail inbox (in /var/spool/mail/<username> or
/var/mail/<username>) and indicates the number of e-mails that are
waiting and the size.
Date_Time
The current date and time and the amount of time since the system was
last booted.
DiskUsage
Shows the percentage of the disk that is used and the amount of free
space for each of the local disks that it finds are mounted or can be
mounted when the program starts.
LogFile
Monitors the size and number of lines and the rate of increase of these
in a set of log files.
Memory
The amount of memory that is used for programs, buffers, cache and the
amount that is free.
Network
The network devices and the amount of traffic on each of them. It will
automatically pick up available devices when it starts.
Processes
The load average and the number of processes running and starting.
ProcMeter
Information about the procmeter program itself.
Sensors
Hardware sensors for temperature and fan speed. (Requires lm78 hardware
and kernel patch from http://www.netroedge.com/~lm78/).
Statistics
Low level system statistics. For example CPU usage, disk usage,
swapping and paging.
Stat-CPU
Statistics about individual CPU usage including support for SMP
machines.
Stat-Disk
Statistics about individual disk usage including support for up to 4
disks.
Stat-Intr
Statistics about individual interrupts including support for up to 32
interrupts.
Uname
The system information from the uname program, hostname and Linux kernel
version.
Availability
- ------------
FTP server: ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/unix/linux/X11/xutils/procmeter3-3.2a.tgz
FTP server: ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/status/xstatus/procmeter3-3.2a.tgz
Web page: http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/procmeter3/
Author & Copyright
- ------------------
This program is copyright Andrew M. Bishop 1996,1997,98,99,2000
(amb@gedanken.demon.co.uk) and distributed under GPL.
email: amb@gedanken.demon.co.uk
[Please put procmeter in the subject line]
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Andrew.
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Andrew M. Bishop amb@gedanken.demon.co.uk
http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/
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