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(Ex: with Sawfish) +Patch Jörgen Viksell <vsksga@ho...> +- * Fixed a segfault when calling "about:" method +Patch: Dominic Wong <lwong@ch...> +- * Added an option to force dillorc-defined colors (Try it with slashdot!) +* Fixed display of encoded-URL-links on the status bar +Patches: Adam Sampson <azz@gn...> +- * Removed several compiler dependencies +(detected with lcc on a 64 bit machine) +* Modified mime.c and Url.c to use list.h, and eliminated hdlr.c +* Standarized unsigned types to glib all around the code +* Added some includes for libc5 compatibility +* Modified IO_callback to avoid a CPU-hog (it happened in some systems). +* Fixed a bug that added a trailing ampersand to GET and POST queries. +* FIxed attribute parsing. It had nasty side effects; as providing +wrong attribute values to POST and GET methods. +* Joined Url.c and url.c into a single module. +* Reimplemented URL resolving functions. +* Implemented a new parser for "file:" URLs (Try "file:" & "file:."). +Patches: Jorge Arellano Cid <jcid@ma...> +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + + +If you read it carefully, you'll notice several improvements, +most notably: + +- POST & GET work better (google search is working!). +- "file:" URLs got better handled. +- slashdot is readable. +- The code got more "portable" and stable. + + +I'd like to include Jörgen patches too (if they get finished): + +> I have been working on getting checkbuttons and radiobuttons to render +> properly, and it works now. Strangely enough it works when you call +> gtk_toggle_button_set_mode(GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON(widget), FALSE), even though +> this is supposed to be set by default... + +Maybe due to a lack of a window for the button widget. +This happened with the horizontal ruler, and the first attempt +to fix it, by packing it into an event box, worked OK. +I'm not sure though, just a thing to check. + +> What bugs me now is that radio buttons appears as squares instead of +> diamond-shaped. +> I also worked on the SELECT stuff (width and height of the clist widget) +> which now seems to work. + +If you finish them please let me know. + + +- o - + +Dominic asks: + +> I have some questions about dillo. I find one dillo task in the task list +> when open nothing. But if I open a web page, one more dillo appear in my task +> list. Thus, two dillo in the task list. With top, I find both of them +> consume the same memory size. Could you tell me why? Since netscape becomes 4 +> when a web page is opened, and I wonder why it happened. + +Well, that's due to threaded code (pthreads). +When dillo starts, there's just a single thread running (the +main thread). When another thread is spawned for the first time, +(due to a DNS, or local file request), TWO more threads get +running, one for the thread scheduler and other for the spawned +process. When the spawned one finishes, the thread manager +remains; if you 'ps aux | grep dillo', you'll see two processes +that consume the same memory size but THAT'S NOT TRUE!!! +Pthreads are light weight processes that run using the same +memory space as the father (one of the advantages over fork). + + +- o - + +CscHTML: + +Certainly to be taken into account. +When I first downloaded it, found almost no documentation for +it, appart from 350Kb of code and library dependencies. + +Haven't tested the speed yet. + +The biggest concern is the cost of making the widget change, +and the loose of control over the rendering. Currently we have a +widget set that needs moderate work to start handling tables (and +that's lean, fast and already integrated to our browser). + +I think if we manage to provide a basic TABLE facility with Dw, +developers will start to work together improving it. The +advantage of having small, documented code is a nicer learning +curve that lets developers jump-in quickly. +BTW our main documentation fault is on Dw (dillo widget); any +contribution will be highly appreciated. :-) + +On the other hand, if we fail to improve Dw, the change is +almost forced (if possible). + +This remains an open issue. + + +Jorge.- + +Ps: Thanks for reading this far. +Ps2: Jörgen, I'll send you an email to your hotmail address, at +the same time I send this one to the list, please let me +know if you receive it (I've had problems with hotmail.com). + + + +[Dillo-dev]CSCHTML widget + +From: <bigdaddy@ll...> - 2000-06-26 18:00 + +Check this out +http://www.cscmail.net/cschtml/ + +this appears to be a GTK widget with _all_ html tags. I haven't done +extensive research into this, but this could be huge. It may be worth +while to look into this. + +-Mark + +"You can't get a blue screen on a black and white monitor." + + + +[Dillo-dev]form fixes + +From: Jörgen Viksell <vsksga@ho...> - 2000-06-25 18:11 + +Hi! + +I have been working on getting checkbuttons and radiobuttons to render +properly, and it works now. Strangely enough it works when you call +gtk_toggle_button_set_mode(GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON(widget), FALSE), even though +this is supposed to be set by default... +What bugs me now is that radio buttons appears as squares instead of +diamond-shaped. + +I also worked on the SELECT stuff (width and height of the clist widget) +which now seems to work. + +The patch can be found here: +http://hem.passagen.se/vsksga/patches/patch-0.2.1-form_fixes + +I would appreciate if someone could try it out. And maybe fix the bugs =) + +// Jörgen +________________________________________________________________________ +Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com + + + +[Dillo-dev]ematic.com + +From: Jorge Arellano Cid <jcid@hu...> - 2000-06-21 02:37 + +Hi everyone! + + +First, I want to welcome every new member of this list. + +I'm eager to "hear" your impressions and comments on dillo but +it seems that the ematic server went down the hard way, and I +haven't received mail since early Jun 18. So please, if you had +sent me mail, please resend it to jcid@ma.... + +We have new patches! I've also found a couple of bugs that +will be nailed down pretty soon. + + +regards +Jorge.- + + + +-- + + + +[Dillo-dev]dillo-0.2.1 + +From: Jorge Arellano Cid <jcid@me...> - 2000-06-17 18:09 + +Hi there! + +A lot of water went down the bridge! +Just check our new release (and website) at: +http://dillo.so....net/ + +(You'll find all the info there) + +Jorge.- +-- + + + +Re: [Dillo-dev]New release + +From: Jorge Arellano Cid <jcid@em...> - 2000-06-07 14:21 + +Andrew: + +> The new release seems to work well. Thanks! + +Good! +It was tested on Slackware 7.0, Slackware 3.6 libc5 (with a few +changes), Redhat 6.2 and Suse. + +It behaves very stable here and I hope it works the same for +everyone. + +> Is it just me or has bug 9 disappeared? (The one with mishandled # tags). +> I browsed around a page with them in it and I never saw page.html#a#b or +> anything like that. + +No, the bug IS there; it just hides! :) + +If you browse a page that has a # anchor to another page, +there's no problem, but if the # refers to the same page -> BUG. + +Test this one: http://dillo.inf.utfsm.cl/test/spg.htm + +> And, for that matter, how many of those other bugs have been fixed in +> Dillo 0.2.0 without the database being updated? + +Not a single one. The database reflects current state. + +I left bug #35 there cause the BUG remains there; mitigated but +still alive... + + +> Thanks, + +You're welcome. + + +Jorge.- + + +Pd: Updated "--" to "McPherson" + + + +Re: [Dillo-dev]New release + +From: Andrew McPherson <andrew@ma...> - 2000-06-07 00:19 + +The new release seems to work well. Thanks! + +Is it just me or has bug 9 disappeared? (The one with mishandled # tags). +I browsed around a page with them in it and I never saw page.html#a#b or +anything like that. Did somebody fix that without updating the bug-track +engine? + +And, for that matter, how many of those other bugs have been fixed in +Dillo 0.2.0 without the database being updated? + +Thanks, + +-Andrew + + + +[Dillo-dev]New release + +From: Jorge Arellano Cid <jcid@em...> - 2000-06-03 03:16 + +Hi! + +Its been a long long time since the last release (two months) +and I want to apologize for this. Although work had been hectic +on my side, I couldn't make it in less time... + +Well, an evolving model, and always releasing a better browser +are good rules to follow. + +The good news is that we have a HALF-NEW browser!!! +(Check the Changelog.who for details) + +I hope you enjoy this version. +Feedback is encouraged.- + + +Jorge.- + + +Pd : I'll update the web site ASAP (maybe on Monday). + +Pd2: Luca: +I didn't include your justification patch in this version +cause it broke the rendering of some pages. + + |