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On NetBSD, a segv was occurring in mutt_ts_capability() because
tigetstr() was implicitly declared and thus defaulted to return type
int. The 8-byte (char *) actually returned was being converted to a
4-byte int before being assigned to the (char *) variable. This
resulted in a corrupted pointer, causing a segv when dereferenced.
I thought C99+ should warn about implicit declarations. Although
configure.ac AC_PROG_CC_C99 asserts the compiler can handle C99,
perhaps it doesn't put the compiler in the mode to strictly enforce
it. (Thanks to rkta on IRC for the input).
The solution, as the man page notes, is to include <term.h> before
invoking those functions.
Unfortunately term.h pollutes the namespace with all sorts of defines.
Currently that include columns and lines, which are used inside Mutt.
To help prevent issues, create Mutt wrappers for the functions and
split them into a separate file, curs_ti_lib.c, that #include
<term.h>, rather than just adding #include <term.h> to mutt_curses.h
Apparently on some older platforms, #include <curses.h> would also
include term.h, so make sure columns in undef'ed in mutt_curses.h. (I
think we would have heard about that problem already, but just in
case.)
A huge thank you to rahl on IRC for debugging this issue, and working
with me over IRC to test various suggestions until the issue was
found. I didn't have access to a NetBSD instance, so rahl saved me
much time and effort, and was crucial to fixing this bug.
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This matches the pre-0.21 migration order, and will reduce the size of
updates for the next release.
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Previously, gettext's po/Makefile.in.in was modified to separately
scan and merge a generated file: keymap_alldefs.h. Gettext doesn't
recommend nor provide support for scanning generated files.
However, there is no reason we have to scan the generated file.
Instead move the N_() markers and L10N comments into the OPS files.
Then simply add the OPS files to po/POTFILES.in.
Add a '--language=C' option to xgettext to avoid a warning about the
OPS files not have any known language suffix.
Modify gen_defs and doc/gen-map-doc to deal with the new format of the
OPS files.
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This is somewhat simple enhancement to muttrc processing, not a
full-blown embedded scripting language. There are no variables,
functions, types, or abilities that compete with macros.
MuttLisp can be invoked using the "run" command. If
$muttlisp_inline_eval is set, it can also be invoked with a bare
parenthesis expression as a command argument.
$muttlisp_inline_eval defaults unset, to avoid breaking existing
configurations, which might have bare parenthesis arguments for
regexps.
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Translate them once in mutt_set_default().
Modify makedoc.pl to remove the N_() tag, and to also note the type as
"string (localized)".
The makedoc.pl already will ignore L10N comment so add a basic comment
above each config var in init.h.
I'm not tagging $crypt_protected_headers_subject because the spec now
says this should be "...". I plan on implementing that change along
with other fixes before the next release.
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Thanks to Petr Pisar for pointing out the mistake.
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There aren't any translations in the file, but it should be added just
in case.
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The file was missing a few files with translation strings:
copy.c, imap/auth_oauth.c, and safe_asprintf.c.
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Provide ability to create, delete, and toggle the prefer-encrypt and
enabled flag for an account.
Hook into the index via 'A' <autocrypt-acct-menu>.
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With the following changes:
- po/de.po changes trimmed to just the compress additions.
- Move the sample muttrc to contrib, and add it to the Makefile.am so it is
distributed. Remove the sample vimrc.
- Remove extra fluff from manual.
Thanks to Roland Rosenfeld for the original patch, and to the NeoMutt
team for their work cleaning up the patch.
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build keymap_alldefs.h in $(top_srcdir), since that's where xgettext
looks. Not super clean I guess - the other alternative is to sed
POTFILES.
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Komulainen, and most likely based on input from Vsevolod Voykov
(sp?).
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broke things here.
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outside the source directory.
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<awn@bcs.zp.ua>.
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mutt. Additionally, the NEWS file is prepared for 0.95.
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