The Utilities Experience/The Utilities Experience - Volume 1.iso/software/graphics/n-z/xv210/changelog

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Revision History
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Make_xv.com in vms directory wouldn't build xvxpm.c or xvfits.c (and thus, XV!)
                (Rick Dyson  ([e-mail]))


XV 3.10 Public Release  12/21/94
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Bug Fix:  Greyscale downsampling bug in JPEG code fixed.
                (Tom Lane  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Made Grab command trap 'BadMatch' errors and display an
    appropriate error message (rather than exiting with a fatal error).
                (Eric Demerling ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Cleaned up/reorganized Makefile
                (Tom Lane  ([e-mail]))

Portability: BSDI doesn't have malloc.h.  Fixed xv.h and vdcomp.c
                (Chris Ross ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Additional VMS schnauzer fixes.
                (Rick Dyson  ([e-mail]))


Second XV 3.10 Beta Release
----------------------------
Portability:  xvxpm.c module rewritten to include its own hash-table
    routines, as 'hsearch()' is not available on all systems.
                (Chris Ross ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Big stupid mistake in xvtiff.c module.  Too embarrassing to mention.
                (Michael Weller ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  failing to store clipboard contents in an X property was
    (incorrectly) exiting the program as a fatal error, rather than
    falling back to using a '.xvclip' file in your home directory.
                (Eric Demerling ([e-mail]))

Docs:  Mentioned 'FITS' format, removed claim that rotate 90-degree commands
    will rotate selected area, added additional credits.

Bug Fix:  Cleaned up xvxpm.c - potential for infinite loops on broken
    images.  Also, now handles 'None' better, and mentions when it can't
    parse colorspecs.

Bug Fix:  When viewing large images, a rotate may not have properly redrawn
    the image.  Also, it could lose the proper aspect ratio.
                (Michael Weller ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  'Expansion' and 'Resolution' fields in xv info window weren't
    getting updated when image was rotated.

Bug Fix:  If you were in Perfect or OwnCmap color modes, and switched to a
    root display mode, it didn't (correctly) switch to Normal colors.
                (Michael Weller ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  XV can now read and write greyscale FITS images
                (David Robinson  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  XV can now read old Windows and OS/2 BMP files
                (Eric Dumas ([e-mail]))

Portability:  now uses the Dec 8 re-release of IJG jpeg software (ver. 5a)
                (Tom Lane  ([e-mail]))

Portability:  need to include <sys/select.h> on aix systems ('_AIX')
                (Eric Demerling ([e-mail]))

Portability:  NetBSD objects to 'extern char *sys_errlist[];'
                (Chris Ross ([e-mail]))

Portability:  CBSIZE (in xvbutt.c) is defined on some systems in param.h.
    Changed to XVCBSIZE.    (Chris Ross ([e-mail]))

Portability:  'Makefile' in TIFF directory assumed 'ar' lived in /bin.  This
    isn't necessarily so.  It'll now just search the path.
            (Michael Weller ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  recursive update on VMS didn't work right
            (Rick Dyson  ([e-mail]))


Initial XV 3.10 Beta Release
----------------------------
Added Feature:  XV now comes with 'xvpictoppm' program, which reads XV
    thumbnail files and converts them to standard PPM format.

Added Feature:  XV can now read the XWD format.  Whether or not this will
    still be an issue, given the whizzo new 'Grab' command, I don't
    know.  XV does *not* write XWD files, as XWD is not a format to be
    encouraged.      (Markus Baur ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  'xv -poll -root <filename>' would thrash wildly if the file didn't
    exist, or wasn't loadable.  Now behaves better.

Added Feature:  'Recursive Update' command in visual schnauzer.  Does an
    'update' command in the current directory, and recursively down into
    all subdirectories.  Keyboard Equivalent:  ^e

Bug Fix:  Potential problem when allocating colors for std colormap.
            (Yasuhiro Imoto  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Cropping a large area while zoomed in could result in enormous,
    potentially off-screen images.  A bad thing.

Added Feature:  Added a 'Select Files' command in the visual schnauzer,
    which lets you select files by name.  The wildcard character '*'
    (which matches any arbitrary char sequence) is supported.  This
    gives you an easy way to select all the JPEG files ('*.jpg'), for
    example.  Keyboard Equiv:  ^f

Bug Fix:  Added support for 15-bit-per-pixel displays, and probably fixed
    support for 15/16-bit LSBFirst displays.  At least on 80x86-based
    machines, which is where nearly all 15/16-bit displays have to be.
            (Michael Weller ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Somewhere along the line, the file name list (in the controls window)
    was getting redrawn at least one time too many, when you loaded
    files from the schnauzer.

Added Feature:  Added a 'despeckle' algorithm (median filter).
            (Colin Plumb  ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  XV now can read and write the XPM format.  It can read XPM
    images with any number of colors, though it only writes XPM images
    with a maximum of 256 colors.  (If your image has more than 256
    colors, it is automatically quantized.)  While the XPM format lets
    you do arbitrary-depth images, it's not really well suited for
    images with more than a small number of colors, so the 256 color
    limitation shouldn't be a big problem.
            (Chris P. Ross ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  Added a 'Origin' button the the 'Save Postscript...' window.
    Positions the image aligned at the bottom-left corner of the page,
    which is the origin (0,0) in the Postscript world.  May make certain
    desktop-publishing operations easier if you're using XV to generate
    EPS files for incorporation into page-layout software.
            (Michael Lipscomb  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Added 'xv.pspaper', 'xv.psorient', and 'xv.psres' options to
    set default behavior in the 'Save Postscript..." window.

    pspaper sets the default paper type, and can be any of the following:
            8.5x11 A4 B5 A3 8.5x14 11x17 4x5 35mm

    psorient sets the default paper orientation, can can be either
        'portrait' or 'landscape'

    psres sets the default resolution (dpi) and can be an integer
        between 10 and 720, though not all values are attainable, as the
    resolution is controlled by the 'scale' dials, which must take on
    integral values.  All the common resolutions are available, however
    (72dpi, 75dpi, 100dpi, 300dpi, 600dpi, etc.)


Added Feature:  Added a '-nodecor' option (and boolean 'xv.nodecor' resource)
    that lets you turn off the window 'decorations' (title bar, menu box,
    minimize and maximize buttons) on the XV image window, in MWM.
    When these things are on (by default), the prevent the image window
    from being made smaller than some MWM-specified minimum width, which
    can be a real pain when working with tiny (< 100 pixels wide) images.
    Turning this option on disables these decorations, and lets the image
    window be any size whatsoever.  (This only works for MWM.  TWM doesn't
    have this problem, and OLWM doesn't appear capable of doing this
    on the fly, on a per-window basis.  For OLWM, use the
    'owlm.MinimalDecor: xv' resource.  Note this affects *all* xv windows.)

Bug Fix: Input focus wasn't working out correctly under OLWM.

Bug Fix: "-rotate" command line option was only applied to the first image
    loaded.        (Osama ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  The 'slow' 24->8 algorithm now uses code derived from the IJG
    jpeg distribution, which is a considerably better implementation of
    the median-cut algorithm than XV was using before.

Enhancement:  Version 5 of the jpeg library (which XV now uses) supports
    a quick image subsampling 'thing' which XV now uses when generating
    Visual Schnauzer icons.  Practical upshot:  creating icons from jpeg
    files is now many times faster.

Bug Fix:  'xv -hist -expand <x>' would crash.  Doesn't do that any more.
            (Ulf Cahn von Seelen  ([e-mail]))

Enhancment:  XV can now read 16-bit per pixel 'raw' PGM and PPM files.
            (David A. Clunie ([e-mail]))

Enhancment:  In the Schnauzer, if you hold 'shift' while hitting the spacebar,
    it will select (and load) the next file, while keeping the previous
    file selected.  This lets you (somewhat more easily) build groups
    of files to be moved or deleted, as you can just hold shift, and
    space your way through all the files.  Shift click to de-select
    files that should be skipped.

Added Feature:  Added an 'annotate' command that lets you put text on an
    image.  Keyboard Equivalent: 'A'.  To use it, select a drawing color
    using the 'dropper' (middle click on image), and press the 'A' button.
    Enter a string and hit Ok (or return).  If there is a current
    selection, the text will be scaled to fit the selection.  Otherwise,
    a selection box the size of the text will be created in the middle
    of the image window.  In this case, position and resize the selection,
    as you see fit, and issue a 'Paste' command (meta-v) to place the
    text on the image.  Note:  if you want to change the color of the
    text, choose a new color and do the annotate command again.

    It's somewhat awkward, but it's time for a new release.  It'll probably
    get polished in the next release...

Change:  'AutoCrop' keyboard equivalent is now 'C' instead of 'A'.

Added Feature: Added 'smudging'.  Shift-right click (and drag) on the
    image (it's best if you zoom in first), and you can do a localized
    blur around the cursor.  Note that this only works on 24-bit images.
    If the current image is a 8 bits deep, it will be converted into
    a 24-bit image first, automagically.

Added Feature:  Added rudimentary image painting.  You can now paint
    arbitrary curves (or straight lines) by doing a shift-middle click
    (and drag) on the image window.  The pen will draw in whatever the
    last color picked up by the 'dropper' (middle click on image) was,
    (just like the 'clear' command).  Shift-middle will draw curves.
    Shift-ctrl-middle will draw a connected series of line segments.
    Release and press ctrl to draw unconnected line segments.

    Note: there's no direct way to paint in any arbitrary color.  The paint
    color must exist in the image *first*.  One way of adding colors to
    an image is via the 'Pad' command.  Try padding with 'bggen', using
    the 'Color Assortment' default to get a reasonable collection of
    different colors added to the image.  Later you can pad the image
    back to its original size to get rid of the colorful borders.  BE SURE
    to switch to 24-bit first...

Change:  Changed 'Standard Colormap' (used whenever viewing 24-bit images on
    a non-TrueColor/DirectColor display) from a 6*6*6 colormap to a 4*8*4
    colormap.  It uses fewer colors (128 instead of 216), and produces
    better looking images (as the 2 extra green values more than make up
    for the 2 fewer red and blue values).  It also looks somewhat better
    when you use '-stdcmap' with '+vsperfect' (ie, have the schnauzer
    share the stdcmap), as the 4*8*4 maps closer to the 8*8*4 used
    internally by the schnauzer than the 6*6*6 did.

Enhancement:  Added a 'trashcan' to the Visual Schnauzer.  You can now (also)
    delete files by dragging them to a trashcan.  You'll be asked for
    confirmation, the same as the 'Delete' command.

Change: 'unknown' files in the browser are now shown as 'plain' files.

Change: Moved a couple of keyboard equivs.  'p' now pops up the 'go to page'
    dialog (when viewing a multi-page document) (was ^P).
    ^P is the keyboard equiv for the Print command.
    Meta-a is the keyboard equiv for the Apply command (in the color
    editor).  (was ^P)

Added Feature:  Added a 'Print' command.  ("Finally!", I hear many of you
    saying.)  Keyboard equiv '^P'.  Quicker and easier to use than
    the previous method (ie, saving PostScript to "| lpr"), even though
    that's how it still does the trick.  Much more intuitive for
    Joe User, who wouldn't know a pipe if you hit him over the head with
    one...

Enhancement:  When tracking pixel values (dragging the middle button
    around on the image window), it now displays the distance of the
    current point from where you originally clicked in a pair of
    square brackets (ie, '[ -5, 37]') at the end of the line.  Handy
    for measuring image features.

Bug Fix:  XV now supports both the 'cut buffer' and the 'selection' methods
    of doing text cut-and-paste.  (ie, the 'CutRes' command, and
    tracking pixel values).  Prior to this, pasting either of those
    things into an xterm may or may not have worked, depending on
    whether another xterm had a current selection.

Bug Fix:  (Sort of).  Now that XV tries to grab a good visual, rather than
    just using the default, it may now pick a 24-bit visual on machines
    where the root window can only hold an 8-bit image.  In these cases,
    it will disable the 'root' choices, unless you start XV with
    the '-root' option, in which case it will choose a root-compatible
    visual.  Not optimal, but better than it was...

Enhancement:  XV now displays a 'working' icon when the image window (or
    the control window, if there is no image window) is iconified and
    XV is in the middle of a long operation (smoothing, loading a jpeg,
    running an algorithm, etc.)  The icon changes back to the normal
    icon when the operation completes.
            (Idea: Bob Boag <[e-mail]>)

Enhancement:  It now displays what mode (8-bit or 24-bit) it's currently
    in, in the controls window and the info window.

Added Feature:  Changed PadImage command to allow 'blended padding' (ie,
    not-fully-opaque), in several modes (RGB, Hue, Sat., Int.,).
    In the HSV modes, it only pastes/blends the specified component
    of the background fill.  You can get a variety of weird effects.
    Ferinstance, take a grayscale pic, and pad it with a bggen'd
    RGB rainbow, using Hue mode and Opaque=0.

Added Feature:  Added a 'Smear' algorithm.  Keyboard equiv 'meta-S'.

Added Feature:  Added a 'Sharpen' algorithm.  Keyboard equiv 'meta-s'.

Bug Fix:  Substantially improved performance on DirectColor displays.
    (Read: 'it works at all')  It's been tested on a 24-bit DirectColor,
    and an 8-bit DirectColor visual.  It works on those, at least.
    (TrueColor is still the recommended visual type, though since XV now
    sniffs around for a TrueColor visual, it'll probably Do The Right
    Thing by default.  Certainly that's the design.)

Added Feature:  Added a 'PadImage' command (keyboard equiv: 'P').  Lets you
    make an image larger *without* rescaling it, by creating a new
    image of the specified size and pasting the original image onto the
    center of the new image.

    Currently, the new background can either be a solid color, the
    result of running 'bggen', or an image file in any of the supported
    (loadable) image formats.  The resulting image will be the same 8/24
    bit mode as the original image.  As such, it's generally recommended
    that you switch to 24-bit mode before doing the Pad command, for best
    results.

    Also, there are associated X resources:  'xv.pad.TYPE.val[0-9]'
    and 'xv.pad.TYPE.name[0-9]', that let you specify the values
    and names of additional entries in the 'Default' menu in the
    Pad dialog box.  'TYPE' can be either 'color', 'bggen', or 'load',
    depending on which 'method' of background generation you're using.

Added Feature:  In 'bggen', you can now specify colornames as with other
    X programs (ie, by name ('red'), or by value ('#ff00ff')).  Note
    that the '#' character is treated specially in some shells, and
    probably need to be escaped with a '\' (or wrap single-quotes around
    the whole value)

Added Feature:  In 'bggen', added '-G geom' option to specify a 'repeat'
    geometry.  If given, the program generates its gradient into a
    small (-G geom) image, which is 'center-tiled' into the
    main (-g geom) image.

Change:  In 'bggen', change '-s' option to '-h'.  Screw backward compatibility,
    it makes more sense.

Enhancement:  Massive reorganization of the 'xv controls' window.  Made room
    for new command buttons (cut, copy , paste, clear, PadImage, About XV,
    etc. simplified appearance by tossing many buttons into new 'menu'
    buttons ('Root', 'Windows', 'Image Size').

Added Feature:  Added a 'show/hide hidden files' toggle in the schnauzer
    windows.  (When enabled (as it is by default), it hides all files
    beginning with a '.'.  As such, it's Unix-centric, but so is the
    rest of the program...)

Bug Fix:  When 'dragging' files in the schnauzer windows, the window could
    scroll entirely too quickly (on a fast machine).  Added a limit.

Bug Fix:  Fixed 'window-centering' code (that which pops up windows with
    an appropriate button centered under the mouse, such as the save
    window), so that it correctly positions the window.  It works on
    a DEC Alpha running OSF 2.0, under Mwm, Olwm, and Twm.  Hopefully,
    it'll work for you!

Enhancement:  Added code to display keyboard equivalents in the various
    menu buttons.

Enhancement:  Added keyboard equivalents for remaining algorithms, just to be
    consistent.  The equivs are listed in the algorithms menu, and
    all use the meta key.

Enhancement:  Got rid of the 'Blur*' choices on the Algorithms menu,
    and replaced it with a single 'Blur' routine that prompts for a value,
    making it cleaner, and more versatile, with only a slight convenience
    trade-off.  Keyboard equivalent:  'meta-l'

Added Feature:  Added a nifty 'Pixelize' algorithm.  (Keyboard equivalent:
    'meta-p').  Again, operates on the current selection, if any,
    otherwise it operates on the whole picture.  Now you too can make
    photos look like their from those 'real-life cop shows'.
    (Non-U.S. folks can just ignore that cultural reference.)  Anyhow,
    one neat feature is that it the pixels don't have to be square.
    Try something like '16x1' for a neat effect.

Added Feature:  A 'save selected area' checkbox in the save window.  Lets you
    easily save portions of an image (without cropping, etc).  Two notes:
    if you save 'at displayed size' (the default), only the area of the
    selection that is visible in the image window will be saved.
    Alternately, if you save 'at normal size', you *can* have the selection
    go off the edges of the displayed image (or subimage).

Enhancement:  You can now enter negative values for the Gamma command in
    the graphs in the color editor.  Negative values produce the same
    curve as their corresponding positive values, except that they are
    horizontally flipped.  (ie, the curve starts at the top and goes
    down).        (Alan Blanchard  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix: Memory leak if '-ncols 0' on a > 1-bit display

Change:  In the Save window, moved 'File list' checkbox into the Format    menu.

Enhancement:  You can now type TAB key in Load/Save window to do automatic
    filename completion.  It only for 'simple' filenames (ie, no '/'
    chars, no pipes, no '~', etc.), but it's still a very handy thing.

New Feature:  Added 'Rotate (Copy)' and 'Rotate (Clear)' algorithms (keyboard
    equivalents 'shift-meta-t' and 'meta-t' respectively) that let
    you rotate the image (or the current selection) by any arbitrary
    amount.  The only difference between the algorithms is that the
    second one clears the old selected area first (equivalent to:
    'cut, rotate, paste'), whereas the first algorithm is equivalent
    to 'copy, rotate, paste')

Enhancment:  Added 'meta-u' keyboard equivalent for 'Undo all' algorithm.

Enhancement:  'Flip Horizontal' and 'Flip Vertical' commands now operate on
    selected area, if any.  (Otherwise, they do the whole picture.)

Enhancement:  Put a 'progress meter' into most of the potentially
    time-consuming functions (algorithms, smooth, resize, etc.)

Bug Fix:  The 'Oil Paint' algorithm now does the Right Thing on color
    images.  (Simply running the grayscale algorithm on the red, green,
    and blue planes separately was the Wrong Thing, as it introduces
    goofy fringe effects in colors that weren't originally in the image).

Added Feature:  New 'blend' algorithm (keyboard equivalent: Meta-b).  Takes
    the current selection (or the whole pic, if no selection), and clears
    the rectangle such that the edges remain the same color, the center
    becomes the average color of all the edge pixels, and all other
    pixels get an appropriate color based on their distance from the edge
    and their distance from the center.

Enhancement:  Algorithms (selected from the 'Algorithms' menu) now will only
    affect the selected area, assuming there is a selection.  Otherwise,
    they will affect the entire image, same as they used to.

Change:  After deleting the last file in the 'xv controls' list, it will
    go back to displaying the XV logo.
            (Tom Hinds  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Writing GIF files in the B/W Dithered color mode would result in
    black & white getting reversed.
            (Thomas Braeunl  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  If you accidentally start tracking a 'zoom in' or 'pan'
    rectangle, releasing the Ctrl key will abort the operation.

Enhancement:  'Meta-8' now toggles between the 8 and 24 bit modes.

Change:  If you specify '<xvlogo>' as the filename in the load window, it will
    re-load the XV title image.

Bug Fix:  If the last file in a list was broken in some way and was either
    shown as Text, or not shown at all, the Next/Prev buttons weren't
    getting enabled/disabled appropriately.
                (R.P. Rodgers  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Used to be, when you saved a GIF (or other 'simple' format with
    no format-specific dialog box), XV would stick the 'saved' filename at
    the end of the 'xv controls' list.  However, if you were in the
    middle of a bunch of files, this would cause you to 'lose your
    place'.  Folks complained.  XV now does the Right Thing (tm).  When
    you save (in *any* format) it adds an entry to the end of the list,
    but does not move your selection.  When you *load* a new file (via
    the load or schnauzer windows), the name also gets stuck at the end
    of the list *and* the selection is moved.

Change:  As the default cursor in the image window is now the 'arrow' cursor,
    the cursor affected by the '-cursor' option/resource is now the arrow
    cursor used in all windows.

Enhancement:  XV now comes with version 3.30 of the libtiff TIFF library.
    This version should run correctly on 64-bit machines.  Note, however
    that there the TIFF library no longer has any non-ANSI C support,
    meaning you *must* have an ANSI C compiler (ie, gcc) to compile it.
    This should *not* be a big problem in 1994...

Enhancement:  Load and Save 'windows' now point to separate directories.  Such
    a simple, obvious misfeature, I don't know how it's survived this long.
    (Big Hint:  The author doesn't actually *use* the program very much!)

Enhancement:  Modified/improved 'selection' rectangle handling (formerly
    called the 'crop rectangle').  It now flashes, making it much
    easier to find.  It also stays around when you zoom, unzoom,
    pan, or resize the image.  This lets you draw a selection, and
    zoom in on the corners (or whatever), and get the selection positioned
    perfectly before doing the crop (or whatever).

Added Feature:  XV now can read and write uncompressed 24-bit Targa files,
    interlaced or non-interlaced, with the origin in the
    bottom-left or top-left   (by Derek Dongray  ([e-mail]))

Change:  Redesigned the load and save windows (okay, so it's really only
    one window...).  The number of radio buttons for different
    image formats was getting out of hand, and taking up a lot of
    valuable screen real estate.  The new load/save window is smaller
    (well, the save is smaller, the load is now the same size as the
    save), cleaner, has room for 6 more lines in the directory window,
    and has a fish in it.  A win, by my book.

Bug Fix:  Found (and killed) memory leak in the Schnauzer, which would
    occur during icon generation

Bug Fix:  IRIS RGB i/o code didn't work on 64-bit machines.

Added Feature:  '-RM' command line option (no X resource equivalent).
    When specified, upon exit XV will delete *all* files listed on
    the command line.  Handy if you're writing a program, and you
    want to use XV to display graphics automatically.  You write your
    image(s) out, fork off a background XV to display the image(s),
    and when the user quits XV, the image files will be removed, saving
    you the trouble of cleaning up the files yourself.

Added Feature:  Nifty new 'Grab' dialog box whenever you issue the Grab
    command.  You can now specify a grabDelay from within XV, and you
    can also automagically hide all XV windows during the grab.
    Also, now supports 'autograb' command, which waits the specified
    delay time, and then grabs whatever window the cursor happens
    to be in at the time.  This gives you a way to capture popup menus,
    rubber-band selections, and other things that require the mouse
    button to be held down.  (Note: AutoGrab searches upward and grabs
    the 'top-level' window that the cursor is in, rather than just the
    immediate child window, as it's far easier to take too much and
    throw away the extra than to take too little...)

    One note: between the time a Grab or AutoGrab command is issued,
    from the dialog box, and the time that the command complets, all
    'image file changing' commands ('Next', 'Prev', 'Load', etc.) are
    disabled, (as is Grab), for perfectly good reasons.

Enhancement:  The '-expand' option (and the 'xv.expand' resource) now takes
    either a single value (as it used to), or a pair of values
    separated by a colon.  This lets you set different horizontal and
    vertical expansion/compression factors.  (eg, '-expand 3:-4' will
    make the displayed width 3 times the image width, and the displayed
    height 1/4th the image height.)

Change:  'Relaxed' floyd-steinberg dithering when displaying 24-bit images
    (in 24-bit mode) on non-truecolor displays.  Fewer goofy artifacts.

Enhancement:  Now (unless '-nostat' is specified) stats filenames specified
    on the command line.  Only 'plain' files will be added to the
    list of filenames.  This lets you type 'xv *' in a directory
    with subdirectories, and not have the subdirs added as (unloadable)
    files.

Change:  Change 'static char' in all bitmap files to 'static unsigned char',
    as some compilers object to values > 0x7f being assigned to signed
    char's.

Change:  Added 'click right button to open menu' string in the XV logo
    image, just to make things a little more obvious.

Added Feature:  Changed command-line argument handling.  All of the
    'flag' options (-perfect, -smooth, etc.) now take '+' or '-' as
    the first char of the option name.  If you use '-' (ie, '-perfect')
    it *forces* on the option (it used to toggle the option on or off).
    Similarly, if you use '+' as the first char of the option ('+perfect')
    it forces *off* the option.  This lets you put the program in a known
    state (regardless of what X resource settings you may have set up).
    Handy for sysadmins who want scripts using XV to behave the same
    no matter what X defaults the users may have set up.
            (idea: Peder Langlo  ([e-mail]))

Change:  XV no longer looks in '.Xdefaults-machinename' as a place to find
    your X resources.  The 'gethostname()' call was leading to
    portability problems, and in any event, you should load up your
    resources into the resource database (via 'xrdb') when you log in,
    the way God intended...

Added Feature:  When cropped (or zoomed), ctrl-Middle in the image window
    will let you pan the visible region of the image around, which is
    much cooler than zooming out and zooming back in on a different
    area.        (idea: Peder Langlo  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  There's now a '..' entry in the load/save window file list,
    to make maneuvering slightly easier.

Added Feature:  XV now can read and write uncompressed 24-bit Targa files
            (by Derek Dongray  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  XV can now handle 16-bit greyscale TIFF files.
            (Leon Avery  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Memory leak in 24-to-8 bit conversion routines found and removed.
            (Scott D. Heavner  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  XV now has a 'chdir' button (and menu item) in the Schnauzer
    window.  It lets you directly chdir to some other directory without
    going through the old 'up to the root and then down one dir at a time'
    process.

Change:  Typing '^C' in schnauzer windows now does a 'chdir' command, rather
    than opening/closing the 'xv comments' window.  To get the comment
    window, type '^C' in the image window.

Change:  XV now eats BadWindow errors on the X_GetProperty request.
    These happen on certain SGI X servers after the 'snapshot' program
    has been run.  The window hierarchy gets trashed by snapshot.
    (Run 'xlswins' if you want to see this.)
            (Ben Simons  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  The 'edge detection' algorithm wouldn't detect edges along the \
    direction.  Better edge detection algorithm has been added.  (Though
    the old is still there for the 'embossing' effect.
            (David Robinson  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  A4 and B5 paper sizes in PostScript save dialog were slightly wrong.

Enhancement:  XV now supports 'gzipped' files, as well as 'compressed' files.
    Needless to say, you need to have the 'gunzip' program installed
    on your system for this to work.
                (Jean Liddle  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Added 'A3' paper size in 'save as PostScript' dialog box.

Bug Fix:  BMP file reading wasn't working on files created by ImageMagick.
            (Roy Johnson  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  XV now sniffs out whether or not you have a 24/32 bit
    TrueColor or DirectColor visual, and if so, uses it by default
    (rather than always using the 'Default Visual' of the display,
    which is generally an 8-bit PseudoColor visual, even on 24-bit
    systems).

    Also, both the '-visual' option and the 'xv.visual' X resource now
    also take 'default' as a value, which means 'use the default
    visual of the display', for folks who want 'the old behavior'.

Change:  Modified the 'Timer()' function in xvmisc.c to use select() instead
    of 'setitimer()', which let me get rid of all the FOO_SIG macros
    and such in xv.h, and basically get rid of one of the primary
    portability annoyance.

Bug Fix:  In the Schnauzer, when generating icons, if it decides a file
    is potentially an XBM file, loads it, finds out it isn't, it will
    be displayed as an UNKNOWN icon (?), instead of an ERROR icon.

Change:  When tracking pixel values in the image window, it now displays
    the color of the pixel in Hex, as well as in decimal, so that you
    can use this value directly in X color specifications, without
    needing to do the dec->hex conversion by hand.

Bug Fix:  In the 'xv load' window, if you clicked below the 'Load All' button,
    you could get a 'Prev Name' button to appear.
                (Erwan Moysan  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  .xvpics subdirectories are now created with the same permissions
    as their parent directories.  Likewise, thumbnail files (in .xvpics
    dirs) are now written with the same permissions as the original
    files.

Bug Fix:  In XV 3.00, the PDS/VICAR module got screwed up somehow, and
    no longer worked correctly.  Fixed.

Change:  Stuck SysV-style signal handler definitions and rand/srand defs in
    xv.h, for better compatibility    (David Brooks ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  'Pass 2 color allocation' could potentially be performed on a
    visual type with no colormap, which would be a bad thing, believe me.

Bug Fix:  '-loadclear' wasn't working correctly

Bug Fix:  Potential segmentation fault when Uncompressing files fixed.
        (Dana Jacobsen  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  If printing XV-generated Color PS files on a Grey/BW PS printer,
    the printer may have run out of memory, due to a memory leak in the
    color->gray PS code.    (Klaus Schnepper  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  The '-hist' and '-norm' options weren't actually working.

Bug Fix:  If you loaded a GIF89 file with a lot of ignored-by-xv extensions,
    and you didn't have the info or controls windows up, the constant
    popping up of 'warning' messages was real annoying.  They don't
    do that anymore.

Enhancement:  If you specify the '-quit' option, XV turns off any '*map'
    options (-cmtmap, -cemap, -imap, etc.) you may have turned on,
    as you won't have an opportunity to *use* any of the windows before
    the program exits.  No need to map them.

Bug Fix:  XV now correctly positions the window on initial load (ie,
    'xv -max' will now work again)

Bug Fix:  When you loaded a new image, if XV felt a need to move the window,
    it would draw the new image at the old window size, and then draw
    it again at the new image size.  This was a major inefficiency with
    24-bit images.

Enhancement:  'Remove' key on DEC keyboards now functions like '^D', so it
    can be used to delete files, etc.

Added Feature:  XV can now read a variety of Amiga IFF ILBM formats.
            (Thomas Meyer  (i03a.zfn.uni-bremen.de)

Change:  XV should now recognize PS files that start with '%!' (as it did) and
    with '^D%!' (as generated by MS-Windows 3.1)

Bug Fix:  If you use '-poll' and '-maxpect', only the first image would be
    shown 'big'.   (Bruce Labow  ([e-mail]))

Change:  'Relaxed' getwd handling.  You can now maneuver through directories
    even if you can't read the contents of one of the parent
    directories (ie, mode 'rwx--x--x').  All parent directories must
    have execute permission, however.
        (Andrew Brooks  ([e-mail]))

Change:  Cleaned up 'file type' handling code in source, which should make
    it easier to build XV on 'non-standard' platforms.
            (Cameron Simpson  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  XV previously only recognized files that began with '#define'
    as being (potentially) XBM files.  It now also will treat files
    that start with '/*' as potential XBM files, which should cover
    nearly all the XBM files out there.

Bug Fix:  If you moved or copied files from one schnauzer window to another,
    and for some reason the files failed (ie, 'moving' from a write-
    protected directory), the icons that failed to move would still be
    lit (as they should be), but they didn't *think* they were lit!

Bug Fix:  When moving/copying files via the schnauzer, it would always
    create '.xvpics' subdirectories in the destination folder, instead
    of "only when the source folder has a .xvpics subdirectory", as
    was intended.

Enhancement:  'relaxed' the AutoCrop algorithm for 24-bit images.  Since
    24-bit images (JPEG, in particular) tend to have some noise in
    them, the 'everything must be equal' criteria of the normal autocrop
    algorithm would prevent any cropping from happening.  The new
    algorithm (which only affects 24-bit images) crops lines if all
    the pixels are within a certain percentage of one and other.
            (Paul Close  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  BMP file i/o fixed.  24-bit files weren't done correctly, and
    certain files would blow up that Windows-based programs would
    handle correctly.  (Pesky vague format specifications...)
            (John Walker  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Unified 'cursor keys' into one function.  Certain keyboards
    generate an interesting variety of keysyms when you hit the 'pageup'
    'pagedown', 'home', and 'end' keys (and shifted arrow keys), and
    I had code to deal with that problem scattered around the source.
    Practical upshot:  'pageup/down' might work in certain controls/
    windows, and not others.

Bug Fix:  XV would crash if you tried to grab a rectangular region of the
    root window (and both the starting and ending points of the rect
    were in the root window).

Bug Fix:  Memory leak in xvpbm.c    (Joe Peterson ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  XV would crash if you used '-nopos'
            (Nick Sayer  ([e-mail]))

Change:  All files in the distribution should be 14 chars or less (to
    avoid SysV name-length limitations on some systems)

Change:  Broke up exceedingly large functions in xv.c and xvevent.c,
    as they tended to annoy compilers and optimizers...

Bug Fix:  Use of GS_LIB in Makefile broke if folks had it defined in their
    environment already.

Bug Fix:  XV assumed that 24-bit deep visuals had 32 bits per pixel.  While
    this is generally true, apparently there are some servers that only
    want 24-bit pixel values.
            (Steven Schoch  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  It would crash if it tried to draw an MenuButton that had no menu
    associated with it yet.  (A timing issue that occurred on some
    systems)

Bug Fix:  If you tried to use '-root' and '-gamma' simultaneously, it'd
    crash.  Now it doesn't.

Bug Fix:  On some systems, XV would crash when clearing an old root image
    and installing a new one.

Added Feature:  Additional options to 'bggen'.  You can now specify the
    size of the generated image with '-g geometry'.  The generated
    images are now by default in PPMRAW format.  You can generate
    'ascii' images by using the '-a' flag.  You can now ROTATE the
    generated image by any arbitrary amount with the '-r rot' flag,
    where rot as a (counter-clockwise) rotation, in degrees.

Enhancement:  'bggen' has been fixed.  It now automatically senses
    the display size, and by default, generates an image of that
    size.    (PeterVG ([e-mail]))

Change: In XV 3.00, I went to a somewhat faster (serpentine) color dithering
    algorithm (used in conjunction with Smoothing on non-TrueColor
    displays, when in 8-bit mode).  No one much noticed the speed
    improvement, and several people complained that images now looked
    worse than they used to, so I've put it back the way it was.
        (Kenny Zalewski ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  If you are running XV in 'locked 8-bit mode', and you load a
    JPEG image, XV will now use the JPEG quantizer, which produces better
    results than the normal XV quantizers.  This makes XV 3.00 behave
    like it did in XV 2.21.
        (Jim Lick  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  xvsunras.c still had some problems on 64-bit machines.
        (Dave Hill  ([e-mail]))

Change:  Twiddled code in xvsmooth.c.  Certain compilers complained about a
    potential divide-by-zero (not that it could ever happen, but try
    telling the compiler that...)

Change:  Twiddled code in xvps.c.  Optimizer in IRIX-4.0.5 broke a
    calculation.  Expression has been simplified.

Bug Fix:  YCbCr->RGB conversion in xvtiff.c wasn't being done correctly,
    according to the TIFF 6.0 standard.
            (Karsten Spang  ([e-mail]))

Portability:  Added explicit typecasting to a few lines of xvtiff.c (HP
    compilers objected.)

Portability:  Changed intances of '#ifdef macII' in xv.h to '#ifdef aux'
            (Declan A. Rieb  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  XV wouldn't correctly read XBM files with 1-digit-long values
    (ie, '0x9' instead of '0x09').  Fixed.
    (spotted by: Berthold Dettlaff  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  xvtiffwr.c now writes out XRESOLUTION and YRESOLUTION flags, which
    are apparently required by some other tiff-readers
            (Larry W. Virden  ([e-mail]))


XV 3.00a intermediate bug-fix release
-------------------------------------
Bug Fix:  core dumps in schnauzer fixed.  (br->lit wasn't getting zeroed
    when you moved files to another directory)

Bug Fix:  To vdcomp.c.  Strings buffers to hold filenames were too short.
        (Anthony A. Datri <[e-mail]>)

Bug Fix:  If you put an image using the Std. Colormap into the root window
    (ie, a 24-bit image on an 8-bit display), and exited XV, the colors
    were freed (and would get overwritten)

Bug Fix:  'Update' command in Schnauzer now checks both 'mtime' and 'ctime'
    fields when comparing dates of a file and its thumbfile.

Bug Fix:  XV load window didn't correctly handle 1-character top level
    directory names (ie, '/u').



XV 3.00 Release
---------------
Enhancement:  Faster 332 dither algorithm when displaying 24-bit images on
    non-TrueColor/DirectColor displays.

Added Feature:  'trimming keys'.  You can now easily trim off one pixel from
    any edge of an image by pressing Ctrl and one of the arrow keys while
    inside the main window.  Now you can use the cropping rectangle for a
    first 'rough cut', and do the precision work with the trimming keys.

Enhancement:  Added '-grabdelay' command line option (no resource), which
    lets you specify a delay between the time the 'Grab' command is issued,
    and the time that the cursor changes becomes owned by XV, regardless of
    what window it's in.  This lets you hide the XV windows (or whatever)
    before the actual screen grab takes place.  The delay can be set
    to 0 (the default) up to 15 seconds.
                (Jason Berri  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Was crashing if you handed it a gif with multiple images in it.

Change:  Switched it back so that when you Delete a file in the xv controls
    list, the next file in the list (if any) is automagically loaded.

Change:  Broke huge series of 'else if's in xv.c into two halves.  Broke some
    compilers (on VMS and some PC Unixes)
            (Rick Dyson  ([e-mail]))

Change:  Improved resource-handling code.  No longer necessary to
    define X11R5, and should work on certain HP/Apollo workstations
    where it didn't used to.

Change:  Modifications to make XV somewhat more POSIX compliant.
            (Mark W. Snitily ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Changes to xvgrab.c to make it work on 64-bit machines.
            (Matt Thomas  ([e-mail]))

Change:  migrated all memcpy(), memcmp(), memset(), and bcopy(),
    bcmp(), bzero() calls to xvbcopy(), xvbcmp(), and xvbzero()
    functions in xvmisc.c.  Necessary because the b*() routines
    don't exist in Solaris, and not everyone has the mem*() routines
    (and besides, memcpy() doesn't even work correctly)

Added Feature: Added '-icgeometry' cmd-line option (and 'iconGeometry'
    resource) to specify initial position of the icon when you
    start XV in '-iconic' mode

Added Feature:  XV can now display multi-page (currently only PostScript)
    files.  If you are viewing a multi-page file, the title of the image
    window will show 'page 1 of 37' (or whatever) as an indication.
    You can use the PageUp and PageDown keys (Next and Prev on some)
    on your keyboard to do page through the file, and you can type ctrl-P
    to pop-up a 'go to page #' dialog box.  These keys must be typed in
    the image window.

Enhancement:  Added '-name' command line option (no corresponding resource)
    that lets you specify the string to be displayed in the image window's
    titlebar.  Useful if you're calling XV from some other program,
    and you don't want the titlebar to say 'xv /tmp/prog2315a' or something
    like that.    (Idea from:  Bill Silvert ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  XV can now read and display PostScript files, as long as you
    have the 'Ghostscript' package installed.
    Added '-gsdev str', '-gsgeom geom' and '-gsres int' command-line
    options (and gsDevice, gsGeometry, and gsResolution X resources).
    Thanks to Michael Gleicher ([e-mail]) for the idea,
    and thanks to Harald Hanche-Olsen ([e-mail])
    and L. Peter Deutsch ([e-mail]) for PostScript help.

Bug Fix:  Minor memory leak in xvgrab.c fixed.
            (Tony Sweeney  ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  Added '-drift dx dy' option (and 'driftKludge' resource)
    for the benefit of folks who experience a 'drifting' of the
    image window whenever it's resized, etc.  If the window drifts down
    and to the right, use negative values to compensate.  If the window
    drifts up and to the left, use positive values to compensate...

Change:  Changed 'schauzer' cmd-line opts and resources to:
    '-vsdisable' '-vsgeometry' '-vsmap', '-vsperfect' and
    vsDisable, vsGeometry, vsMap, vsPerfect

Added Feature:  XV now reads some of the more common types of PCX files
    (1-bit-per pixel, 1-8 planes and 8-bits-per-pixel, 1-plane).
    (thanks to Eckhard Rueggeberg  ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  Added a 'file list' check box in the Save window.  When
    selected, XV will write out the list of file names currently
    loaded into the 'xv controls' window, for use with the '-flist'
    option described below.

Added Feature:  Added the '-flist' option and 'fileList' resource.  Both
    let you hand XV a textfile that contains a list of image filenames,
    one per line.  When using the fileList resource, be sure to specify
    the complete pathname to the filelist file, so that XV will be able
    find it no matter what directory you start XV from.
                (Brian Gregory  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  When '-quit' option specified, and you *aren't* using
    the root window, *any* button press or key press inside the
    main image window will exit the program.  Use this if you're
    calling XV from some other program, and only wish to view a
    single image, and be donw with it...
                (Stephen Mautner ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Added semi-useful '-nofreecols' option.  Only has an effect
    when running a slideshow (with the '-wait' option).  Prevents
    the freeing of colors between images, thereby avoiding ugly
    effects on PseudoColor displays.  Of dubious merit, as later images
    will look worse (if they use different colors than the first
    images), and XV *REALLY* isn't meant for doing animation.  For low-
    speed slideshows, you're best off *not* using this option, because
    every image will get the 'right' colors.  See the '-loadclear' option
    to avoid nasty color-reallocation effects...

Bug Fix:  When polling, if the file doesn't exist, XV will wait for it to
    be created.

Bug Fix:  Auto-apply while dragging didn't work the 'first' time you tried
    to use it.

Change:  When running XV in -ncols 0 mode (or, running on a 1-bit display),
    the default image (the XV logo) is generated differently, so as to
    be easier to read.

Enhancement:  New version of JPEG library (version 4a) hooked into XV.  JPEG
    Save dialog now has a 'smoothing' dial.  JPEG files now
    support comments.

Enhancement:  New version of TIFF library (version 3.2) hooked into XV.

Bug Fix:  When you're doing a slideshow (with the '-wait' option), XV will
    now determine if the image window is iconified.  If it is, it *won't*
    wait for the window to be drawn before starting the 'wait' period.
    Previously, if the window was iconified, XV would sit there (and not
    move on) until you deiconified it.  Needless to say, I'm sure *someone*
    perferred the previous behavior...  Oh well!

Added Feature:  Added '-mfn' and 'monoFont' string resource.  Lets the user
    specify what font to use for TextView windows, and other places where
    the mono-spaced font is used.

Enhancement: GIF, and PBM should now have slightly more informative info
    when you build icons in the schnauzer
    (ie, GIF87/89 and Raw/Ascii PBM/PGM/PPM)

Added Feature:  'License' button now hooked up.  Gives you the current
    licensing info on XV.

Enhancement:  When opening up a schnauzer window that will be displaying the
    same data as an already existing schnauzer window (ie, when using
    the Open Win command in the schnauzer), the icon data and such
    is just copied, rather then being re-read from disk.  MUCH faster.

Enhancement:  Comments are now written in formats that support comments
    (GIF, TIFF, PBM, PM)

Added Feature:  Two new 'root' display modes, symmetrical tiled, and
    symmetrical mirrored.        (Dave Lampe  ([e-mail]))

Change:    You can now TextView a compressed file, and it'll display the
    uncompressed data.

Bug Fix: TextView windows now show correct # of lines (in ASCII mode) for
    files/comments/whatever that end with a \n character

Enhancement:  XV should now work on 5-bit displays.  Not that there should
    *be* 5-bit displays, but that's not my problem...

Change: 'Expansion' field in info window is now shown in terms of
    percentages, rather than factors, in keeping with the SetSize
    command.

Change:  Stopped making the pop-up dialog windows be transient windows
    of some other XV window, as (what with the keyboard equivalents
    and such), it's very difficult to determine which is the
    appropriate 'parent' window.  Given the mwm restacks windows
    so that the parent is right below the pop-up, this is very
    annoying when you issue a command in some window, and some other
    window leaps in front of you.

Added Feature:  Added 'SetSize' command ('S' shortcut).  Pops up a dialog
    box that asks you what the displayed image size should be
    (in pixels, or expansion percentages)

Enhancement:  Whenever you create or delete a file the browser and
    Load/Save windows will automatically rescan (if necessary)

Added Feature:  Added '-cmtgeometry' option and 'commentGeometry' resource
    to specify size/position of 'comments' window.  Added '-cmtmap'
    option and boolean 'commentMap' resource to specify whether comment
    window should be mapped when XV is started.

Added Feature:  Added a 'comments' window to display any comments that might
    be found in the current loaded image file

Added Feature:  Added '-tgeometry' and 'textviewGeometry' resource to control
    size and positioning of textview window(s)

Enhancement:  'compress'ed file handling improved somewhat.  Can now deal
    with piped-in compressed files, or compressed files that don't
    end with '.Z'

Enhancement:  You can now (probably) use shift-up-arrow and shift-down-arrow
    on keyboards that don't have 'PgUp' and 'PgDn' keys, and use
    shift-PgUp and shift-PgDn on keyboards that don't have 'Home' and
    'End' keys.


Rev: 12/7/92    (version 2.36)
------------------------------
Bug Fix:  Bug found in GIF file output, involving suboptimal hash tables,
    or something like that.        (Tom Lane  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  If a failure occurred while writing a GIF file, XV would exit with
    a fatal error.  It'll now just complain, but continue to run.
            (Spotted by Chris Newman ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  Now reads and writes both Grayscale and TrueColor IRIS 'rgb'
    files.  Can read both normal and rle-encoded images, always writes
    rle-encoded images.
        (Thanks, Paul Haeberli  ([e-mail])

Change:  Deleteing a file from the control window now no longer loads the
    next image in the list.  As a result, '-keeparound' (and the
    resource) has been removed, no longer having an effect.

Bug Fix:  '-polled' was occasionally loading a 'blank' image.

Bug Fix:  saving 'smoothed' or 'dithered' images was saving 'raw' images
    instead.

Bug Fix:  fixed insidious little color freeing problem that would occur
    whenever XV loaded a 'failed' picture (and hence, brought up the
    default pic...

Bug Fix:  Various things were depending on the 'current working directory',
    which is now a fairly vague concept, what with a load/save window
    and several schnauzers, all of which can be pointing at different
    directories...

Enhancement:  When dragging a selection rectangle in the schnauzer, if you
    move the cursor far enough above or below the icon window, the window
    will start scrolling in 'pages' rather than a line at a time.


Rev: 11/9/92    (version 2.33)
------------------------------
Enhancement:  The Update button in the Schnauzer now calls 'scanDir()' first,
    and also displays new icons as it generates them.

Bug Fix:  Smoothing wasn't automatically happening if the image was
    initially displayed shrunk/expanded (for whatever reason).

Change:  Let the titles in the Schnauzer get a little longer before '...'ing
    them.

Enhancment:  Much improved 'Grab' command handling.  You can now grab windows
    that have a private colormap, and it also works with windows of
    varying depths (handy if you have one of those X servers (like an
    Iris) that is normally in 8-bit pseudocolor mode, but *can* open
    24-bit windows simultaneously.)

Bug fix:  '<stdio>' was getting put in the control window's name list, which
    was sort of pointless, since it can never be reloaded or anything.

Change:  Now, displays both the filename and the parent directory's name on
    the image window and icon to help you differentiate between two images
    with the same name.  (ie, you're comparing the images
    "/my_archives/gif/naughty.gif" and "/tmp/incoming/naughty.gif".
    XV will now display 'gif/naughty.gif' and 'incoming/naughty.gif' in
    the two window's titlebars.  Assuming, of course, that your WM *does*
    titlebars...)

Change:  Put back the 'auto-install' colormap on load behavior when running
    in '-perfect' or '-owncmap' modes.

Bug fix:  it was apparently possible to get double-slashes in the control
    window name list.  Hopefully less so now.

Bug Fix:  xv now fills in the 'WM_COMMAND' property of the main window,
    in accordance with the ICCCM.  (Eric Rescorla  ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  Added '-bperfect' and boolean 'browsePerfect' resource to
    control whether or not the visual browser should install it's own,
    private colormap.  By default, it *does*.

Added Feature:  Added a 'Load All' button to the Load window.  Copies the names
    of all 'regular' files in the current directory into the control window
    list, for e-z viewing.

Added Feature:  Multiple browser windows.

Added Feature:  Added a cool 'auto-apply while dragging' check button in
    the color editor.  It can only be turned on while you're in
    'read/write' color mode, and is by default.  When enabled, image
    colors are twiddled *while* you operate the various controls in the
    color editor window, not just after you release the controls.

    There's a 'dragApply' boolean resource that lets you turn off such
    behavior (if, for whatever, it's *still* too slow on your machine).
        (Major League Thanks to Chris Weikart  ([e-mail])

Enhancement:  In the visual browser, now attempts to load executable files
    as well, when generating icons.  If the file is a known format that
    just happens to have it's executable bit turned on, an icon is
    generated.  Otherwise, the icon is left the default 'application'
    icon.

Bug Fix:  Loading '~/whatever' in the Load window was putting a bogus
    (un-globified) string in the Control window list

Enhancement:  Whenever you successfully 'save' a file (in the Save window),
    the written file's name is added to the Control window list, for
    e-z reloading...

Enhancement:  The infamous (to me, at least) 'purple problem' on HP's and
    some other things has probably been fixed.  I can't test it, so
    I can't verify this.  If you don't know what the problem was, don't
    worry, you didn't have it.

Change:    Added 'version #' string to image window titlebar.

Enhancement:  Pop-Up warning/confirmation windows are now 'attached' to the
    correct windows, for the most part.

Added feature:  Dopey 'warning message' pops up when you switch from 24 to 8
    and subsequently from 8 to 24.

Added feature:  When allocating colors in 'stdcmap' modes, it now tries a
    little harder...

Added feature:  You can now specify a specific visual to use by using
    '-visual <vid>' where vid is the hexadecimal visual ID.  You
    can get visualID's by running 'xdpyinfo'.  (Formerly, you could
    only specify a class of visual (eg, TrueColor), and XV would pick
    the 'deepest' one of those available.)

    Note: If your root window and specified visual have different
    depths, you will *not* be able to display images in the root
    window.

Bug Fix:  'Landscape' postscript had its preview incorrectly generated.

Bug Fix:  Grayscale compressed postscript wasn't quite correct.
                (John P. Nelson  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Postscript 'bounding box' comment was incorrect when writing in
    landscape mode.        (John Amanatides ([e-mail]))

Added:    '-8' and '-24' options (and boolean 'force8' and 'force24' resources)
    to force XV to remain in either 8- or 24-bit mode.

Bug Fix:  Patches two 2-bit X support for NeXT machines.
        (Werner Randolf  ([e-mail]))


Rev: 10/8/92   (unreleased version 2.29)
----------------------------------------
Added:  '-dir' (and 'searchDirectory' string resource) to specify a
    default place to look for files.  When you start XV, it will 'cd' to
    this directory, so it will be the default directory for the Load,
    Save, and Visual Browser windows.  Also, you can (on the command line)
    specify 'simple' names.  It will first look for the file in the
    directory that you were in when you started XV, and (if not found
    there) it will look for the file in the specified search directory.

Added:  '-hist' and '-norm' options (and boolean 'autoHistEq' and 'autoNorm'
    resources) to automatically perform Histogram Equalization and
    Normalization whenever an image is loaded.

Added:  A '-viewonly' option that disables *ALL* user input, and as a
    consequence, prevents the user from opening any of the various
    XV windows.  They'll only see the image window, and they won't
    be able to do anything with it.  Useful in the case that you
    may want to use XV in some sort of canned demo (or other
    environment in which you don't want people to have access to the
    file system (the load/save window) and such.)

    Note that it isn't possible for the user to Quit the program, either,
    so you'll almost certainly always want to use the '-wait' option to
    make the program exit after some amount of time.  (Or, alternately,
    you can just kill the XV process from whatever program started it.)
                (idea from Larry W. Virden ([e-mail]))

Added:    When using XV for format conversion, it can be darned annoying that
    whenever you load a file, it sets the format/colors controls in
    the Save window to appropriate values for the loaded image.
    Likewise, if you're printing images, or piping them to some program,
    it's annoying that everytime you load an image, the default 'save as'
    filename gets put back to the loaded image's filename.

    The fix:  two new buttons in the Save window, 'Prev Set' which
    restores the format/color settings that were used on the last save
    operation, and 'Prev Name', which restores the name that was used
    on the last save operation.

Change:    IntSize button now shrinks things to integer compressions, as
    well as integer expansions.  For example, if the current
    expansion ratios were .70 x .80, and you hit IntSize, the new
    ratios would be .50 x 1.00 (as .70 is closer to 1/2 than it is to 1,
    and .80 is closer to 1).  Likewise, it will shrink things to 1/3,
    1/4, 1/5, and so on.

Added '-rotate deg' and 'autoRotate: int' options to automatically rotate
    images (in 90-degree steps) when they are loaded.  Valid values
    are 0, +-90, +-180, and +-270.

Added '-hflip' and '-vflip' (and boolean 'autoHFlip' and 'autoVFlip'
    resources) to automatically flip images horizontally and vertically
    when loaded.

Change:  Now, when 'large' images (larger than the screen) are loaded,
    they are shown at 'MaxPect' size, rather than being halved or
    quartered.

Added a new '-crop x y w h' option that lets you automatically crop to some
    specified rectangle when an image is loaded.  Note that the entire
    image is still loaded, and available, and you can hit 'UnCrop' to
    display the whole image.  Mainly useful to view a small section of
    the weather maps, or something like that.  Note that there is no
    corresponding resource for this option.

Renamed the old '-crop' option (which automatically did an 'AutoCrop'
    operation) to '-acrop'.  The boolean resource 'xv.autoCrop' still
    specifies whether or not to automatically do an AutoCrop.

Added a '-raw' option (and 'autoRaw' boolean resource) basically to complete
    the '-dith' and '-smooth' options.  Can be used to turn off the
    default automatic dithering that takes place when you're using
    the 'standard colormap'

Added '-4x3' option (and 'auto4x3' boolean resource) to automatically do a 4x3
    command on any loaded pictures.

Added '-preset' option and 'defaultPreset: int' resource that lets you
    make one of the four presets in the color editor window temporarily
    be the 'default' preset.  Useful if you set the presets up to
    correct the colors for various monitors that you use, or alternately,
    if you set the presets up to 'do' something useful...
            (idea from Ricky KeangPo Ho ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Whenever you load a file, its name gets put into the Control
    Window's list.  XV now checks to see if the name is already *in*
    the list, and thus avoids putting duplicate names in the list.
                (Rod Summers  ([e-mail]))

Added stuff to the Display Modes button.  You can now turn on/off these
    options, interactively,  while running the program:
        -perfect, -owncmap, -stdcmap, -rw

    It's pretty cool, since if you're like me, you just normally run
    XV in its default mode (read-only color cells, no colormap
    installation).  If you suddenly decide you want to extensively
    putz around in the color editor, you can, on-the-fly, turn on
    read-write colorcells, which makes things *much* faster.

Added '-stdcmap' option and 'useStdCmap' resource.  Instead of allocating a
    custom set of colors for each image, it will instead allocate a
    general set of colors once, and display all subsequent images using
    these colors.

    The images don't look as good as if they used image-specific colors,
    but it avoids the ugly rainbow effects between images, since all
    images use the same colors.  Important if you're doing 'animations'
    using '-wait'.  Also, it speeds things up slightly.

    Note:  normally when you load images while using the StdCmap, they
    will be automatically dithered for you, as they look pretty nasty
    when they aren't dithered.  The exception:  If you're viewing an
    animation (which is one of the main reasons for the '-stdcmap'
    option), and you've said '-wait 0' (which means 'display as fast
    as possible), the auto dithering is turned off, to increase the
    speed of the animation.  You can still manually turn it on in this
    case by using the '-dith' option, or just using '-wait 1'.

    Note:  There are a couple different sizes of 'standard' colormaps.
    If you're on a TrueColor/DirectColor display, it will use a 3/3/2
    colormap.  Otherwise, it will try to use a 6*6*6 colormap, a 2/2/2
    colormap, or a 1/1/1 colormap, based on '-ncols' (or the depth of
    your display, if it's less than 8 bits).  You can manually force
    it to use a smaller colormap than it would normally use by setting
    '-ncols'.  (ncols < 216 will keep it from using the 6*6*6 cmap, and
    ncols < 64 will keep it from using the 2/2/2 cmap...)

    Other note:  normally, the use of the -stdcmap option will *not*
    affect how the image is saved (should you decide to Save an image).
    You can, however, write out images using the standard cmap by
    selecting the 'Reduced Color' option in the Save box.

Deleted '-nglobal' option and resource.

Bug fix:  'Maxpect' button in PostScript window wasn't working correctly
    in landscape mode.  (Jim Belonis  ([e-mail]))

Turned off 'ceditColorMap'.  Now, by default, the color editor will be shown
    in the 'normal' colormap, rather than the image's colormap (when using
    '-perfect' or '-owncmap).  This can be confusing when using the
    colormap editor, as the cells will *not* be shown in their correct
    colors, but it gets around the problem of not being able to *use*
    the color editor because it's being displayed in non-contrasting
    colors.

Added feature:  Now, when you save a file, it prints the # of bytes written.
        Useful, if you want to know how well your image was compressed.

Bug fix:    Wasn't correctly displaying on LSBFirst 16-bit displays
        (Stardent)   (Arman Rivard (frog![e-mail]))

Added some 'useful' default settings for the Color Editor presets (1-4).
    #1 is a 2-intensity setting.  Image will be shown in black and fully-
        intense colors.  Sort of makes pictures look like the
        credits to 'Saturday Night Live' did at some point in the
        past.
    #2 is a 8-color setting.  Image will be shown in black, blue, green,
        cyan, red, magenta, yellow, and white
    #3 is a 'temperature' pseudo-color mapping for grayscale images.
    #4 is a 'geographic map' pseudo-color mapping for grayscale images.

Added '-bdisable' option (and browseDisable resource).

Turned off the 'autoClose' behavior, by default.  Iconifying the image window
    will *not* affect the other windows.  To get the old behavior (where
    iconfiying the image window iconified everything else), just specify
    the '-close' option, or set the 'xv.autoClose' resource to 'True'.

Change:  Changed '-browse' option to '-lbrowse' (and '.browseMode' resource
    to '.loadBrowse'), so as not to conflict with new 'visual browser
    related options/resources. ('-bmap' and '-bgeom' options and
    '.browseMap' and '.browseGeometry' resources)

Added Feature:  a '-poll' option.  If turned on, XV will (attempt) to
    recognize when (if) the currently displayed file changes, and if
    so, it will reload it.  This should let you easily use XV to monitor
    ALL SORTS OF THINGS, such as the progress of slow ftp transfers,
    the weather map (assuming you have the thing installed to
    automagically download the things and put the latest one in some
    standard place, say "current_weather.gif" or whatever...).

    You could even use XV as a sort of framebuffer, to allow otherwise
    non-X programs to display graphics.  Just have your program draw on
    its own internal 'frame buffer' (just a hunk of memory), and
    periodically write it out to a file.  (As I've mentioned to
    anyone who'd let me, "The PBM/PGM/PPM file formats are *trivial* to
    write.  Any program that manipulates images should be able to
    write a PBM/PGM/PPM file...").  Anyhow, periodically write stuff
    to a file, and have XV display the file with the '-poll' option
    turned on, and voila!, an output-only framebuffer for X workstations.

Added Feature:  Added an 'oilpaint' function to the 'Algorithms' menu.
    I got the basic idea from 'pgmoil.c', written by Wilson Bent', who
    in turn got it from this book called "Beyond Photography", written
    by some dude named 'Holzmann'.

Bug fix:  if your image only had two colors in it, and you wrote it out as
    a Sun Rasterfile, it would turn out in black and white, regardless
    of the 'FullColor/Greyscale/B&W Dither' setting.

Added Feature:    'Algorithms' menu.  Now you can run blurring algorithms,
    edge detection, 'tinfoil' effect, and such on an image.  Note that
    these algorithms generate a new 'image', rather than just playing
    around with the way that the image is displayed.

Enhancement:  Timer() function should work better on SGI machines.
            (Fernando D. Mato Mira  ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  '-gamma gval' option and '-cgamma rval gval bval' for
    setting gamma values in the Color Editor graphs from the command
    line.

Added Feature:  'IntExpnd' button (keyboard equivalent 'I') rounds the
    width and height expansion factors to the nearest integer.

Bug Fix:  GIF87 files with an aspect ratio in them weren't being parsed
    properly.

Enhancement:  Many cleanups and the Imakefiles for the JPEG and TIFF subdirs
                (Jonathan I. Kamens  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Modifications for compiling on ODT 2.0 systems.
                (Mike Patnode  ([e-mail]))

Enhancment:  If using '-root -maxpect' you can now use '-rmode' to specify
    how it will be displayed (though it will still default to the
    'root, centered' style).
                (Ted Grzesik  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement:  Modifications to get XV to compile on the Interactive Unix System
                (Eam Lo  ([e-mail]))

Feature:  Added '-random' command line option.  Mainly used in conjunction
    with '-wait' to produce 'random' slideshows.  Rather than running
    through the files in the order that they were specified on the
    command line, it will order them into a random sequence.  Each file
    will only be displayed once.  (Unless '-wloop' is also turned on,
    in which case each file will be displayed once per 'loop'.)

    If used without '-wait', it will randomly pick one of the specified
    files to be displayed first.
                (Tim Ayers  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  Wasn't properly truncating leading path off of names displayed
    in control panel (after 'Load'ing a new file).
                (Elaine Chen  ([e-mail]))

Fixed bug in writing compressed PostScript.
                (Bill Hess  ([e-mail]))

Fixed bug that would crash on certain systems when trying to display a root
    image.            (Eam Lo  ([e-mail]))

Fixed bug that caused XV 2.21 (in 'root' modes) to eventually crash
    the OpenWindows    X Server.
            (thanks to Jeremy Lawrence ([e-mail])
             for his help in tracking the problem down)

Added BMP (Microsoft Windows 3.x) format, for both reading and writing.
    Note:  while it reads RLE4 and RLE8 compressed formats, it only
    writes in the uncompressed format.  Given how few RLE4/RLE8
    BMP files I've seen out there (read: 'none'), this shouldn't be a big
    problem.

Certain warning messages are now printed to stderr if neither the control or
    info windows are open.

RLE file reading was busted.  Wouldn't read colormapped RLE files, nor
    would it read RLE files that didn't have a background color
    specified.    (reported by Peter Miller ([e-mail]))

added window classes 'XVps', 'XVjpeg', 'XVtiff', 'XVconfirm'
    for the postscript, jpeg, tiff, and popup windows, respectively,
    so Motif users can do things like this:

    Mwm*XVroot*clientDecoration:            none
    Mwm*XVcontrols*clientDecoration:        -resizeh

XV should stop 'homing' windows into the top-left corner of virtual root
    windows.        (Daren W. Latham  ([e-mail]))

Support for 2-bit MSBFirst machines.
                (Dale Luck  ([e-mail])

1-bit Sun Rasterfiles weren't being written correctly.
                (Lars Bo Nielsen  ([e-mail]))

Image colors are now preserved 'as long as possible' when in '-perfect' or
    '-owncmap' modes and changing images, thus minimizing the amount of
    time the image is shown with the 'rainbow effect' and maximizing the
    amount of time the image is shown with the correct colors.

Image was being unnecessarily cleared when in '-perfect' or '-owncmap' modes.

When saving images in B/W stippled format, *and* the image only has two colors
    in it, XV no longer does an explicit (and unnecessary) call to the
    the Floyd-Steinberg ditherizing routine.  Not only will saved images
    be *exactly* what was on the screen (which wasn't necessarily the
    case, before), but it also saves a tremendous amount of work if you're
    huge b/w scanned image, which more and more folks seem to be
    doing.        (Thanks to Lester Ingber ([e-mail])
             for complaining about this misfeature)

Added '-iconic' option, to start program with image window iconified.

Gratuitous three-d-ification of most of the doo-dads, at least on color
    systems.

Changed mouse button usage in Grab command.  Button1 grabs a window,
    Button2 grabs an arbitrary rectangle, and Button3 cancels.
    (To be consistent with 'Button2' dragging a cropping rectangle in
    the image.)

Bug fix:  Shifted-arrow keys didn't work in Postscript window on OpenWindows
    servers.        (Lester Ingber  ([e-mail]))

Bug fix:  Cleaned up some potential memory leaks.

Bug fix:  "xv -rw -mono" was coming out somewhat more colorful than might be
    desired.

The Load/Save window file list now automagically positions itself so that
the filename is 'centered' in the file list region.

Also, there's a new icon for executable files (in the Load/Save window)

Now the 'Zoom In' rectangle is tracked until you release the mouse button.

Fixed 'Timer()' function to use 'sginap()' on SGI machines.
                (James Nugent  ([e-mail]))

Improved Expose event handling (groups multiple exposes, and requests
    BackingStore on the ctrl, coledit, and image windows)
                (Robert Forsman  ([e-mail]))

YCBCR-encoded TIFF images didn't work
                (Bill Barabash  ([e-mail]))

If you entered a directory name and pressed 'Ok' in the load/save
    windows, XV would try to treat it as a plain file.
                (Bill Barabash  ([e-mail]))

Postscript 'previews' were generated 'inverted' (white-on-black instead of
    black-on-white)        (Vivek Khera  ([e-mail]))

Minor memory leak in ColorDither()

Configuration fix for 386's running SVR4
                (Andy Michael  ([e-mail]))

Bug Fix:  If you opened the ColEdit Window, clicked on 'Norm', then
    clicked on 'Gam' in the Intensity graph, you'd get a nice random
    string of uninitialized data...
                (Michael Pall  ([e-mail]))

It'll now pop up a nice, friendly "Can't CD to that directory" dialog box
    if you try to cd to a directory that you don't have proper permissions
    to read.        (idea:  Peder Langlo  ([e-mail]))

The selection and position of the directory list (in the Load/Save window) is
    now remembered, instead of being cleared each time you open the
    window.            (idea:  Peder Langlo  ([e-mail]))

You can now switch color editor 'presets' by typing Meta-1, Meta-2, Meta-3,
    or Meta-4 in any XV window.  Handy if you have a couple of 'standard
    modifications', and you don't want to bring up the big ol'
    color editor window just to click a single button.  Also, just to be
    convenient, you can also press Meta-R (or Meta-0) to Reset the
    color editor.
                (idea:  Phil Richards  ([e-mail]))

Tweaks to xv.h to make it compile without modification on an HP running
    HPUX 8.*, in theory anyhow.
                (thanks:  Tony Clark ([e-mail]))


Rev: 4/28/92    (version 2.21)
------------------------------
Since XDestroyImage() seems to fail to destroy the actual image data on
    some systems, I've replaced all calls to XDestroyImage() with
    xvDestroyImage(), which explicitly kills both the image data and
    the image structure.

Added '-close' option (and 'autoClose' boolean resource) to toggle the
    "automatically close all windows when you iconify the image window"
    behavior.  By default, this behavior is turned *on*.

You can now specify just a width *or* a height in the '-geometry' spec.
    The other dimension will be calculated to preserve the aspect ratio.

Makefile.std was *not* up to date.

Various prototype fixes, Imakefile changed, etc.
                (David Brooks  ([e-mail]))

Conflict with constant 'BITS' (defined in xvgifwr.c) on some systems.
            (Bernd Mohr ([e-mail]))

'xwd.c' seems to have snuck into the 2.20 distribution.  It has been excised.

The '-expand' option didn't work with negative numbers, as it should.  Also,
    '-e' didn't work, even though there are no other '-e*' options.
                (Marcel Wijkstra  ([e-mail]))

Minor AIX tweakage

Some calls to rd_str() should have been rd_str_cl(), and other minor probs.
                (Andreas Stolcke  ([e-mail]))


Rev: 4/24/92    (version 2.20)
-----------------------------
Enhancement:  In the color editor, you can now 'Set' the 'Reset' button,
    as well as presets 1-4.  This is useful if you've like to temporarily
    set your 'default' settings for the remainder of the current XV
    session, without having to play around with 'xrdb'.  For example,
    you might temporarily be using XV on a monitor with different
    color characteristics than the one you normally use.  You could
    deal with this problem by playing with the r,g,b graphs, and then,
    once the image looks 'right' again, setting the 'Reset' button, so
    that all subsequent images will have this same modification applied
    to them.

Enhancement:  The '-wait' option works better.  It now waits until the
    image has been fully drawn before starting the timer.  Now, you're
    guaranteed that your images will be up at least as long as you
    specify with the '-wait' option (plus whatever time it takes to
    load and prepare the next image for display).

    Also, you can now specify '-wait 0' to mean 'as fast as possible'.
    Handy if you're doing the weather map trick described below.

Enhancement:  The '-visual' option seems to actually *work* now.  It only
    'theoretically' worked before (read: "didn't work at all"), as my
    X server only supports one visual, making testing impossible.
    Since then I've gotten my hands on a DecStation, which has an X
    server that supports several different 8-bit visuals.  It should
    work with visuals of different depths, as well, but it might
    not.

Enhancement:  All places in the code that were hard-coded to use the directory
    "/tmp" (when creating temp files) now use the value of the environment
    variable TMPDIR, if defined, and "/tmp" if not.

Added Feature: '-loadclear' command-line option (and 'clearOnLoad' boolean
    resource) lets you turn on the clearing of the image window
    (or root window) done whenever you load an image on a PseudoColor
    (or Grayscale) display.  This clearing USED to be done by default,
    to hide    the temporary 'rainbow' effect caused when colormap
    entries are freed and reallocated.  This is no longer the case.
    I've decided that I find the effect vaguely entertaining (something
    to look at while waiting for the next image to load), and more
    importantly, if you have a series of images that use the same
    colors, you can now use    XV to animate them (albeit no faster than
    a frame every 1-2 seconds).

    Ferinstance, get the satallite radar images from vmd.cso.uiuc.edu,
    (in the directory 'phil.515'), and run 'xv -wait 0 -wloop SA*'.
    Just like the evening news!

Added Feature: There's now a 'compressed' checkbox in the Postscript window.
    When enabled, XV will generate RLE-compressed Postscript files.  Also,
    the images will be written as 8-bit data with a colormap.  The
    practical upshot is that color PS files can now be *much* smaller.
    (Resource name: 'pscompress', type: boolean)

    One note:  Compressed images may take considerably longer to print
    than uncompressed images.  As an example, the default XV pic took
    (on a LaserWriter II NTX):
        Color, Compressed:    (87k)    4:00  (4 minutes, not hours!)
        Color, Uncompressed:    (391k)    2:30
        Gray,  Compressed:    (85k)    1:40
        Gray,  Uncompressed:    (130k)     :20

    The lesson is: unless you're printing to a color printer, you're
    probably best off sending uncompressed grayscale Postscript.

Added Feature: whizzo new 'Grab' command.  Lets you grab any
    rectangular section of the screen into XV.  To use, click on
    the Grab button (or type ctrl-G).  The display will beep, and
    the cursor will change.  Press the LEFT mouse button and draw
    a rectangle, or press the RIGHT mouse button to abort the
    grab.  The grabbed portion of screen will be automatically
    loaded into XV for manipulation.

    Alternately, you can click the MIDDLE mouse button on a window.
    The window (and its frame) will be snarfed into XV.

    Used in conjunction with XV's extensive color manipulation thingys,
    you can now figure out the 'perfect' colors for your xterms, icons,
    xclocks, or any other thing you can get up on your X display.  Finally,
    a replacement for the program 'pikapix' from the ol' X10 days!

    For what it's worth, the Grab command doesn't work on Mac's
    running MacX in a 'rootless' mode, for semi-obvious reasons.
        (idea from: Arvind Sabharwal ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  XV can now read RLE files (Utah Raster Toolkit format).

Added Feature:  'HistEQ' button in Color Editor window.  Performs
    intensity histogram equalization on the CURRENTLY VIEWED
    PORTION OF THE IMAGE.  Occurs between the colormap editor and the
    HSV modifier (in terms of the color editor data flow).  This
    command has the general effect of balancing the overall contrast
    of the image (increasing contrast on washed-out images, and
    decreasing the contrast    on overly-sharp images, so to speak...)
    It works best on grayscale images.

    The keyboard equivalent is 'H' (capital 'h').

Change:    The 'MaxCn' (maximum contrast) button has been changed to a
    'Norm' (normalize) button.  It expands the intensity range of
    an image so that the darkest pixels will be have an intensity
    of '0' and the brightest pixels will have an intensity of '255'.

    This is *almost*, but not quite, what it used to do.
    The keyboard equivalent is now 'N' (capital 'n').

Added Feature: You can now Load files from a pipe by having the first
    character in the Load box filename thingy be a '!' (or a '|').
    For example, you can Load "! bggen -s 400 -w 400 0 0 255".
    XV will run the    specified command, saving its standard output to
    a file, and then load this file.  (The stdout produced must still
    be in one of the recognized image formats.)  You could use this get
    an image from a    video digitizer or scanner, assuming you have the
    appropriate filter program written.

    You can pipe multiple commands together, as well.  For example,
    you can Load "! xwd | xwdtopnm" to take a snapshot of a window
    and display it, though given the new Grab command, this isn't
    such a great example...
            (idea:  Marty Leisner  ([e-mail]))

Change:    The 'Save to pipe' feature is now specified by starting the
    filename with *either* a '!' or a '|' character, to
    be consistent with the 'Load from pipe' command.


Added Feature: exciting new 'zoom' and 'unzoom' commands!  To use
    them, hold down the 'control' key, and move the mouse into the
    image window.  A Left click will zoom in by a factor of two,
    centered on the mouse position.  A right click will zoom out
    by a factor of two (if possible), centered around the
    currently displayed subimage.  These commands can easily
    replace the Crop/UnCrop commands for casual users.
            (idea from: Dan Zehme  ([e-mail]))

Added Feature:  'include preview' check box added to postscript dialog
    box.  Let's you write ps files without the preview, to save
    some space.  (resource name: 'pspreview', type boolean)

Added Feature:  all xv windows are closed if you iconify the image window
    (or the controls window if you're in a 'root' display mode).
    All closed windows will be reopened when you deiconify the image
    window (or controls window).  One misfeature:  only the 'main'
    xv windows (image, controls, info and color editor) will retain their
    screen position.  The various 'pop-up' windows will not.  To be
    dealt with at a later time.

Enhancement: Support for 4" x 5" and 35mm postscript film recorders added

Enhancement: Increased size of control window to make room for
    '24-bit conversion' menu button.  List now displays 11 names
    instead of 9.

Enhancement: Hooked in the new version (3.0) of the TIFF library.

Bug fix:  more bug fixes to the 'slow' 24-to-8 algorithm

Bug fix:  if loading a truncated interlaced GIF file (not that I recommend it),
    XV will no longer clear from the 'current line' to the bottom of the
    image, which would overwrite valid image data
                (Dean Elhard  ([e-mail]))

Bug fix:  memory leak in the '-slow24' code discovered and fixed.
                (Dean Elhard  ([e-mail]))



Rev: 3/17/92    (version 2.12)
-----------------------------
Added Feature: 'save at normal size' checkbox in save window.  When
    turned on, images will be saved at their normal, unexpanded
    (and *unshrunk*) size, subject to the current cropping and
    rotation.  Note: The Dither and Smooth commands operate on
    expanded images.  (In fact running Smooth on a 1:1 image
    should have no effect.)  AS SUCH, images saved at 'normal size'
    will be saved 'Raw'.  (Resource name: saveNormal  type: boolean)

Added Feature:  You can now change 24-to-8-bit algorithms
    (ie, quick24, slow24, best24) while running the program
    (via a pop-up menu button).

Added Feature: '-nolimits' option (and 'nolimits' resource).  If set, there
    are no limits on the size of the image (beyond the X-imposed 64K
    by 64K).  WARNING:  Be *very* careful when using this option and
    playing    with cropping, as it's dangerously easy to accidentally
    generate a HUGE image, and crash XV, the host machine, your X server,
    or all three.  USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
                (Tero Kivinen  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement: X images (on 8-bit displays) are now generated so that
    scanlines are a multiple of 32 bits long.  This should avoid
    problems with certain broken X libraries and/or servers that
    weren't doing the image format translation correctly.
                 (Jeff Coffler  ([e-mail]))

Enhancement: Changed scrollbar behavior: Now, when you drag the
    indicator, the list that the scrollbar controls is updated
    while you drag.

Enhancement: when choosing a new directory (in the save menu), xv now remembers
    the 'suggested' filename to save under, instead of clearing the
    text entry doodad.

Enhancement: Upped maximum number of files in control window list (and
    therefore, on the command line) to 4096 (from 1024).

Enhancement: Hooked in the new version (3.0) of the JPEG libraries.  Most
    relevant change: when loading JPEG files ONLY, the 'quick' and
    'slow' 24-to-8    algorithms are now performed by the JPEG
    software.  They seem to be every bit as good or better than
    the XV algorithms.  The 'best' algorithm still falls through
    to using the ppmquant-based algorithm in XV.
                (Tom Lane     ([e-mail]))


Change:    by default, the 'keepAround' flag is now set to 'true'.
    Now, xv will hang around if you delete the last file in the
    controls list.  (-keeparound toggles this flag on and off, and
    the keepAround resource still behaves the same way.)


Bug fix:  Compound resources (eg 'xv.preset1.satval') weren't getting properly
    set on certain systems.
                (Dean Elhard  ([e-mail]))

Bug fix: XV will now (potentially) run 'better' under DXWM.

Bug fix: 'Reduced Color' images weren't saving as such in either the
    PPM or TIFF formats.  (They won't in JPEG, either, but trust
    me, you don't want to save reduced color images in the JPEG
    format...)

Bug Fix:  numerical inaccuracies in HSV modification part of color
    editor were causing certain colors to be lost  (eg, an input of
    (254,254,254) was coming out (253,253,253), even when everything
    was set up to do a 1:1 mapping.)

Bug Fix:  minor memory leak in KillOldRootInfo() fixed.



Rev: 3/4/92    (version 2.11)
-----------------------------
Problems with Imakefile fixed.        (David Brooks  ([e-mail]))

Problems with SetISTR() function declaration fixed.
                    (David Brooks  ([e-mail]))

Compiler noise shut up        (Phil Karlton  ([e-mail]))


Rev: 2/26/92   (version 2.10)
-----------------------------
Generate updated documentation, this time on a Mac running System 7.  The
    generated postscript *may* be cleaner.  I hope...

Incorporated Anthony Datri's PDS/VICAR file reading code

Added '-rv' option (and 'reverse' resource).  Displays 'negative' images
    (white becomes black, black becomes white, and colors do
    interesting things).

Bug fix:  shifted arrow keys (for adjusting cropping rectangle size) didn't
    work on Sparcstations running OpenWindows.



Rev: 2/22/92   (version 2.06)
-----------------------------
Added whizzo new colormap editing feature.  Click on a color cell with the
    left mouse button.  Now click on another color cell with the middle
    mouse button.  All colorcells in between these two colorcells will
    be interpolated between these two colors.

    For example, view the 'default' image by just running 'xv' without
    any options.  Open the color editor window, left-click on the first
    colorcell, and turn it 'red'.  Left-click on the 64th colorcell
    (the rightmost cell on the last complete line of the colorcell grid),
    and turn this colorcell yellow.  Now, middle click on the first
    colorcell.  Voila!  Niftily interpolated reddish yellows.  Neato!

Added 'reload on signal' feature.  If you send the XV process a 'QUIT' signal
    ('kill -QUIT <pid>', or 'kill -3 <pid>' on most systems), the program
    will reload the currently selected file.  (The one that is currently
    highlighted in the xv controls window filename list.)  This behavior
    is exactly the same as hitting '<return>' in the xv controls window.
    If XV is currently in a state where hitting '<return>' in the
    controls window won't load an image (ie, some pop-up dialog box is
    grabbing all such events), then sending this signal won't work either.

    Note:  it also won't work if the current file was read from <stdin>

Changed way 'uncrop' works to limit 'drifting' of windows when cropping and
    uncropping.  Also, puts window back where it belongs when you load
    a new image.

When cropping, Raw/Dithered/Smooth status of image will remain the same.
    When uncropping, however, it will revert to 'raw', given how long
    the dither/smooth operations can take on a potentially large image.

Now tracks x,y coordinates of handles in the 'graph' windows of the color
    editor window, for precise placement.  Also, you can now move a
    handle through all 256 x and y positions, not just the 'even' values.

Bug fix to 24-to-8 code.  (Would crash on a 1-bit display.)




Rev: 2/13/92   (version 2.04)
-----------------------------
tracked pixel values strings are now put in the 'cut buffer' with a trailing
    '\n' character

'-black' and '-white' options now affect how all 1-bit b/w images are
    displayed, no longer just used in conjunction with '-ncols 0'

Added command line options '-quick24', '-slow24', and '-best24' to select
    different 24-to-8 conversion algorithms.  'slow24' is the default.
    (Also, 'quick24' and 'best24' boolean resources)

Added the 'ppmquant' 24-to-8 bit algorithm ('-best24' option).  Note that
    this algorithm is *much* slower than the so-called '-slow24' algorithm.
    The major difference is that this algorithm will produce good-looking
    undithered images, whereas the 'slow24' algorithm dithers.

Fixed various bugs in the '-slow24' 24-to-8 bit algorithm.

Added '-cecmap' option (and 'ceditColorMap' resource) to specify whether or
    not to install the image's colormap in the color editor window

TIFF i/o routines added        (Sam Leffler  ([e-mail]))

Added a 'browse' button in the Load window.  Lets you change the 'browse mode'
    interactively, while the program is running.  (See '-browse' option
    below.)

Added 'autoApply', 'displayMods' and 'autoReset' resources to control initial
    settings of respective checkboxes in the color editor window.

Program is less likely to gratuitously clear the image/root window if you are
    on a non-PseudoColor/GrayScale display

increased size of 'OutCode[]' array in gif reader.
                (Rolf Mayer  ([e-mail]))

load/save window used to crash if you had a directory with 'too many' files
                (Craig McGregor ([e-mail]))


Rev: 1/24/92  (version 2.01)
-----------------------------
Added '-crop' option (and 'autoCrop' resource) to do the 'autocrop' command
    automatically whenever an image is loaded.

Added '-browse' option (and browseMode resource).  Keeps the Load window
    from being closed after succesfully loading a file.

Added '-nostat' option (and 'nostat' resource) to speed up Load/Save
    windows.  Prevents the program from doing 'stat()' calls when you
    change directories.  (Useful for systems with a lot of remote
    files, where doing the stat() calls takes 'too long')
    Downside:  it won't be able to mark directories with a 'folder'
    icon, as it won't *know* that they're directories.

added '-noresetroot' option (and 'resetroot' resource).  Let you turn off
    the 'clear the root when switching from a root mode back to
    window mode in the display modes menu' behavior.  Useful for checking
    your cropping, if you're working on a 'mirrored' root background
    (or something)        (David Elliot  ([e-mail]))

added a 'rescan' button in the Load and Save windows.  Rescans the current
    directory.

fixed up GIF89 parsing somewhat.

fixed bugs in xvAllocColor() that would show up if running XV on a TrueColor
    display.

PostScript files written in B/W Stipple weren't correct
            (Peter Glassenbury  ([e-mail]))

SortColormap() function in xvcolor.c sped up
            (Dave Jones  ([e-mail]))

fixed problem with 'cropping rectangle' not being drawn correctly.

Loads current directory only when opening the Load/Save windows, not
    when the program starts up.  This is to improve startup time.

Reloads current directory when you do a 'Delete file' command, just in
    case you deleted a file in the current directory.

'hints' handling improved.  When controls/info/coledit windows are closed
    and reopened, they reappear where they *were*, not where the
    original geometry spec put them.

FREAD and FWRITE macros in jinclude.h renamed, to avoid conflicts.

problems with 'XLookupString()' on VMS and AIX fixed
                (Dave Jones  ([e-mail]))

patches for Sequent machines    (Scott Erickson ([e-mail]))

Added 'fsQuick' code.  Dithers (on 1-bit displays) 2 to 3 times faster
    than the old code.  Looks about as good.
                (David B. Rosen  ([e-mail]))

code for 2-bit displays (so to speak :-) added
                (Marc Kossa  ([e-mail]))

bug in parsing '-dither'/'-display' fixed
                (Nigel Pearson  ([e-mail]))

Fixed crash if you hit 'return' while xv was running with no file names.

fixed potential memory leak on systems where XDestroyImage() doesn't
    free the image data, only the structure.

fixed '-fixed' option

fixed bogus Macintosh prolog file in PS documentation.

8-bit characters in PS documentation turned into properly-escaped
    7-bit characters.    (Reg Clemens  ([e-mail]))

minor mods for RS6000        (Tom McConnel  ([e-mail]))

new (still unsupported) version of VICAR/PDS file handler added to
    unsupt/ directory    (Anthony Datri  ([e-mail])

fixed segmentation fault in openPic()    (Jimmy Aitken  ([e-mail]))

fixes for Pyramid BSD machines        (Jimmy Aitken  ([e-mail]))

fixed 'tolower' bug in lower_str function (Rich Thomson ([e-mail]))

patches for AUX systems

some ANSI C complaints quieted            (Jamie Zawinski ([e-mail]))

fixed WM_DELETE property problems      (Jamie Zawinski ([e-mail]))

Changed occurrences of string 'basename' to 'basefname' to avoid conflict on
    certain systems, and fixed a bug in rd_int()
                    (David Elliot  ([e-mail]))

fixed bug that could cause window to move bizarrely on a 'Max Size' command

make 'clean' dependancy added to Imakefile
            (Rainer Klute ([e-mail]))




Rev: 1/2/92  (version 2.00)
-----------------------------
*** SUN Rasterfile support         (Dave Heath  ([e-mail]))

fixed unclosed comment in xv.h       (Paul Close ([e-mail]))

fixed infinite loop in Imakefile   (Kjetil Jorgensen  ([e-mail])

fixed problems in Imakefile (bitmaps.h wasn't being rebuilt)
                (Jonathan Kamens  ([e-mail]))

additional bug fixes/workarounds for 24/32-bit TrueColor displays
                (Dave Gregorich ([e-mail]))

include string.h or strings.h based on 'SYSV' flag
                (Kevin Brown  ([e-mail]))

bogus command line parsing ('-autogamma' wouldn't work)
                (Doug Washburn  ([e-mail]))

fixed 4-bit X code to work on MSBFirst machines
                (Stefan Esser  ([e-mail]))

mods for HPUX 7.0        (Jan D.  ([e-mail]))

added window classes 'XVroot', 'XVcontrols', 'XVdir', 'XVinfo', and 'XVcedit',
    so Motif users can do things like this:

    Mwm*XVroot*clientDecoration:            none
    Mwm*XVcontrols*clientDecoration:        -resizeh
    Mwm*XVdir*clientDecoration:            -resizeh -maximize
    Mwm*XVcedit*clientDecoration:           -resizeh -maximize
    Mwm*XVinfo*clientDecoration:            -resizeh -maximize

    Also, WM_DELETE_WINDOW is now set up in the WM_PROTOCOLS
    property, allowing the 'close' menu selection under MWM to
    close an XV window without terminating the application.
                (Jan D.  ([e-mail]))

slow 24-to-8 conversion was moving the image down 1 scan-line
                (Satoshi Asami  ([e-mail]))

mods for MIPS machines      (David Boulware  ([e-mail]))

Ability to LOAD pictures that weren't specified on the command line

fixed bug in CheckForConfig()

twm workaround from patchlevel 2 now only turned on if '-twmkludge' option is
    specified.  Was causing problems on OpenLook 2.0 systems

directories and symbolic links are now sorted together at the top of
    the 'xv directory' list

fixed crashes when 'AutoCropping' in conjunction with '-root' option

file format/color buttons in Directory window are now set whenever an image
    is loaded.  (Set to the format/color of the loaded image.)

clicking anywhere inside the Info box will now close it

added support for up/down arrows, page up/down, home, and end keys when
    mouse is in control window or directory window (for operating
    the scrollable list thingy)

changed 'Return' key binding to mean 'display currently selected picture'
    rather than 'Next'

added binding of Tab key to 'Next' function

'-wait' now waits until picture is fully up on screen before starting timer

'-wloop' option added.  Causes '-wait' slideshow to loop at end

added 'hagan-style' tiling on the root window.  '-root', '-center', and
    '-rpat 0'  (the default) will now draw an image centered on the
    root window, with images going off the screen in all 4 directions

    (Unlike 'normal' ('-root' only) tiling, which has one image
    pinned in the top-left corner of the screen, and subsequent
    images going off the screen ONLY on the bottom and right sides)

added '-maxpect' option.  (An abbreviation for '-center -fixed -max')
    makes the image as large as possible, without changing the
    aspect ratio.  Only relevant when used in conjunction with
    '-root'.  (When not using '-root', both '-max' and '-maxpect' do
    the same thing (as large as possible without changing the aspect).
    When USING '-root', '-max' makes the image the size of the screen,
    in all likelyhood changing the aspect ratio)

added '-olwm' option (and xv.olwm resource) for people using Sun's OpenLook
    window manager.  Makes the window behave correctly when resized via
    any of the xv resizing commands.

added new, slicker-looking icon.  The old one was outside Motif's accepted
    range of icon sizes.

SMOOTHING controls (Smooth, Dither, and Raw buttons) added

added '-cursor' option (and xv.cursor resource).  Allows you to pick a
    different cursor for the image window (instead of the
    default crosshair cursor)

various modifications to work somewhat better with tvtwm (or other
    virtual window managers)
        Hitoshi Saji    [e-mail]
        Tetsuya Ikeda    [e-mail]
        Satoshi Asami    [e-mail]

fixed up some multiple-redraw bugs, for improved speed

Added spiffy 'hue' and 'saturation' dials to cedit box

New format for '-GAMMA' command line option and gamma resources.  Fully
    specifies state of gamma controls, including 'lines/spline' and
    'rgb/hsv' modes

Improved 'undo' handling in Gamma box.

Added 'reduced' color save.  Used in conjunction with the '-nc' command
    line option.  Saves the image more-or-less 'as shown', rather than
    "as it's supposed to be".  For example, you can now save bizarrely
    stippled pictures by doing something like '-nc 0 -wh red -bl blue'
    on the command line, and then saving the image in 'reduced color'.


added '-adither', '-asmooth' options (and 'xv.autoDither', 'xv.autoSmooth'
    resources) to automatically dither or smooth the image upon
    loading it.  Mainly for use the case where you want XV to
    load an image onto the root window and go away without any user
    intervention.  (Like you might put in a startup script.)

added some X error handling so that XV doesn't blow up (ungraciously) when
    you're using '-root' on an X terminal that doesn't have enough
    memory to do a full-screen root image

code reorganization:  xv.c and xvmisc.c have been split into (xv.c, xvevent.c,
    xvroot.c) and (xvmisc.c, xvimage.c, xvcolor.c, xvsmooth.c)
    respectively.  The files were getting annoyingly large.

added colormap editing capabilities to the gamma box
    Colors can be edited in either HSV mode or RGB mode
    You are modifying the original colormap of the image, BEFORE
        the '-mono' or '-rv' options are applied, BEFORE
        any GAMMA correction is applied, and before it's
        determined how to get the image on the screen.
        As a result, it's best to edit colors when the GAMMA
        controls are set to 'Linear'
    You can select the color to be edited by clicking in the colormap
        area of the GAMMA box, or by clicking in the image window
        (in which case the color selected will match the last pixel
        value you displayed)
    Using '-rw' mode will generally speed things up, but isn't
        necessary.

added colormap 'grouping'.  Use Button3 to add/delete color cells from the
        current group.  Hold shift key down and the image regeneration
        will be delayed until you let go of the shift key.  (normally
        the image would be redrawn every time you released Button3.)
        This allows you you quickly group multiple pixels.

added 'cut buffer' usage.  Whenever you track pixel values (by clicking the
    left button in the image window), the last pixel values are put in
    the X cut buffer, so that you can paste them into your own program,
    an xterm window, or whatever.  Useful if you're using XV to choose
    'points-of-interest' to be used as input to another program.

    Also, if you click on the gamma values (above the graph in the
    gamma window), those values will be put in the cut buffer as well.
    (Handy for setting default values for the Gamma resources.)

added a slightly-improved 'cropping' rectangle.  Should show up better on some
    pictures.

added hsv pixel display.  When tracking pixel values in the image window
    (with the left mouse button), the values will either be displayed
    as R,G,B components (0-255), or as HSV components (0-359, 0-100, 0-100)
    This is based on the setting of the HSV/RGB switch in the Gamma box.

added a 'Randomize Colors' button.  (keyboard equiv: 'R').
    Causes the entire colormap of the current picture to be
    randomized.  Groupings *will* be respected, however.  (ie, all pixels
    in a group will still have the same color, albeit a new one).  For
    amusing effects, do some by-hand color reduction (by grouping all
    similar colors), then do the randomize function.

added an 'Undo All' button in the Gamma box.  Undoes all changes made to the
    image's colormap and clears all groupings.

added '-hsv' and '-rgb' switches (and xv.hsvmode resource (boolean)) to
    allow user to set initial hsv/rgb mode.  By default, program uses
    RGB.

fixed 'shift key' bug with regards to entering filenames in dir window

'enter' in file i/o window now opens the currently selected directory

fixed bugs on 1-bit displays (fish cursor didn't flap during re-ditherization,
    CMap wasn't properly refreshed after loading new pic)

Smooth/Dither now sets 'Current Size' RButt in file i/o box.  (Need to save
    at current size to save 'smoothed' picture.)

BadAccess errors cause by XFreeColors are now ignored, as this is simply a
    sign of a busted X server, and happens when multiply-allocated
    colors are freed more than once.  (like they're supposed to be)
    Should make '-bfc' option obsolete.

Current Size RButt ripped out.  (Always saves at current size)

flapping fish cursor added during PBM/PGM/PPM file i/o

created GRAF type

MASSIVE modifications to GAMMA box

Gamma box renamed 'Color Editor' box ('cedit')

Added direct numeric gamma input to GRAF boxes

Created HDIAL controls

Changed non-range HDIAL to be a hue/saturation control

Created CBUTT check boxes

Added 'drag the whole range around' feature in range HDIALs

Added -nopos, -fgeom, and -fmap command line options (and resources)

Fixed 'crop near corner' graphics bug

Fixed multiple redraw bug, with any luck.

Added '-2xlimit' option and resource.  Allows the image window to be larger
    than the screen (up to 2x).  *NOT* recommended unless your WM
    is capable of operating windows without visible borders.  (ie, you'll
    need some meta-mouse-button action, ala twm/uwm...)

Added rudimentary GIF89 reading.  (Jon Brinkmann, [e-mail])

Changed ISTR_INFO to be more to Hagan's liking.
    (eg  "320x200 GIF87.  Got all 37 colors.")

Fixed some probs in xvsunras.c
    (didn't understand RT_FORMAT_RGB, and RT_BYTE_ENCODED 8-bit
     rasterfiles didn't load correctly, nor did it handle odd-width
     24-bit images correctly)

Added POSTSCRIPT OUTPUT and PostScript Box  (7/6/91)
    Drag the image window around on the page with the mouse.  The scale
    controls are used for stretching.  Note:  if you use the arrow keys
    (regular and shifted), you can get precise positioning control.

Added GIF89 aspect ratio handling, warning message about skipped extensions,
    PlainText block handling (doesn't do anything with it)

Ripped out the '-fish' option and related code.  Never worked right anyway.

Added ability to type long strings in 'filename' field of dir box.

Split 'file i/o' button into two buttons 'Load' and 'Save'.  Directory box
    is now either a 'Load box' or a 'Save box', depending.  (^L and ^S
    are the accelerators).

Added ability to type pathnames in 'filename' field.  And 'cd-ing' to different
    directories directly without going through pesky UI.

Added 'popup' windows.  (The computer seems to be on fire.  <Ok> )

Stretched ctrlW so that 'helvetica' font would still fit (Ultrix 4.2 doesn't
    include 'lucida' still...)

Added 'close' (via mwm menu) handling to PostScript window and PopUp window.

Added wait cursor during directory-reading (whenever you change directories)

Fixed PostScript file output (to have correct comments)

Added 'maxpect' button in PS window.

Hooked up remaining buttons in ColEdit window  (undo, redo,
    brite, dim, sharp, dull)

Got rid of 'recolor' operations when non-visible changes made to Graf's
    (changes of less than '2' aren't visible due to coordinate halving)

Added 'max contrast' button to gamma window

Added 'C' and 'R' keyboard equivs for 'MaxCnt' and 'Reset' respectively

Added 'default' picture (xvdflt.c)

Added 'Flip H' and 'Flip V' buttons ('h' and 'v' keyboard equivs)

Redesigned ctrl window somewhat

When you 'Load' files (via the Load dialog box), the file names are stuck
    in the 'ctrlW' list for E-Z Re-Viewing...

Added ability to 'reload' current picture (by double clicking on its entry
    int the ctrl window list)

Added 'Delete' command.  ('^D' keyboard equiv)

Mods to work (better) on Apollo systems
                (Robert Goodwill ([e-mail]))

Added support for 16-bit displays
                (David Elliot    ([e-mail]))

Improved 24-to-8 color compression routines
                (Tom Lane     ([e-mail]))

Improved color selection algorithm
                (Tom Lane     ([e-mail]))

Flag resources now accept 'on', '1', 'true', 'yes' in either u/l case
                (Chris Weikart   ([e-mail]))

Fixed potential overflow bug in linear interpolation code
                (Chris Weikart   ([e-mail]))

Added Motif-Style 3-d buttons

Added 'Auto-Reset' check box in ColEdit window

Optimization to ColEdit:  if changing a control hasn't actually
    affected the 'desired colormap', don't bother applying the change

Changed 'graf' controls:  you can now hold down the shift key and modify them
    to your hearts content.  The image is not actually recomputed until
    you let go of the shift key.

Added '-hi' and '-lo' options ('highcolor' and 'lowcolor' resources) for
    setting the 'other' two colors on the buttons.

Added '-v' option ('visual' resource) to allow the user to force XV to use a
    specific visual type, rather than the server default.

Added gamma resources.  Hooked up 'Get Resources' button (copies current
    gamma settings into the cut buffer)

Ripped out '-tile', '-center', and '-rpat' options.  Replaced them with
    '-rmode' option ('rootMode' resource)

Added mirrored tiling and integer mirrored tiling root modes.

PopUp window now pops up with the right-most button centered under the mouse,
    rather than in the middle of the screen.

Added '^D' accellerator key (for 'Disk File') in the 'Delete What' PopUp box.

Changed '-asmooth' and '-adither' to '-smooth' and '-dither', respectively.

Added stricter command line argument matching.  '-snausage' no longer would
    match the '-s' flag.

Changed way '-expand' (and 'expand' resource) works.  Now takes floating
    point number.  For backwards compatibility, negative numbers are
    still treated as reciprocals.  (ie, both '-2' and '.5' will halve
    the image)

Created 'MBUTT' pop-up menu widget.

Added 'Display Modes' popup button.

Fixed bug when using '-perfect'.  The XCopyColormapAndFree() function had the
    rather undesirable side effect of getting rid of the allocated
    colors used for the various windows, etc. (ie, more than the
    image colors)

Made 'Hagan-Style' tiling (aka, Centered Tiling) much more efficient
                (Robert Potter  ([e-mail]))

Made the 'directory' listing in the load/save box use an MBUTT.

Added JPEG support.        (Markus Baur  ([e-mail]))
                (and, of course, the Independent JPEG Group)

Added '-keeparound' flag (and 'keepAround' resource).  By default, if you
    'delete' the last file remaining in the ctrl window list,
    the program will auto-exit.  This option overrides that behavior.

Ripped out '-fgeom' and '-fmap' options (and 'fileGeometry' resource).
    Load/Save boxes now come up wherever the mouse is.

Wrote OpenOutFile() and CloseOutFile() routines to unify redundant code
    in 'DoSave()' and 'writePS()'

Added 'piped' output.  (ie, save file "| lpr")

Added 'Alert' boxes (button-less PopUp's)

Bug fixes when loading/saving '~' files

Fixed PS output to be Encapsulated PostScript compatible

Added a faked 'colorimage' procedure for grayscale PS printers.
    (Color postscript files will print on non-color printers, albeit in
     grayscale.)

New Window positioning code.  Should work for (nearly) all WMs.
                (Matthew Stier  ([e-mail]))

Automatically smooths images that were 'shrunk' (2x, 4x, etc...)

Bug fixes to the JPEG i/o code.    (Tom Lane  ([e-mail]))

Fixed problem in xv24to8.c with the Floyd-Steinberg dithering code.
                (Charles Hannum  ([e-mail]))

Modified 'Delete' behavior.  Only loads an image if you deleted the
    currently-viewed image.

Changes the suffix of the filename in the 'save window' when you change
    file formats.

Got rid of 'Quit XV' buttons in load and save windows

Added extra verbiage to JPEG save window.

Dicked around some more with window positioning code.  Seems to work
    correctly in TWM and MWM.  Hopefully, it'll work in OLWM as well.

Added Makefile options and xv.h #ifdefs for Encore's UMAX
    version of Unix System V.    (Drew Watson  ([e-mail]))

Added '-owncmap' option (and 'ownCmap' resource) to make XV *always*
    use/install its own colormap.    (Bill Turner  ([e-mail]))


Rev: 11/29/90  (version 1, patchlevel 3)
-----------------------------

Changed 'CCOPTIONS' to 'DEFINES' in Imakefile

Fixes for use with virtual root window managers (ie, tvtwm)
    (only cares about virtual root when using '-root' option,
     negative geometry's correctly handled.)
            (Andreas Stolcke   ([e-mail]))

Modifications for Sequent machines (no 'mem*() routines)
            (Daniel Pommert    ([e-mail]))

Modifications to avoid bug in certain optimizers, most notably the default
optimization (-O) in Sun's C compiler.  (Incorrectly handles lines of the
sort "*p = array[*p]")

Modification to get around 'when I shift my arrow keys (to adjust the
cropping rectangle), my keyboard generates numbers instead' problem
            (Mark Horstman     ([e-mail])

Modification to allow 'xsetroot' and 'xloadimage' to cleanup any
xv-displayed images in the root window, and vice-versa.
            (Richard Bingle    ([e-mail]))



Rev: 11/26/90  (version 1, patchlevel 2)
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added workaround for 'X Protocol Errors' on broken servers (XFreeColors())
    (see the '-bfc' option)
fixed core dump when cropping on certain displays
misc. #ifdefs for HPs
fixed problem with fish cursor remaining around too long
more SVR4 #ifdefs            (David Elliott,  [e-mail])
fixed bug in tracking pixel values    (Bob Finch,      [e-mail])
misc #ifdefs for ISC 386/ix 2.0.2    (Mark Snitily    [e-mail])
misc #ifdefs for AT&T machines         (Eric Raymond   [e-mail])
misc #ifdefs for Silicon Graphics       (Paul Close     [e-mail])
Added POSIX signal handling        (Mike Patnode   ([e-mail]))
Port to SCO UNIX/ODT            (Mike Patnode   ([e-mail]))

fixed problem with using '-max' and '-fixed' at same time
            (Greg Spencer   [e-mail])
modification to work with Virtual Root Windows (ala swm and tvtwm)
            (Bill Kucharski  [e-mail])

the 'save-as' filename is now set to the 'current' filename

Also, if you double click on 'plain' files in the directory box,
    it will set the 'save-as' filename accordingly.

Added ability to view images centered on the root window, without
    any tiling.  Added associated options ('-center', '-rfg', '-rbg',
    and '-rpat')

Workaround for twm 'No title bars' bug
             (Steve Swales  [e-mail])

Bidirectional Rotate commands added

Maxpect command added:  (Maximum size, but preserve aspect ratio)

AutoCrop command added:  (Crops out solid borders.)

Potential support for 32-bit displays.  (Hasn't been tested.  Don't have one.)


Rev: 10/17/90   (version 1, patchlevel 1)
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Imakefile added            (David Elliot    ([e-mail]))
System V release 4 mods        (David Elliot    ([e-mail]))
Bug in 'quick check' fixed    (Arthur Olson    ([e-mail]))
Mods for Convex machines    (Anthony Datri   ([e-mail]))
'vprintf' module added         (Jonathan Kamens ([e-mail]))
window creation bug fixed
added icon
fixed 'Input Focus' probs
added '-w' flag to bggen
various cleanups to shut up 'noisy' compilers


Rev: 10/9/90    (version 1, patchlevel 0  -  initial release)