I have a patched version of LogJam 4.5.3 that does so, if the patch isn't in the official source tree yet.

Got a new machine and was 'away' for a while. I dl'd the source from darcs but it didn't exactly want to compile (I think I'm missing some stuff). I did get the tarball of 4.5.3 to compile and install though (?!?). Got that patch handy? TIA! ;)

V-

P.S. You're in NH eh? ;)

Edited at 2007-12-06 12:05 am (UTC)

Yup, just moved to Gilford from Merrimack.

Point your browser at http://co.ordinate.org/files. There are three LogJam patches there.

logjam-4.5.3-location.diff is a patch that adds Location tag support.
logjam-4.5.3-screening.diff is a patch that adds Screening option support.
logjam-4.5.3-pscl.diff is a jumbo patch containing all the changes that turn 4.5.3 release into the customized version I use. It includes location support, screening support, menus re-ordered in a way that I find more intuitive (less-specific to more-specific, left to right), and a bunch of additional HTML tags added, as well as some code restructuring that makes it easier to add additional HTML tags. (The subscript and superscript entities have a minor bug that I just discovered and need to fix, though. They work fine with no text selected, but generate incorrect HTML if there's a text selection when invoked.)

Cool on the loation ;) I'm in Keene.

Regarding the patches, the URL above for -pscl is incorrect (on the server there's no dash.. .it's logjam-4.5.3pscl.diff). Obviously I found it though.

Also, the location and screening patches by themselves failed to insert the menu items in menu.c for some reason. I used the big one and that worked just fine. I didn't look to see what the real problem was but I got it all working.

Thank you so much for the help and all the great work. Is there going to be a new version number up any day soon? I also notice the RPM's are behind. I'd love to make one for Mandriva but I haven't a clue how...

V-

Also, the location and screening patches by themselves failed to insert the menu items in menu.c for some reason. I used the big one and that worked just fine. I didn't look to see what the real problem was but I got it all working.

OK, thanks for the tip, I'll have to look at that. I may have made those diffs against my personal patched version instead of against the clean source by mistake.

Is there going to be a new version number up any day soon?

I couldn't speak to that. You'd have to ask Evan.

Sorry for a complete newbie question, how do I apply that patch?

I'm finally making the switch from windows to linux, and I'm finding it very frustrating to be back at basic newbie user level again! :)

Then I'd probably suggest your first step should be 'man patch' :)

aha! A 'patch' command, I didn't even think of that! I'd been thinking of 'compile' I thought of 'link' but not patch *headdesk*

Thanks for the tip :)

You are most welcome. :) The clueless need everything spelled out for them; the clueful just need a nudge in the right direction. :)

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