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James Bursa | 10 May 15:44
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PNG support

Today's build adds some support for PNGs. At the moment all PNGs are converted 
to 8bpp, and alpha is not supported.

http://netsurf.strcprstskrzkrk.co.uk/

You'll need libpng and zlib to compile it (precompiled in the developer 
directory).

James

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John M Bell | 21 May 03:19
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PATCH - HTTP GET support for forms and munging of URLs/links with spaces in

Hi all,

In a fit of revision avoidance, I've implemented HTTP GET for forms. Also, 
I've modified url_join to swap spaces in URLs with "%20" (it also should 
strip trailing spaces). There's an appropriatte unified diff attached to 
this email.

NB: none of this has been tested online as I haven't got around to 
building a working 32bit libcurl. However, the log messages seem correct 
;)

John
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John M Bell | 21 May 11:07
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Re: PATCH - HTTP GET support for forms and munging of URLs/links with spaces in

Oops, forgot to swap spaces for "+" in URLs. this diff fixes it (ignore 
the previous one)

John.
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James Bursa | 22 May 15:27
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Re: PATCH - HTTP GET support for forms and munging of URLs/links with spaces in

On Wednesday 21 May 2003 02:19, John M Bell wrote:
> In a fit of revision avoidance, I've implemented HTTP GET for forms. Also,
> I've modified url_join to swap spaces in URLs with "%20" (it also should
> strip trailing spaces). There's an appropriatte unified diff attached to
> this email.

I've checked this in, with a few changes to split the code into a few more 
functions and get rid of the potential buffer overflows.

James

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Andrew Duffell | 22 May 22:08
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Forms

They are looking very nice :)  I have tested them on TIB for voting and on
Google.  One problem I have found is when I have curved buttons setup on
Select3.  The forms still have the square buttons until they are clicked on
when they become curved :o

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Philip Ludlam | 22 May 23:25

Re: Forms

On 22 May, in message <cc7fbff64b.ad123 <at> myrealbox.com>
  Andrew Duffell <ad123 <at> myrealbox.com> wrote:

>They are looking very nice :)  I have tested them on TIB for voting and on
>Google.  One problem I have found is when I have curved buttons setup on
>Select3.  The forms still have the square buttons until they are clicked on
>when they become curved :o

Haven't look at this new addition yet, but the square buttons maybe an
issue with Select. I've found that Select doesn't curve the outlines for
icons with a validation of R1. R2 to R7 are fine though.

Yours,

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James Bursa | 24 May 12:03
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Re: Forms

On Thursday 22 May 2003 22:25, Philip Ludlam wrote:
> Haven't look at this new addition yet, but the square buttons maybe an
> issue with Select. I've found that Select doesn't curve the outlines for
> icons with a validation of R1. R2 to R7 are fine though.

The buttons should use the surrounding text font style and any CSS rules 
applied to them (eg. colours, dimensions), so we'll probably stop using the 
RISC OS buttons anyway.

There are now two versions of NetSurf built automatically: 26-bit (suitable 
for everything up to StrongARM, using gcc 2.95) and 32-bit (for ARM 6 or 
later, gcc trunk). I've also put 32-bit versions of the libraries up.

James

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James Bursa | 28 May 23:24
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PNGs and ImageFileRender

Apparently the ImageFileRender system in latest versions of Select can render 
PNGs with alpha transparency. So if anyone has some spare time and is 
interested, it might be nice to get NetSurf to use this. It could either fall 
back to my simple PNG implementation if ImageFileRender wasn't available, or 
be a compile-time option. This could also be used for GIFs and other formats 
before we implement them.

I have some code here contributed by Justin Fletcher which may help (it needs 
rewriting for the new image system). Let me know if you want it. I'll also 
try and be in #netsurf-develop on IRCNet as much as possible for any 
development questions or discussion.

James

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James Bursa | 31 May 20:55
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New makefile

I've rewritten and simplified the makefile to work properly and to handle 
dependencies properly (it uses gcc -MM to generate dependencies). If anyone's 
using it, you'll have to delete the arm-riscos-aof directories in each source 
directory, because they've been replaced by one at top level.

James

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