perl language. It contains following pieces.
<FreeType.xs> This is a simple caller of the FreeType library. It has
same API as the FreeType library, so please read a manual of that to
understand how to use this.
<FreeTypeWrapper.pm> This is a simple wrapper of FreeType.xs to use
the FreeType library from perl with easy, perl-like API.
<ftinfo.pl> This is a dumper of a lot of information in each TrueType
fonts. This convert them as human readable strings.
<mkttfdir.pl> This is a maker of fonts.dir by parsing TTF and TTC
fils. It has special handler for DynaLab fonts, so it make good
fonts.dir automatically. And it detects what language's fonts are
contained in it by looking at code_page_range field in os2 table, so
it makes right entries.
See also <http://www.io.com/~kazushi/xtt/#perlftlib>
Note that ftinfo core-dumps with a signal 11 in case using
perl5.00502. :-)
Submitted by: Satoshi TAOKA <taoka@infonets.hiroshima-u.ac.jp>
This version of port does not support complete packing list
for -DMULTIBYTE, -DUSE_PERL or -DUSE_ODBC options. I'll
fix it later.
PR: ports/8856, ports/8976
Submitted by: Ichiro Fukuhara <ichiro@ichiro.org>
and has nice GUI to control connection. This PPP software make a
connection on demand and can traslate IP address and port numbers as
called as NAT. This spackage have many console programs, ppxp is
standard terminal oriented console, xppxp is X client console, tkppxp
is Tcl/Tk based console, and much more.
Submitted by: Norio Suzuki <nosuzuki@e-mail.ne.jp>,
KUNISHIMA Takeo <kunishi@c.oka-pu.ac.jp>
This port is lobotomized and only works with atapi waiting for someone
to do the scsi->cam modifications.
(also, this is my first attempt with easy-import...)
- set MAINTAINER to kkennawa@physics.adelaide.edu.au
- honor CFLAGS
CHANGES not included in PR ports/9240:
- add USE_XLIB
- remove version string from pkg/COMMENT
PR: ports/9240
Submitted by: Kris Kennaway <kkennawa@physics.adelaide.edu.au>
traditional xbiff. In addition, if you click on the hbiff icon, a window
will popup showing the mail headers. This makes hbiff better than xlbiff
where privacy is an issue since the headers are only displayed when you
request.
