Fixed a typo in get_language_list_gui
(%CURSES_REVNO%)
curses/wicd-curses.py:
Added in some translations (not done yet)
curses/prefs_curses.py:
Added all of the translations
Removed the warning about changing the backends (since it is useless)
actually use "write=True" instead of just "True" everywhere we do config writes explicitly.
Fix the scripts dialog not working for wired connections.
Force the monitor to update state after triggering a disconnect or connect.
Remove an unneeded Scan call from autoconnect.py
Adds ~crux support to setup.py
Slightly reformats the wicd-client.1 man page, and fixes a spelling error
Fixes some stuff in the wicd-client script. I just accepted the other "nitpicks", too.
I do not know why the wicd.glade file was changed.
There were conflicts in merging of the wicd-client script and man page.
Added support for keeping track of the revisions of the curses client
(%CURSES_REVNO%)
curses/wicd-curses.py:
Added the ad-hoc controls to the Help dialog
Set wireless scans to be synchronous (True), to adapt to an API change in mainline
Added support for OptionParser, added and implemented the option that was
described in the man page (and -h (help) and --version)
in/wicd=wpath.py.in: Added a curses_revision flag
in/man=wicd-curses.8.in:
Option parsing has been implemented. Added the %CURSES_REVNO% flag to the man page.
Fixed an accidental " added to one of the headers
This commit is should be the last one containing new interface elements. :-D
This also may not work directly from the install. I need to change some stuff
first.
curses/curses_misc.py:
Fixed bug in Dialog2 where mouse clicks would cause the program to crash
Added DynEdit and DynIntEdit, Simple DynWrapped widgets, nothing special
about them
curses/wicd-curses.py:
Added support for Ad-Hoc network controls (I don't know exactly how this
works)
curses/README,TODO,in/man=wicd-curses.8.in:
Ad-Hoc network support has been added
to launch the curses client. This is largely personal preference, so
no offense will be taken by merge refusal, but I'm not convinced that
"friendliness" belongs in the file comments :-)
Robby Workman