* Move PRESS and PRESSFROMNS to obsolete
* Remove PRESS from the loadup
Also moves MULTI-ALIST forward to the beginning of LOADUP-LISP
* BACKGROUNDIMAGES depended on PRESSFILEP, now moved here from PRESS
* Modernize the EDITBM window
so that it can be moved and resized like other modern windows
* Move lispusers/FASTEDITBM to obsolete/lispusers
It isn't used, doesn't even have an LCOM. But maybe it would be worth resurrecting at some time in the future.
All display fontfiles are now in the single fonts/displayfonts/ directory. The subdirectories adobe, big, other, altofonts have been deleted, and are no longer on DISPLAYFONTDIRECTORIES. The few additional displayfonts from the envos repo are included.
This is the result of:
Removing all byte-identical files, leaving a representative of each such equivalence class in displayfonts/
Removing all files in displayfonts that are renamed byte-identical copies of other files in displayfonts/ (e.g. helvetica1-MRR-c0.displayfont is a fake-renamed copy of helvetica4-MRR-c0.displayfont). These are to be constructed on the fly by the font substitution mechanism.
Roughly comparing the bitmaps of non-identical files with the same font family/size/face/charset in the different subdirectories, and making displayfonts/ have the one that looks best (e.g. most glyphs, unless garbage), giving priority to ones that are already in displayfonts/.
Moving the remaining odd-ball files from the subdirectories to displayfonts/ (e.g. gates, music).
Copying from Envos the 30 or so files that are not byte-identical copies of files already in displayfonts/.
* Collect TALK files into lispusers/talk/
renamed with hyphen convention. Also pull over TALKGAP files that were previous obsolete, and remove them from obsolete/lispusers
* Replace TALK.TEDIT--file got smashed
* TALK.TEDIT now comments the current situation
* Fixes some of the character mappings from Ascii fonts into NS, moves Math mappings into Interpress
The separate lispusers/MATHTONS is now obsolete.
* INTERPRESS: Add back empty ASCIITONSTRANSLATIONS
Turns out they were intended, not a mistake. But that was just a shorthand for saying MODERN, as a fall back. I made that explicit.
* Eliminate duplicate declarations for TABLEBROWSER record, remove TABLEBROWSERDECLS file
* change packages that used to load TABEBROWSERDECLS SOURCE to just LOADCOMP TABLEBROWSER
* make sure full RECORD is saved
* ARCHIVETOOL update of ARCHIVEBROWSER but no docs and looks like PARC-only
* MAKEINIT: Remove bogus non-ascii character from comments
* UPCSTATS: move to obsolete
* GITFNS: better interface to process stream
Now only looks at the process return code, gets all output only from redirected streams. Also offers to increase the diff.renameLimit if it is too small for the branch comparison.
* COMPAREDIRECTORIES: reformat browser output
The lengths are now in their own column. Also, the < and > are in different columns, to make it easier to pick out which side is newer.
* CLIPBOARD.TXT: documented that it uses (SYSTEM-EXTERNALFORMAT)
* GITFNS: Fixed a glitch in the renameLimit
* GITFNS: Test for gh
* COMPAREDIRECTORIES: Fix loadup record sequence
* Don't overwrite fixed NCFILES in MEDLEY-UTILS
* SKETCHOBJ and TEDIT-FILE already merged
Co-authored-by: Larry Masinter <LMM@acm.org>
* Eliminate string arguments to OPENTEXTSTREAM #666
Empty string replaced by NIL, mostly. Otherwise, string wrapped in OPENSTRINGSTREAM. TEDIT hasn't yet been modified, just all the callers.
* INDEX, NGROUP: move to obsolete #667
* HELPSYS: Add proper FILETYPE property
* ROOMS files: Also updated for TEDIT string arguments
* Duplicate POSTSCRIPT files in LispUsers and LispUsers/POSTSCRIPT
* DICOLOR on LispUsers is old version uncompiled 1985; version on internal library is newer
* missed PS-TTY in the postscript files
* Fix .gitignore no longer need diff filter; remove odd extra ~ file
* Verified POSTSCRIPT lispusers subdirectory redundant (not same hash because of EOL. POSTSCRIPT-old apparently was older version, copyright not venue
* Save postscript-old in obsolete
* move internal/library/DICOLOR to obsolete
