1999-07-18 Larry Ewing <lewing@gimp.org>
* src/io-xpm.c:
* src/io-gif.c:
* src/io-png.c:
* src/io-jpeg.c: Fix a few memory leaks in the, most of them in
error cases but one or two in the common case. There are probably
a few small ones left.
Ok minor changes.
No longer make a version.h, and cleaned up some code here and there, and added
a quickie dirty-hack rotation function. However, it rotates at the origin.
Is this what we want? Or do we want a rotate w.r.t. the center of the pixbuf?
Anyone.
Mark
1999-07-16 Larry Ewing <lewing@gimp.org>
* src/testpixbuf.c (expose_func): reverted the expose everything
changes, I'm not sure why these went in.
(config_func): bring this up to date with the new pixbuf_scale
semantics.
* src/gdk-pixbuf-io.c: added a couple of warnings to the module
loading code so that poeple can diagnose problems better.
* src/gdk-pixbuf.c (gdk_pixbux_scale): fix the borkedness, also it
no longer allocates a new pixbuf, which make things nicer for the
rest of the code. Unfortunately there is still a problem with
scaling rgba images.
1999-07-15 Larry Ewing <lewing@gimp.org>
* src/io-jpeg.c (image_load): add raph@gimp.org's fix to the jpeg
indexing routine
* src/testpixbuf.c (main): fix up the file routines a little so
that you can load multiple files given the file names
Ok, we'll try this again.
io-xpm.c: Fixed. Now actually loads XPMs instead of a big black blob.
configure.in : yes, I know it was broken. It wasn't finished quite yet (I
always have larger fish to fry)
Oh, and if anyone touches this module again without emailing the people in
AUTHORS, I will go ballistic (after spending precious time figuring out why
this commit never happened the 1st time I tried...)
Massive update...
gdk-pixbuf-io.c: Fixed to compile and run in a very crippled state.
io-bpm.c: Rough start on a WIN/OS2 BMP loader
testpixbuf.c: Really crude test program for gdk-pixbuf
io-gif.c: Fixed some boneheaded uninitalized variables causing the
loader to choke
io-gif.c, io-png.c: Actually put the licencing terms in the code now...
io-xpm.c: XPM parser baed off of gdk's, but this does something with the
transparent colors.
