Dia ChangeLog report for 2009-04-13 03:00:00 UTC (Mon 13 Apr)

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--- ChangeLog.previous  2009-04-08 05:00:11.000000000 +0200
+++ dia-svn-snapshot/ChangeLog  2009-04-13 05:00:06.344691480 +0200
@@ -1,3 +1,16 @@
+2009-04-11  Hans Breuer  <hans breuer org>
+
+       * lib/propdialogs.c : derive initial scrolling area of properties
+       dialog from screen size, only use hardcoded values as fallback
+
+       * app/app_procs.c :  patch from Arunan Balasubramaniam, bug #573921 to
+       to reduce wakeups prefer g_timeout_add_seconds() over g_timeout_add()
+
+       * app/modify_tool.c(modify_button_press) : don't got to single handle
+       movement if there is more than one object selected, bug #525011
+       * app/handle_ops.c : consider the selection state in choosing the
+       handle color, to give some feedback on the handles behavior change
+
 2009-04-06  Hans Breuer  <hans breuer org>

        * app/display.c : something called ddisplay_flush() while we were
@@ -2897,7 +2910,7 @@
        the 'Table' object looks like a much better playground for a generic
        property list widget.

-       * app/textedit.c(textedit_activate_first) had an endless loop when
+       * app/textedit.c(textedit_activate_first) : had an endless loop when
        none of the selected objects are text editable

        * app/properties.c : resets current_obj when the dialog is closed
@@ -5006,7 +5019,7 @@
        * plug-ins/cairo/diacairo.c : get rid of c++ coment
        * app/diagram.h app/diagram.c app/modify_tool.c app/select.c
          app/undo.c : reverted 'Shortened diagram_unselect'. It broke
-       plug-ins/python, but more iomportant made one function fromm
+       plug-ins/python, but more important made one function from
        app/diagram.h asymmetric with all the others. We should not leave
        the common C OO-pattern of passing an explicit "this pointer" just
        because that can also be deduced from the other object.