Instead merge afd8b4de9dca8ec6afc3 from http://github.com/heimdal/heimdal.git project.
This lets rl_complete() and rl_list_possib() become wrapper functions calling a set of
function pointers, set using rl_set_complete_func() and rl_set_list_possib_funct().
Each wrapper has a fallback to do filename completion, which in turn can be disabled
by leaving out --enable-default-complete from the configure line.
This change, admittedly quite intrusive for a library, is a better implementation in
many ways. For one it is much more readable, but it also enables further adoption of
other editline forks as well as a simpler implementation of GNU Readline function
pointers rl_completion_entry_function and rl_attempted_completion_function at a later
stage.
My apologies to everyone for whom this change breaks backwards compatibility. For
help on converting your code, please see examples/cli.c.
The ordering of alternative rl_ttyset() implementations is important.
We have chosen to place the most common, most portable, code first
and then in lesser order. Ending with the sgtty.h based code, which
I cannot test on GNU/Linux. Will test on OpenBSD later.
Also added Emacs indentation style to make it easier to follow the
original style of Mr Turner and Salz.
Remove all old $Id:$ and similar constructs, they don't provide any
additional benefit anymore.
Add configure options for toggling terminal bell and toying with
SIGSTOP using Ctrl-Z. Rename config option for ANSI keys to get
a consistent namespace.
Also did some work on ANSI-fication of function definitions, lot's
of that was still lingering around.
the library name, from libedit.a to libeditline.a
Bump version to 1.13.0 to better illustrate it has the same heritage
as the Debian version.
Import the debian/ directory from editline-1.12-5.
Yes, this is a major changeset. :)
