motor

This release's main points are a bugfix for the
generation of RPM packages of projects and a fix
for a compile error in the parser module compiled
with the recent GCC version. CVS diff viewing now
works again.

Information about projects are now stored in each project's directory. Now it's possible to turn off displaying of some symbols in the tag browser dialog. Distribution package definitions in templates now provide additional parameters, e.g. you can specify the target parameter for RPM from the interface directly. Some problems in parsing of the CVS output were fixed. Now it's possible to add multiple files to a project using motor's file selection. A segfault on project creation that used to happen with motor compiled with newer gcc has been fixed. Some problems in the motorsync script have been fixed.

More rules to track linking errors have been added. If it's not
possible to import a particular file into the version control system,
a question is now asked about whether the IDE should only add the file
locally. In the "from files" creation mode, when a project is created,
the generated Makefile.in and Makefile files are not imported
now. When the IDE refuses to add a file with a certain extension to a
project folder, the reason is now displayed in the status line in the
bottom of the screen.

The --debugtty parameter was added to make it
possible to explicitly specify a console where the output
of a program being debugged will be redirected.
Several screen redraw related problems and bugs in
editor were eliminated. Now the projects with the "-"
character in their name get processed correctly by
auto-generated autoconf/automake stuff. A situation
when command line parameters didn't get passed to
the programs being debugged in some cases has been
fixed. The code now is compatible with gcc 3.

Some of editor operations such as file loading and current file search were sped up dramatically in this release. A bug in the saving of breakpoints was fixed, and the breakpoints view and tag browser dialogs were improved by adding more functionality to them.