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* New upstream version:
- Many improvements to all the lang files
- Many minor API tweaks
- Misc bugfixes
- Updated translations
* debian/control.in:
- updated the Breaks version on gedit
* debian/rules:
The bug has been fixed upstream now
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The docbook syntax highlighting (aka lang file) is included in gedit
2.18.1 which ships with the latest and greatest Gnome version.
I'm running foresight Linux version 1.2.1 (current) and docbook is an
option for syntax highlighting :) This bug can be closed.
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the correct number is #356275, I've updated the task
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #356275
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is this really releated to gnome-bugs #352896 or has some just made a
typo when linking to upstream?
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I see your point -- the change from the xml highlighter to this one will feel
like a partial regression if a user has the more obscure tags in documents.
I've tried throwing a few large DocBook files at the second, complete, lang
file, and I'm not noticing a difference in speed. Perhaps the first
I don't know docbook enough to file comfortable approving a change
reducing the mode to a limited subset only, I'm letting other people
decide on that patch
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Sebastian: There are about 400 docbook tags defined in the spec. Most of them
are completely and utterly useless. If you don't believe me, ask Shaun McCance.
The subset I've used is hardly 'random', it's those that are used in GDP
documents.
Nonetheless, I've attached an alternative version of th
Ok, I'll add the remainder of the DocBook elements and upload the new
file to the upstream bug.
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no, my desktop is rather fast and I don't notice any real speed
difference. If we ship a docbook mode that should be a complete one
probably and random limit list of elements
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It lists only a limited set, most of those that occur on GNOME docs.
I tried the full list (about 500 elements), but that made it slower.
With this set, it seems about the same speed to me.
Are you finding it slower than xml?
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Unsetting the edgy milestone. I'm not convinced by that file. At the
moment xml mode is used. How slow is it compared to your mode? Does you
file list all the docbook elements or is it just a limited set of them?
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pbor mentioned it on IRC.
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Thanks for your bug. Where did you get that comment from upstream, there
is no mention of that on the bug you pointed
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