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When _POSIX_C_SOURCE is defined, macOS hides the definitions of mkdtemp
and mkstemps, among others. Define _DARWIN_C_SOURCE to counteract that.
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getopt_long() is widely supported these days, removing it from the
source tree should be okay.
Here's documentation or the implementation of getopt_long on many
systems:
All the BSDs:
https://man.netbsd.org/NetBSD-9.2-STABLE/getopt_long.3
https://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-7.0/getopt_long
https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=getopt_long
https://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=getopt_long
Illumos (OpenSolaris fork):
https://illumos.org/man/3c/getopt_long
The musl, newlib, and uclibc-ng libcs:
https://gogs.waldemar-brodkorb.de/oss/uclibc-ng/src/master/libc/unistd/getopt_long-simple.c#L49-L52
https://git.musl-libc.org/cgit/musl/tree/src/misc/getopt_long.c#n140
https://sourceware.org/git/?p=newlib-cygwin.git;a=blob;f=newlib/libc/stdlib/getopt.c;h=d4f225a7a735dc741d2874eb6c131b6fce2967c5;hb=HEAD#l475
Mingw-w64:
https://github.com/mirror/mingw-w64/blob/master/mingw-w64-crt/misc/getopt.c#L542-L549
Mac OS X:
https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/System/Conceptual/ManPages_iPhoneOS/man3/getopt_long.3.html
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Closes #642
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Imlib2 v1.7.5 introduces automatic (and transparent) orientation adjustment
based on EXIF orientation tags. This makes feh's --auto-rotate function
both superfluous and erroneous: It doesn't know about Imlib2's adjustments,
so it rotates an image which is already correctly oriented, leading to
incorrect orientation.
I am not aware of a simple run-time check for detecting whethen running
Imlib2 < 1.7.5 or ≥ 1.7.5. For now, feh disables --auto-rotate entirely when
compiled on a system with Imlib2 1.7.5+ and outputs a warning when the
option is used.
Rationale: The Imlib2 version available at run-time should in most cases be
at least as recent as the Imlib2 version used at compile-time. So, while there
may be cases where feh was compiled with Imlib2 1.7.4 and exhibits erroneous
auto-rotate behaviour on an Imlib2 1.7.5 system, the inverse case
(a feh with disabled auto-rotate support running on Imlib2 1.7.4) should be
sufficiently rare. If it does occur, it can be remedied by compiling feh
from source locally.
Possible caveat: Imlib2 only adjusts for EXIF orientation when loading JPEG
and TIFF images. If there are additional EXIF-aware file formats supported by
feh, but not Imlib2, they lose auto-rotate support.
Reference: GitHub issue #642
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See GitHub issue #642
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Closes #639
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Useful to make feh quit (or execute actions) on mouse movement
Closes #568
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If stdin is not connected, the X11 connection may use FD 0, which is
traditionally used for STDIN. Do not attempt reads from fd 0 unless it
_really_ is connected to a terminal on stdin.
Reported by https://github.com/pvanstam, thanks a lot!
Closes #631
Closes #632
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This allows feh to load .gif images via libcurl, as some imlib2 versions only
load gif images if the suffix is correct. It's also more convenient when using
--keep-http.
To achieve this, feh needs to use mkstemps. mkstemps is a non-standard
extension that is available on several systems. Compile feh with
"mkstemps=0" to use mkstemp instead.
Closes #630
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Needs further testing
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The snprintf string argument should not be duplicated.
It is not needed and also not released afterwards.
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Calling feh with an empty argument leads to out of boundary access.
This can be seen best when compiled with asan:
$ feh ""
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* Fix out of boundary access
The while-loop is not finished when pos is set to EXIF_MAX_DATA.
Instead, the loop continues and therefore tries to access data outside
of the array.
This is triggered when compiled with exif=1 and asan:
$ feh --draw-exif image.jpg
* Fixed formatting
No functional change but makes previous commit easier verifiable
(independent of tab space setup).
* Call break; instead of setting pos2 to a magic value
This is in line with the following else clause
* Another cosmetic adjustment
Co-authored-by: Daniel Friesel <derf@finalrewind.org>
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Fix feh_is_image for tiny (<16 byte) image files
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Note that Imlib2 does not support JXL images out of the box. However, the
imlib2-jxl loader (https://github.com/alistair7/imlib2-jxl) does.
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This is consistent with --scroll-step (option name) and --zoom (percentage)
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"screen" and "display" are different X11 terms; we're actually talking about
"monitors"
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This should help answer questions such as #605 in the future
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Both of these protocols are supported in latest curl.
Signed-off-by: parazyd <parazyd@dyne.org>
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This makes --(auto-)reload use the directory specified at --start-at
instead of the current working directory. Closes #597
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* fixed for simpler parenthesis matching
* absolute file path for .fehbg, moved script creation into helper function
* Removed unused variable.
* added early exit condition as per Ferada's suggestion
* Added enum for options to improve readability
* migrated options to enum.
* added support for zoom specification through options
* added man entry for zoom-rate
* added help entry for zoom-rate commands
* updated man to have warnings about strange values for zoom options
* fix memory leak (free exec_absolute_path)
* added detection for path vs env PATH launch for use in .fehbg script gen.
* Added enum for options to improve readability
* migrated options to enum.
* added support for zoom specification through options
* added man entry for zoom-rate
* added help entry for zoom-rate commands
* updated man to have warnings about strange values for zoom options
* Update help.raw
removed zoom-in/out
* removed zoom-in/out from options
* updated man/help entry to remove in/out zoom specification
* sanitize --zoom-rate in options parser; use a single variable for storing it
Co-authored-by: Daniel Friesel <derf@finalrewind.org>
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This fixes Ctrl+key causing unintended behaviour. Closes #596
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Fix some warnings from `gcc`.
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Closes #595
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.fehbg now stores the full path to the feh binary when it was run using a relative path (i.e., not from $PATH)
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