Emacs/W3 4.0pre31 updloaded...

[wmperry@aventail.com (William M. Perry)]

Mostly changes to deal with Gnus content-id handling, but it will also now
work with the new Emacs redisplay, so you can now see very pretty large
fonts under an appropriately patches Emacs 20.3

One thing you might want to change in your stylesheets though is the use of 
multifont or unifont instead of xemacs or emacs in any media chunks.  The
old default.css used '@media xemacs { ... }' for specifying all font
information.  Now that Emacs can do it as well, this is wrong. :)
multifont is the appropriate way.

-Bill P.

1998-12-03  William M. Perry  <wmperry@aventail.com>

* Emacs/W3 4.0pre31 released

* configure.in (CIDFILE): Stop spitting out a warning about
  multipart/related stuff if we can't find Gnus at configure time.  We're
  hacking around it in a different way now.

* lisp/Makefile.in (URLSOURCES): Add url-cid.el into the definition via
  configure substitutions ONLY.  It will still get installed because we
  stick it in EXTRAS.  This means 1 extra file copy at install time, but
  who cares?  The file isn't that large.

* lisp/url-cid.el: New file to contain the content-id handling stuff,
  because we cannot compile this file unless we can find a very recent
  version of Gnus at compile time (without .emacs).

* etc/default.css: Use the newer @media tags instead of @x*emacs so that
  everything will work right with the new Emacs redisplay.

* lisp/css.el (css-active-device-types): Added new @media tags.
  multifont is now defined if the Emacsen we are running in can display
  multiple font families and sizes correctly (new emacs redisplay or
  XEmacs), and unifont if it cannot.

* lisp/font.el (font-set-face-font-new-redisplay): New function for
  dealing with the new Emacs redisplay font abstraction.  You can now beat 
  the crap out of the new redisplay engine with Emacs/W3.  Ahh, feels like 
  the heady old days of Lucid Emacs 19.10 and XEmacs 19.12.

1998-12-02  Simon Josefsson <jas@pdc.kth.se>

* lisp/mm.el (mm-parse-mailcaps): Deal gracefully with bad entries in the
  MAILCAP list, or it would bug out with things like 'file:' where it
  would try to open the current directory.

1998-11-29  William M. Perry  <wmperry@aventail.com>

* lisp/docomp.el (load-path): Append the GNUSDIR environment variable to
  the load-path, similar to how we deal with WIDGETDIR

* INSTALL: Document the new --with-gnus arguments.

* configure.in: Use AC_CHECK_GNUS and spit out appropriate warnings about
  cid URLS not working when appropriate.

* aclocal.m4 (AC_CHECK_GNUS): Try to find mm-get-content-id in mm-decode
  for newer gnus releases that can handle the content-id stuff.  Also
  added new configure switch '--with-gnus=/path/to/gnus/lisp/dir' to
  override this, similar to how the custom stuff works.

* lisp/url-misc.el (url-cid-gnus): Try to load mm-decode at compile time.
  (url-cid-gnus): Fixed some compilation warnings.

* lisp/url.el (url-cid): Ooops - forgot to add an autoload for url-cid