This commit fixes a typo concerning the scrolling command and adds
additional bindings for the spacebar, the arrow keys and two keys
you find on thinkpad keyboards.
This commit calculates the rectangle that will be drawn
correctly. Now the mapped rectangle is calculated wrong,
but it gets the text of the document and copies it to
the clipboard.
This commit reactivates the incremental search and defines
that special commands that are set get called all the time
an input occurs are not evaluated in the activate section.
Clicking on an arrow in the index tree view caused an
"changed" event that was liable to crash zathura. This
commit cleans up the sc_toggle_index command and fixes
the described error by pre-selecting the first item in
the tree.
This patch makes it possible to define two colors
that are used for recoloring the document pages instead
of the classic color reverting.
For the old behaviour set recolor_darkcolor to "#FFFFFF"
and recolor_lightcolor to "#000000".
All credit of this commit belongs to fedcer (fedcer@gmail.com).
This patch fixes the search function and resolves
some memory leaks and includes following commits of
int3's repository:
* Fix up some mutexes
* Cleaned up some memory leaks
* Escape filenames
* Remove all threading operations
* Make search thread properly without crashes and deadlocks
* Re-enabled inotify auto-update
* Clean up unused lock
All credit of this commit belong to int3 (jezreel@gmail.com)
for his effort and work for this project. Thank you.
This commits add the functionality that when the PDF file has been
rewritten in the background (e.g.: from another program), zathura
reloads the document to refresh the page.
Now it is possible to open files even if the contain white spaces. If
they do need a password, you can set it with the command: ":set password"
or specify it on startup: "./zathura file password".
It is now possible to add markers by using "m" followed by the id key
that should identify the marker. To jump back to the page that is
represented by the marker "'" is used. To toggle between the latest
positions the command "''" is used.
