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-PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS),
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-an absolute waiver of all civil liability in connection with the
-Program, unless a warranty or assumption of liability accompanies a
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- How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
-
- If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
-possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
-free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
-
- To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest
-to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
-state the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least
-the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
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- the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
- (at your option) any later version.
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- This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
- but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
- MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
- GNU General Public License for more details.
-
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- along with this program. If not, see .
-
-Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
-
- If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short
-notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
-
- Copyright (C)
- This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
- This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
- under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
-
-The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
-parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands
-might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an "about box".
-
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-if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary.
-For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see
-.
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-into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you
-may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with
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diff --git a/gource/ChangeLog.txt b/gource/ChangeLog.txt
deleted file mode 100644
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--- a/gource/ChangeLog.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,298 +0,0 @@
-0.51:
- * Fixed --font-file relative path handling.
- * Fixed a bug in resolving the repository root directory from a relative path.
-
-0.50:
- * Right mouse button rotation now pivots around the camera.
- * Added --font-file option.
- * Added --enable-font-file option to configure.
- * Added --no-time-travel option (Lars Schmertmann).
- * Added --dir-name-position option (Lars Schmertmann).
- * Added --file-extension-fallback option (Lars Schmertmann).
- * Added --user-show-filter option (Victor Lopez).
- * Added --disable-input option (Joey Parrish).
- * Added --loop-delay-seconds option (Joey Parrish).
- * Added --font-scale option.
- * Added filename, dirname and user font size options (Carl Colena).
- * Added workaround for FFMpeg error parsing Gource PPM video output.
- * Fixed a bug in the Mercurial log parser that caused changes to be missed.
- * Fixed file removal being cancelled by an action with an earlier timestamp.
- * Fixed a bug in the log file format detection that could result in the wrong
- first entry being displayed for a custom log.
- * Fixed a bug where automatically cycling through a config with multiple
- repositories reset settings to their defaults.
-
-0.49:
- * Fixed compatibility with GLM 0.9.9.0.
-
-0.48:
- * Can now generate logs from git sub module directories.
-
-0.47:
- * Fixed low mouse movement speed with some mice while repositioning camera.
-
-0.46:
- * Added --screen option.
-
-0.45:
- * Added --window-position XxY option.
- * Added --frameless option.
- * Added --file-show-filter REGEX option (swoogles).
- * Added --filename-time and filename-colour options (gh2k).
- * Improved handling of very low seconds-per-day values (malengrin).
- * Fixed crash when SVN log lacks author information (obarthel).
- * Additional git log command validation (cym13).
- * Allow lower case hex colours in custom logs (HSorensen).
- * Enabled STDOUT support with --output-stream '-' on Windows (circulosmeos).
- * Now requires SDL 2 to build (deprecated SDL 1.2 support removed).
-
-0.44:
- * Fixed crash when taking a screenshot with an odd resolution.
- * Fixed type deduction compilation error with newer versions of GCC.
- * Documentation improvements.
-
-0.43:
- * Updated boost autoconf macros to fix multi-arch detection.
-
-0.42:
- * Fixed bzr log command when no start date was specified (chrisf).
- * Fixed hg log commit order when date range specified.
- * Fixed hg log command line on Windows.
- * Fixed parser bug in date range filtering code.
-
-0.41:
- * Multi-monitor support using SDL 2.0 when available.
- * SDL 1.2 support is deprecated.
- * Full screen mode now uses desktop resolution by default.
- * Added --start-date, --stop-date 'YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss' options.
- * Added --dir-name-depth option.
- * Changed --file-idle-time default value to 0.
- * Changed screenshot format to PNG.
-
-0.40:
- * Added caption support.
- * Improved command line interoperability on Windows.
- * Fixed directory deletion short circuiting processing the rest of a commit.
- * Fixed issue loading non-ascii user image filenames on windows.
- * Ignore UTF-8 byte order mark at the start of lines in custom log files.
- * Fix to boost macros for Macs and non-GNU systems (mistydemeo).
- * Autotools improvements (flameeyes).
-
-0.39:
- * Fixed blurry non power of 2 logos.
- * File colour changes now supported in custom logs (rmyorston).
- * Fixed building against Boost 1.50 (svenstaro).
- * Updated boost autoconf macros (flameeyes).
- * Autogen script (matthiaskrgr).
-
-0.38:
- * New high quality sprites.
- * Fullscreen toggle with alt + enter.
- * Window is now resizable. -WIDTHxHEIGHT! creates a non-resizable window.
- * Lowered minimum zoom distance.
- * Use AM_CPPFLAGS in Makefile.am to allow passing custom CPPFLAGS.
- * Don't add files that match the path of a known directory.
- * Fixed divide by zero in text shader causing artifacts on some video cards.
- * Recursively search for repository directory when log-format not specified
- (thanks to Jörg Bachmann for original concept / prototype).
- * New dependency on Boost Filesystem.
- * Doubled the maximum zoom out distance.
- * Allow negative timestamps before 1970 in custom log (artzub).
- * Fix for UTF8-CPP checked.h compilation issue (vszakats).
- * Fixed bug causing missing characters in text.
- * Fixed --highlight-users option not using highlight-colour.
- * highlight-colour default changed to white.
- * Added --selection-colour option (applied to selected users and files).
- * Added --dir-colour option (applied to directories).
-
-0.37:
- * Made SVN log GMT timestamp conversion fix portable.
-
-0.36:
- * Fixed SVN log GMT timestamp conversion.
- * Fixed issue with sub-dirs of deleted dir not being removed in some cases.
-
-0.35:
- * Added long file extension truncation handling to file key (--key).
- * Treat changes in Mercurial log files with the same time/user as one commit.
- * Fixed handling of spaces in directory names with Mercurial.
- * Fixed --font-colour option.
-
-0.34:
- * Now using VBOs and shaders for faster rendering when OpenGL 2.0 is available.
- * Eliminated bloom colour banding artifacts (requires OpenGL 2.0).
- * New font rendering library derived from FTGL (FTGL no longer required).
- * Single pass font/shadow rendering (with lots of help from Chris Forbes).
- * Added --no-vsync option.
- * Fixed bug where tree is out of alignment with object positions in windowed
- mode due to using the wrong display dimensions internally.
- * Removed default max-files limit.
-
-0.33:
- * Added --hide root option to not draw branches from the root directory.
- * Fixed log parsing of Bazaar merges and tagged commits.
- * --output-custom-log now skips unparsed log entries instead of exiting.
-
-0.32:
- * Fixed behaviour of user camera tracking.
-
-0.31:
- * Added --with-tinyxml option to configure (use the system TinyXML library).
-
-0.30:
- * Fixed crash when SVN log entry contains no 'paths' element.
- * Handle directory deletion (happens in SVN logs).
-
-0.29:
- * SVN built-in support.
- * cvs2cl log support (cvs-exp support is now deprecated).
- * Made camera behaviour when zooming and selecting objects more intuitive.
- * Improved interactive performance.
- * Added file extension key (--key or toggled with 'K').
- * Added mouse-over tool tips.
- * Added --highlight-colour option.
- * Added --hash-seed option. The S key now randomizes colours.
- * Added --output-custom-log option.
- * Exposed --time-scale option (previously only available interactively).
- * Removed arbitrary 1024 maximum length limit for log lines.
- * Fixed two file colouring bugs (quoted files from git, period in file path).
- * Fix handling of avatars for UTF-8 usernames on MACOSX (Christian Köstlin).
- * Recover from video mode failing to set due to multi-sampling (Siddhesh Poyarekar).
-
-0.28:
- * Bazaar support for merged commits (Nick Moffit).
- * C++ efficiency improvements (Oliver Smith).
- * Improved cvs-exp log compatibility.
- * Re-show name of user when adding a new action if user is idle.
- * Added --padding option to control camera view padding.
- * More accurate camera tracking (tracks the bounding boxes of objects).
- * Improved automatic rotation logic.
-
-0.27:
- * Display time stops at the time of the last commit.
- * Users fade out when end reached rather than ending abruptly.
- * Position slider is now hidden by default if recording a video.
- * Automatic camera rotation for better use of screen space.
- * Support international keyboards (Peter Kjellerstedt).
- * C++ efficiency improvements (Jacob Metcalfe).
- * Fixed crash when reading from STDIN.
- * Fixed intermittent crash closing Gource when using --output-ppm-stream.
- * Added ini style config file support (see --load/save-config).
- * Added screenshot button (F12). Screenshots respect the alpha channel.
- * Added --transparent to make the background see-through (for screenshots).
- * Added --logo and --background-image options.
- * Added --dont-stop option for manual exiting when recording videos.
- * Added --stop-at-time option to stop Gource after a number of seconds.
- * Added --hide 'mouse' option.
- * Added --highlight-dirs option.
- * Added --file-extensions to show filename extensions only.
- * Added --user-filter REGEX option.
- * Allow --file-idle-time 0 (files will never expire).
- * Allow --start-position 'random' to set a random start position.
- * --log-command VCS replaces multiple --log-command-VCS options.
- * Replaced --disable-progress and --disable-bloom with arguments to --hide.
-
-0.26a:
- * Updated to latest version of GL autoconf macros.
-
-0.26:
- * Improved mouse dragging.
- * Holding right mouse button and moving the mouse rotates the view.
- * The middle mouse button now toggles the camera mode.
- * Username positions now scale correctly.
- * Simulation time no longer incremented while paused, counting towards file time lag.
- * M key now toggles mouse visibility.
- * Added --hide option to use instead of multiple --hide-ELEMENT options.
-
-0.25:
- * Bazaar support (John Arbash Meinel).
- * Dragging the mouse on the background moves the camera.
- * Added --camera-mode option (track,overview).
- * Support DOS line endings in logs.
- * Improved compatibility of hg log command (Brendan Cully).
- * Fixed PPM exporter producing blank images on some video cards.
- * Fixed parsing of negative timezones from cvs-exp.pl logs.
- * Fixed various gdb and compiler warnings.
-
-0.24:
- * PPM output speed improvements, including using a second thread (HighlandSun).
- * Now using standard autotools (Flameeyes).
- * Fixed --max-file-lag not working with some custom log files.
- * Gource will stop at the end of the log by default when recording a video.
- * Fixed STDIN stopping working after the first lot of records with tail -f.
- * Added proper exception handling.
- * Print errors to stderr.
-
-0.23:
- * Hiding filenames no longer hides directory names.
- * Fixed --stop-on-idle option.
- * Added --stop-at-end option (more intuitive than --stop-position 1.0).
-
-0.22:
- * Fixed Mercurial log order.
-
-0.21b:
- * Fixed windows build.
-
-0.21:
- * Some documentation fixes.
-
-0.20:
- * Added bloom effect (turn off with --disable-bloom).
- * Added support for Mercurial (thanks to Justin Love for gource.style).
- * --start-position option now works in combination with --disable-progress.
-
-0.19:
- * Use time_t instead of long for timestamps.
-
-0.18:
- * Fixed camera movement while the simulation is paused.
-
-0.17:
- * Show correct month for CVS logs.
- * Added time scaling (Bitshifter).
-
-0.16:
- * Added --hide-dirnames option.
- * Added --user-scale option.
- * Added --date-format option (Pat Notz).
- * Fix bug when encountering long log lines.
- * Fixed incorrect parsing of trivial merges.
- * Fixed building issues on OSX.
-
-0.15:
- * Added PPM output support for creating videos (Johannes Schindelin).
- * Added experimental Apache combined access log support (--log-format apache).
- * Added --stop-position and --stop-on-idle options (useful for making videos).
- * Added --max-file-lag option to limit how long after a commit file changes can take to appear.
- * Added --no-renames to the git log command as they don't display correctly.
- * Added --max-user-speed and --user-friction as options.
- * Now builds on OSX Leopard (with the required libaries installed).
- * Caught raw exception from replace_invalid().
- * Added CXXFLAGS. You may want to override the default (eg CXXFLAGS=-O3 ./configure).
-
-0.14:
- * Updated SVN instructions.
-
-0.13:
- * Removed single quotes from log command (fixes running gource --git-log-command in back ticks)
- * Added SVN instructions.
- * Fixed manpage hyphens.
-
-0.12:
- * Added --enable-ttf-font-dir=DIR option to configure (to specify the ttf-freefont directory).
- * UTF-8 support using UTF8-CPP (http://utfcpp.sourceforge.net/).
- * Changed the git log command (see --git-log-command) to require less work to parse.
- Log files generated with the previous git-log command used by gource should continue to work.
- * Allow --seconds-per-day value less than 1.0.
- * Added --git-branch command.
- * Added --loop command.
- * Added --crop command.
-
-0.11:
- * Made N key skip to next entry.
- * Documented --user-image-dir flag.
- * temp file name now uses uid instead of time
-
-0.1:
- * First release.
diff --git a/gource/README.txt b/gource/README.txt
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-
- Gource
-
- software version control visualization
-
- Copyright (C) 2009 Andrew Caudwell
-
- http://gource.io
-
-Contents
-========
-
-1. Description
-2. Requirements
-3. Using Gource
-4. Copyright
-
-1. Description
-==============
-
-OpenGL-based 3D visualisation tool for source control repositories.
-
-The repository is displayed as a tree where the root of the repository is the
-centre, directories are branches and files are leaves. Contributors to the
-source code appear and disappear as they contribute to specific files and
-directories.
-
-2. Requirements
-===============
-
-Gource's display is rendered using OpenGL and requires a 3D accelerated video
-card to run.
-
-3. Using Gource
-===============
-
-gource [options] [path]
-
-options:
-
- -h, --help
- Help ('-H' for extended help).
-
- -WIDTHxHEIGHT, --viewport WIDTHxHEIGHT
- Set the viewport size. If -f is also supplied, will attempt to set
- the video mode to this also. Add ! to make the window non-resizable.
-
- --screen SCREEN
- Set the number of the screen to display on.
-
- --window-position XxY
- Initial window position on your desktop which may be made up of
- multiple monitors.
-
- This will override the screen setting so don't specify both.
-
- --frameless
- Frameless window.
-
- -f, --fullscreen
- Fullscreen.
-
- -w, --windowed
- Windowed.
-
- --transparent
- Make the background transparent. Only really useful for screenshots.
-
- --start-date "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss +tz"
- Start with the first entry after the supplied date and optional time.
-
- If a time zone offset isn't specified the local time zone is used.
-
- Example accepted formats:
-
- "2012-06-30"
- "2012-06-30 12:00"
- "2012-06-30 12:00:00 +12"
-
- --stop-date "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss +tz"
- Stop after the last entry prior to the supplied date and optional time.
-
- Uses the same format as --start-date.
-
- -p, --start-position POSITION
- Begin at some position in the log (between 0.0 and 1.0 or 'random').
-
- --stop-position POSITION
- Stop (exit) at some position in the log (does not work with STDIN).
-
- -t, --stop-at-time SECONDS
- Stop (exit) after a specified number of seconds.
-
- --stop-at-end
- Stop (exit) at the end of the log / stream.
-
- --loop
- Loop back to the start of the log when the end is reached.
-
- --loop-delay-seconds
- Seconds to delay before looping.
-
- -a, --auto-skip-seconds SECONDS
- Skip to next entry if nothing happens for a number of seconds.
-
- -s, --seconds-per-day SECONDS
- Speed of simulation in seconds per day.
-
- --realtime
- Realtime playback speed.
-
- --no-time-travel
- Use the time of the last commit if the time of a commit is in the past.
-
- -c, --time-scale SCALE
- Change simulation time scale.
-
- -i, --file-idle-time SECONDS
- Time in seconds files remain idle before they are removed or 0
- for no limit.
-
- -e, --elasticity FLOAT
- Elasticity of nodes.
-
- -b, --background-colour FFFFFF
- Background colour in hex.
-
- --background-image IMAGE
- Set a background image.
-
- --logo IMAGE
- Logo to display in the foreground.
-
- --logo-offset XxY
- Offset position of the logo.
-
- --title TITLE
- Set a title.
-
- --font-file FILE
- Specify the font. Should work with most font file formats supported by FreeType, such as TTF and OTF, among others.
-
- --font-scale SCALE
- Scale the size of all fonts.
-
- --font-size SIZE
- Font size used by the date and title.
-
- --file-font-size SIZE
- Font size of filenames.
-
- --dir-font-size SIZE
- Font size of directory names
-
- --user-font-size SIZE
- Font size of user names.
-
- --font-colour FFFFFF
- Font colour used by the date and title in hex.
-
- --key
- Show file extension key.
-
- --date-format FORMAT
- Specify display date string (strftime format).
-
- --log-command VCS
- Show the VCS log command used by gource (git,svn,hg,bzr,cvs2cl).
-
- --log-format VCS
- Specify the log format (git,svn,hg,bzr,cvs2cl,custom).
-
- Required when reading from STDIN.
-
- --git-branch
- Get the git log of a branch other than the current one.
-
- --follow-user USER
- Have the camera automatically follow a particular user.
-
- --highlight-dirs
- Highlight the names of all directories.
-
- --highlight-user USER
- Highlight the names of a particular user.
-
- --highlight-users
- Highlight the names of all users.
-
- --highlight-colour FFFFFF
- Font colour for highlighted users in hex.
-
- --selection-colour FFFFFF
- Font colour for selected users and files.
-
- --filename-colour FFFFFF
- Font colour for filenames.
-
- --dir-colour FFFFFF
- Font colour for directories.
-
- --dir-name-depth DEPTH
- Draw names of directories down to a specific depth in the tree.
-
- --dir-name-position FLOAT
- Position along edge of the directory name
- (between 0.1 and 1.0, default is 0.5).
-
- --filename-time SECONDS
- Duration to keep filenames on screen (>= 2.0).
-
- --file-extensions
- Show filename extensions only.
-
- --file-extension-fallback
- Use filename as extension if the extension is missing or empty.
-
- --file-filter REGEX
- Filter out file paths matching the specified regular expression.
-
- --file-show-filter REGEX
- Show only file paths matching the specified regular expression.
-
- --user-filter REGEX
- Filter usernames matching the specified regular expression.
-
- --user-show-filter REGEX
- Show only usernames matching the specified regular expression.
-
- --user-image-dir DIRECTORY
- Directory containing .jpg or .png images of users
- (eg "Full Name.png") to use as avatars.
-
- --default-user-image IMAGE
- Path of .jpg or .png to use as the default user image.
-
- --colour-images
- Colourize user images.
-
- --crop AXIS
- Crop view on an axis (vertical,horizontal).
-
- --padding FLOAT
- Camera view padding.
-
- --multi-sampling
- Enable multi-sampling.
-
- --no-vsync
- Disable vsync.
-
- --bloom-multiplier FLOAT
- Adjust the amount of bloom.
-
- --bloom-intensity FLOAT
- Adjust the intensity of the bloom.
-
- --max-files NUMBER
- Set the maximum number of files or 0 for no limit.
-
- Excess files will be discarded.
-
- --max-file-lag SECONDS
- Max time files of a commit can take to appear.
-
- Use -1 for no limit.
-
- --max-user-speed UNITS
- Max speed users can travel per second.
-
- --user-friction SECONDS
- Time users take to come to a halt.
-
- --user-scale SCALE
- Change scale of user avatars.
-
- --camera-mode MODE
- Camera mode (overview,track).
-
- --disable-auto-rotate
- Disable automatic camera rotation.
-
- --disable-input
- Disable keyboard and mouse input.
-
- --hide DISPLAY_ELEMENT
- Hide one or more display elements from the list below:
-
- bloom - bloom effect
- date - current date
- dirnames - names of directories
- files - file icons
- filenames - names of files
- mouse - mouse cursor
- progress - progress bar widget
- root - root directory of tree
- tree - animated tree structure
- users - user avatars
- usernames - names of users
-
- Separate multiple elements with commas (eg "mouse,progress")
-
- --hash-seed SEED
- Change the seed of hash function.
-
- --caption-file FILE
- Caption file (see Caption Log Format).
-
- --caption-size SIZE
- Caption size.
-
- --caption-colour FFFFFF
- Caption colour in hex.
-
- --caption-duration SECONDS
- Caption duration.
-
- --caption-offset X
- Caption horizontal offset (0 to centre captions).
-
- -o, --output-ppm-stream FILE
- Output a PPM image stream to a file ('-' for STDOUT).
-
- This will automatically hide the progress bar initially and
- enable 'stop-at-end' unless other behaviour is specified.
-
- -r, --output-framerate FPS
- Framerate of output (25,30,60). Used with --output-ppm-stream.
-
- --output-custom-log FILE
- Output a custom format log file ('-' for STDOUT).
-
- --load-config CONFIG_FILE
- Load a gource conf file.
-
- --save-config CONFIG_FILE
- Save a gource conf file with the current options.
-
- --path PATH
-
- path Either a supported version control directory, a pre-generated log
- file (see log commands or the custom log format), a Gource conf
- file or '-' to read STDIN.
-
- If path is omitted, gource will attempt to read a log from the
- current directory.
-
-Git, Bazaar, Mercurial and SVN Examples:
-
-View the log of the repository in the current path:
-
- gource
-
-View the log of a project in the specified directory:
-
- gource my-project-dir
-
-For large projects, generating a log of the project history may take a long
-time. For centralized VCS like SVN, generating the log may also put load on
-the central VCS server.
-
-In these cases, you may like to save a copy of the log for later use.
-
-You can generate a log in the VCS specific log format using
-the --log-command VCS option:
-
- cd my-svn-project
- `gource --log-command svn` > my-svn-project.log
- gource my-svn-project.log
-
-You can also have Gource write a copy of the log file in its own format:
-
- gource --output-custom-log my-project-custom.log
-
-CVS Support:
-
-Use 'cvs2cl' to generate the log and then pass it to Gource:
-
- cvs2cl --chrono --stdout --xml -g-q > my-cvs-project.log
- gource my-cvs-project.log
-
-Custom Log Format:
-
-If you want to use Gource with something other than the supported systems,
-there is a pipe ('|') delimited custom log format:
-
- timestamp - A unix timestamp of when the update occured.
- username - The name of the user who made the update.
- type - initial for the update type - (A)dded, (M)odified or (D)eleted.
- file - Path of the file updated.
- colour - A colour for the file in hex (FFFFFF) format. Optional.
-
-Caption Log Format:
-
-Gource can display captions along the timeline by specifying a caption file
-(using --caption-file) in the pipe ('|') delimited format below:
-
- timestamp - A unix timestamp of when to display the caption.
- caption - The caption
-
-Recording Videos:
-
-See the guide on the homepage for examples of recording videos with Gource:
-
- https://github.com/acaudwell/Gource/wiki/Videos
-
-More Information:
-
-Visit the Gource homepage for guides and examples of using Gource with various
-version control systems:
-
- http://gource.io
-
-Interface:
-
-The time shown in the top left of the screen is set initially from the first
-log entry read and is incremented according to the simulation speed
-(--seconds-per-day).
-
-Pressing SPACE at any time will pause/resume the simulation. While paused you
-may use the mouse to inspect the detail of individual files and users.
-
-TAB cycles through selecting the current visible users.
-
-The camera mode, either tracking activity or showing the entire code tree, can
-be toggled using the Middle mouse button.
-
-You can drag the left mouse button to manually control the camera. The right
-mouse button rotates the view.
-
-Interactive keyboard commands:
-
- (V) Toggle camera mode
- (C) Displays Gource logo
- (K) Toggle file extension key
- (M) Toggle mouse visibility
- (N) Jump forward in time to next log entry
- (S) Randomize colours
- (D) Toggle directory name display mode
- (F) Toggle file name display mode
- (U) Toggle user name display mode
- (G) Toggle display of users
- (T) Toggle display of directory tree edges
- (R) Toggle display of root directory edges
- (+-) Adjust simulation speed
- (<>) Adjust time scale
- (TAB) Cycle through visible users
- (F12) Screenshot
- (Alt+Enter) Fullscreen toggle
- (ESC) Quit
-
-4. Copyright
-============
-
-Gource - software version control visualization
-Copyright (C) 2009 Andrew Caudwell
-
-This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
-it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
-the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
-(at your option) any later version.
-
-This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
-GNU General Public License for more details.
-
-You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
-along with this program. If not, see .
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@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-Cheers to everyone at Catalyst IT for their support and encouragement.
diff --git a/gource/cmd/gource b/gource/cmd/gource
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-#!/bin/sh
-GOURCE_CMD_DIR=`dirname "$0"`
-"$GOURCE_CMD_DIR/../gource.exe" "$@"
diff --git a/gource/cmd/gource.cmd b/gource/cmd/gource.cmd
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@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-@echo off
-"%~dp0\..\gource.exe" %*
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diff --git a/gource/data/fonts/README.txt b/gource/data/fonts/README.txt
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--*-text-*-
- GNU FreeFont
-
-The GNU FreeFont project aims to provide a useful set of free scalable
-(i.e., OpenType) fonts covering as much as possible of the ISO 10646/Unicode
-UCS (Universal Character Set).
-
-Statement of Purpose
---------------------
-
-The practical reason for putting glyphs together in a single font face is
-to conveniently mix symbols and characters from different writing systems,
-without having to switch fonts.
-
-Coverage
---------
-
-FreeFont covers the following character sets
-
-* ISO 8859 parts 1-15
-* CEN MES-3 European Unicode Subset
- http://www.evertype.com/standards/iso10646/pdf/cwa13873.pdf
-* IBM/Microsoft code pages 437, 850, 852, 1250, 1252 and more
-* Microsoft/Adobe Windows Glyph List 4 (WGL4)
- http://www.microsoft.com/typography/otspec/WGL4.htm
-* KOI8-R and KOI8-RU
-* DEC VT100 graphics symbols
-* International Phonetic Alphabet
-* Arabic, Hebrew, Armenian, Georgian, Ethiopian and Thai alphabets,
- including Arabic presentation forms A/B
-* mathematical symbols, including the whole TeX repertoire of symbols
-* APL symbols
- etc.
-
-Editing
--------
-
-The free outline font editor, George Williams's FontForge
- is used for editing the fonts.
-
-Design Issues
--------------
-
-Which font shapes should be made? Historical style terms like Renaissance
-or Baroque letterforms cannot be applied beyond Latin/Cyrillic/Greek
-scripts to any greater extent than Kufi or Nashki can be applied beyond
-Arabic script; "italic" is really only meaningful for Latin letters.
-
-However, most modern writing systems have typographic formulations for
-contrasting uniform and modulated character stroke widths, and have some
-history with "oblique", faces. Since the advent of the typewriter, most
-have developed a typographic style with uniform-width characters.
-
-Accordingly, the FreeFont family has one monospaced - FreeMono - and two
-proportional faces (one with uniform stroke - FreeSans - and one with
-modulated stroke - FreeSerif).
-
-To make text from different writing systems look good side-by-side, each
-FreeFont face is meant to contain characters of similar style and weight.
-
-Licensing
----------
-
-Free UCS scalable fonts is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
-modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published
-by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
-(at your option) any later version.
-
-The fonts are distributed in the hope that they will be useful, but
-WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY
-or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
-for more details.
-
-You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
-with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
-51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
-
-As a special exception, if you create a document which uses this font, and
-embed this font or unaltered portions of this font into the document, this
-font does not by itself cause the resulting document to be covered by the
-GNU General Public License. This exception does not however invalidate any
-other reasons why the document might be covered by the GNU General Public
-License. If you modify this font, you may extend this exception to your
-version of the font, but you are not obligated to do so. If you do not
-wish to do so, delete this exception statement from your version.
-
-
-Files and their suffixes
-------------------------
-
-The files with .sfd (Spline Font Database) are in FontForge's native format.
-Please use these if you plan to modify the font files.
-
-TrueType fonts for immediate consumption are the files with the .ttf
-(TrueType Font) suffix. These are ready to use in Xwindows based
-systems using FreeType, on Mac OS, and on older Windows systems.
-
-OpenType fonts (with suffix .otf) are for use in Windows Vista.
-Note that although they can be installed on Linux, but many applications
-in Linux still don't support them.
-
-
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Primoz Peterlin,
-Steve White
-
-Free UCS scalable fonts: http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/freefont/
-$Id: README,v 1.7 2009/01/13 08:43:23 Stevan_White Exp $
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-changeset = '{file_adds}{file_copies}{file_mods}{file_dels}'
-file_mod = "{date|hgdate}|{author|person}|M|{file_mod}\n"
-file_add = "{date|hgdate}|{author|person}|A|{file_add}\n"
-file_del = "{date|hgdate}|{author|person}|D|{file_del}\n"
-file_copy = "{date|hgdate}|{author|person}|A|{name}\n"
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-
-varying vec3 pos;
-
-void main()
-{
- float r = fract(sin(dot(pos.xy ,vec2(11.3713,67.3219))) * 2351.3718);
-
- float offset = (0.5 - r) * gl_TexCoord[0].x * 0.045;
-
- float intensity = min(1.0, cos((length(pos*2.0)+offset)/gl_TexCoord[0].x));
- float gradient = intensity * smoothstep(0.0, 2.0, intensity);
-
- gradient *= smoothstep(1.0,0.67+r*0.33, 1.0-intensity);
-
- gl_FragColor = gl_Color * gradient;
-}
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-
-varying vec3 pos;
-
-void main()
-{
- pos = gl_Vertex.xyz - gl_MultiTexCoord0.yzw;
- gl_TexCoord[0] = gl_MultiTexCoord0;
- gl_FrontColor = gl_Color;
- gl_Position = ftransform();
-}
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-uniform sampler2D tex;
-uniform float shadow_strength;
-
-void main(void)
-{
- vec4 colour = texture2D(tex,gl_TexCoord[0].st);
-
- gl_FragColor = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, gl_Color.w * colour.w * shadow_strength);
-}
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-void main(void)
-{
- gl_TexCoord[0] = gl_MultiTexCoord0;
- gl_FrontColor = gl_Color;
- gl_Position = ftransform();
-}
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-uniform sampler2D tex;
-uniform float shadow_strength;
-uniform float texel_size;
-
-void main(void)
-{
- float colour_alpha = texture2D(tex,gl_TexCoord[0].xy).w;
- float shadow_alpha = texture2D(tex,gl_TexCoord[0].xy - vec2(texel_size)).w * shadow_strength;
-
- float combined_alpha = 1.0 - (1.0-shadow_alpha)*(1.0-colour_alpha);
-
- if(combined_alpha > 0.0) colour_alpha /= combined_alpha;
-
- gl_FragColor = gl_Color * vec4(vec3(colour_alpha), combined_alpha);
-}
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-void main(void)
-{
- gl_TexCoord[0] = gl_MultiTexCoord0;
- gl_FrontColor = gl_Color;
- gl_Position = ftransform();
-}
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