ANNOUNCE: libglade-1.99.8

[James Henstridge <james daa com au>]

I have just uploaded a new development release of libglade.  Like the 
other releases in the development series, this release is targetted at 
the GNOME 2.0 platform.
Libglade is a library for constructing user interfaces from XML files at 
runtime.  These XML files can be created with the gnome 2.0 port of 
glade (which I hasn't had a tarball release yet, but is getting very 
usable), or converted from old glade files (targetted at gtk 1.2) using 
the libglade-convert program.
The release is available at:
 
ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/earthquake/sources/libglade/libglade-1.99.8.tar.gz
The main changes in this release are:

   * various libglade-convert updates.  These updates will make
     libglade-convert produce significantly better glade 2.0 files.
   * handle the "has_default" and "has_focus" properties better.
   * fix up test suite so that it will gracefully handle the absense of
     an X server (the tests will return the error code indicating that
     the test can not be performed).
   * Install the DTD file, and add an entry to the XML catalog (if
     possible).  This means we can use a proper URL in the DOCTYPE line
     of glade files, and still be able to validate without a network
     connection.
   * handle the agent attribute on property elements.
   * make --enable-debug the default.

You will need a recent version of gtk+ and libxml2 installed to build 
libglade.  It is highly recommended to have python >= 2.0 with expat 
support installed as well, or else the libglade-convert script will not 
function.  For Red Hat systems, installing the python2 RPM from 7.2 is 
sufficient.
James.

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