Michael Reifenberger's xfig port.

Submitted by:	mr

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diff --git a/graphics/xfig/Makefile b/graphics/xfig/Makefile
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+#This is xfig Version 2.1.8
+#By mr
+DISTNAME=	xfig
+DISTFILES=	xfig.2.1.8.tar.Z
+MASTER_SITES=	ftp://ftp.x.org/contrib/applications/drawing_tools/xfig/
+USE_IMAKE=	YES
+.include <bsd.port.mk>
+
diff --git a/graphics/xfig/files/patch-aa b/graphics/xfig/files/patch-aa
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+*** fig.h.orig	Wed Nov 23 02:13:41 1994
+--- fig.h	Wed Nov 23 02:19:18 1994
+***************
+*** 223,225 ****
+  extern int	sys_nerr;
+- extern char    *sys_errlist[];
+  
+--- 223,224 ----
diff --git a/graphics/xfig/pkg-comment b/graphics/xfig/pkg-comment
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+Xfig - A drwing program. Version 2.1.8
diff --git a/graphics/xfig/pkg-descr b/graphics/xfig/pkg-descr
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+===============================================================
+XFIG - Facility for Interactive Generation of figures under X11
+===============================================================
+
+
+Xfig is a menu-driven tool that allows the user to draw and manipulate objects
+interactively in an X window.  The resulting pictures can be saved, printed
+on postscript printers or converted to a variety of other formats (e.g. to
+allow inclusion in LaTeX documents).
+
+This file contains some notes about installing xfig, the directory
+'Examples' contains some example figures and the 'Doc' directory contains
+some further documentation including the manual in troff -man format.
+
+Please report any bugs, fixes, contributions, etc. to:
+
+Brian V. Smith (bvsmith@lbl.gov)
+
+
+===================
+INSTALLATION NOTES:
+===================
+
+1. Edit the Imakefile if you need to customize it (see following notes)
+2. Type "make Makefile" or "xmkmf" if you have xmkmf
+3. Type "make install" (if you don't do this step, be sure to install resources)
+4. Type "make install.man"
+5. For X11R5 color implementations, specify "*customization: -color" in your 
+	.Xdefaults or .Xresources file.
+	NOTE: this only works under X11R5.
+
+If your system doesn't have strstr(), add the flag -DNOSTRSTR in the Imakefile
+   in the DEFINES line.
+If your system doesn't have strtol(), add the flag -DNOSTRTOL in the Imakefile
+   in the DEFINES line.
+If you are running on an IBM RS/6000 with AIX 3.2, add the flag -DDPS in the
+   Imakefile and uncomment the line that says 
+	LOCAL_LIBRARIES = -ldps XawClientLibs
+   and you will see the full PostScript object when using EPS objects.
+ 
+The maximum width of the top ruler is set to 1020 pixels and the height of the
+side ruler to 860 pixels.  If your server can handle pixmaps larger than this
+and you need longer/taller rulers, you may set the maximum allowed in your
+Imakefile with -DMAX_TOPRULER_WD=1160 (or whatever value you wish) and 
+-DMAX_SIDERULER_HT=1024 (or whatever value you wish).
+
+The SMOOTHMOTION option toggles between two methods for tracking the
+cursor.  The first way (SMOOTHMOTION) just uses the (x,y) information given
+in the X pointer motion event.  If your display server doesn't implement
+motion compression this is very slow for large movements of the mouse
+pointer because X sends back lots of small movement events, each of which
+causes the rubberband box to be erased and redrawn.  The alternative
+way (not SMOOTHMOTION) queries the position of the X cursor whenever
+a motion event is received and if you make a large movement and then
+stop actually turns out to involve less work even though the XQueryPointer
+call is quite slow.
+
+The SMOOTHMOTION flag MIGHT be necessary for older versions of OpenWindows on
+certain machines if the performance is slow when moving or drawing objects.
+
+----------------------
+Printing your figures:
+----------------------
+
+The program to translate your figure into one of many printer languages
+(Postscript, LaTex, etc) is called fig2dev and is part of the TransFig
+package by Micah Beck.
+It is available from export.lcs.mit.edu in /contrib/transfig.tar.Z or
+ftp.cs.cornell.edu in the directory /pub/fig.
+See the man pages for more information.
+
+If you have a SYSV system but use BSD-style printing (lpr instead of lp) you
+must define -DBSDLPR in the Imakefile/Makefile.
+
+-----------------
+OpenWindows users
+-----------------
+
+Xfig now automatically looks for the OpenWindows style of font names
+(e.g. times-roman-13) and uses those when available so the -DOPENWIN flag
+is no longer necessary 
+
+There is no need to compile with the -DOPENWIN_BUG flag anymore for 
+OpenWindows 2.0 (or any version of OpenWindows for that matter).
+
+----------------------------------------------
+Possible problems encountered installing xfig:
+----------------------------------------------
+
+PROBLEM:
+	When using LaTeX fonts in Xfig I always end up with postscript
+	fonts instead rather than, say, Computer Modern. 
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+	To put fonts under the control of LaTeX when generating PS, you must
+	tag the text object as "special" and then use the pstex output mode.
+	This mode forces special text objects to be passed through to LaTeX,
+	allowing the use of Math mode and CM fonts among other things.
+
+PROBLEM:
+	xfig hangs when pressing the Text or Update button.
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+	Increase the height of the indicator panel by changing init_ind_panel()
+	where it says:
+
+        i = DEF_IND_SW_HT+4*INTERNAL_BW+14;   /* allow for thickness of scrollbar */
+
+	Try increasing the 14 to 16 or 20 and see if that fixes it.  Please
+	send me email if you have to do this and tell me the value you used.
+________________________________________________________________________________
+PROBLEM:
+	On a DEC Alpha the compiler may complain about something like: ".mask
+	must have pcreg from .frame set if any bits are set in .mask or .fmask"
+	in the file u_bound.c.
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+	Set the optimization level to -O1 at least for that file.
+________________________________________________________________________________
+PROBLEM:
+	On Sun machines the linker may give erroneous error messages about 
+	the following symbols being undefined:
+
+	ld: Undefined symbol
+	   _get_applicationShellWidgetClass
+	   _get_wmShellWidgetClass
+
+	This may be ignored as it is a problem with the Sun shared libraries
+	and the way X11 builds the shared Xmu library.  It doesn't affect the
+	operation of xfig.
+________________________________________________________________________________
+PROBLEM:
+	The window oscillates and fights with the window manager when
+	I click on a mode button or try to resize the xfig window.
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+ 	Perhaps the following resource has been set
+ 		*allowShellResize: true
+	because another program requires it to be true.
+	Change the resource to be specific to the programs which need it,
+	or set the following resource:
+ 		Fig*allowShellResize: false
+	Note: this is in the Fig.ad file that comes with xfig, which is 
+	      installed when you do a "make install".
+________________________________________________________________________________
+PROBLEM:
+	Openwindows sometimes loses track of xfig's icon.
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+	Cause unknown, here is a temporary kludge. Place the line:
+		Fig*iconPixmap:               ..../your_lib_area/fig.icon.X
+	in your .Xdefaults file and copy fig.icon.X into your lib area.
+________________________________________________________________________________
+PROBLEM:
+	When compiling on an HP 750 running HP-UX 8.05, the compiler dies with
+	a bus error in the file u_undo.c.
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+	There is a bug in the HP compiler.  Workaround the problem by adding
+	an extra statement between two statements in u_undo.c:
+
+	Original:
+
+	undo_glue()
+	{
+	    list_delete_compound(&objects.compounds, saved_objects.compounds);
+	    tail(&objects, &object_tails);
+
+	New:
+
+	undo_glue()
+	{
+	    list_delete_compound(&objects.compounds, saved_objects.compounds);
+>>>	    /* HP-UX 8.05 compiler bug fix -- don't ask */
+>>>	    last_action = last_action;
+	    tail(&objects, &object_tails);
+________________________________________________________________________________
+PROBLEMS:
+	o Ellipses are rotated in the wrong direction when printing.
+
+	o When exporting a figure to Encapsulated Postscript, it always
+	  comes out in Portrait mode even if you select Landscape.
+
+	o When batching together several figures and printing as one file, 
+	  only the first one prints.
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+	Get the newest version of TransFig (version 2.1.5 or later).
+________________________________________________________________________________
+PROBLEMS:
+	On HP machines, the capitalization of some letters in the text window 
+	in the edit popup for text objects are wrong.
+
+POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
+	Make sure that the CompKeyDB file has the lowercase letter definitions
+	BEFORE the uppercase definitions.  This should be the case for the 
+	CompKeyDB file shipped with xfig 2.1.5 and later.
diff --git a/graphics/xfig/pkg-plist b/graphics/xfig/pkg-plist
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+@cwd /usr/X11R6
+@owner bin
+@group bin
+@mode 755
+/bin/xfig
+@mode 644
+lib/X11/xfig/CompKeyDB
+lib/X11/app-defaults/Fig
+lib/X11/app-defaults/Fig-color