kdbg-3.0.1-bp153.2.2.1

- Update to 3.0.1
  * Use a color of the selected line with better contrast depending on
    the UI theme being used
  * Recognize parameter names of variadic function templates.
  * Show char16_t and char32_t string values.
  * No longer install individual frame images of the pulse animation.

- Update to 3.0.0
  * XSL debugging support is no longer maintained and is now deprecated.
  * Ported to KDE Frameowork 5
  * The memory dump window shows an ASCII representation when the display
    is set to "hexadecimal"
  * The displayed memory dump is extended automatically when the window is
    scrolled to the end of the currently visible dump
  * Source code tab windows can be closed with a close button
  * When the current line is updated due to a debugger step command, it is
    centered in the window
  * Group headers in the Registers window use the available window width.

- Update to 2.9.1:
  * Enhancements
  - Display QString values in programs based on Qt5.
  - Show truncated structure values in the popup of the Expression window.
  * Bug fixes
  - Fix that the View menu entries can show and hide docking windows.

- Update to 2.9.0:
  * Enhancements
  - A brand new application icon.
  - There is now a command to detach from a program being debugged.
    Thanks to Daniel Black.
  - Pointing on a variable shows a value in a popup in more cases.
    Thanks to Max Tomilov.
  - C++11 keywords are highlighted. Thanks to Michael Hansen.
  * Bug fixes
  - Line breaks of status bar messages produced by GDB are now trimmed
    to avoid that the text is only visible partially. Fix by Gilles Allard.
  - (Action and application) icons are installed in an application neutral
    location because the launcher menu of modern KDE desktops does not show
    the icon otherwise.
  - Fixed a typo in the pretty-printer of std::vector<>.
- Drop susepatches.diff, applied upstream

- Revert kde4_runtime_requires change

- Expand macro kde4_runtime_requires only when its available
  to fix quilt setup

- Update to 2.5.6:
  * A popup shows the complete value of variables.
  * The values printed by GDB for uninitialized references and
    pointer-to-member variables no longer truncate the variable list.
  * A few more C++ keywords are now highlighted.
  * The CMakeLists.txt file was adjusted for newer cmake.
- Removed fix-build-with-cmake-3_4_3.diff, it's no longer necessary

- Add fix-build-with-cmake-3_4_3.diff. Include the files containing
  the functions used by the CMake code.

- Update to 2.5.5:
  * A crash when the hotkey settings are changed was fixed.
  * The animation button was regenerated to avoid a crash with modern Qt.
    Thanks to Armin Felder for the initial fix.
  * Pretty-printers and GDB Python extensions were disabled, because they
    would interfere with the output parser.
  * Recent GDBs do not terminate on receipt of SIGTERM, keeping KDbg
    running for 20 seconds. This was fixed.

- use png_fix_dir macro [bnc#852862]

- Update to 2.5.4:
  * Source file names with international characters are handled better.
  * When an executable is loaded, GDBs of different vintage print different
    text, some of which were treated as error text incorrectly, leading to
    failed debugging sessions. More of these texts are now ignored.
  * Variables pointing to some global variable lacked the ability to be
    expanded with recent GDBs.
  * Parsing of string values residing in global variables was fixed.
- Removed opensuse-gdb.diff, it's included upstream now

- remove debug-run.png icon from package as it is already included
  in oxygen-icon-theme. (caused a file conflict)

- Update to 2.5.3
  * Duplicated and <MULTIPLE> breakpoints do not increase the list of
    breakpoints each time a session is started
  * Communication with a localized GDB works; this is achieved by setting
    LC_ALL=C, which is also propagated to the program being debugged. If
    the program needs a different locale, set it in Execution->Arguments,
    page Environment.
  * Fixed a crash in the memory window
  * Updates of the Russian and Croatian translations.

- adapt opensuse-gdb.diff to slightly different gdb output in case of
  a missing debuginfo-package on 12.3

- Update to 2.5.2
  - Support for GDB 7.5.
  - More of GDB's output is recognized in some corner cases
  - The thread list parser introduced in 2.5.1 sometimes stripped two letters
    from the function name.
- Added opensuse-gdb.diff: ignore messages about debuginfo-packages from
  openSUSE's gdb (bnc#784634)

- Update to 2.5.1
  - .hpp files undergo syntax highlighting.
  - Keys j and k can be used to move the cursor position in the source code.
  - Cooperation with newer GDB (7.2 and 7.3) is improved:
  * wchar_t strings as printed by GDB 7.2 are recognized;
  * the thread list was missing with GDB 7.3;
  * program exit was not detected (also GDB 7.3).
  - Enum values in anonymous namespaces are now recognized.

- Moved all documentation to the documentation package
  (fix for RPMLINT warning)
- Cleaned up spec file formatting

- Seperate doc package & fix build

- 2.5.0 release:
  * This release is based on KDE4 and Qt4.
  - A number of icons were exchanged with Oxygen icons. These are
    not part of KDbg's source code.
  - Session state per debugged program is now stored in a section
    in $KDEHOME rather than in a .kdbgrc file in the program's
    directory. This allows to debug programs that are located in
    unwritable directories. But this also means that earlier
    session information is disregarded.
  - More accurate parsing of GDB responses of various commands
    fixed bugs in certain areas, in particular, temporary
    breakpoints, register values, truncated struct values,
    disassembly (again).
  - "View Code" from the breakpoint list can open the source code
    in more cases.

- 2.2.2 bugfix release:
  * An error message was shown instead of assembler code when
    gdb 7.1 was used.

- 2.2.1 bugfix release:
  * A crash could occur when the variable window was updated.
  * A crash when command line switch -a was used together with a
    non-existing executable name.
  * Syntax highlighting was applied to all files, not just C/C++.
  * The display was incorrect when a file was reloaded that had
    disassembly lines visible.
  * Some minor documentation fixes.