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* Imported version 1.5.1 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-275-36/+57
| | | | | | fixed bug with dictionary-previous (found by Rui Zhu) fixed key bindings in link.el
* Imported version 1.5 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-279-61/+186
| | | | added tooltip support for GNU Emacs 21
* Imported version 1.4.1 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-273-35/+47
| | | | changed recognition of utf-8 support (suggested by Enrico Scholz)
* Imported version 1.4 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-276-70/+181
| | | | added popup menu for easier lookup of words
* Imported version 1.3.3 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-279-352/+478
| | | | | added support for XEmacs 21 packages to ease installation for those users (suggested and reviewed by Enrico Scholz)
* Imported version 1.3.2 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-275-21/+43
| | | | | | replaced set-text-properties by remove-text-properties and add-text-properties because this function is not recommended within XEmacs (reported by Serge Boiko)
* Imported version 1.3.1 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-2715-29/+231
| | | | | | | | small fix in dictionary function to check for availability of the utf-8 encoding to prevent problems in certain xemacs versions (reported by Jeff Mincy) added debian support (use dpkg-buildpackage to build a package)
* Imported version 1.3 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-2715-403/+49
| | | | | | | | | | Implemented an automatic detection for line ends CR/LF and LF. The variable connection-broken-end-of-line is no longer necessary and its value ignored. Added utf-8 support, the native character set of the dictionary protocol. Using ISO-8859-1 (aka latin-1) was just a necessary work-around.
* Imported version 1.2.1 from tarballTorsten Hilbrich2011-08-2719-0/+2185
Implemented an automatic detection for line ends CR/LF and LF. The variable connection-broken-end-of-line is no longer necessary and its value ignored. Added utf-8 support, the native character set of the dictionary protocol. Using ISO-8859-1 (aka latin-1) was just a necessary work-around.