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It has its own repo now. See http://git.ghostscript.com/?p=gsview.git
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Also a few fixes in the project files based upon recent updates.
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If this release is not done, the previous documents
pages appear in the preview and bad things happen if
you try to step through the pages in the preview.
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image.
Currently if the source was a png, jpeg or cbz file we can't do conversions with
ghostscript and also we can't print. So I will disable the controls for now and
we can look into adding that functionality later if we want.
Disable printing capability for image based formats.
Currently printing is all XPS based. If the source
document is JPG, PNG or CBZ we don't currently have
a method for creating the XPS content for these. We
could do a bitmap print or possibly wrap up the images
in a XPS file or just do a direct bitmap print via some
C# magic. I need to investigate. For the short time,
though it is simply disabled.
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Addition of license information. Also changes to ensure registry keys used
by application are removed during the uninstall. Many changes in the
installer code to ensure that the file type associations are made and the
proper icons are displayed for each file type.
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The commit fc05b51c2b198dcc5553f6de1b8fb0e22e7d28ae cleaned up a few issues in the
display list cache but it introduced issues when multiple threads are using the lists.
In particular one thread could be using a list at the tail of the cache list, while
another thread is adding one to the cache, and removing the entry at the tail. The
solution is to make sure the ref count of the list is incremented when someone is using the list
and making sure that it gets decremented when they are done with the list.
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This adds an additional project (gsprint.vxcproj) which will do the necessary native
calls to bring up the custom print dialog for the output device.
We can then obtain the settings and make the appropriate page
size adjustments in creating our xps content.
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The contents of this folder will contain both winrt and gsview projects
which are shared in a common visual studio 2013 solution.
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