renamed Plugin(PrincipalStresses) into Plugin(Eigenvectors) + provide the
option to disable the scaling by the associated eigenvalues

typo

fix div. by zero

Don't call EigSort automatically in EigSolve, as it could screw up the
ordering of complex eigenvectors

msg

make the EigSolve interface allow for the solution of eigenvalue problems
of arbitrary size (instead of limiting to 3x3)

new plugin to compute the principal values of a tensor field

- Moved all the Raise[][] stuff out of the drawing routines, and into
  Graphics/Post.cpp

- New 'generalized raise' mode (can use arbitrary expressions, possibly
  with external data sources, to raise/offset views dynamically). Original
  patch by Nicolas Tardieu. Merci Nico!

- moved the AdaptiveView stuff in its own header file

- fixed small bug in IsoSimplex (when Raise != 0)

- fixed small memory leak in Plugin/Extract (when one or more
  expressions are invalid)

fix help string

- fixed CTX.post.list error in new plugins

- cleanup integrateLevelsetPositive in Integrate.cpp

- re-indent

- Added a bunch of colormaps from:

  Color Theory and Modeling for
  Computer Graphics, Visualization,
  and Multimedia Applications

  Haim Levkowitz
  University of Massachusetts Lowell
  Lowell, Massachusetts, USA

- Increased max size of colormap to 1024

- Small cleanup in parser+plugin

This patch fixes an old design flaw in the post-processing module,
namely that we used a list of Post_View objects instead of a list of
pointers to Post_View objects in CTX.post.list.

This had many annoying consequences, in particular the fact that we
needed to be extra careful every time the list was reallocated (as
pointers to the list elements would become invalid).

I tried very hard to change the code everywhere it should be changed,
but I might have missed something. Please let me know if you see
anything suspicious (like a crash when you duplicate/remove/combine/...
post-processing views).

fixed FPE in computeLevelsetPositive when SUMABS=0 (still not sure what
this stuff is useful for, though :-))

use homogenous coordinates so that we can apply translations, too.

older versions of g++ don't like static members in inline fcts...

- First draft (pretty much untested!) of new "Integrate" plugin to
  * integrate scalar fields over all the elements in a view
  * integrate the circulation of vector fields along line elements
  * integrate the flux of vector fields across surface elements

  Used with Plugin(DisplacementRaise) and Plugin(Evaluate) this
  permits for example to compute the area/volume of deformed
  configurations; and, with Plugin(CutPlane)+Plugin(Skin), the
  perimeter of deformed sections. Another interesting application is
  to use it on a vector field with Plugin(CutPlane), in order to
  compute fluxes across arbitrary cross-sections.

- Added "connectPoints" option to Plugin(CutParametric) so
  that we can feed its output to Plugin(Integrate)

- Added Normals and Tangents options to visualize the orientation of
  elements in post-processing views

- Added "swapOrientation" in Plugin(Transform) to change the
  orientation of the elements (in place) (+ moved the transformation
  routines from the view class into the plugin)

- fixed #defines in some of the plugin header files

- First draft (pretty much untested!) of new "Integrate" plugin to
  * integrate scalar fields over all the elements in a view
  * integrate the circulation of vector fields along line elements
  * integrate the flux of vector fields across surface elements

  Used with Plugin(DisplacementRaise) and Plugin(Evaluate) this
  permits for example to compute the area/volume of deformed
  configurations; and, with Plugin(CutPlane)+Plugin(Skin), the
  perimeter of deformed sections. Another interesting application is
  to use it on a vector field with Plugin(CutPlane), in order to
  compute fluxes across arbitrary cross-sections.

- Added "connectPoints" option to Plugin(CutParametric) so
  that we can feed its output to Plugin(Integrate)

- Added Normals and Tangents options to visualize the orientation of
  elements in post-processing views

- Added "swapOrientation" in Plugin(Transform) to change the
  orientation of the elements (in place) (+ moved the transformation
  routines from the view class into the plugin)

- fixed #defines in some of the plugin header files

fix view name

New Plugin(HarmonicToTime)

better detection of the view number

missing #ifdef HAVE_FLTK

New (very simple, but very nice IMHO) callback mechanism in plugins: a
plugin can now set the min/max/step in input fields, and draw
arbitrary stuff when the values are modified.

This makes the plugin interface MUCH nicer: the plane in CutPlane is
defined interactively (a la "Clipping planes"), the sphere in
CutSphere is visible, the min/max values in CutMap reflect the min/max
in the view, etc.

New options to enable/desable all default post-processing/solver plugins

proof of concept for unproject (e.g. to add points with the mouse)

fix gcc warning + add "cancel" button to make the dialog look like
the other ones

Say we didn't find any solver plugins if GMSHPLUGINSHOME is not defined.

This is not perfect, but it allows us to *not* display the annoying
popups for "regular" users, while still registering JF's solver plugin...

allow x,y,z in expressions

new solver options: SocketCommand and NameCommand (patch by
<C.Stott@surrey.ac.uk>)

small fixes for last commit:

- only delete view.adaptive if we really delete the view (we might want to
  use the adaptive data in a duplicate view)

- add missing opt_view_global_zoom in update_view()

- don't even try to open StructuralSolver's data files if GMSHPLUGINSHOME
  is not defined

New high order interpolation.

JFR