window is destroyed (it is not enough i guess...)
  * utils/var_text.cpp: unregister the observer to the Stream variable
    in the destructor ! (fix a crash when changing skin)

  * x11_window.cpp: use XSetTransientForHint() to associate the windows
  to the "parent" window -> single window in the task bar

   text is updated (avoid many crashes)

  already been played (check the i_nb_played variable)
  * item.c: initialize i_nb_played to 0

  skins are not reentrant (at least with x11). Put commands in the queue
  instead.
  * commands/cmd_vars: commands to change variables
  * controls/ctrl_list.cpp: automatic scroll when the stream changes
  * src/bitmap.cpp: removed the scandinavian characters from the
    text font, they don't belong to ASCII (caused a stack corruption)

  (it helps a lot with wma).

   some methods.

   leading to invalid memory reads)

    - created a bool variable "playlist.isRandom" and 2 commands
    "playlist.setRandom(true)" and "playlist.setRandom(false)"
    - known bug: the playlist doesn't scroll automatically when the
    stream changes

 (text subs with mpg aren't working anymore unless using ps2)

Special thanks to Groniche and Google.

 * input: fixed "position" value as soon as possible after a see, this
way the intf doesn't show strange seek bar behavour.

introduced bugs).

* modules/gui/wxwindows/video.cpp: implement vout_ControlWindow().
* modules/video_output/directx/events.c, modules/video_output/x11/xcommon.c:
  + call vout_ControlWindow() when resizing in embedded mode.
  + implemented a VOUT_REPARENT/CLOSE mode in Control() so the interface can signal that it closes its video window.

 * mpgv: demux -> demux2.

demux2, and will be decreased as soon as demux -> demux2 is finished).

 implemented _only_ when it has a high precision.

implemented _only_ when it has a high precision.

worst until we completly switch to demux2...)

   If you change the layout all anchorings are lost, except for anchors that
   are in the same position in the old and the new layouts.
   Adding more 'persistent' anchorings should not be very difficult.