pkgsrc, in preparation for gnome1-libs removal(*).
There was no feedback for keeping these packages after my
HEADS UP mail to pkgsrc-users a week ago.
(*) More to come before that can happen, though.
2.6.28: Apr 17 2007:
- Documentation: comment fixes (Markus Keim), xpath comments fixes too
(James Dennett)
- Bug fixes: XPath bug (William Brack), HTML parser autoclose stack usage
(Usamah Malik), various regexp bug fixes (DV and William), path conversion
on Windows (Igor Zlatkovic), htmlCtxtReset fix (Michael Day), XPath
principal node of axis bug, HTML serialization of some codepoint
(Steven Rainwater), user data propagation in XInclude (Michael Day),
standalone and XML decl detection (Michael Day), Python id ouptut
for some id, fix the big python string memory leak, URI parsing fixes
(Stéphane Bidoul and William), long comments parsing bug (William),
concurrent threads initialization (Ted Phelps), invalid char
in text XInclude (William), XPath memory leak (William), tab in
python problems (Andreas Hanke), XPath node comparison error
(Oleg Paraschenko), cleanup patch for reader (Julien Reichel),
XML Schemas attribute group (William), HTML parsing problem (William),
fix char 0x2d in regexps (William), regexp quantifier range with
min occurs of 0 (William), HTML script/style parsing (Mike Day)
- Improvement: make xmlTextReaderSetup() public
- Compilation and postability: fix a missing include problem (William),
__ss_familly on AIX again (Björn Wiberg), compilation without zlib
(Michael Day), catalog patch for Win32 (Christian Ehrlicher),
Windows CE fixes (Andreas Stricke)
- Various CVS to SVN infrastructure changes
XML::Feed is a syndication feed parser for both RSS and Atom feeds. It
also implements feed auto-discovery for finding feeds, given a URI.
The goal of XML::Feed is to provide a unified API for parsing and using
the various syndication formats. The different flavors of RSS and Atom
handle data in different ways: date handling; summaries and content;
escaping and quoting; etc. This module attempts to remove those differ-
ences by providing a wrapper around the formats and the classes imple-
menting those formats (XML::RSS and XML::Atom::Feed).
The Perl module Feed::Find implements feed auto-discovery for finding
syndication feeds, given a URI. It (currently) passes all of the
auto-discovery tests at http://diveintomark.org/tests/client/autodiscovery/.
Feed::Find will discover the following feed formats:
* RSS 0.91
* RSS 1.0
* RSS 2.0
* Atom
Changes from 0.72:
[Changes for 0.85 (JSON::Syck 0.24) - 2007-04-20]
* Strings containing both single quotes and newlines were incorrectly
quoted with backslash-escaped single quotes. This is a regression
introduced in YAML::Syck 0.84.
Reported by: Agent Zhang
[Changes for 0.84 (JSON::Syck 0.23) - 2007-04-02]
* New $YAML::Syck::SingleQuote flag: When it is set to true, Dump will
always emit quotes instead of bare strings.
Requested by: Ingo Bax
* When $JSON::Syck::SingleQuote is set to true, special characters such as
\r\n are still escaped as usual, because JavaScript allows the same form
of escaping in strings with either quotes.
Reported by: Dobrica Pavlinusic
[Changes for 0.83 (JSON::Syck 0.22) - 2007-02-05]
* Under JSON::Syck, as well as YAML::Syck when $ImplicitTyping is set to
true, integer numbers larger than an unsigned integer (>=4294967296 on
32-bit platforms) was erroneously loaded as 0.
Reported by: Markus W・rle
[Changes for 0.82 (JSON::Syck 0.21) - 2007-01-26]
* Bytestrings containing no high bit bytes are no longer dumped as "!binary".
[Changes for 0.81 (JSON::Syck 0.21) - 2007-01-26]
* Support for loading Base64-encoded "!binary" type.
* Support for dumping non-unicode bytes containing high bits as
Base64-encoded "!binary" type.
* JSON::Syck now raises an exception, instead of segfaults,
when dumping a circular structure.
[Changes for 0.80 (JSON::Syck 0.20) - 2007-01-26]
* LICENSING CHANGE: This compilation and all individual files in it
(except for the bundled libsyck code) are now under the permissive
"MIT" license. See the COPYRIGHT section in README for the new terms.
* Load("!! []") no longer segfaults due to empty tag names.
* Load("!!Foo []") now blesses into "Foo", not "Foo::\0".
* Load("!!perl/scalar 123") is now \123, not 123.
* Load("!!perl/scalar:Foo ~") is now \"Foo", not undef.
* Dump(bless(\$undef, 'Foo')) is now "!!perl/scalar:Foo ~", not "~".
* version 1.0.7 "Winter beauty" 02-10-2005
- added all languages listed by gnome-spell (Andre Klapper)
- code cleanups by (Yanko Kaneti)
- additional support for South African languages (Dwayne Bailey)
- win build fixes (Tor Lillqvist)
- added gl language (Ignacio Casal Quinteiro)
- translation updates (Takeshi Aihana, Tommi Vainikainen, Artur
Flinta, Adam Weinberger, Alessio Frusciante, Pablo Saratxaga, Adi
Attar, Steve Murphy, Pawan Chitrakar, Changwoo Ryu, Ignacio Casal
Quinteiro, Josep Puigdemont i Casamajó, Clytie Siddall, Francisco
Javier F. Serrador)
A vCard is an electronic business card.
This package is for a single vCard (person / record / set of address
information). It provides an API to editing and creating vCards,
or supplied a specific piece of the Text::vFile::asData results it
generates a vCard with that content.
You should really use Text::vCard::Addressbook as this handles
creating vCards from an existing file for you.
pkgsrc change: make SGML output optional, off per default, which saves
the heavyweight dependency on jade
other changes:
o Made it easier to include example code in the source code comment blocks.
"|[ ... ]|" can be used to delineate example code (it just gets converted
to "<informalexample><programlisting>"), and most of the text in example
code is left as it is. The only thing that is still expanded is
'#' to allow links to a symbol's documentation, e.g. '#GtkWidget'.
o Made the field widths wider for the HTML output, so it looks a bit nicer.
o Added a '--rebuild-sections' option to gtkdoc-scan to automatically rebuild
the MODULE-sections.txt file. This only works if all the header files are
organized neatly and functions don't need rearranging in the docs.
o Added a '--rebuild-types' option to gtkdoc-scan to automatically rebuild
the MODULE.types file, so you don't need to add new types manually.
o Leave CDATA sections as they are, in the extra XML content files and within
source code comment blocks.
o Allow the section id and #include's to be set within the "SECTION:" comment
block, using "@Section_ID:xxx" and "@Include:".
o Added "--default-includes" option to specify the default #include's (for
people who are using --rebuild-sections and so can't specify it in
MODULE-sections.txt).
o Added a '--query-child-properties' argument to help document child
properties of arbitrary GObjects (used by things like canvas widgets).
o Fixed documentation of signals of interfaces.
iso-codes 1.0
-------------
Tobias Toedter <t.toedter@gmx.net>
Mon, 4 Dec 2006
[ ISO-3166 translations ]
* Bulgarian (bg.po) updated by Damyan Ivanov. Closes: #396368
* Bosnian (bs.po) updated by Safir Šećerović. Closes: #396395
* Portuguese (pt.po) updated by Miguel Figueiredo. Closes: #399233
* Norwegian Nynorsk (nn.po) updated by Håvard Korsvoll. Closes: #401343
* Malayalam (ml.po) added by Praveen. Closes: #401438
[Alastair McKinstry]
* New major version number. The XML Schema is now considered stable
(has not changed in over 1 year) and v1.0 is now released.
Note that this is identical to 0.5*; only the version number has changed.
[ Tobias Toedter ]
* Fix typo for GB-SOM in iso_3166_2.xml and update all .po files.
Thanks to Freek de Kruijf for the bug report.
The package was created by Hiramatsu Yoshifumi, with some very small changes
by me:
- different wording in COMMENT
- BUILD_DEPENDS instead of DEPENDS. The required version of
p5-ExtUtils-CBuilder is not specified in Build.PL, so I left it that way.
- Added USE_LANGUAGES.
=====================================
This Perl module is an Encode::Encoding subclass that uses
Encode::Detect::Detector to determine the charset of the input data
and then decodes it using the encoder of the detected charset.
It is similar to Encode::Guess, but does not require the configuration
of a set of expected encodings. Like Encode::Guess, it only supports
decoding--it cannot encode.
