4.2.0:
Features added
* SelectElement.value returns more standard-compliant and browser-like defaults for non-multi-selects. If no option is selected, the value of the first option is returned (instead of None). If multiple options are selected, the value of the last one is returned (instead of that of the first one). If no options are present (not standard-compliant) SelectElement.value still returns None.
* The HTMLParser() now supports the huge_tree option. Patch by stranac.
Bugs fixed
* Some XSLT messages were not captured by the transform error log.
* Crash at shutdown after an interrupted iterparse run with XMLSchema validation.
2.2.0 / 2017-12-14
* JRuby Support, thanks to @mach-kernel (#168)
* Add support to reset trained classifiers to their initial state (#143)
* Classifier evaluation and validation (#142)
* Abbility to add custom stopwords at classifier initialization (#129)
* Don't train/untrain the Bayesian classifier with empty word hashes (#132)
* Enable auto categorization if no initial categories (#128)
* Bayes integration test of Memory and Redis backends with real data (#92)
* Memory and Redis backend support (#84)
Minor Enhancements
* improved turkish stopwords (#159)
* Set Redis keys only if they don't exist (#156)
* Require bayes_redis_backend (#157)
* Validation documentation improvements (#150)
* Updated Dokcer image to Ruby 2.4 (#149)
* Classifier validation user documenation (#145)
* Fixed persistance for BayesMemoryBackend (#147)
* Fixed error on requiring 'classifier-reborn' without using Redis (#146)
* Removed magic train untrain methods from docs, (#141)
* Links corrected to point to the new domain (#139)
* Minor docs improvements (#138)
* Return the status of the training/untraining when run (#137)
* Refactoring of backend tests to move duplicate login in the common file (#134)
* Deal with Infinity score in test (#133)
* README file cleaned up to point to the documentation site (#121)
* Added and corrected RDoc for ceratin classes and methods (#122)
* Added favicon link and forced display (#120)
* Updated the truncated LICENSE file (#116)
* Docs visual improvement and refactoring (#119)
* Fixed relative URL issue on nav links and added benchmark data (#118)
* Added custom layout with navigation (#117)
* Created a static site for documentation (#115)
* Removed redis gem from Dockerfile as it is added in gemspec (#113)
* Speed up Docker image rebilding (#112)
* Improved Docker based development documentation (#106)
* Benchmark refactoring, improving efficiency, enhanced reporting (#107)
* Add Vietnamese stopwords (#110)
* Added stop words for Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Hindi, and Russian (#105)
* Dockerfile and documentation (#104)
* Remove hard dep on Redis and update bin (#96)
* Documented Redis backend performance (#103)
* Rename Bayes memory test class (#102)
* Added Bayes backend benchmarks (#98)
* Disabled Redis disc persistence and refactored integration test (#97)
* Removed useless intermediate variables (#90)
We use INFINITY which is available on C99 and later, so be explicit
that we compile C99 code.
Also tested as compiling fine on netbsd-current.
Fixes PR pkg/53098
Use pkgsrc ocaml-csv instead of severely outdated included copy.
Note: there's a new(er) upstream version, from 2008 instead of 2006,
but I'm having problems building it. If anyone uses this and is
interested in the update, let me know.
There is a cgo file in here that specifies -funroll-loops (fun!). Since
Go 1.9.4, only C compiler flags on a whitelist are allowed, and of course
that flag is not on it.
kramdown 1.16.1 2017/11/28
Hot on the heels of 1.16.0 this bug fix release fixes problems with the new
GFM task list implementation, so upgrading is recommended!
Changes
* 1 bug fix:
o Fix the GFM task list implementation (fixes#476, reported by Brandon
Zarrella)
kramdown 1.16.0 2017/11/27
This release brings, amongst other things, support for setting default options
for the kramdown binary via a configuration file, two new options
(`typographic_symbols' and `footnote_backlink_inline') and the new
server-side math engine SsKaTeX which doesn't need the whole NodeJS stack to
work properly.
Please also note that the MathjaxNode math engine now relies on the
mathjax-node-cli package instead of the mathjax-node package to work
correctly. Make sure you update your NodeJS installation accordingly.
Thanks to all the contributors and supporters that made this release possible!
Changes
* 8 minor change:
o The kramdown binary now supports specifying default options via
configuration file (fixes#453 requested by Kyle Barbour)
o New GFM quirk `no_auto_typographic' for disabling typographic conversions
(fixes#459 via pull request #462, both by Kirill Kolyshkin)
o The MathjaxNode math engine now needs the package mathjax-node-cli to
work. New math engine SsKaTeX for server-side rendering via KaTeX (patch
#455 by Christian Cornelssen)
o When using the Rouge syntax highlighter, the formatter option can now be a
String (patch #448 by Alpha Chen)
o New option `typographic_symbols' to control how typographic symbols are
output by the HTML and LaTeX converters (fixes#472 requested by Kyle
Barbour)
o New option `footnote_backlink_inline' to allow placing the footnote
backlink into the last, possibly nested paragraph or header instead of
creating a new paragraph (fixes#454 requested by Kyle Barbour)
o The GFM parser now supports task lists (fixes#172 and #346, patch #442 by
Andrew)
* 4 bug fixes:
o Line breaks in a special situation were not respected (fixes#461,
reported by Buo-Ren Lin)
o Fix the RemoveHtmlTags converter to also process footnote content (patch
#458 by Maximilian Scherr)
o Fix bug in paragraph parsing when the `html_to_native' option is used
(fixes#466, reported by eddibravo)
o Fix bug in kramdown converter when an image without a `src' attribute is
encountered (patch #470 by Uwe Kubosch)
Erubi is a ERB template engine for ruby. It is a simplified fork of Erubis,
using the same basic algorithm, with the following differences:
* Handles postfix conditionals when using escaping
(e.g. <tt><%= foo if bar %></tt>)
* Supports frozen_string_literal: true in templates via :freeze option
* Works with ruby's --enable-frozen-string-literal option
* Automatically freezes strings for template text when ruby optimizes it (on
ruby 2.1+)
* Escapes ' (apostrophe) when escaping for better XSS protection
* Has 6x faster escaping on ruby 2.3+ by using cgi/escape
* Has 86% smaller memory footprint
* Does no monkey patching (Erubis adds a method to Kernel)
* Uses an immutable design (all options passed to the constructor, which
returns a frozen object)
* Has simpler internals (1 file, <150 lines of code)
* Has an open development model (Erubis doesn't have a public source control
repository or bug tracker)
* Is not dead (Erubis hasn't been updated since 2011)
It is not designed with Erubis API compatibility in mind, though most Erubis
ERB syntax works, with the following exceptions:
* No support for <tt><%===</tt> for debug output
xxdiff comes with a bunch of wrapper Python scripts that invoke xxdiff in
creative ways. All this code is now distributed with xxdiff, in an xxdiff
Python package, which you can leverage to build your own file transformation
scripts around xxdiff. [from author http://furius.ca/xxdiff/#id10]
Release Notes - Xerces-C++ - Version 3.2.1
** Bug
* [XERCESC-2114] - Link failure with Xalan-C
* [XERCESC-2119] - warning C4251: 'xercesc_3_2::TranscodeToStr::fString': class 'xercesc_3_2::ArrayJanitor<XMLByte>' needs to have dll-interface to be used by clients of class 'xercesc_3_2::TranscodeToStr'
* [XERCESC-2121] - xercesc-3.2.0 fails to configure with cmake, gnuiconv on Solaris.
* [XERCESC-2122] - CMake: wrong substitutions in pkg-config file
* [XERCESC-2123] - Tests sometimes fail when run in parallel, due to race conditions
* [XERCESC-2124] - Typo in XMLUni::fgDOMDisallowDoctype XMLCh array
* [XERCESC-2125] - CMake variable for nothreads does not match generated config define
* [XERCESC-2130] - UTF16 Surrgate values 0xD800-0xDFFF can not longer be written with xerces 3.2.0 (e.g. emoticons)
* [XERCESC-2137] - CMake Build Doesn't Activate XERCES_MFC_SUPPORT
** Improvement
* [XERCESC-2132] - cmake: Add the ability to force the specific XMLCh type to use
* [XERCESC-2134] - Remove non-functional Win32MsgLoader code
* [XERCESC-2136] - Add support for versioning sources and documentation automatically
The Translate Toolkit is a set of software and documentation designed to
help make the lives of localizers both more productive and less
frustrating. The Toolkit is part of the Translate project.
The software includes programs to covert localization formats to the
common PO, and emerging XLIFF format. There are also programs to check
and manage PO and XLIFF files. Online documentation includes guides on
using the tools, running a localization project and how to localize
various projects from OpenOffice.org to Mozilla.
At its core the software contains a set of classes for handling various
localization storage formats: DTD, properties, OpenOffice.org GSI/SDF,
CSV, MO, Qt .ts, TMX, TBX, WordFast txt, Gettext .mo, Windows RC, and of
course PO and XLIFF. It also provides scripts to convert between these
formats.
Also part of the Toolkit are Python programs to create word counts, merge
translations and perform various checks on translation files.
2.2.3a:
2.2.3 has a configuration glitch (not properly testing for the
existance of S_ISSOCK, et seq) which 2.2.3a corrects. I also pulled
the plug on the single use of `alloca()` in `theme.c` (Windows MinGW
doesn't support it properly(?) and in this one case I'm better off
just `malloc()`ing the offending thing and letting it be garbage
collected when the program finishes.)
2.2.3:
I turn around and blink, and suddenly 13 months have done by while
I slowly tested various beta versions of 2.2.3, and now it's 2018
and a small collection of cosmetic, portability, and build tweaks,
plus some and actually bad bugs have been cleaned up:
1. Have `tools/branch` be a no-op if there's no git
that I can use to check for my SCCS status.
2. Add user-contributed cmake support
3. check for non-null T(link) in the safelink function; rename
paranoia.t to safelink.t, add a couple more tests for safelinks
4. tweak the safelink detection code to allow more types of url fragments
5. when finding the installer, check that -s works (doesn't work on Minix 3?)
6. Correct makepage & theme to use the new set_flag() return scheme
(0==success, !0==pointer to bogus flag)
7. if an unknown flag was in the middle of a comma-delimited flag string
(like -flatex,bogus,footnote), the markdown program would incorrectly
report the first flag as unknown (because set_flag returned 0 on
error, 1 on success and the strtok() of the flag string had already
replaced the commas up to that point with nulls.)
Change it so that set_flag returns null on successful processing and
a pointer to the offending flag on an unknown one.
8. Tweak the install rule to install a GNU-style .pc file iff
@MK_PKGCONFIG@ is not defined as #
9. Hand-resolve a conflict in the msvc Makefile
10. Add in paranoid list splitting [EXPLICITLIST] (the default behavior
many many versions ago before I realized it wasn't the standard)
(and take the last of the 32-bit flag mask for it) between adjacent
ordered and unordered lists.
11. Create a utility function [`notspecial()`] for theme & mkd2html --
check a filename to see if it's a special file that doesn't need to
be deleted or to have a .html suffix added to it. It only works on
machines that have a stat() system call + the S_ISFIFO, S_ISCHR, and
S_ISSOCK macros, otherwise it thinks that nothing is special.
12. Add a README for the utilities in the tools subdirectory
13. Add the git branch name into the version string if we're not on the
master branch.
14. Add support for NMAKE and Visual C++ toolset.
(courtesy of Martin Hofmann (tin-pot) fork of Discount).
15. Add a 'dirty' flag to the Document structure & set it whenever a
callback changes (github issue #136) so that the next mkd_compile
will regenerate the document.
16. Tweak superscript handling to be able to superscript something wrapped in html
17. Tweak the `show_flags()` function so that if it's called verbosely
it will show synonyms for named flags. (Calling it verbosely is
done by the `V` option, which is overloaded for verbosity when
listing flags.)
18. Process html blocks in compile (as well as in compile_document();
`compile_document()` needs to handle `<style>` blocks and
`compile()` needs to handle html blocks that are nested inside
blockquotes, tables, lists, &tc.
19. Add --h1-title as an option to configure.sh; this enables code that uses
the first h1 in a document as the document title (in mkd2html & theme)
20. add `gethopt()` -- a q&d getopt clone that
accepts both full-word & single character options -- instead of doing
kludgy bespoke argument parsing in mkd2html & theme.
2.2.2:
A few months worth of bugfixes, mainly for annoying bugs but one
for a serious one:
* In `mkd_line()` I was doing a sneaky hack to take the rendered text
out of the MMIOT it was in which was fine if I was building discount
w/o `--with-amalloc`, but horribly wrong `--with-amalloc`; the return
from `mkd_line()` is a freeable string, so my sneak (I was pulling
the contents of the rendered string out, then zeroing the pointers
in the MMIOT; if amalloc was active, the rendered string was in the
middle of a allocated block which could not be freed (and would cause
core dumps on some systems. Kludges _always_ come back to bite you
in the ass)) was terribly terribly wrong.
* Redo toc anchor generation to reduce namespace collisions (by encoding
out of namespace characters to -XX- hex sequences (except space, which
encodes to just -) in html4, %XX in html5 (formerly urlencodedanchor)).
* Add html5anchor as a synonym for urlencodedanchor (urlencoded is
depreciated, but will stick around like an unwelcome guest until
the next major release) now that I'm doing html5 encoding there.
* When generating a TOC, don't anchor-encode the human-readable
contents of the links .
* "quote" "everything" "when" "I" "generate" "librarian.sh"
* Horrifying kludge to deal with destination directories with
spaces in them;
1. quote filename arguments to AC_SUB (via the __ac_quote builtin), and
2. instead of using the shell to check for sed substitute markers (if I
do `echo "$*" | sed -e 's/;/\\;/'` it collapses a layer
of backslashes needlessly. It's awful enough to do
`echo $* | sed -e 's/ /\\\\ /'`
(so sed won't eat the backslashes) but to do
`sed -e 's/ /\\\\\\\\ /'`
to keep sed + the shell from eating the backslashes is just
appalling) I generate the little C program `config.sed`, which
generates the sed pattern, escaping the `;` and NOT collapsing
backslashes.
Ugh. It's all pretty gross, but it looks like it works? At least
for discount.
* Always have `mkd_xmlpage()` generate a title element, even if it's empty
* Add `<form>` ... `</form>` to the set of known block tags
* Use `\r` instead of `^C` for the internal hard end of line marker
(which means if I don't unescape it when rendering it won't leave
`^C` poop in the output.)
* Bring the installation instructions a little closer to up to date.
* When there's either `pkg-config` on the system or if the configure
option `--pkg-config` is used, generate a pkgconfig `.pc` file.
2.2.1:
A few months of small bugfixes, a few tweaks, and some more conversion of
static flags to runtime ones.
* Update the muñoz test case for a text fragment with an 0xff
* Kludge `peek()` and `poke()` to not sign extend on machines with
signed chars, so a 0xff character will not sign extend and
become an EOF. This breaks a test in muñoz.t (which
tripped the 0xff becomes EOF bug) so that
test needed to be rewritten.
* Have `configure.sh` not do the `WinDef.h` short circuit
* include `"config.h"` to pick up the definition of `DWORD/WORD/BYTE`
(windows support) & add a new label field for better TOC
label generation
* Wasn't updating `config.sub` with {scalar_type}->{scalar_type} on
windows machines.
* Tweak `mkd_xmlpage()` so that it only uses the published interface.
* Eat one of the two remaining flag bits (`flag_t` structure
-- or 64-bit int, which isn't portable to old Unices -- here we
come!) to make LaTeX support a runtime flag.
* Add some missing dependencies to the makefile
* In makepage, I was using the wrong argument for the file to make
a page from. needed to check for `argc > 0` & `argv[0]` (after
shifting argc/argv by optind) but was checking `argc > 1` &
`argv[1]`, which was something less than useful.
* Strip out `--enable-all-features` from `configure.sh`
(obsolete now after the mass conversion of features from
compile-time to run-time.)
* Add `config.h` to the includes for amalloc (for the if `#define`
to make clang stfu)
2.2.0:
Many **MANY** tweaks over the last year, including...
* mathjax support (--with-latex -- changed to the runtime flag
`MKD_LATEX` in [2.2.1](#v2.2.1)) (`$$..$$`, `\(..\)`, and `\[..\]`,
not `$..$`))
* make the `amalloc()` paranoia malloc library even more paranoid by
putting markers at the start _and_ the end of each allocated block.
* Redo comment block handling; standard markdown only treats comments as
block html if the start comment marker starts at the beginning of a line
and the end comment marker is at the end of a line.
* clean up broken and insufficiently paranoid parts of `configure.inc`
* When attempting to match the closing tag of an html block, don't
advance the match index unless that character actually matches.
(defect: `<p></>*` was splitting into 2 lines when it should have
generated `<p><p></>*</p>`)
* if `mkd_compile()` is called multiple times, actually recompile the
document if the flags change.
* When processing automatic links, explicitly allow extended utf-8 characters
as part of the url.
* Tweak `configure.inc` to quote `__cwd` & `__d` so that a `$__cwd` with
spaces in the path won't make `configure.sh` (or `make install`) puke
* messed up the `fwrite()` error check in `mkd_generatehtml()`,
* return EOF instead of -1 on error in `mkd_xhtmlpage()`,
* if the mkd output fails, exit with nonzero status
* Handle error conditions and pass errorcodes out of various
`mkd_xxx()` output functions (inspired by a patch written by
Koen Punt)
* in `mkd_document()` don't pad the generated html with a 0 unless it's
actually generated.
* If the C compiler generates .dSYM directories, get rid of them during
distclean
* Change the `configure.sh` message for the `--with-`(foo) variables to
reflect what it's actually doing with them.
* Theme really wants the old behavior of `--with-`(foo), so pass those
settings into theme in a #define
* Have `configure.sh` just state that an option is not supported instead
of dying.
* Convert many configure-time settings to runtime flags
* Manpage editing by Nathan Phillip Brink
* Update plan9 support.
version 3.24: Tue 6 Mar 08:12:19 CET 2018
Fixes:
- Experimental keys on scalar
rt.cpan.org#124688 [Slaven Rezic]
Improvements:
- add missing example wsdl
version 3.23: Sun Mar 4 23:45:09 CET 2018
Fixes:
- add 'Host' to the header.
Improvements:
- rpc style header with type part [Lars Thegler]
- typo in doc rt.cpan.org#124462 [Andy Scheller]
- ::Server::compileFilter() could not handle RPCs with empty bodies,
but was broken much more serious anyway [Abeltje]
- convert to GIT, publish via GitHub
version 1.60: Sun Mar 4 22:53:03 CET 2018
Fixes:
- accept non-ascii word characters in NCName type [Aleksei Y Ananev]
- use of facets with nested simpletypes [Aleksei Y Ananev]
Improvements:
- convert to GIT, publish on GitHub.
1.51 2018-03-04
- Add test for nested tags breakage that happened in v1.46
- Turn off strict+warnings in sections where template code is eval'ed
[github #9]
1.6.0:
Changed
Dropped support for python 2.6 and 3.3
An invalid signature now raises an InvalidSignatureError instead of DecodeError
Fixed
Fix over-eager fallback to stdin
Added
Audience parameter now supports iterables
1.0.1
Breaking changes:
* Drop support for Python 2.6.
* Remove utils/spider.py
Features:
* Improve documentation.
* Add iframe seamless boolean attribute.
* Add itemscope as a boolean attribute.
* Support Python 3.6.
* Add CI support for Windows using AppVeyor.
* Improve testing and CI and add code coverage
* Semver-compliant version number.
Bug fixes:
* Add support for setuptools < 18.5 to support environment markers.
* Add explicit dependency for six >= 1.9.
* Fix regexes to work with Python 3.7 regex adjustments.
* Fix alphabeticalattributes filter namespace bug.
* Include license file in generated wheel package.
* Fix annotation-xml typo.
* Allow uppercase hex chararcters in CSS colour check.
Release 1.7.1:
Deprecated
4623: sphinx.build_main() is deprecated. Use sphinx.cmd.build.build_main() instead.
autosummary: The interface of sphinx.ext.autosummary.get_documenter() has been changed (Since 1.7.0)
4664: sphinx.ext.intersphinx.debug() is deprecated. Use sphinx.ext.intersphinx.inspect_main() instead.
Bugs fixed
4608: epub: Invalid meta tag is generated
4260: autodoc: keyword only argument separator is not disappeared if it is appeared at top of the argument list
4622: epub: epub_scheme does not effect to content.opf
4627: graphviz: Fit graphviz images to page
4617: quickstart: PROJECT_DIR argument is required
4623: sphinx.build_main no longer exists in 1.7.0
4615: The argument of sphinx.build has been changed in 1.7.0
autosummary: The interface of sphinx.ext.autosummary.get_documenter() has been changed
4630: Have order on msgids in sphinx.pot deterministic
4563: autosummary: Incorrect end of line punctuation detection
4577: Enumerated sublists with explicit start with wrong number
4641: A external link in TOC cannot contain “?” with :glob: option
C++, add missing parsing of explicit casts and typeid in expression parsing.
C++, add missing parsing of this in expression parsing.
4655: Fix incomplete localization strings in Polish
4653: Fix error reporting for parameterless ImportErrors
4664: Reading objects.inv fails again
4662: any refs with term targets crash when an ambiguity is encountered
1.73 2018-02-21 21:07:59Z
- shipping 1.72 as stable, with no changes.
1.72 2017-02-12 23:17:26Z (TRIAL RELEASE)
[FIXED]
- fix compatibility with Test::Builder 0.94 in test shim
1.71 2017-02-04 05:44:07Z (TRIAL RELEASE)
[FIXED]
- Perform correct stripping of leading white space in literal/folded
text blocks (Flavio Poletti, GitHub #44, fixes RT#56045).
2018-02-07 -- 0.8.5
* Changed: The uriparser project has moved from SourceForge to GitHub:
Code + issue tracker: https://github.com/uriparser/uriparser
New website: https://uriparser.github.io/
Please update any links of yours, accordingly. Thank you!
* Fixed: Memleak in out-of-memory clean-up code
of URI normalization, related to SF.net bug #28.
Thanks to Chris Hills for the report!
* Fixed: Fix compilation of uriparse(1) on FreeBSD
Thanks to Ed Schouten for the patch!
* Fixed: Fix C90 compilation errors
Thanks to Joel Cunningham for the patches!
* Fixed: Space requirements documented for uriWindowsFilenameToUriStringA
given URI "file://server1/file1.txt" (SF.net bug #31)
Thanks to threedyd for the report!
* Fixed: Compiler warnings
Thanks to Joel Cunningham for the patches!
* Fixed: Stop exporting internal function RemoveBaseUriImpl
Thanks to Joel Cunningham for the report!
* Fixed: API documentation front page no longer empty with Doxygen 1.8.13
* Fixed: "make -C doc install" fixed for lack of .map files
* Improved: Communicate that absolutePath is always URI_FALSE for URIs
with a host in uriparse CLI tool output and Uri.h header
(GitHub #2, SF.net #30)
* Soname: 1:21:0
2015-10-12 -- 0.8.4
* Fixed: Stack overflow on parsing malformed IPv6 addresses with
more than eigtht quads. Thanks to Alexander Klink for the report!
* Soname: 1:20:0
2015-10-04 -- 0.8.3
* Fixed: uriCompareRange reported NULL pointer and range of
length zero as equal, by mistake.
Thanks to Robert Kausch and his Coverity report.
* Fixed: Use-after-free in out-of-memory code of uriMakeOwner.
Thanks to Chris Hills and his Klocwork-based report (SF.net bug #28)
* Soname: 1:19:0
2015-04-27 -- 0.8.2
* Fixed: Broken conversion from/to Windows network shares (SF.net bug #21)
Thanks to Adam Gross and Dmitry Repkin!
* Fixed: Limit uriCompareRange return values to -1/0/1 (SF.net bug #24)
As a side effect, this fixes the test suite for AArch64.
Thanks to Marcin Juszkiewicz for the patch!
* Fixed: MinGW Makefile:
LIB_DIR fixed from ../../lib leftover to ../../src (SF.net bug #27)
Thanks to Dmytro Zagashev for the report!
* Fixed: Add missing NULL checks to UriStringToFilename (SF.net bug #25)
Thanks to Jerome Custodio for the report!
* Changed: Leave inlining decisions to GCC
* Soname: 1:18:0
2014-10-20 -- 0.8.1
* Fixed: Sync URI_VER_* preprocessor defines (were at 0.7.6, SF.net bug #23)
* Fixed: Bug in internal function that may flip uriEqualsUri results around
* Added: Function uriAddBaseUriEx allowing to resolve URIs with
a scheme identical to that of the base URI to resolve against
as if the URI to resolve had no scheme specified, when flag
URI_RESOLVE_IDENTICAL_SCHEME_COMPAT is specified
(SF.net feature request #4)
* Soname: 1:17:0
2014-07-12 -- 0.8.0.1
* Fixed: ISO C90 warnings (SF.net bug #20)
* Changed: No longer ship RFC documents (to make things easier for Debian)
* Soname: 1:16:0
2013-12-20 -- 0.8.0
* Fixed: Resolution of relative URI "/" broken
Thanks to Mo McRoberts for the patch!
* Fixed: uriAddBaseUri produced uriUri objects with both host
and the absolutePath flag set (while the absolutePath flag
should only be true for URI objects without a host) when
resolving absolute URIs like "/" or "/foo/bar".
Now the absolutePath flag is set to URI_FALSE and an empty
segment is added as necessary
* Fixed: .errorCode could end up unset, previously
Thanks to Radu Hociung for the patch! (SF.net bug #16)
* Fixed: Resolve use of non-POSIX "sed -r" used when building
documentation (SF.net bug #18)
Thanks to Ryan Schmidt for reporting!
* Fixed: Build DLL with -no-undefined on Windows
Thanks to Michel Zou for the patch! (SF.net bug #19)
* Added: Command line tool "uriparse"
Thanks to Radu Hociung for coding! (SF.net feature request #3)
* Soname: 1:15:0
2013-08-24 -- 0.7.9
* Fixed: Error position ended up as NULL for some syntax errors.
Thanks to Daniel Solano Gómez for the patch! (SF.net bug #14)
* Soname: 1:14:0
2013-05-13 -- 0.7.8
* Fixed: Fix dissection of query string "q=hello&x=&y=" (SF.net bug #12)
Thanks to Marc Novakowski for reporting!
* Soname: 1:13:0
Upstream changes:
1.50 2018-02-10
*** Revert support for identical start/end delimiters (e.g.: @@foo@@, XXfooXX)
due to breakage with nested tags (see
https://github.com/mschout/perl-text-template/issues/8). Will revisit
this in a future release.
1.49 2018-02-07
- Fix failing tests in v1.48 under perl < 5.8.9
1.48 2018-02-07
- remove COPYING and Artistic files from the dist. These are replaced by
the Dist::Zilla generated LICENSE file.
- use strict/warnings (thanks Mohammad S Anwar)
- remove $VERSION checks from tests. This makes it easier to run the test
with Dist::Zilla and avoids maintenance issue of updating the tests for
each release (Thanks Andrew Ruder).
- Allow precompiled templates to work with preprocessing [#29928] (Thanks
Nik LaBelle)
- Add "strict" option to fill_in(). This adds "use strict" and "use vars
(...)" to the prepend section, and only the keys of the HASH option are
allowed in the template. (Thanks Desmond Daignault, Kivanc Yazan, CJM)
[55696]
- Fix templates with inline comments without newline after comment for perl
< 5.18 [34292]
- Don't use bareword file handles
- use three arg form of open()
- Fix BROKEN behaviour so that it returns the text accumulated so far on
undef as documented [28974]
- Source code cleanups
- Minimum perl version is now 5.8.0
- Allow start/end delimiters to be identical (e.g.: @@foo@@, XXfooXX)
(Thanks mirod) [46639]
- Fix + document the FILENAME parameter to fill_in() (Thanks VDB) [106093]
- Test suite cleanups:
+ turn on strict/warnings for all tests
+ run tests through perltidy and formatting cleanup
+ remove number prefixes from test names
+ use Test::More instead of generating TAP by hand
+ use three-arg form of open()
+ don't use indirect object syntax
+ don't use bareword file handles
+ use File::Temp to generate temporary files
The license file has only been used by this one package, therefore it was
safe to replace the text with the current license text, as taken from
README.md.
Upstream changelog (from CHANGELOG.md):
# 1.8.2 / 2018-01-29
## Security Notes
[MRI] The update of vendored libxml2 from 2.9.5 to 2.9.7 addresses at least one published vulnerability, CVE-2017-15412. [#1714 has complete details]
## Dependencies
* [MRI] libxml2 is updated from 2.9.5 to 2.9.7
* [MRI] libxslt is updated from 1.1.30 to 1.1.32
## Features
* [MRI] OpenBSD installation should be a bit easier now. [#1685] (Thanks, @jeremyevans!)
* [MRI] Cross-built Windows gems now support Ruby 2.5
## Bug fixes
* Node#serialize once again returns UTF-8-encoded strings. [#1659]
* [JRuby] made SAX parsing of characters consistent with C implementation [#1676] (Thanks, @andrew-aladev!)
* [MRI] Predefined entities, when inspected, no longer cause a segfault. [#1238]
The comparison takes a constant amount of time, no matter whether the
strings are equal, or even the same, or different. This one sentence had
been added to DESCR out of nowhere.
html-sanitizer is a whitelist-based and very opinionated HTML sanitizer
that can be used both for untrusted and trusted sources. It attempts to
clean up the mess made by various rich text editors and or copy-pasting
to make styling of webpages simpler and more consistent. It builds on the
excellent HTML cleaner in lxml to make the result both valid and safe.
It goes further than pure tag filtering by transforming the HTML
fragments to normalize formatting and drop redundant or pointless tags.
2.5.0:
Minor changes
Correct definition for Connection Shapes.
2.5.0-b2:
Bugfixes
TableStyleInfo has no required attributes
Cannot read files with 3D drawings
Incorrect version check in installer
Cell merging uses transposed parameters
ExtLst missing keyword for PivotFields
Inf causes problems for Excel
Cannot load table styles with custom names
Major Changes
You can now insert and delete rows and columns in worksheets
Minor Changes
pip now handles which Python versions can be used.
2.5.0-b1:
Bugfixes
Explicitly support for multiple cell ranges in conditonal formatting
Non-contiguous cell ranges in validators get merged
Empty data validators create invalid Excel files
Large validation ranges use lots of memory
Unicode in chart axes not handled correctly in Python 2
ScatterCharts have defective axes
Charts with empty numVal elements cannot be read
Scaling options from existing files ignored
Charts with PivotSource cannot be read
Cannot read gradient fills
Quotes in number formats could be treated as datetimes
A fast JSON parser and generator optimized for statistical data and
the web. Started out as a fork of 'RJSONIO', but has been completely
rewritten in recent versions. The package offers flexible, robust,
high performance tools for working with JSON in R and is particularly
powerful for building pipelines and interacting with a web API. The
implementation is based on the mapping described in the vignette
(Ooms, 2014). In addition to converting JSON data from/to R objects,
'jsonlite' contains functions to stream, validate, and prettify JSON
data. The unit tests included with the package verify that all edge
cases are encoded and decoded consistently for use with dynamic data
in systems and applications.
- audacity: GCC 6 wants std namespace, found via <cmath>.
- smpeg2: don't initialise unsigned with "0-1".
- libclucene/strigi: match GCC 6 (and 7, and 8, and 9.)
-march=native yields an error in some configurations.
doxygen is not a dependency, so if the user has it and it's detected,
we have plist mismatches.
PKGREVISION++
Notable changes:
- str_match_all() now returns NA if an optional group doesn't match
(previously it returned ""). This is more consistent with
str_match() and other match failures.
- In str_replace(), replacement can now be a function that is called
once for each match and who's return value is used to replace the
match.
- New str_which() mimics grep().
- A new vignette (vignette("regular-expressions")) describes the
details of the regular expressions supported by stringr. The main
vignette (vignette("stringr")) has been updated to give a high-level
overview of the package.
Notable changes since 1.1.2:
- `omit_na=TRUE` in `stri_sub<-` now ignores missing values in any of
the arguments provided.
- Add support for custom rule-based break iteration, see
`?stri_opts_brkiter`.
Release 1.6.7:
Bugs fixed
----------
* 1922: html search: Upper characters problem in French
* 4412: Updated jQuery version from 3.1.0 to 3.2.1
* 4438: math: math with labels with whitespace cause html error
* 2437: make full reference for classes, aliased with "alias of"
* 4434: pure numbers as link targets produce warning
* 4477: Build fails after building specific files
* 4449: apidoc: include "empty" packages that contain modules
* 3917: citation labels are tranformed to ellipsis
* 4501: graphviz: epub3 validation error caused if graph is not clickable
* 4514: graphviz: workaround for wrong map ID which graphviz generates
* 4525: autosectionlabel does not support parallel build
* 3953: Do not raise warning when there is a working intersphinx inventory
* 4487: math: ValueError is raised on parallel build. Thanks to jschueller.
* 2372: autosummary: invalid signatures are shown for type annotated functions
* 3942: html: table is not aligned to center even if :align: center
2018-01-05 unidecode 1.0.22
* Move to semantic version numbering, no longer following version
numbers from the original Perl module. This fixes an issue with
setuptools (>= 8) and others expecting major.minor.patch format.
(https://github.com/avian2/unidecode/issues/13)
* Add transliterations for currency signs U+20B0 through U+20BF
(thanks to Mike Swanson)
* Surround transliterations of vulgar fractions with spaces to avoid
incorrect combinations with adjacent numerals
(thanks to Jeffrey Gerard)
[0.28.3]
* Include GNUInstallDirs in src/CMakeLists.txt.
This fixes build problems on some cmake versions.
[0.28.2]
* Fixed regression in install dest for static library.
Due to a mistake, 0.28.1 installed libcmark.a into include/.
[0.28.1]
* --smart: open quote can never occur right after ] or ).
* Fix quadratic behavior in finalize (Vicent Marti).
* Don't use CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR to create libcmark.pc.
This wasn't getting set in processing libcmark.pc.in, and we
were getting the wrong entry in libcmark.pc.
The new approach sets an internal libdir variable to
lib${LIB_SUFFIX}. This variable is used both to set the
install destination and in the libcmark.pc.in template.
* Update README.md, replace make astyle with make format
Version 1.1.28
- Include Makefile in package generated for hex
Version 1.1.27
- Freeze dependencies in mix.lock file to be more friendly with hex.pm
- Fix ambiguous Elixir syntax in mix.exs
New feature of version 6.7.0
NEW: hexadecimal codepoint \uHHHH
NEW: add ONIG_SYNTAX_ONIGURUMA (== ONIG_SYNTAX_DEFAULT)
Disabled \N and \O on ONIG_SYNTAX_RUBY
Reduced object size
New feature of version 6.6.1
Fix definition of \X
New feature of version 6.6.0
NEW: ASCII only mode options for character type/property (?WDSP)
NEW: Extended Grapheme Cluster boundary \y, \Y (*original)
NEW: Extended Grapheme Cluster \X
Range-clear (Absent-clear) operator restores previous range in backtrack.
New feature of version 6.5.0
NEW: \K (keep)
NEW: \R (general newline) \N (no newline)
NEW: \O (true anychar)
NEW: if-then-else syntax (?(...)...|...)
NEW: Backreference validity checker (?(xxx)) (*original)
NEW: Absent repeater (?~absent)
NEW: Absent expression (?~|absent|expr) (*original)
NEW: Absent stopper (?~|absent) (*original)
New feature of version 6.4.0
Fix fatal problem of endless repeat on Windows
NEW: call zero (call the total regexp) \g<0>
NEW: relative backref/call by positive number \k<+n>, \g<+n>
New feature of version 6.3.0
NEW: octal codepoint \o{.....}
New feature of version 6.1.2
allow word bound, word begin and word end in look-behind.
NEW option: ONIG_OPTION_CHECK_VALIDITY_OF_STRING
New feature of version 6.1
improved doc/RE
NEW API: onig_scan()
New feature of version 6.0
Update Unicode 8.0 Property/Case-folding
NEW API: onig_unicode_define_user_property()
GTK-Doc 1.27 (Dec 07 2017)
==============
Finetune the python port.
Changes
o 773879 : scangobj: Do not generate unused parameters
o 786174 : Several test failures on Arch Linux
o 787495 : gtkdoc-fixxref crashes when running vim for syntax highlighting
o 787768 : Aborts when glib2.0-dev is not installed
o 787862 : Always open files in text mode and always use utf-8
o 788473 : fixxref crashes if a .devhelp2.gz file is found
o 789531 : Don't depend on the system shell
o 790022 : mkdb: Add support for (not optional) annotation
o 791131 : gtk-doc and python3: fixxref failures
New in 0.9.8:
* The data tables and line breaking algorithm have been updated to Unicode
version 9.0.0.
* In the include file unigbrk.h, the function uc_grapheme_breaks has
been added to accommodate the new UAX#29 rules involving 3 or more
consecutive characters.
Release 1.6.6:
Features added
* autodoc: Sort dictionary keys when possible
* VerbatimHighlightColor is a new
:ref:LaTeX 'sphinxsetup' <latexsphinxsetup> key
* Easier customizability of LaTeX macros involved in rendering of code-blocks
* Show traceback if conf.py raises an exception
* Add :confval:smartquotes to disable smart quotes through conf.py
* Add :confval:smartquotes_action and :confval:smartquotes_excludes
Bugs fixed
* sphinx-apidoc: Don't generate references to non-existing files in TOC
* latex: reST label between paragraphs loses paragraph break
* html: Apply fixFirefoxAnchorBug only under Firefox
* napoleon depends on autodoc, but users need to load it manually
* automodule fails to document a class attribute
* C++: properly link class reference to class from inside constructor
* PDF build broken by Unicode U+2116 NUMERO SIGN character
* PDF output: Pygments error highlighting increases line spacing in code blocks
* Support :emphasize-lines: in PDF output
* Sphinx crashes with pickling error when run with multiple processes and
remote image
* Respect the quiet flag in sphinx-quickstart
* Race conditions when creating output directory
* For PDF 'howto' documents, latex_toplevel_sectioning='part' generates
\chapter commands
* Two todolist directives break sphinx-1.6.5
* Fix links to external option docs with intersphinx
* Private members not documented without :undoc-members:
The actual fix as been done by "pkglint -F */*/buildlink3.mk", and was
reviewed manually.
There are some .include lines that still are indented with zero spaces
although the surrounding .if is indented. This is existing practice.
Released version 2.6.11 (a bug-fix release).
Added a new BACKLINK-TITLE option to the footnote extension so that non-English users can provide a custom title to back links.
- Simplify pretty printer generation
- Generate get_els/1 and set_els/2
- The pretty printer should traverse elements recursively
- Extra test for too big input
Unsorted entries in PLIST files have generated a pkglint warning for at
least 12 years. Somewhat more recently, pkglint has learned to sort
PLIST files automatically. Since pkglint 5.4.23, the sorting is only
done in obvious, simple cases. These have been applied by running:
pkglint -Cnone,PLIST -Wnone,plist-sort -r -F
Version 1.0.3
* Fix artifact uploads to pypi
Version 1.0.2
* Drop support for Python 2.6 and Python 3.3.
* Fix deprecation warning in Python 3.6.
* Minor cleanups.
version 1.59: Thu 28 Dec 11:29:27 CET 2017
Improvements:
- remove json regression tests from t/ into xt/, because those
modules keep on breaking... [cpantesters]
podlators 4.10 (2017-12-25)
[Pod::Man] Change man page references and function names to bold
instead of italic, following the current Linux man page standard. The
previous formatting was taken from Solaris, and it seems safe to say
that the Linux man page formatting conventions are now much more
widely followed than Solaris's. Patch from Guillem Jover.
[Pod::Man] Revert the .IX handling code to the earlier version from
Bjarni Ingi Gislason but add the trailing backslashes that should
hopefully avoid blank page issues on HP-UX. This fixes a warning
regression when man is run with warnings enabled. (Debian Bug#847972)
[Pod::Man] Wrap the output file descriptor in a glob before passing it
to PerlIO::get_layers so that the layer check works properly.
Previously, this code would throw a warning if given a scalar not
wrapped in a glob and not detect layers properly. Patch from Zefram.
(#122521)
Produce a proper diagnostic when given empty input on standard input
with no other arguments to pod2man or pod2text. Reported by Guillem
Jover.
