Problems found locating distfiles:
Package cabocha: missing distfile cabocha-0.68.tar.bz2
Package convertlit: missing distfile clit18src.zip
Package php-enchant: missing distfile php-enchant/enchant-1.1.0.tgz
Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on
the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). All existing
SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.
Patch provided by Derouiche in PR pkg/50404.
Changes:
o version 2.1.8a When I put in the patch to ..
# Change the mail demangler to a debian-specific 'always mangle
one way' hack. (enabled with the configure.sh option
--debian-glitch)
I messed up the format string and made the mangled email address
into a fixed bogus string. Sigh. Fixed (thanks to a patch from
Alessandro Ghedini), updated (and I really have to expand the
runtime configuration flags array to be long enough to fit 64
settings, but that?s a fix for a different day) and released.
o version 2.1.8 After a year or so of letting the code sit and slowly
accumulate fixes, a new version which fixes a wad of bugs and adds
a few new features. Some of this code is front other people, and
those changes will be marked with their names:
# FINALLY address the bug where markdown extra-style footnotes
lose numbering when they show up in nested element; I was not
carrying the m-e reference# inside the footnotes structure, but
was instead carrying it in the parent structure and not
updating it. So I changed the footnotes structure to include
the reference + the list of footnotes, which made the
misnumbering go away on my tests.
# Fix makefile distclean to cleanup all the generated files and
corrected the names of the installed sample program man pages
to end in .1 (Mark Pizzolato mark@infocomm.com)
# Change the mail demangler to a debian-specific 'always mangle
one way' hack. (enabled with the configure.sh option
--debian-glitch)
# Add --with-unmangled-email compile-time flag to disable mailto:
mangling
# Allow the magic output filename -, which means send output to
stdout instead of to a file.
# Fix a bug where autolink + github flavored markdown absorbs the
^C eoln character into a link at the end of a line.
# Tweak install.samples so that the user can supply a SAMPLE_PFX
on the command line SAMPLE_PFX=discount- make install.samples
to install the sample programs with a package-specific prefix.
# Emit pages in utf-8 instead of us-ascii (simply a change to the
Content-Type meta) (Nathan Phillip Brink binki@gentoo.org)
# Patch the horrible list handler to support long numeric list
items (George Hartzell hartzell@alerce.com)
# Various bugfixes (Masayoshi Sekimura sekimura@gmail.com)
# Fix support for CFLAGS=-m32 ./configure.sh by using CFLAGS for
all build invokations of CC. (Nathan Phillip Brink
binki@gentoo.org)
# Github-style language attributes on fenced code blocks (Loren
Segal lsegal@amazon.com)
# When defining WORD & DWORD, check first for the MS Windows
WinDef.h file; if found, include it instead of defining WORD &
DWORD ourselves.
# support url-encoded anchor links with --with-urlencoded-anchor
option (Daisuke Murase typester@cpan.org)
* Fix#22 (pip package keeps upgrading all the time)
* Support PyPy
* Remove the HTTP Status 9001 test that caused unit test tracebacks
* Remove the completely-untested HTML tidy code
* Remove BeautifulSoup as a dependency
* Remove the XFN microformat parsing code
* Remove the rel_enclosure microformat parsing code
* Remove the rel_hcard microformat parsing code
* Remove the rel_tag microformat parsing code
* Replace the regex-based RFC 822 date parser with a procedural one
* Replace the Python-licensed W3DTF date parser
* Support HTML5 audio/source/video element relative URL's
* Remove the unparsed itunes_keywords key from the result dictionary
* Fix issue 321 just a little more (yet another code path was missed)
* Issue 62 (support georss and gml namespaces)
* Issue 296 (GUID's are always treated like relative URI's)
* Issue 334 (media:restriction element content is not returned)
* Issue 335 (sub-elements of media:group are not parsed and returned)
* Issue 342 (support multiple dc:creator elements)
* Issue 357 (loose parser breaks ampersands in link element URL's)
* Issue 374 (support the Podlove Simple Chapters namespace)
* Issue 380 (support media:rating element)
* Issue 384 (fix chardet support in Python 3)
* Issue 389 (elements in unknown uppercase namespaces are ignored)
* Issue 392 (tags element subverts 'tags' key in result dictionary)
* Issue 396 (Podlove Simple Chapters version 1.0 causes a KeyError)
* Issue 399 (docs call `request_headers` parameter `extra_headers`)
* Issue 401 (support additional dcterms and media namespaces elements)
* Issue 404 (support asctime datetime strings with timezone information)
* Issue 407 (decode forward slashes encoded as character entities)
* Issue 421 (delay chardet invocation as long as possible)
* Issue 422 (add return types docstrings)
* Issue 433 (update the list of allowed MathML elements and attributes)
Upstream changes:
3.49 - 2015-03-24
- added: the DTD_base option to XML::Twig new, that forces XML::Twig to look
for the DTD in a given directory
thanks to Arun lakhana for the idea
- fixed: XML::Parser 2.43 caused a failure in the tests due to a change in
its behaviour when die-ing.
- fixed: prevent PAUSE from trying to index packages that are only used
for monkey patching (to re-use XML::XPath as the XPath engine for
XML::Twig::XPath). Will also prevent UNAUTHORIZED flag on metacpan.
patch sent by Graham Knop
- fixed: RT #96009
keep_atts_order => 0 behaviour. Spotted by Dolmen
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=96009
- fixed bug RT #97461
wrong error message was returned calling parse on an invalid filehandle
Thanks to Slaven Rezic for the bug report and test case
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=97461
- fixed: RT #98801
COMPATIBILITY WARNING
inconsistency between simplify and XML::Simple for empty elements (including
elements with start and end tags but no contents)
the XML::Simple behaviour is to map them to an empty hash, not an
empty/undef scalar (depending of whether the element is a PCDATA or not)
as was the case in previous versions of the module.
This has the potential to break some existing code, but simplify should be
strictly the same as XML::Simple's XMLin
Thanks to Vangelis Katsikaros for the bug report and test case
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=98801
- Change the manpage gen date to be 'Month YEAR'
- Like "October 2015"
- Less churn in generated docs
- Replace Perl stuff in manpages with appropriate content
New features and updates
- The list of SphinxQL reserved keywords is now much, much smaller than
it used to be, and also consistent across different places in the code
and in the docs.
- IN() function now accepts string attributes (#2233). Also, filtering
string attributes by an empty value in WHERE clause now works.
- WHERE on float attributes got improved a bit: we added floatcol<>123.0
syntax, and fixed an issue with using an integer reference value asi
in floatcol=123 or floatcol!=123, see bug #2121.
- searchd --replay-flags switch (useful for binlog replay troubleshooting)
now accepts a new option 'ignore-open-errors' that lets you simply
ignore missing binlog files without deleting binlog meta info.
- Indexer now exits with code 2 in case of rotation failure.
Notable bug fixes
- unified min_prefix_len, min_infix_len behavior between RT and plain indexes
- expressions dependent on aggregation results (eg. as in SELECT MAX(id) m1,
m1+10 m2) were not computed properly in RT indexes
- LENGTH() was 2x off for 64-bit MVA attributes
- OPTIMIZE could occasionally break big RT indexess
- multi-wordforms with clashing prefixes were processed in a wrong order
- disabled and later re-enabled indexes were not picked up again by searchd
on SIGHUP
Full release notes:
http://sphinxsearch.com/docs/latest/rel2210.html
MultiMarkdown, or MMD, is a tool to help turn minimally marked-up
plain text into well formatted documents, including HTML, PDF (by
way of LaTeX), OPML, or OpenDocument (specifically, Flat OpenDocument
or '.fodt', which can in turn be converted into RTF, Microsoft
Word, or virtually any other word-processing format).
MMD is a superset of the Markdown syntax, originally created by
John Gruber. It adds multiple syntax features (tables, footnotes,
and citations, to name a few), in addition to the various output
formats listed above (Markdown only creates HTML). Additionally,
it builds in "smart" typography for various languages (proper left-
and right-sided quotes, for example).
Upstream changes:
3.003 2015-09-28T00:29:45Z
- Bump Pod::Simple prereq to fix bugs that were causing test failures.
- Use Pod::Simple's nbsp_for_S(1) by default instead of handling S<> sequences internally.
This means the feature can now also be disabled if desired.
- Portability improvements for non-ascii platforms.
3.002 2015-08-21T03:24:24Z
- Add attribution to changelog.
3.001 2015-08-21T03:17:57Z
- Increase Pod::Simple requirement to 3.26 for detected_encoding().
Thanks to Lee J for reporting! (gh-15).
3.000 2015-08-16T21:55:14Z
[Bug Fixes]
- Literal ampersands and left angle brackets are encoded as html entities
when necessary to avoid interpretation as html.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28496298/escape-angle-brackets-using-podmarkdown
[API Changes]
- Make accessors read/write (instead of read-only)
for consistency with Pod::Simple classes.
- Passing unknown arguments to the constructor now produces a warning
and in the future may throw an error.
- For consistency with the other html-entity changes, NBSP characters (U+00A0)
are now used literally for S<> sequences.
This also fixes a bug with code spans nested inside of S<> sequences.
[New Attributes]
- Add `html_encode_chars` attribute to allow customizing what characters
should be html entity encoded.
- Add `match_encoding` attribute to use the same encoding as the input pod
when writing to the output handle.
- Add `output_encoding` attribute to specify the desired encoding
to apply to the output handle.
[pod2markdown script]
- Add command line options corresponding to new module attributes.
- The script now defaults to UTF-8 encoding if no encoding options are specified.
Previous versions did not produce consistent output and would sometimes emit warnings.
Closes gh-14 and rt-101536.
[Documentation]
- Remove documentation for deprecated API
(parse_from_file(), parse_from_filehandle(), and as_markdown())
to further discourage use.
[New Packages]
- Added Pod::Perldoc::ToMarkdown to enable `perldoc -o Markdown ...`
Pod::Markdown maintains a backward compatible interface that is incompatible
with perldoc's `-o` so this module has been added to enable the functionality.
Thanks to Alberto Sim繭es for investigating (gh-12) and providing some code to fix it (gh-13).
Upstream changes:
2015-08-23 Marc Green <marcgreen@cpan.org>
* Release 3.31
No changes since 3.30_1.
2015-07-19 Marc Green <marcgreen@cpan.org>
* Release 3.30_1
Simplified the detection of case-insensitivity in Pod::Simple::Search.
Fixed "Use of uninitialized value $1 in lc" warning in
Pod::Simple::Search.
If @INC includes the current directory symbol, '.', the survey()
method of Pod::Simple::Search no longer excludes it from its list
of directories to search. Instead, The survey() and find() methods
now both exclude duplicate directories from @INC (RT #102344).
Moved source repository and updated links to new perl-pod GitHub
organization: https://github.com/perl-pod/pod-simple.
Improved repository links and added GitHub issue tracking link to
the distribution metadata.
Switched from File::Spec's catdir to catfile for path names, to
fix failures on VMS. Also now use Unix path semantics where
they're not required to be platform-specific. Thanks to Craig A.
Berry for the patch (RT #105511).
Improved the example use of the 'html_encode_chars()' method in
the Pod::Simple::XHTML documentation. Patch from Randy Stauner.
Changelog:
Release Overview
The features for this release include support of CLDR 28 and Unicode 8.0.
For more details, including migration issues, see below.
Common Changes
CLDR 28: For details of the many changes in CLDR, see CLDR 28.
Unicode data updated to Unicode 8.0: 41 new emoji characters, 5,771 new ideographs for Chinese/Japanese/Korean, 6 new scripts, improved character properties data, etc.
ICU data size reduced by about 7.2% (1.8MB) via sharing string values across resource bundles. [#11537]
DateIntervalFormat now handles intervals with seconds, and sets FieldPosition more consistently. [#11706, #11726]
DateFormat::createInstanceForSkeleton() caches DateFormat patterns rather than DateTimePatternGenerator instances, for better performance (for cache hits) and lower heap memory consumption. [#11780]
StringSearch (based on collation) defaults to matches on normalization boundaries rather than grapheme cluster boundaries, which yields more matches on Indic text. [#11750]
RuleBasedNumberFormat (spelled-out numbers) now handles rounding (Java only), infinity, NaN. [#11653, #11760, #8223]
Most of the old Normalizer/unorm.h had been replaced by (and reimplemented via) Normalizer2, and is now deprecated. [#7303]
COLON has been withdrawn as a date pattern character corresponding to the date field [UDAT_]TIME_SEPARATOR_FIELD; there is currently no pattern character corresponding to that field. [#11773]
Support for locale key "cf" to specify currency format style, and interaction with NumberFormat values for UNumberFormatStyle: [#11787]
For NumberFormat style UNUM_CURRENCY / CURRENCYSTYLE, the default is "standard" currency style (typically using minus sign for negative numbers), but the new locale key "cf" may be used with values "standard" or "account" to specify currency format style ("account" indicates accounting style, often using parentheses for negative numbers).
For other NumberFormat styles, the locale key "cf" is ignored (they override the locale preference):
UNUM_CURRENCY_ISO / ISOCURRENCYSTYLE
UNUM_CURRENCY_PLURAL / PLURALCURRENCYSTYLE
UNUM_CURRENCY_ACCOUNTING / ACCOUNTINGCURRENCYSTYLE
UNUM_CASH_CURRENCY / CASHCURRENCYSTYLE
A new NumberFormat style is availble to explicitly specify standard style, ignoring the the locale key "cf"
UNUM_CURRENCY_STANDARD / STANDARDCURRENCYSTYLE
ICU4C Specific Changes
C API support for CompactDecimalFormat via UNumberFormatStyle additions: UNUM_DECIMAL_COMPACT_SHORT, UNUM_DECIMAL_COMPACT_LONG [#11693]
Larger UnicodeString object stores more characters inside the object without heap allocation; the UnicodeString object size is now build-time-configurable. [#11551]
On 64-bit machines, increase from object size 40 bytes with 15 internal UChars to a new default of 64 bytes with 27 UChars.
Some C++ classes now have swap() and moveFrom() methods, and support C++11 move semantics on compilers that support them. [#10086]
UnicodeString, LocalPointer, LocalArray
DecimalFormat code refactored to fix bugs, improve maintainability, and improve performance. [#10458]
New FilteredBreakIterator suppresses certain segment boundaries. For example, it can suppress the sentence boundary in the middle of "Mr. Smith". [#11248]
The internal, shared cache has been changed from unbounded to bounded. [#11767]
For [U]BreakIterator with type UBRK_SENTENCE, the locale key "ss" can now be used with value "standard" to specify that standard sentence break suppression data should be used, or with value "none" to indicate that no break suppression data should be used (the default). [#11770]
Collator: first-time startup time improved 20% due to precalculated unsafe-backward table [#11886]
A number of memory leaks and buffer overruns have been fixed based on static code analysis, mostly in data build tools
Version 3.3.3
* Fix a memory leak instantiating a Redcarpet::Render::Base object.
Oleg Dashevskii
* Fix the StripDown renderer to handle the :highlight option.
Itay Grudev
* The StripDown renderer handles tables if the tables extension is enabled.
amnesia7
* Fix Smarty Pants to avoid fraction conversions when there are several
numbers separated with slashes (e.g. for a date).
Sam Saffron
kramdown 1.9.0 released
This release contains some minor updates and bug fixes.
Changes
* 3 minor changes:
- The Rouge syntax highlighter can now be enabled/disabled for spans
and/or blocks and options can now be set for both spans and blocks as
well as only for spans or only for blocks (fixes#286, requested by
Raphael R.)
- Setting the ‘footnote_backlink’ option to an empty string now
completely suppresses footnotes (fixes#270, requested by Kyle Barbour)
- New converter HashAST for creating a hash from the internal tree
structure (fixes#275, pull request by Hector Correa)
* 1 bug fix:
- When using the ‘hard_wrap’ option for the GFM parser, line numbers
were lost (fixes#274, pull request by Marek Tuchowski) Published on
Saturday, 04 July 2015
Upstream changes:
2.025 2015-09-23
- The previous release included a patch that broke compatibility
with Perl 5.8.x. The minimum supported version is now Perl
5.8.5, and there is a .perl-version file to facilitate testing
using plenv.
2.024 2015-09-18
- [RT #104133] Include all bounding boxes when importing a page
(patch by Don Huettl of Grant Street Group).
- [RT #104133] When retrieving bounding boxes for a page, fall
back according to the defaults listed in the PDF spec (patch by
Don Huettl of Grant Street Group).
- Barcodes now take an optional -caption argument that will be
printed beneath the barcode. This can replace or be used in
conjunction with the text representation of the barcode
(requested by Gareth Tunley).
- [RT #105581] Calls to width() in BaseFont are now significantly
faster (patch by Dmitri Tikhonov).
add dependency to gtexinfo when building docs
remove special SunOS processing which seems unnecessary now.
TODO: there are still some apparent fonts issues indicated in the build logs
0.6.2 - 20150919
* Add name argument for "image:" in odf
* Remove table:end-cell-address from draw:frame as the address could be wrong
* Remove nose
* Add directives: attrs, content, replace and strip
Homepage updated as well.
-------------------
Changes for version 1.75 (June 25, 2015)
------------------------
- Export only necessary from POSIX (RT#99970, thanks Alexandr Ciornii)
- Upgrade Makefile.PL (thanks Alexandr Ciornii)
- Fix testing issue with missing locales (RT 97607, 97766, thanks to KHW)
(thanks David Solimano)
- Fix testing issue with bad Russian data on some platforms (RT 92666)
(thanks David Solimano)
- Add t/bigfloat.t (thanks Paul Miller / Alexandr Ciornii)
Changes for version 1.74 (April 19, 2011)
------------------------
- Only Perl 5.10.0 and newer supported
- Allow multi-character (e.g. " " for thousands_sep) (thanks
Nick Patch; RT 65489)
- Strip out illegal negative values returned by localeconv(),
observed on Windows - see @IGNORE_NEGATIVE (thanks Adam Kennedy;
RT 56802)
- Manage warnings when undef is passed to methods (RT 48038)
- Fix round() for Math::BigFloat objects (RT 62059)
-------------------
Revision: 2.78 Date: 2015/09/24 02:19:21
! Makefile.PL
Mend pull/42 again. This time correctly.
! lib/Encode/Supported.pod
Applied: RT#107146: [PATCH] fix a spelling mistake
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=107146
2.77 2015/09/15 13:53:27
! Unicode/Unicode.xs Unicode/Unicode.pm
Address RT#107043: If no BOM is found, the routine dies.
When you decode from UTF-(16|32) without -BE or LE without BOM,
Encode now assumes BE accordingly to RFC2781 and the Unicode
Standard version 8.0
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=107043
! Makefile.PL encoding.t
Mend pull/42
! Encode.xs Makefile.PL encoding.pm encoding.t
Pulled: precompile 1252 table as that is now the Pod::Simple default
https://github.com/dankogai/p5-encode/pull/42
Changelog:
__ __/ _ \| || |___ |
\ \ / / | | | || |_ / / Three months are gone already
\ V /| |_| |__ _/ /
\_/ \___(_) |_|/_/ (released 2015-08-28)
Man:
* Fix: don't add supirious lines around \# lines (Debian's 786642)
Thanks to David Prévot (bug report) and to Robert Luberda (patch)
Documentation:
* Bugfix: poref is a command line option (Debian's #775707)
Thanks to Guillem Jover for the report and the patch.
Translations:
* Update Italian, thanks to Marco Ciampa.
Other:
* Port our regex to Perl 5.22 (Debian's #788706)
Thanks to Roderich Schupp for the report and patch.
Project resources:
* We migrated from SVN to GIT. All history has been converted.
The project is still hosted on alioth, although an unofficial
project was created on github (mquinson/po4a) to get the pull
requests of the ones preferring the comfort of non free solutions.
Upstream changes:
1.19 - 2015-06-17, H.Merijn Brand
* Guard tests against $PERL_UNICODE
* Numeric options were sometimes interpreted as boolean
* Safer meta_info use
0.900 Tue 22 Sep 2015
- Support for arbitrary XML encodings
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE]
- Removal of ->no_generator method.
To suppress the default generator tag, specify an undef
generator.
0.863 Thu 10 Sep 2015
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE] - Datetime object support now via
->epoch method instead of ->strftime.
Despite the fact that this is an incompatible change, it
should actually be a nonevent for almost all users, because
every datetime module I could find that supports ->strftime
also supports ->epoch (and vice versa).
However, the ->strftime methods of many modules are (subtly
or badly) broken in the face of timezones even as their
->epoch methods work right (or else are broken subtly
enough to escape notice).
But if you have written your own datetime class, and it
has a ->strftime method but not an ->epoch method, and
you pass instance of that class to instance of this module,
then the feeds you generate that way will now be broken.
On balance, I believe that this change will unbreak vastly
more code than it breaks. Therefore I decided to switch.
Multi-character RS,FS,PS
You can process CRLF-terminated DKVP files with mlr --dkvp --rs
crlf.
You can process LF-terminated CSV files with mlr --csv --rs lf.
You can process TSV using mlr --fs tab; you can convert TSV to CSV
using mlr --ifs tab --ofs comma.
Along with many more possibilities.
Please see mlr -h for more information.
There is one minor, backward-incompatible change which I felt not
worth calling this 3.0.0: default field separator for NIDX format
is now space, not comma.
kramdown 1.8.0 released
This release contains only some minor updates and bug fixes.
Changes
* 4 minor changes:
- The LaTeX converter now uses \texttt instead of \tt for code spans (fixes
#257, reported by richard101696)
- New option footnote_backlink for changing the backlink of footnotes in the
HTML converter (fixes#247, requested by Benjamin Esham)
- A quote directly followed by an ellipsis is now converted into an opening
quotation mark (fixes#253, requested by Michael Franzl)
- Removed warning for self-closing HTML elements that are not self-closed
(fixes#262, requested by Gregory Pakosz)
* 3 bug fixes:
- Fixed#251: The special character sequence \` now works correctly when used
in footnotes or headers that appear in the table of contents (reported by
Peter Kehl)
- Fixed#254: kramdown crashed on encountering a table with multiple
consecutive separator lines (reported by Christian Kruse)
- Fixed#256: Certain footnote definitions and codeblocks lead to crashes or
unneeded backtracking in the regular expression engine - fixed by using
atomic grouping (reported by Ali Ok)
The conventional models for parsing XML are either DOM (a data structure
representing the entire document tree is created) or SAX (callbacks are
issued for each element in the XML).
XML grammar is recursive - so it's nice to be able to write recursive
parsers for it. XML::Descent allows such parsers to be created.
XML::TokeParser provides a procedural ("pull mode") interface to XML::Parser
in much the same way that Gisle Aas' HTML::TokeParser provides a procedural
interface to HTML::Parser. XML::TokeParser splits its XML input up into
"tokens," each corresponding to an XML::Parser event.
A token is a bless'd reference to an array whose first element is an
event-type string and whose last element is the literal text of the
XML input that generated the event, with intermediate elements varying
according to the event type.
Each token is an object of type XML::TokeParser::Token. Read
"XML::TokeParser::Token" to learn what methods are available for
inspecting the token, and retrieving data from it.
--------------
0.29 May 25 2015
Fixed RT bug #104637 [PATCH]improve documentation on acronym input
Removed redundant call that remained after 104419 patch was applied
--------------
1.55 2015-07-26 rurban
----
* Fix t/z_pod-coverage.t with old Test::More by Kent Frederik. RT #106090.
* Fix t/tee.t + t/order.t race under parallel testing. RT #105396.
Thanks to Kent Frederik
* Fix Filter exec refcount, breaking earlier parse exits with __DATA__ RT #101668
Thanks to user42_kevin@yahoo.com.au
* Add missing filter_del in exec filter.
* Add pod for Filter::Util::Call::unimport to fix t/z_pod-coverage.t
2.00 2015-09-05 NEILB
* Bumped version to 2.00 because last release failed to index:
some of the earlier releases had a dist version of 0.xx, but
various of the modules had version numbers 1.0x. PAUSE is now
right stricter about monotically increasing version numbers,
so easiest to just to jump ahead.
0.30 2015-09-04 NEILB
* Dropped File::Slurp in favour of File::Slurper.
RT#106853 from Henk van Oers.
* Don't try to convert text to UTF-8 if it's already tagged as UTF-8.
Thanks to Artem Krivopolenov.
* Changed all remaining instances of 'use base' to 'use parent';
it was previously using a mixture of parent *and* base.
* Added "use warnings" and "require 5.006" to all modules.
0.29_02 2015-08-03 NEILB
* Don't try to convert text to UTF-8 if it's already tagged as UTF-8.
Thanks to Artem Krivopolenov.
* Changed all remaining instances of 'use base' to 'use parent';
it was previously using a mixture of parent *and* base.
0.29_01 2015-08-02 NEILB
* Switched to Dist::Zilla
* Added "use warnings" and "require 5.006" to all modules.
* Moved custom-pom2 script from bin/ to examples/
* Reformatted this file as per CPAN::Changes::Spec
Changes:
v2.1.1
Incremental read-performance increase for CSV format
While #51 is still underway, already there is nearly a 2x
read-performance increase in v2.1.1 over v2.1.0.
v2.1.0
Minor enhancements and bug fixes
Highlights: travis-CI integration (thanks @SikhNerd!); hour-minute-second
functions; fixed pretty-print alignment of UTF-8 data.
--------------
Dr. Tobias Quathamer <toddy@debian.org>
Tue, 1 Sep 2015
[ ISO 639 translations ]
* Thai by Theppitak Karoonboonyanan
[ ISO 639-3 translations ]
* Thai by Theppitak Karoonboonyanan
[ ISO 3166 translations ]
* Turkish by Atila KOÇ. Closes: #796207
* Hebrew by Lior Kaplan
* Korean by Changwoo Ryu (TP)
* Danish by Joe Hansen (TP)
* Icelandic by Sveinn í Felli (TP)
* Slovak by Ivan Masár
[ ISO 4217 translations ]
* Ukrainian by Yuri Chornoivan (TP)
* Swedish by Anders Jonsson (TP)
* Norwegian Bokmaal by Hans Fredrik Nordhaug (TP)
* Danish by Joe Hansen (TP)
* Icelandic by Sveinn í Felli (TP)
* Polish by Jakub Bogusz (TP)
* Hungarian by Balázs Úr (TP)
[ ISO 3166-2 translations ]
* Danish by Joe Hansen (TP)
* Polish by Jakub Bogusz (TP)
[ ISO 15924 translations ]
* Swedish by Anders Jonsson (TP)
Package in pkgsrc-wip by nros.
The Open Text Summarizer is an open source tool for summarizing texts.
The program reads a text and decides which sentences are important and
which are not. OTS supports many (25+) languages which are configured
in XML files. Several academic publications have benchmarked it and
praised it.
1.3.3:
Fix release
1.3.2:
QA release
* Bug #18779 PHP Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is
deprecated
* Bug #19530 Array to string conversion
1.2.1:
* Add travis configuration (Christian Weiske).
* Try to autoload Console_Color2 first (Jurgen Rutten, PR #11).
* Fix Composer definition syntax (Rob Loach, PR #9).
1.2.0:
* Make border visibility configurable (Christian Weiske, Request #20186).
* Allow to customize all border characters (Christian Weiske, Request
#20182).
* Fix notice when using setAlign() on other than first column (Christian
Weiske, Bug #20181).
* Use Console_Color2 to avoid notices from PHP 4 code (Christian Weiske, Bug
#20188)
1.1.6:
Use line breaks dependent on the current operating system.
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2015-08-28 Sean M. Burke sburke@cpan.org
* RELEASE 1.24. Fixing a little (BIG) bug that David Cusimano is a
superstar for having noticed. Ah, what a difference a ";" vs a ","
makes!
[https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=105420]
* I'M BACK. After nine months of semi-catastrophic system failures,
and after Voyager-style flybys of a dozen project deadlines... and now
I can somehow try to get back in the swing of things.
* ANOTHER superstar is Mistah Brendan Byrd who said that there are
[ https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=102357 ] many ports of
Unidecode to other languages and that I should brag about that fact,
and he is very extremely correct, so now the Pod in Unidecode.pm indeed
does just that.
* (I got my distro-building back up and running. WOLVERIIIINES!)
* I'm thinking of having future Unidecode/*.pm data files contain the
canonical Unicode character name for every character as a comment.
Obviously, this would make the dist pretty big. But the
lib/Unidecode/*.pm files is somewhere around a meg. What's a few megs
more?... with the benefit of added clarity? Everyone's a winner!
