Upstream changes:
1.93 2017-04-04
- Fix a test for perl without doc in @INC (kentnl++)
1.92 2017-04-01
- Imported tests/fixes from Text::CSV_XS 1.28
- Fix crlf issue for csv () on Windows (RT#120466)
- New error code for illegal argument(s)/parameter(s)
- Fix tests for perl without dot in @INC
This modest package contains various common humanization utilities,
like turning a number into a fuzzy human readable duration ('3
minutes ago') or into a human readable size or throughput. It is
localized to Russian, French, and Korean.
Pretty-print tabular data in Python, a library and a command-line
utility.
The main use cases of the library are:
* printing small tables without hassle: just one function call,
formatting is guided by the data itself
* authoring tabular data for lightweight plain-text markup: multiple
output formats suitable for further editing or transformation
* readable presentation of mixed textual and numeric data: smart
column alignment, configurable number formatting, alignment by a
decimal point
Changelog:
* Noteworthy changes in release 3.0 (2017-02-09) [stable]
** Bug fixes
grep without -F no longer goes awry when given two or more patterns
that contain no special characters other than '\' and also contain a
subpattern like '\.' that escapes a character to make it ordinary.
[bug introduced in grep 2.28]
grep no longer fails to build on PCRE versions before 8.20.
[bug introduced in grep 2.28]
* Noteworthy changes in release 2.28 (2017-02-06) [stable]
** Bug fixes
When grep -Fo finds matches of differing length, it could
mistakenly print a shorter one. Now it prints a longest one.
[bug introduced in grep-2.26]
When standard output is /dev/null, grep no longer fails when
standard input is a file in the Linux /proc file system, or when
standard input is a pipe and standard output is in append mode.
[bugs introduced in grep-2.27]
Fix performance regression with multiple patterns, e.g., for -Fi in
a multi-byte locale, or for -Fw in a single-byte locale.
[bugs introduced in grep-2.19, grep-2.22 and grep-2.26]
** Improvements
Improve performance for -E or -G pattern lists that are easily
converted to -F format.
Version 1.1.22
- Fix md5 sum calculation of modules for OTP17
- Fix type spec for fxml_stream:parse_element/1
Version 1.1.21
- Add code for building on FreeBSD
Version 1.1.20
- Make XML generator working on OTP 18
# 0.9.8 - January 13th, 2017
- Fixed installed gems not being correctly found in `yard server` and by plugins.
- Fixed tokenization of `%w(...)` array syntax.
# 0.9.7 - January 9th, 2017
- Fix resolution of absolute object paths with ambiguous names. (#1029)
# 0.9.6 - January 7th, 2017
- Removed official support for Ruby 1.x (1.8/1.9). YARD can still be installed
in these versions, but support is not guaranteed. Simple bug fixes may still
be considered via pull request only. Issues without code will be automatically
closed.
- Added {YARD::Tags::Tag#explain_types} returning a plain English summary
of the type specification of a given tag. Also adds {YARD::Tags::TypesExplainer}
as an implementation class for the method.
- Added support for automatic linking of constants and method calls of
Ruby syntax highlighted source code in generated HTML. Also adds the
{YARD::Parser::Ruby::TokenResolver} implementation class to iterate over
tokenized code with extra resolved object information.
- Added support for compound constant assignments (`A::B::C = true`).
- Added `LibraryVersion#yardoc_file_for_SOURCE` callback method for sources with
a pre-determined yardoc file location. Implement this method instead of
manually setting `library.yardoc_file = ...` in your load method (you can
still assign the attribute manually).
- Use RubyGems 2.x+ API to query gems when available instead of using backport.
v3.4.0 2016/12/26
Redcarpet v3.4.0
This new release ships with a bunch of bug fixes especially regarding anchor
generation.
Improvements to anchor generation
The anchor generation now relies on a djb2 hashing algorithm whenever the
generated anchor is empty as non alpha-numeric chars. This is specifically
interesting for CJK contents as Redcarpet used to generate empty anchors
dealing with titles in these locales.
Special thanks to Alexey Kopytko and namusyaka for their work on that !
Also now, the html-escaped entities are removed from anchors generated with
the HTML render in order to be consistent with the HTML_TOC render and as it
is more expected.
Other improvements
* Table headers don't require a minimum of three dashes anymore; a single one
can be used for each row.
* The Markdown and rendering options are now exposed through a Hash inside the
@options instance variable inside your custom render objects.
Bug fixes
* Multiple single quote pairs are parsed correctly with SmartyPants.
* Remove periods at the end of URLs when autolinking to make sure that links
at the end of a sentence get properly generated.
* Avoid escaping ampersands in href links.
Checkout the CHANGELOG for further information and changes.
== 3.0.0 / 2017-02-07 Charlie Savage
* Revamp how libxml-ruby manages memory. Instead of trying to return the same ruby object for each xmlnode,
the bindings now create wrapper ruby objects as needed which are then freed at the end of use.
This allows most memory management to be handled by libxml itself. Ruby only manages the lifespan of
documents and parent xml nodes. When those go out of scope, the underlying libxml objects are also freed.
This implementation requires almost no overhead, plays nicely with Nokogiri and appears to work much
better (Charlie Savage).
* Change XML::Node#eql? API. Nodes are now considered equal only if they wrap the same underlying
libxml node. Previously, they would also be considered equal if they contained the same content
(Charlie Savage)
* Change XML::Reader.expand API. Previously it would automatically instantiate a reader document so
the an xpath expression could be used to search the returned node. Now you should first call
reader.doc (Charlie Savage)
* Update Visual Studio project for Visual Studio 15 - requires ruby 2.4+ (Charlie Savage)
* Remove APIs that have been deprecated for several years (Charlie Savage)
kramdown 1.13.2 released 2017/01/07
This release fixes some minor issues - updating is recommended.
Changes
3 bug fixes:
* Fix footnote link spacing to use non-breaking space (pull request #399 by
Martyn Chamberlin)
* Show warning for unreferenced footnote definitions (fixes#400 reported by
Kyle Barbour)
* Fix test cases with respect to Ruby 2.4 (fixes#401 reported by Connor Shea)
kramdown 1.13.1 released 2016/11/25
This release fixes the GFM header ID generation for more cases, updating is
very recommended.
Changes
1 bug fix:
* Fix GFM header ID generation when code spans, math elements, entities,
typographic symbols or smart quotes are used (fixes#391 reported by Nick
Fagerlund)
kramdown 1.13.0 released 2016/11/20
The biggest change in this release is the introduction of a converter for man
pages. Although there already exist two solutions (ronn and kramdown-man),
both are not completely satisfactory:
* Ronn doesn't use standard Markdown syntax for all elements.
* kramdown-man only converts a subset of the available element types.
The new man page converter uses standard kramdown syntax and supports nearly
all element types, including tables.
This release also brings some enhancements for the GFM parser. One thing to
note is that the header ID generation is now more compatible to GFM which also
means that some IDs will be different - so check the documents on which you
use the GFM parser, especially when you are using Jekyll or Github Pages.
Organizational-wise, issues and pull requests on Github that pertain to
feature requests have been closed and are now tracked through a dedicated
kramdown project on Github.
Changes
4 minor changes:
* Add new converter for man pages
* Header ID generation for the GFM parser is now more compatible to GFM (fixes
#267, requested by chadpowers)
* Update to the MathJax math engine to allow formatting the preview as code /
pre > code (pull request #372 by Florian Klampfer)
* Allow tabs in table separator lines (pull request #370 by Shuanglei Tao)
2 bug fixes:
* Compactly nested lists are now handled correctly after fixing a bug in
indentation detection (fixes#368 reported by Christopher Brown)
* GFM parser: Allow indenting the delimiting lines of fenced code blocks for
better GFM compatibility (pull request #369 by Shuanglei Tao)
2 other fixes and enhancements:
* Added information on how to run tests to README.md (fixes#377 reported by
Aron Griffis)
* Added information about how to use KaTeX with the MathJax math engine (fixes
#292 reported by Adrian Sieber, information by Dato Sim«Ñ)
## 1.3 / 2017-01-18
* Bugs fixed:
* Fixed an error for bin/ldiff --version. Fixes [issue #21][].
* Force Diff::LCS::Change and Diff::LCS::ContextChange to only perform
equality comparisons against themselves. Provided by Kevin Mook in
[pull request #29][].
* Fix tab expansion in htmldiff, provided by Mark Friedgan in
[pull request #25][].
* Silence Ruby 2.4 Fixnum deprecation warnings. Fixxues [issue #38][] and
[pull request#36][].
* Ensure that test dependencies are loaded properly. Fixes [issue #33][]
and [pull request #34][].
* Fix [issue #1][] with incorrect intuition of patch direction. Tentative
fix, but the previous failure cases pass now.
* Tooling changes:
* Added SimpleCov and Coveralls support.
* Change the homepage (temporarily) to the GitHub repo.
* Updated testing and gem infrastructure.
* Modernized the specs.
* Cleaned up documentation.
* Added a Code of Conduct.
2.1.0 / 2017-01-01
Major Enhancements
* Fix breaking changes in LSI api. Displays errors instead of raising where
possible. #87
2.0.5 / 2016-12-30 - removed due to breaking change, and no longer available
Major Enhancements
* Stopwords get encoded to utf8 (#83)
* Fix searching issues where no document is added to lsi (#77)
* Added method to add custom path to user-created stopword directory (#73)
Minor Enhancements
* Test newer rubies (#85)
* Fixed errors in README (#68, #79, #80)
* Added an option to the bayesian classifier to disable word stemming (#61)
* Added missing parens and renamed some variables (#59)
Add test dependency.
Version 0.7.4
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Released on Mar. 14, 2017
* Fix escape_link method by Marcos Ojeda
* Handle block HTML with no content by David Baumgold
* Use expandtabs for tab
* Fix escape option for text renderer
* Fix HTML attribute regex pattern
Two minor bugfixes
As described in #132, mlr nest was incorrectly splitting fields
with multi-character separators.
The XTAB-format reader, when using multi-character IPS, was
incorrectly splitting key-value pairs, but only when reading
from standard input (e.g. on a pipe or less-than redirect).
As joerg@ pointed out, this is not a cwrappers problem. Indeed, the
package had not been broken on NetBSD 7.x. Not sure how I jumped to my
wrong conclusion.
Instead, have the package instruct the cpp wrapper to run "/usr/bin/cpp"
on Darwin rather than the usual "clang -E". This is still a little odd,
but much less wrong, and fixes the Darwin build just as well.
docbook2odf is a toolkit that automatically converts DocBook to OASIS
OpenDocument (ODF, the ISO standardized format used for texts,
spreadsheets and presentations). Conversion is based on XSLT which
makes it easy to convert DocBook->ODF, ODT, ODS and ODP as all these
documents are XML-based.
[CONFUSING BEHAVIOR & UPCOMING CHANGES]
The -w has a confusing behavior that it's had since back to ack 1.x
that will be changing in the future. It's not changing in this
version, but this is a heads-up that it's coming.
ack -w is "match a whole word", and ack does this by putting turning
your PATTERN into \bPATTERN\b. So "ack -w foo" effectively becomes
"ack \bfoo\b". Handy.
The problem is that ack doesn't put a \b before PATTERN if it begins
with a non-word character, and won't put a \b after PATTERN if it
ends with a non-word character.
The problem is that if you're searching for "fool" or "foot", but
only as a word, and you do "ack -w foo[lt]" or "ack -w (fool|foot)",
you'll get matches for "football and foolish" which certainly should
not match if you're using -w.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
Include .cljs, .cljc and .edn files with the --clojure filetype. Thanks,
Austin Chamberlin.
Added .xsd to the --xml filetype. Thanks, Nick Morrott.
Added support for Swift language. Thanks, Nikolaj Schumacher. (GH #512)
The MSYS2 project is now seen as Windows. Thanks, Ray Donnelly. (GH #450)
Expand the definition of OCaml files. Thanks, Marek Kubica. (GH #511)
Add support for Groovy Server Pages. Thanks, Ethan Mallove. (GH #469)
The JSP filetype (--jsp) now recognizes .jspf files. Thanks, Sebastien
Feugere. (GH #586)
Many optimizations and code cleanups. Thanks, Stephan Hohe.
Added --hpp option for C++ header files. Thankis, Steffen Jaeckel.
ack now supports --ignore-dir=match:.... Thanks, Ailin Nemui! (GitHub ticket #42)
ack also supports --ignore-dir=ext:..., and --noignore-dir supports match/ext as well
[INTERNALS]
Added test to test --output. Thanks, Varadinsky! (GH #587, GH #590)
Added test to make sure subdirs of target subdirs are ignored if
--ignore-dir applies to them. Thanks, Pete Houston. (GH #570)
[DOCUMENTATION]
Expanded the explanation of how the -w flag works. Thanks, Ed Avis.
(GH #585)
[FIXES]
Reverted an optimization to make \s work properly again. (GH #572,
GH #571, GH #562, GH #491, GH #498)
Fixed an out-of-date FAQ entry. Thanks, Jakub Wilk. (GH #580)
The -l and -c flags would sometimes return inaccurate results due to
a bug introduced in 2.14. Thanks to Elliot Shank for the report! (GH #491)
Behavior when using newlines in a search was inconsistent. Thanks to
Yves Chevallier for the report! (GH #522)
Add minimal requirement of Getopt::Long 2.38, not 2.35, for GetOptionsFromString.
Don't ignore directories that are specified as command line targets (GH #524)
Fix a bug where a regular expression that matches the empty string could cause ack
to go into an infinite loop (GH #542)
Version 1.0
-----------
- Fixed custom types not invoking `__unicode__` when used
with `format()`.
- Added `__version__` module attribute
- Improve unescape code to leave lone ampersands alone.
v0.2.4
Yet another patch to deal with extra builders outside Spinx, such as the singlehtml builders from the Read the Docs Sphinx extension
v0.2.3
Temporarily patch Sphinx issue with singlehtml builder by inspecting the builder in template.
0.11 Wednesday 8th March, 2016
Regenerated tarball on a linux machine (0.10 was released from OSX
which added non-standard extended header attributes to the tar)
lowdown is just another Markdown translator. It can output traditional
HTML or a document for your troff type-setter of choice, such as
groff(1), Heirloom troff, or even mandoc(1). lowdown doesn't require
XSLT, Python, or even Perl - it's just clean, secure, open source
C code with no dependencies.
