Revision history for Perl extension Class::Phrasebook.
0.88 Wed Feb 19 13:01:49 CET 2003
- Fixed the way absolute path is identified for cygwin OS.
0.87 Sun Feb 9 12:30:00 CET 2003
- See Phrasebook::SQL Changes file.
0.86 Fri Nov 8 21:36:48 CET 2002
- Fixed a bug on Windows OS where absolute path was not
identified correctly.
Thanks for Andrew Alakozow that reported the bug and
supplied a patch.
0.85 Tue Sep 24 14:11:39 CEST 2002
- Just fixed the copyright notice.
0.84 Thu Aug 1 12:01:23 CEST 2002
- Added the class method clean_out_of_scope_dictionaries.
0.83 Mon Feb 25 10:48:57 CET 2002
- The classes now use bytes. I did this change because I found
out that the regular expressions sometimes work as unicode
and sometimes as bytes. What I prefer to have is kind of a
class switch that will let the user of the class choose if
he wants the class to run using 'bytes' or 'utf8'. I think
that if the user uses encoding="UTF8" in his XML, he should
be able to tell the class to run using 'utf8' pragma. But
in other cases, the user might want to run it using the
'bytes' pragma. But I don't know how to program such a
switch between pragams. Probably, if it is a problem for
you, you know more about unicode, and maybe you have an idea
how to solve it. So please write me your ideas.
- Fixed the way the class reads the phrases from the XML file.
Specifically - fixed the way white characters are treated.
Now the phrase will be accppted as it is between the tags
and will include all the white characters there.
Added the as_is_between_tags method, and the
PHRASEBOOK_AS_IS_BETWEEN_TAGS environment to provide the
ability to get back to the old behavior of the classes -
for legacy purposes.
0.82 Fri Feb 8 09:42:43 CET 2002
- The dictionaries are cached now in a class data.
0.81 Sat Jan 19 19:08:56 CET 2002
- At last the Devel::CallerItem is removed from this class.
Instead I use the caller build-in-function.0.8
0.8 Sat Dec 15 19:44:09 CET 2001
- Actually a very small fix, to have correctly the new lines
from the XML source.
Yet, I upgraded the VERSION number to 0.8, because we use
this class for quite a time now, and had no problems expect
this small fix.
0.2 Fri Feb 9 15:21:28 CET 2001
- first distribution on CPAN