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@gocom gocom released this 26 Oct 11:02
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v2.5.0
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This release adds number of improvements, modernizes code base and improves PHP 5.5.0 compatibility. Changes:

  • Add composer.json to allow installation via the Composer PHP package manager.
  • Regular expression improvements (issues #78, #81 and #83).
  • Allow pre-encoded '>' and '<' as alignments.
  • Self-referencing links can now be combined with link aliases. eg. "$":alias1 is now possible.
  • Fix memory leak and performance degradation when calling same Textile object multiple times.
  • Do not double-encode + or % in urls.
  • Remove legacy SVN lines and old Textpattern integration methods.
  • Refactored code, removing deprecated methods.
  • Fix undefined variable in Redcloth-style definition lists.
  • Improvements to image handling (closes #69).
  • Extend recognition of dimension sign to more complex cases: -0.5 x -.1 x +100 => %-0.5 × -.1 × +100%
  • Change parse tokens to further prevent glyphs from matching them internally.
  • Improve handling of textile within table cells without leading or trailing spaces (eg. |"$":https://github.com"|_Here we are_|==code==| etc.)
  • Improve handling of lists within table cells. (closes #79)
  • Allow mixed nested lists (Already supported in Redcloth).
  • Improve detection of open quotes in situations like ["(Berk.) Hilton"] (where the open quote was previously was incorrectly detected encoded.)
  • Fix a problem with links followed by ':', ';' or '?' like @Do you like "cheese":/cheese?@ where the '?' becomes part of the href rather than a '?' at the end of the sentence. This happens on platforms where PCRE has unicode support.
  • Removal of leading \t from generated paragraphs & better indentation of generated lists in the HTML (closes #90).
  • New method textileEncode(). This is preferred to calling textileThis() with the $encode flag.
  • Follows PSR-1 and PSR-2 as much as possible.
  • Dropped Textile's PHP4 heritage and moved over to using a __construct() method.

Install using Composer:

$ composer require "netcarver/textile 2.5.0"

Textile v2.5.0 requires PHP 5.0.0 or newer.

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