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+Main Author:
+    Thomas Link, samul AT web.de
+
+Contributors:
+    Jjgod Jiang :: Chinese localization module (zh-cn.rb), idea of page 
+      templates, propositions concerning compliance with W3 standards
+    Maxim Komar :: Russian localization module (ru_koi8-r.rb), debian 
+      files
+    Kaspar Schiess :: ps2ppm.rb (a rubyfied version of P. Kleiweg's 
+      original perl script, 
+      http://odur.let.rug.nl/~kleiweg/postscript/#conversion)
+    Fritz Heinrichmeyer :: html-website.rb formatter, 
+      htmlslides-navbar-fh module
+    Frederik Eaton :: Suggestions concering inline latex support
+    Csaba Henk :: Nested elements in lists (patch)
+
+Credits:
+    - The manual-directory contains ASCIIMathML.js by Peter Jipsen 
+      (http://www.chapman.edu/~jipsen).
+    - Some images are taken from the QBullet set 
+      (http://www.matterform.com/).
+    - term.rb is written by Florian Frank 
+      (http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/ansicolor/)
+
+
+% vim: ft=viki:tw=72

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+2005-03-23  deplate 0.7.3
+	* elements.rb: Disabled #Html, #Latex shortcuts for #Native.
+	* templates.rb: Made the template formatter accessible (for use with the 
+	template input filter).
+	* plain.rb: Limited support for alphabethic lists.
+	* particle-math.rb: LaTeX-like $\math$ markup
+	* messages.rb: Reimplementation of localized messages
+	* configure: Added a pseudo configure script for support for: configure && 
+	make && make install
+	* common.rb: Variables can now be arrays and hashes
+	* html.rb: auxiliaryDirSuffix: images and other auxiliary files are stored 
+	in the "#{DESTINATION}#{SUFFIX}" subdir. Currently for HTML output only.
+	* formatter.rb: Slightly improved word-wrap.
+	* marshal.rb: Simply dump metadata using Marshal.dump
+	* messages.rb: deplate can now be fully localized, including the messages 
+	in the log.
+	* de.latin1: Complete German message catalog.
+	* structured.rb, html.rb, latex.rb: Prototype of format_label has changed: 
+	format_label(invoker, mode=nil, label=nil)
+	* html.rb, formatter.rb: Reference by ID (no additional label required).
+	* html.rb: Reference to objects (e.g. tables). The ref macro behaves like 
+	in LaTeX output.
+	* formatter.rb, elements.rb: Fixed problem with duplicate labels in lists.
+	* commands.rb: #LANG command to change the document's language (might be 
+	necessary when loading a language module from within the document)
+	* core.rb: If HOME isn't set, the configuration directory is 
+	ENV['USERPROFILE']/deplate.rc where ENV['USERPROFILE'] (on MS Win) is 
+	something like 'c:\Documents and Settings\USER\'.
+	* utf8.rb: New module that provides improved unicode awareness.
+	* recode.rb, iconv.rb: 2 new modules providing on-the-fly conversion 
+	between character sets (iconv is the preferred solution).
+	* formatter.rb: Adapted #plain_text for use with iconv.
+	* core.rb: --log FILE command line option ('-' send log to stdout)
+	* core.rb: don't include files twice
+	* imgurl.rb: A module that make deplate insert urls/links to images as 
+	images and not as references
+	* core.rb, deplate.ini: Read user settings from deplate.ini
+	* php.rb: A simple variant of html.rb that can be used for php output
+	* inlatex-compound.rb: __New module:__ Collect LaTeX fragments in one 
+	file, compile them as one, separate the output afterwards. The advantage: 
+	you can define LaTeX commands in #Inlatex regions and they integrate well 
+	with the rest of the document.
+	* regions.rb: #Inlatex: @deplate.formatter.inlatex(self) is already called 
+	by #setup for 2 reasons: (1) cooperate with inlatex-compound.rb; (2) make 
+	it possible to change inlatex related variables
+	* particles.rb: In extended wiki links, the destination part gets fully 
+	parsed too
+	* particles.rb, macro.rb, input.rb: Fixed the handling of single escaped 
+	curly braces in macro arguments.
+	* core.rb, regions.rb: Changed the way how inline ruby code is evaluated; 
+	added a sandbox by Florian Gross, flgr AT ccan.de, so that you can set 
+	--allow-ruby to 5 without compromising deplate's functionality
+	* html-deplate-button.rb: New module
+	* rdoc.rb: Fixed problem with description lists.
+	* wiki-markup.rb: Fixed rdoc incompatibility (_word_ etc.)
+	* core.rb: deplate.ini may contain multi-line variable definitions (saved 
+	as array)
+	* html.rb: A list items leading character is reflected in the items class.  
+	This may change in the future as the current handling of changing leading 
+	characters isn't correct. Basically a different leading character (e.g.  
+	"+" instead of "-") should create a new list environment, which currently 
+	isn't the case. So if you alternately use "+" and "-" to mark list items, 
+	this will some day in the future create many lists instead of just one 
+	list environment at it is currently the case.
+	* define.rb: #DefElement
+	* particles.rb: Fixed minor problem with \''verbatim\'' text
+	* html.rb: Fixed problem with empty or duplicate IDs in headings
+	* input.rb: embeddedTextRx (deplate text can be hidden in comments, and 
+	normal text can be converted into, e.g., verbatim or code regions)
+	* html-obfuscate-email.rb: new module
+	* define.rb: #DefElement now uses the standard template formatter
+	* define.rb: #DefParticle
+	* html.rb: Fixed problem with duplicate labels
+	* xmlrpc.rb: Options weren't propagated
+	* html.rb: Solved once and for all the problem with duplicate labels in 
+	html output
+	* core.rb: Don't generate file labels when running in included mode
+	* dbk-snippet.rb, html-snippet.rb, latex-snippet.rb, formatter-snippet.rb: 
+	Minor variants of the corresponding formatters that are meant to be used 
+	to format single phrases, single words etc. (the main difference is that 
+	paragraphs simply return their content)
+	* xmlrpc.rb: The xmlrpc server now always creates a new converter for each 
+	request unless the ''xmlrpcReuseInterpreter'' variable ist defined, which 
+	will make it reuse the previous converter (which was the default behaviour 
+	in earlier versions)
+	* regions.rb: Footnotes IDs can be defined in the ''id'' argument __or__ 
+	the "region note" (how it was done before).
+	* html.rb: Footnotes are wrapped in a div (class=footnotes) tag.
+	* particles.rb: Wiki names must begin with A-Z even then wiki chars were 
+	redefined
+	* formatter.rb: If the bib file wasn't found, use kpsewhich to locate it.  
+	Fixed some problems with bibliographies.
+	* commands.rb: Reenabled #INC's inputFormat argument.
+	* particles.rb, several other files: Dynamically created particles are no 
+	longer registered in @@particles but are added to @deplate.input's 
+	particles list. This should prevent problems when using several output 
+	format via the converter or xmlrpc modules. This possibly breaks modules 
+	like anyword, zh-cn, ru ...
+	* makefile.rb: A module to create a standard makefile for the given input 
+	files
+	* commands.rb: #CAPTION: Don't assign a caption to an element that already 
+	has one
+	* regions.rb: If the rScanTable variable is set, guess column breaks in R 
+	generated tables (doesn't work yet properly)
+	* formatter.rb: (inadvertent) wiki names in bibliographic entries don't 
+	get translated as hyperlinks; in citations, insert a space between the 
+	note and the author's name; other minor citation related tweaks
+	* particles.rb, html.rb: URLs/wiki names may have a target attribute. If 
+	an extended wiki name has the form [[url]*] (see the '*'), the destination 
+	will be opened in a new window (target=_blank).
+	* regions.rb: #Quote and #Abstract regions can now take (block-level) 
+	elements (e.g., lists, tables) as body.
+	* koma.rb: Fixed missing argument in format_pagenumber
+	* core.rb: Options can be set in the ini file by prepending the name with 
+	':', i.e. 'option foo=bar' is equivalent to ':foo=bar'
+	* core.rb: There is a new "--allow" command line option. The argument is a 
+	comma separated list of flags: x, X, :
+	* elements.rb: If ":" is allowed, you can access options in some 
+	situations by prepending a name with ":" (e.g. #IF tests).
+	* etc.rb: New file.
+	* common.rb, elements.rb, particles.rb, macros.rb: Slightly refactored 
+	base classes & modules hierarchy.
+	* define.rb: Fixed DefMacro (as a side effect, macro definitions may now 
+	contain #IF statements).
+	* formatter.rb etc.: NAME, RX etc. are now class properties/attributes.  
+	''declare_formatter'' is called automatically when setting the formatter's 
+	name.
+	* html.rb: Slightly improved parsing of dates.
+	* html.rb: The LIST command has some new options: min, max, top, sub, 
+	levels (HTML only; this provides for partial listings)
+	* elements.rb, html.rb: subToC parameter (currently only useful for HTML 
+	output)
+	* plain.rb: Arity of format_figure.
+	* commands.rb: If the #INCLUDE command has an explicit file argument and 
+	an anonymous argument, the explicit one overrides the anonymous one; a 
+	message is displayed (fixes BUG 1325550).
+	* input.rb: Minor changes. Successfully mix input formats by including a 
+	rdoc document into a deplate/viki document.
+	* makefile.rb: The makefile module propagates command line arguments.
+	* common.rb, elements.rb: Fixed handling of styles.
+	* core.rb: Fixed interaction between -d & -o command line options.
+	* particles.rb: Markup of camel case names (back to 0.7.2) again.
+	* core.rb: Fixed #pop_input_format. tc-mixed-input.rb succeeds.
+	* html-obfuscate-email.rb: Minor change.
+	* core.rb: Fixed file not found handling.
+	* regions.rb: Fixed #do_xtable.
+	* html.rb: Handle special characters in the img.alt argument. The alt text 
+	of an image created by the ltx macro is the latex source.
+	* input.rb: Fixed interaction of line continuation & comments
+	* makefile.rb: Split makefile: Makefile & Makefile.config (which won't be 
+	overwritten).
+	* koma.rb: Fixed use of tables in header & footer.
+	* makefile.rb: make view: (uses a generic viewer to display the latest 
+	output)
+	* koma.rb: Fixed slot warning.
+	* docbook.rb: Fix problem arising from allowing block elements in 
+	abstracts and quotes.
+	* xml.rb: Don't require symbol modules twice.
+	* particles.rb: Fixed bug introduced when caching autoindex particles.
+	* input.rb: (parse_args) Bool vars can be defined as var=true and 
+	var=false.
+	* macros.rb: Fixed problem with false boolean values.
+	* elements.rb: If the an ordered list is explicitly numbered, this 
+	numbering is maintained (not supported by all formatters).
+	* formatter.rb: Fixed incorrect formatting of lists.
+	* core.rb, html.rb etc.: Fix: absolute vs. relative path name.
+	* core.rb: Also check the data dir (/usr/share) for compatibility with 
+	setup.rb.
+	* commands.rb: Use Deplate::Core.library_directories() for #INC.
+	* core.rb: Fix: file names of autogenerates breaks (eg MAKEBIB & 
+	htmlsite).
+	* latex.rb: texLists option
+	* latex.rb, html.rb, formatter.rb: Improved support for explicitly 
+	numbered lists (not for docbook yet).
+
+
+vim: ft=changelog

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+school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if
+necessary.  Here is a sample; alter the names:
+
+  Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program
+  `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
+
+  <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989
+  Ty Coon, President of Vice
+
+This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into
+proprietary programs.  If your program is a subroutine library, you may
+consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the
+library.  If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General
+Public License instead of this License.