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-# -*- mode: ruby; coding: utf-8 -*-
-source "http://rubygems.org"
-gemspec

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-# -*- mode: rd; coding: utf-8; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-
-=begin
-= MANIFEST
-
-:bin/rdswap.rb (Cle)
-  RD swaping utility.
-:bin/rd2
-  frontend for RDtool.
-:lib/rd/tree.rb
-  RDtool Framework document tree part.
-:lib/rd/rd-struct.rb
-  RD Document Structure.
-:lib/rd/rdfmt.rb
-  old tree part.(obsolete)
-:lib/rd/visitor.rb
-  RDtool Framework visitor part.
-:lib/rd/output-format-visitor.rb
-  abstruct visitor class for formatting visitor.
-:lib/rd/rd2html-lib.rb
-  library for HTML format output.
-:lib/rd/rd2man-lib.rb
-  library for roff with man macro output.
-:lib/rd/rdvisitor.rb
-  old visitor part.(obsolete)
-:lib/rd/filter.rb
-  filter structure.(obsolete)
-:lib/rd/dot.rd2rc
-  default RC file.
-:lib/rd/rdblockparser.ry
-:lib/rd/rdinlineparser.ry
-:lib/rd/block-element.rb
-:lib/rd/complex-list-item.rb
-:lib/rd/desclist.rb
-:lib/rd/document-struct.rb
-:lib/rd/element.rb
-:lib/rd/inline-element.rb
-:lib/rd/labeled-element.rb
-:lib/rd/list.rb
-:lib/rd/methodlist.rb
-:lib/rd/rbl-file.rb
-:lib/rd/rbl-suite.rb
-:lib/rd/rd-struct.rb
-:lib/rd/search-file.rb
-:lib/rd/loose-struct.rb
-:lib/rd/reference-resolver.rb
-:lib/rd/version.rb
-:lib/rd/rd2html-opt.rb
-:lib/rd/head-filter.rb
-:lib/rd/rd2html-ext-lib.rb
-:lib/rd/rd2html-ext-opt.rb
-  non-published parts of RDtool.
-:lib/rd/rdblockparser.tab.rb
-:lib/rd/rdinlineparser.tab.rb
-  pre-compiled racc-generated parser. this works without Racc itself.
-:utils/rd-mode.el (Arai, Tosh)
-  Emacs major mode for RD.
-:doc/rd-draft.rd(.ja)
-  RD working draft.(obsolete)
-:README.rd(.ja)
-  README file.
-:HISTORY
-  this document.(RD format)
-
-RDtool include files which is copyrighted by somebody elses.
-  * Cle wrote bin/rdswap.rb. it's copyrighted by Cle.
-  * Arai and Tosh wrote utils/rd-mode.el. it's copyrighted by Arai and Tosh.
-  * Watanabe wrote lib/rd/rd2man-lib.rb. it's copyrighted by Watanabe.
-  * Rubikitch wrote lib/rd/{head-filter,rd2html-ext-lib,rd2html-ext-opt}.rb.
-    These are copyrighted by Rubikitch.
-Please read these files for those lisence info.
-
-= CHANGES
-
-:0.6.38
-  * Fix incompatibility between Ruby1.8 and Ruby1.9
-    ARGF.filename return "-" if ARGV is empty on Ruby >= 1.9
-    Thanks to okkez!!
-:0.6.37
-  * Fix rd2man-lib for Ruby1.9.1
-:0.6.36
-  * Fix rd2man-lib for Ruby1.9.1, remove invalid @filename.
-:0.6.35
-  * Fix rd2man-lib for Ruby1.9.1. Thanks to Salvatore Bonaccorso.
-    See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=676154
-:0.6.34
-  * Add LGPL-2.1 for setup.rb
-  * Add rd2html-ext-lib from rubikitch. Thanks!!
-:0.6.33
-  * Typo fixed
-  * Remove makerdtool.rb, merge Rake task.
-:0.6.32
-  * Fix for Ruby 1.9.1. Thanks to Shin-ya Murakami
-  * Update Rakefile to create gem and .tar.gz, no longer needed jeweler.
-  * Add RD::Version into rd/version.rb
-:0.6.31
-  * Version bump from 0.6.21
-  * Change Maintainer to Youhei SASAKI
-  * Create gem. Many thanks to Kouhei Sutou!!
-  * apply OptionParser Issue, Thanks to Masaki Hasegawa!!
-:0.6.21
-  * setup.rb version up -> 3.4.1
-  * fix for Ruby 1.9.
-:0.6.20
-  * corrected copyright.
-:0.6.19
-  * corrected file permission.
-  * setup.rb version up -> 3.4.0
-  * remove 'changes'
-:0.6.18
-  * bin/rd2 UTF-8 support.
-  * support Ruby 1.9.
-  * makerdtools.rb fixed some bugs.
-  * fixed install dot.rd2rc problem
-  * fixed some bugs.
-:0.6.17
-  * utils/rd-mode.el patch from <shirai@p1jp.com>
-:0.6.16
-  * utils/rd-mode.el font-face patch from HIRAOKA by MoonWolf <moonwolf@moonwolf.com>
-:0.6.15
-  * re-packaging by MoonWolf <moonwolf@moonwolf.com>
-:0.6.14
-  * minor fix for Ruby 1.8.
-  * now rd2man generates better output. (thank you, Sugiura-san.)
-:0.6.13
-  * now tabs are expanded into spaces.
-  * removed <p> for TextBlock in DescListItem when the TextBlock is only
-    element of ListItem.
-  * a line of `---\n' are now regarded as Verbatim (or TextBlock).
-  * changed style of HTML anchors from `label:' to `label-'.
-  * fixed rd2man for better support of multiple paragraphs.
-  * fixed some bugs.
-:0.6.12
-  * fixed some bugs.
-:0.6.11
-  * support Ruby 1.4.6. thanks. > Aoki-san
-  * now `=begin' and `=end' are omitable. thanks. > Nakada-san
-  * changed to omit <p>...</p> for some ListItem.
-  * added `class="foottext"' attribute to <p> element for foottext.
-    thanks. > Kimura-san
-  * bug fix. thanks. > \ay-san, rubikitch-san, Tamura-san
-  * added rd-mode-hook in rd-mode.el. changed key-binding. thanks. > Komiya-san
-  * rd-intelligent-new-line (\M-RET) in rd-mode.el. thanks > Usui-san, Nakada-san
-
-:0.6.10
-  * fixed the bug that outputed HTML can have conflicted anchor and id.
-  * improved performance.
-  * corrected English of README.rd. thanks. > Robert Gustavsson
-  * fixed DTD declaration of XHTML. thanks. > Narushima
-  * fixed the bug around formatting man page.
-  * separeted (({Visitor#apply_to_Reference})) into
-    (({Visitor#apply_to_Reference_with_*}))s.
-:0.6.9
-  * fixed the bug that rd/dot.rd2rc isn't installed. thanks. > MUSHA
-  * fixed the bug that module RD don't have class RDElement for backward
-    compatibility.
-  * fixed error occuring in error handler when "false" is the triger of
-    parser error.
-:0.6.8
-  * version printing.
-  * fixed the bug around Label conflict.
-  * made (({outline-regexp})) buffer-local. thanks. > Yamaguchi
-  * fixed error message for empty RD.
-  * fixed the bug around parsing MethodList, empty Headline.
-:0.6.7
-  * fixed a bug about method index. thanks. > tam, knu
-  * changed quotation in Reference of rd-mode.el. thanks. > rubikitch
-  * fixed documentation. thanks. > hgs
-  * fixed a bug about temporary file. thanks. > Nakada
-  * changed usage of optparse. thanks. > Nakada
-  * now rd2html-lib.rb output XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
-  * --html-lang option for rd2html-lib.
-  * now inline parser allow (('(('\a\'))')).
-  * fixed a bug of missing '&' escape in URL text.
-  * error messages for syntax error become more useful.
-  * fixed mis-numbering of error messages for Inline syntax error.
-  * now '======' is not regarded as Headline.
-  * come to catch the exception which (({File.expand_path("~")})) throws
-    on Windows.
-  * missing/strscan.rb is removed.(strscan-0.6.x include pure Ruby version
-    of it.)
-:0.6.6
-  * Comment support.
-  * missing/rd{block,inline}parser.tab.rb -> missing/rd/...
-  * workaroud bug around syntax of quoted strings in Reference.
-  * added the declarations of tokens. (require Racc 1.1.5 or later.)
-  * remove <P> for TextBlock in ListItem if the ListItem has only one
-    Block.
-  * fixed bug around DescList.
-  * remove backtrase from error message when ParserError occured.
-  * fixed bug of (({RDVisitor#method_parse})). thanks. > Knu
-  * fixed bug.((({sort -> sort!}))) thanks. > Knu
-  * fixed rd-mode.el. thanks. > Rubikitch
-  * make install now uses ftools.rb instead of OS-dependent install command.
-    thanks. > Komatsu
-  * made  rd2  well-working on DOSISH OS. thanks. > Nagasawa
-:0.6.5
-  * missing/strscan.rb is added. this is for Win users who cannot compile
-    extlib and install Racc.
-  * rd2man is updated by Watanabe. thanks. > Watanabe
-  * bug fix. thanks. > Rubikitch
-:0.6.4
-  * Test code for Reference to other file, include Nakada's RMI patch.
-    thanks. > Nakada
-  * Make block level parser exactly line oriented.
-  * Indentation support functions for Verbatim in rd-mode.el.
-    thanks. > Rubikitch
-  * Function (({rd-show-label-list})) is added. thanks. > Rubikitch, Nakada
-  * Bug fix
-    * RDtool should prevent line break in Verb?
-    * Parser should pass empty RD, and warn precisely.(50%)
-    * when Verbatim after Lists with same indent, parse will fail.
-    * implicit FILTER select for --with-part of rd2.(Fixed by Nakada)
-    * an implicit bug(?).(Fixed by Nakada)
-    * default Title of output HTML is empty.(Fixed by Nakada)
-    * rmi2html.rb hasn't "#! /usr/bin/env ruby" as first line.
-
-:0.6.3
-  * rd/rd2html-lib, rd/rd2html-opt:
-    new commandline options to set HTML Title.
-  * rd/rd2man-lib: bug fix. thanks. > Dave
-  * rd2: come to use /usr/bin/env trick. thanks too. > Dave
-  * rd/rdinlineparser: A workaround for Regexp option change of Ruby 1.5.x.
-  * util/rd-mode.el: code clean up. thanks. > Rubikitch
-  * util/rd-mode.el: come to set indent-tabs-mode to nil.
-:0.6.2
-  * rd/rdblockparser: RD Include bug fix. thanks. > Arai
-  * rd/rdinlineparser: Reference filename bug fix.
-  * rd/rdvisitor: RMI bug caused by ruby-1.5's change of Symbol is fixed.
-    thanks. > Nakada
-  * util/rd-mode: some utility functions are added. thanks. > Nakada
-:0.6.1
-  * rd/rd2man-lib: added. thanks! > Watanabe
-  * rd/rdblockparser: textblock rule become neat.
-  * rd/rdblockparser: bug about List parse is fixed.
-  * rd/rdblockparser: come to cut whitelines at the end of Verbatim.
-  * rd/rdvisitor: (({apply_to_Include}))'s bug fixed.
-  * rd/rd2html-lib: <BLOCKQUOTE> for Verbatim is removed.
-  * rd2: change RD into man style.
-  * rd2: option --out-code.
-  * doc/rd-draft.rd: misspellings are fixed. thanks. > Yanagawa, Nakada, Sugihara
-  * doc/rd-draft.rd.ja: added.
-  * util/rd-mode.el: patch marged. thanks. > rubikitch
-:0.6.0
-  * parser tuning up. thanks for advice. > Aoki
-  * MethodList. thanks. > Arai
-  * error message. thanks. > Aoki
-  * method index.(experimental)
-  * more useful front-end.(come to use OptionParser)
-  * structure is widely changed.
-  * bug fix. thanks. > Nakada
-  * now rdvisitor defines target label (e.g. HTML's anchor) of MethodList
-    more meaningfully.
-  * block parser: R/S conflicts are resolved by Aoki. thanks! > Aoki
-  * inline parser:all Reference feature are covered.
-  * inline parser come to use strscan.so.
-  * inline parser: logic are changed. lexer becomes more simple.
-  * rd2html-lib: <VERB>?? what is it? W3C hasn't defined such a element! ;-p
-  * (({RefToElement})) and (({RefToURL})) disappeared. by now, (({Reference}))
-    represent both type of reference. on the other hand, (({Reference::Label}))
-    and its subclass are defined.
-  * rd2html-lib: temporary disable Index.
-  * rd-draft.rd: up-to-date. thank you for advice. > Hugh
-  * util/rd-mode.el: rd-insert-url patch is marged. thanks. > rubikitch
-  * rdtoolconf.rb is added, and Makefile is removed. thanks. > Takahashi
-  * rd/filter: module (({RD::Filter::FileInclude})). thanks. > Nakada
-
-:0.5.7
-  * bug fix. thanks. > Nakada
-:0.5.5
-  * repacked version.
-:0.5.4
-  * filter.(undocumented)
-  * BLANKLINE |--> WHITELINE
-  * bug fix. thanks. > Arai
-:0.5.3
-  * Include (RD and target format).
-  * require Racc 0.10.3 or later.
-  * utils/rd-mode.el. thanks. > Arai
-  * doc/rd-draft.rd.
-:0.5.2
-  * into RD module.
-  * rd2html-mindex.rb experimental release.
-  * apply some patches. thanks. > Arai & Hiwada
-  * bug fix.
-:0.5.0
-  * reborned for new RD.
-  * \cle's util/rdswap.rb. thanks > \cle
-:0.2.2 (1999/08/17)
-  * bad LaTeX format is fixed.(rd2latex-lib.rb) thanks > gotoken
-  * bug in parse of Verbatim is fixed.(rdfmt.rb)
-  * bug in parse of term part of DescListItem is fixed.
-    (rdfmt.rb, rd2html-lib.rb, rd2latex-lib.rb)
-  * latex metachar-escape bug is fixed.
-:0.2.1 (1999/08/15)
-  * Index become available.(rd2html-lib.rb)(EXPERIMENTAL)
-:0.2.0 (1999/08/15)
-  * script design change.(rdfmt.rb, rd2html)
-  * insert "\n" into the end of line of "<!DOCTYPE ...".(rd2html-lib.rb)
-  * rd2latex is released.(rd2latex, rd2latex-lib.rb)(EXPERIMENTAL)
-  * ex. of "about RD Format" is improved.(rd2html, README.jp)
-  * README.jp char-code fixed (ISO-2022-JP => EUC-JP).(README.jp)
-:0.1.2 (1999/08/13)
-  * brief English document  inside rd2html.(rd2html)
-  * Japanese document is now "README.jp".(README.jp)
-  * HISTORY
-:0.1.1 (1999/08/13)
-  * patch for HTML format mistake.(rd2html-lib.rb) Thanks > gotoken
-  * fix a mistake of document(rd2html)
-:0.1.0 (1999/08/12)
-  * first release version
-
-= ABOUT BUG REPORT
-
-If you find a bug in RDtool, please add new
-((<"issues at gihtub"|URL:https://github.com/uwabami/rdtool/issues>)),
-or E-mail me ((<URL:mailto:uwabami@gfd-dennou.org>)).
-
-=end

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