* Workin' in the coal mine, goin' down, down, down...
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* Entirely rewrote the validation code; the finite state machine, while cool,
didn't survive the encounter with Interleave. It was getting sort of hacky,
too. The new mechanism is less elegant, but is basically still a FSM, and is
more flexible without having to add hacks to extend it. Large chunks of the
FSM may be reusable in other validation mechanisms.
* Added interleave support
r1004 | ser | 2004-06-09 07:24:17 -0400 (Wed, 09 Jun 2004) | 2 lines
* Added suppert for mixed
r1005 | ser | 2004-06-09 08:01:33 -0400 (Wed, 09 Jun 2004) | 3 lines
* Added Kou's patch to normalize attribute values passed through the SAX2 and
Stream parsers.
r1006 | ser | 2004-06-09 08:12:35 -0400 (Wed, 09 Jun 2004) | 2 lines
* Applied Kou's preceding-sibling patch, which fixes the order of the axe results
r1009 | ser | 2004-06-20 11:02:55 -0400 (Sun, 20 Jun 2004) | 8 lines
* Redesigned and rewrote the RelaxNG code. It isn't elegant, but it works.
Particular problems encountered were interleave and ref. Interleave means I
can't use a clean FSM design, and ref means the dirty FSM design has to be modified
during validation. There's a lot of code that could be cleaned up in here.
However, I'm pretty sure that this design is reasonably fast and space efficient.
I'm not entirely convinced that it is correct; more tests are required.
* This version adds support for defines and refs.
r1011 | ser | 2004-06-20 11:20:07 -0400 (Sun, 20 Jun 2004) | 3 lines
* Removed debugging output from unit test
* Moved ">" in Element.inspect
r1014 | ser | 2004-06-20 11:40:30 -0400 (Sun, 20 Jun 2004) | 2 lines
* Minor big in missing includes for validation rules
r1023 | ser | 2004-07-03 08:57:34 -0400 (Sat, 03 Jul 2004) | 2 lines
* Fixed bug #34, typo in xpath_parser.
r1024 | ser | 2004-07-03 10:22:08 -0400 (Sat, 03 Jul 2004) | 9 lines
* Previous fix, (include? -> includes?) was incorrect.
* Added another test for encoding
* Started AnyName support in RelaxNG
* Added Element#Attributes#to_a, so that it does something intelligent.
This was needed by XPath, for '@*'
* Fixed XPath so that @* works.
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* Added XPath expansion and abbreviation to Parsers::XPathParser
* Improved the look of Element.inspect
* Added xpath() to Element and Attribute, allowing the generation of a unique
xpath for nodes of these types. This method for the other nodes still need to be
done
* Made REXML::XPathParser#match public
First pass at validation support. Minimal RelaxNG support.
* The tree parser is now an independant parser, like the rest.
* The first basic RelaxNG support is in. It supports elements, attributes,
choice, sequence, oneOrMany, zeroOrMany, and optional.
Improved support for converting XPaths to strings.
* XPath wasn't parsing ")" correctly.
Validation improvements:
* Fixed text
* Fixed attributes in choices
* Fixed text in choices. This change improves handling of all events that occur
without an end step (which is most of them).
* Fixed a bunch of cases
* Added support for <group>
* Added support for <value>
Workin' in the coal mine, goin' down, down, down...
* Entirely rewrote the validation code; the finite state machine, while cool,
didn't survive the encounter with Interleave. It was getting sort of hacky,
too. The new mechanism is less elegant, but is basically still a FSM, and is
more flexible without having to add hacks to extend it. Large chunks of the
FSM may be reusable in other validation mechanisms.
* Added interleave support
* Added suppert for mixed
* Added Kou's patch to normalize attribute values passed through the SAX2 and
Stream parsers.
* Applied Kou's preceding-sibling patch, which fixes the order of the axe results
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elem.attributes["a"] = 1
will not cause an error when dumping the XML. It also means that:
elem.attributes["a"] # => "1", not 1
* Transitive indenting has been cleaned up.
* Fixed a potential bug in parsing non-ASCII encoded streams
* Fixed a bug where trying to fill in ParseException data was causing an
IO error (stream closed)
* Changes to Text mean that Element (and Text) can be used outside of a
Document context.
* In some rare cases, the base parser wasn't reading enough bytes from the
stream for the parsing algorithm to work properly. This has been fixed
(this was Ruby bug #48426)
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The previous bug fixing the behavior of Element::text= introduced a bug that
occurred when calling (el.text = nil) to delete the first text node.
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* The main purpose for this change is to get a fix in for nasty bug in XPath.
In the new code for the descendant-or-self axis, the document order code
was calling the wrong method to do node comparisons, causing a terrible
overhead that slowed the axis down to the point where it was unusable.
This is a common axis, also known as '//', so this fix is critical.
* Using Element#text= on a non-Text, non-String argument caused an error.
This has been changed so that the behavior is like puts() -- to_s() is
called on the object first.
* Refactored the pretty-printing code a little.
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@@ SAX2 listener bug fixes @@
@@ Undid a code change that caused a 10x speed regression @@
@@ Indentation fixes, and a new word wrapping feature for text nodes
was contributed by Devin Bayer (documentation forthcoming; see the
change logs for now) @@
The XPath bug fix is really ugly and inefficient, but I spent two days hacking
at it and this was the best I could come up with.
The SAX2 listener fixes had to do with crashes in certain conditions, like when
there was a carriage return at the end of a document
Several people submitted patches for the speed regression; it is embarrassing
how long it took me to get around to looking at this. To this day, I don't
know where the offending code came from.
Encoding fixes
Added a contributed word wrapping option for text formatting. Devin Bayer
contributed this. Here's his comment:
"Setting :wordwrapping to :all, wordwraps all text nodes longer than 60
characters.
Setting :indentstyle to aString, make aString used as indentation,
instead of the default ' '.
And as long as :respect_whitespace isn't set for the element,
multiline text nodes will be indented."
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* Took out the duplicate Shift-JIS entries, for OSes that don't understand
case sensitive file names.
* Fixed some bugs in the encodings
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should be deprecated, but I need a Shift-JIS encoded XML file to test
against, first.
* Added support for maintaining external entity occurances in DTDs
* Deprecated the use of Document::DECLARATION. The new default declaration
can be gotten with XMLDecl::default()
* Refactored the encoding support code. It should be more robust now,
and fixes a few bugs.
* The XPath string() function now deals with Element nodes properly.
* Serialization with Output objects now works as would be expected.
* Various code cleanups, some reducing the number of warnings that Ruby 1.8.x
produces with REXML.
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for encoding changes. This should be the case on all 1.8 installations.
When it isn't found (<1.6), the native REXML encoding mechanism is used.
This cleaned out some files, and tightened up the code a bit; and iconv
should be faster than the pure Ruby code.
* Changed deprecated assert_not_nil to assert throughout the tests.
* Parse exceptions are a little more verbose, and extend RuntimeError.
* Bug fixes to XPathParser
* The Light API is still shifting, like the sands of the desert.
* Fixed a new Ruby 1.8.0 warning, added some speed optimizations, and
tightened error reporting in the base parser
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unbelievably stupid of me. There were a lot of warnings and some errors
that were caused by Block vs. Proc differences; these have been fixed.
REXML passes all of the tests under Ruby 1.8.0.
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