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  •  23 Aug 2005 23:41

Release Notes: Pattern matching was simplified. A new class (Modifier) of operators makes it easy to build complex patterns and to do recursive pattern matching. The ScanRule class works like a Perl pattern-codeblock rule. Preliminary examples show how to do recursive-descent parsing with subclasses of ScanRule and ScanMatch.

  •  20 May 2005 04:10

Release Notes: This release implements pattern matching tools using the Java regular expression package. The tools can be used like the pattern-action rules of awk and Perl, and can also be used for recursive pattern matching. Recursive pattern matching can recognize nested sets of parentheses, and can be used to implement recursive-descent parsers.

  •  15 Jan 2005 23:08

Release Notes: This program was refactored, the beginning of a user guide was written. Programming examples and the docbook-to-HTML translator that produced the Web version of the user guide were included.

  •  23 Sep 2004 19:05

Release Notes: This release features full XML namespace support, with an ElementMapper implementation that can handle namespaces. There are more informative exceptions.

  •  24 Aug 2004 00:05

Release Notes: API changes have been made to Parser, Listener, and ElementMapper. These changes will be used to support namespaces, and to support modular design in large applications.

  •  27 Jun 2004 20:34

Release Notes: The class XMLName has been replaced by the Java 1.5 class java.xml.namespace.QName, and will become part of a extension to full namespace support. The change also makes GXPARSE more consistent with standard Java XML conventions.

Release Notes: This license was changed to the GNU Lesser General Public License from the GPL.

Release Notes: This release has been revised for Java 1.5.0 beta 2. A list of planned changes has been added to the project home page. Resequencing of output can now be done without requiring a unique key for each item of data that will be written out of normal sequence, and the keys can now be an instance of any Java class.

Release Notes: GXPARSE has been converted to Java 1.5 to take advantage of stronger type checking. Type mismatches will appear at compile time, instead of causing runtime ClassCastExceptions. Also, Resequencer has been modified to not require keys for Marks that will only be used in a local scope.

Release Notes: This version supports resequencing on WriterStacks, so that an XML application can easily use use both Writer redirection and pseudo-random access to the output stream of the current Writer.

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