All releases of HTML Sucks Completely
Release Notes: Various compilation problems on the Win32 platform were fixed, and the build environment was changed to MinGW. Current Win32 binaries are available from the homepage again.
Release Notes: Minor compilation problems on OS X were fixed. An up to date version of the OS X binaries is available.
Release Notes: This version has a new special tag added for more complex pattern matching, some more descriptive error messages, and various small fixes in the code and documentation.
Release Notes: This will be the last release before 1.0. This release features minor performance improvements, regular expression operators, improved container nesting checks, and a complete parser for CSS values. A few bugs in the handling of project files and AmigaOS functions have been fixed. The documentation has been completely overhauled for easier navigation and better looks due to CSS. A (preliminary) ebuild file for Gentoo Linux is now included.
Release Notes: This is just a minor release to restore compatibility with Microsoft Visual C++. Users of other systems won't need this.
Release Notes: Bugs with includefile searching, disappearing attributes when expanding nested macros, and some mostly harmless warnings when using HSC with memory tracking enabled were fixed. A parser for CSS STYLE values was added, so a lot more checks can be performed on these. The default prefs search path on Unix-like systems was changed and the $HSCINCLUDE variable is now used for additional macro file paths.
Release Notes: HSC can now be crosscompiled for AROS (see www.aros.org). A bug was fixed in the JFIF parser that caused a crash if image size information could not be found within the first 2KB of the file. The MOD operator is now also recognized in lowercase. In the prefs file, the <tr> tag declaration was too restrictive in XHTML mode and was extended accordingly.
Release Notes: Some messy code in the HTTP module was cleaned up, fixing problems with virtual servers. The HTTP module now compiles on systems other than Unices or AmigaOS. A small memory leak in get_http_hdr() was plugged. External URI checking now works with virtual servers, even without a proxy.
Release Notes: A warning which occurred when XHTML mode was selected but QUOTEMODE=double wasn't selected was fixed. On Unixish syatems, HSC now speaks HTTP, so it can check external URIs.
Release Notes: Entity handling was changed to support the full UCS-2 ("Unicode") range. HSC can now write entities in any format supported in HTML, including UTF-8. The list of entities was fixed and completed. The code size was significantly reduced by removing an obsolete Amiga optimization.
