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  •  02 Mar 2011 10:14

Release Notes: The test suite has grown to nearly 200 tests. Content->bogen() now behaves as documented if $move was set. There were many other changes.

  •  07 Jul 2006 11:11

Release Notes: Minor code cleanups.

Release Notes: The stable gamma code was re-released.

  •  05 Jun 2003 13:55

No changes have been submitted for this release.

  •  03 Feb 2003 09:21

Release Notes: All known bugs have been fixed. This is the first release after a long alpha-run to be considered "production quality".

  •  15 Jan 2003 07:12

Release Notes: Almost all major and minor bugs have been killed. OpenType fonts (TTF and CFF) are now supported. The next release will bump to either beta or gamma status, based on stability.

Release Notes: Many bugfixes and feature enhancements have been added, UTF8 support has been cleaned up, and merging of pages is now supported.

  •  11 Jun 2002 22:16

Release Notes: The matrix method of text-content-object is now for internal use only. text-content-object maintains full state. New methods (textpos, textstate, transform_rel, advancewidth, and text_justify) have been added, and all text-attribute methods are now accessors.

Release Notes: API2 is now fully modularized, cFont was renamed to CoreFont and integrated into API2-framework, and speedups were made to CoreFont as fonts are now loaded on demand instead of at startup. mod_perl users can load all fonts with the loadallfonts() method. The calling conventions of the text_justify method were changed, and text_center, _right, and _justify now take some common additional options.

  •  27 Apr 2002 10:15

Release Notes: This release fixes FileAPI.pm to open existing PDFs again. It updates API2.pm with new paragraph code and with new launch-file/URL functionality for annotations, including more documentation.

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