Release History¶ ↑
0.4.2 / 2013-02-15¶ ↑
This release fixes description and argument parsing when a visibility indicator is used.
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Fix desc/arguments parsing given indicator.
0.4.1 / 2013-02-14¶ ↑
This release fixes example parsing.
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Handle variable indention in examples.
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Do not remove newlines for single example.
0.4.0 / 2013-02-10¶ ↑
For this release, the document parser has been substantially refactored. It should be both more robust and more flexible. Arguments can now have an optional Arguments heading, and the arguments list can be indented. A new Options section is supported to handle Ruby 2.0 style keyword options. Tag labels ony need to be capitalized. They no longer have to be all-caps. And lastly, the Signature section has been repurposed for describing variant parameter signatures, not dynamic methods. As such signature_fields has been deprecated. Yes, these are additions and some deviation from the original TomDoc spec, but when purely conceptual specs go into practice they have a tendency to adapt to practical requirements.
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Refactor document parser.
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Add support for optional Arguments section header.
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Add support for Options section.
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Modify purpose of Signatures section.
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Deprecate signature field list.
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Tag labels only need to be capitialized, not all-caps.
0.3.0 / 2012-01-21¶ ↑
This release fixes a bug which prevented descriptions from having multiple paragraphs. In addition it adds support for section tags. See the README for more information on tags.
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Fix multi-paragraph description parsing.
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Add support for tags.
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Fix support for option hashes. (Jonas Oberschweiber)
0.2.1 / 2012-04-30¶ ↑
This release fixes indention with multi-line examples.
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Correctly indent multiline code examples.
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Swtich to Citron for testing.
0.2.0 / 2012-03-07¶ ↑
This release improves support of TomDoc, in particular, named parameters. It also fixes a bug with appending to argument and option descriptions.
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Ass support for named parameters.
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Fix appending to argument description issue.
0.1.0 / 2012-03-04¶ ↑
TomParse is stand-alone TomDoc parser, spun-off and rewritten from the original tomdoc.rb code from the defunkt/tomdoc project. Having a stand-alone project just for the parser, makes it more convenient for other libraries to make use, including, eventually, the original tomdoc project itself.
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Happy Birthday.