Subject: New Jade snapshot available From: James Clark <jjc@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 02 Apr 1997 23:10:15 +0700 |
I've made a new Jade snapshot available at ftp://ftp.jclark.com/pub/test/jade.zip. Windows binaries are at ftp://ftp.jclark.com/pub/test/jadew.zip. I've only compiled this on Windows. If you try compiling this on Unix, please let me know whether it works, and if not what the problems are. I'll do a proper 0.6 release when any compilation problems and any serious bugs have been ironed out. The front end now suppports math. The RTF backend also supports math to the extent that this is possible with the EQ field. It won't be good enough for heavy-duty math. The SGML transformation backend supports multiple output files. It also has an option to generate XML. The HTML backend is in transition, and I have temporarily undocumented it. It currently generates a CSS stylesheet along with the HTML backend. Unfortunately the CSS implementations I've tried are all too buggy for this to be useful. Maybe IE4 will be better. I recommend using the SGML transformation backend to generate HTML for the moment. SP now supports DTD-less parsing. In particular you should now be able to parse well-formed (but invalid) XML documents. You must of course use an appropriate XML declaration (I've included one in the distribution). Some XML features that are incompatible with SGML (without the proposed SGML TC) are not supported, notably hex character references. Use -wno-valid to turn off validation. James
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