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Version 1.1.6.1
* fix the old style tokens for 'case' statement from ':' to 'then' for Ruby 1.9
Version 1.1.6
* Allow a :string type conversion (user request). It does nothing.
Version 1.1.5
* Improved example files so that they don't include old S4TUtils load-path
setting. Not needed by the people who'll use them.
* Example slowtests didn't set the libpath, so they used the gem version.
* Better release process Rakefile.
Version 1.1.4
* Enable better command_line documentation: ChoicesBuilder#add_help_line,
ChoicesBuilder#section, ChoicesBuilder#section_specific_to_script.
* One Rakefile instead of two.
* Give up on using extensions/string: too many name conflicts, too hard to
avoid. Facets didn't solve the problem.
Version 1.1.3
* Bugfix: PosixCommandLineSource was not uniformly treated as a
CommandLineSource.
* activesupport includes xmlsimple in its vendor directory, which can
lead to "constant already defined" warnings. Don't require xmlsimple
if it's already been required under a different name. We bow before you,
ActiveSupport!
Version 1.1.2
* Another stupid typo.
Version 1.1.1
* Minor error in dependency list.
Version 1.1.0
* Handles YAML files as well as XML.
* Minor, incompatible changes to the API.
* Command-line arglist handling now works with other sources the
way options do. In particular, an empty arglist can, for example,
have its value given by defaults rather than locking the value
of the choice down to the empty array.
* Command-line arglists used to have their length specified independently
of all other sources. Now there's a :length "type" that applies to all
sources, including the command line. From the user's point of view,
though, wrong-sized arglists look like they're caught by OptionParser.
* These relatively minor changes required a bigger overhaul to the
internals. They're less stupid, but I suspect they're still stupid.
* A tutorial.
Version 1.0.0
* Version from _Everyday Scripting with Ruby_