Just re-released 3.3.9 as 3.4, to give us an up-to-date stable release. It probably should have set awhile longer to ferret out bug reports, but I was eager to get on to the 3.4 round, and thus eventually to 4.xx. No need to upgrade if you are already on 3.3.9, but I will be maintaining 3.4 for a bit, at least until 3.5 is out, so the two may diverge eventually. And then 3.5 should be the end of the 3.xx series, and we get to start exploring some bigger stuff for 4.xx.
I also released 3.4.1, a more experimental release with the new linespacing code I've been working on. To do this right is an extremely challenging task, but I think we are pretty close. Basically, BoltWire now waits until all the markup has been executed, then breaks the output down, line by line tries to analyze each one, and figure out what kind of html it should be wrapped in. And that's the trick--BoltWire has to play mind reader... But hey, take a look at the output for yourself. http://www.boltwire.com/files/boltwire3.4.1.zip I'd recommend trying this one on an experimental site. I've done a fair bit of testing, but keep finding little oddities here and there. It's looking quite good at the moment, but I'm soliciting testing help to find anything that is less than ideal html. And bugs/glitches of course. There's still a few issues in my inbox, but I wanted to get this out first. I'll try and examine the other stuff when I get some time, and work them into 3.4.2, along with any improvements you can suggest for the new code. >From the change log: * A major overhaul of the linespacing problem to generate MUCH smarter (and more beautiful) html output. Should be a fairly easy upgrade, but some sites may experience minor disruptions--particularly if you have various display hacks in your markup. * Table nesting is now done similarly to our conditionals, with [t*][r][c][t*], meaning only one level of nesting can be done. * Renamed the honorlines site.config parameter to autolines. Note: This release involves many minor changes to the code, including significant changes to the markup table, a couple new functions (vspace, vspacecheck), and a renamed function (stripquotes => trimChars), plus probably more things I can't recall. Consider this release highly experimental, and plan to take some time to review your site carefully after upgrading for minor formatting changes changes. Thanks for helping polishing this release up. You gotta see the new html... Good stuff! Cheers, Dan P.S. I have a couple minor things I plan to do with BoltWire's searching engine to increase performance and add flexibility, using some custom code I have running on my site. That's about it on my list for 3.5. The restructuring of the forms engine won't be a terribly challenging task, but I plan to make that a part of 4.xx. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "BoltWire" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/boltwire?hl=en.
