It includes two big changes.
* Windows support (both lots of memory fixes and binaries) * New libxslt.rb ruby wrapper, so programs can simply say: require 'libxslt'* For all other platforms, I updated extconf.rb to tell gcc that libxslt-ruby depends on libxml-ruby being present. To do this trick, I made a big assumption - that libxml-ruby is installed as a gem. I did this because I couldn't figure out any other way to reliably determine where the libxml-ruby header files were on disk. What do people think o of this?
Last, the project name on rubyforge is libxsl which is incorrect. It should be libxslt since its wrapping the libxslt library (http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/). Is it possible to change names?
Charlie
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