What is it?
itools is a Python library, it groups a number of packages into
a single meta-package for easier development and deployment. The
packages included are:
itools.catalog
itools.datatypes
itools.gettext
itools.handlers
itools.html
itools.i18n
itools.ical
itools.resources
itools.rss
itools.schemas
itools.tmx
itools.uri
itools.web
itools.workflow
itools.xhtml
itools.xliff
itools.xml
What's new?
Now Python 2.4 is required.
Data Types
- The module "itools.types" has been renamed to "itools.datatypes", and
features a better programming interface. By David Ibáñez.
Schemas
- New module "itools.schemas" provides a registry of schemas (collections
of data-types), a feature that has been moved from
"itools.xml.namespaces".
By David Ibáñez.
Resources
- Now Zope 2 resources use "bobobase_modification_time". By David Ibáñez.
Catalog
- Implement range search. By David Ibáñez.
Simple Template Language
- New keyword "none" in STL expressions (#71). By Hervé Cauwelier.
- Omit the STL namespace declaration after processing (#81). By Hervé
Cauwelier.
iCalendar
- Added support for RFC 2445 (itools.ical). By Nicolas Deram.
RSS
- Added support for RSS 2.0 (itools.rss). By Piotr Macuk.
TMX
- Added support for the "Translation Memory eXchange" file format
(itools.tmx). By Nicolas Oyez.
XLIFF
- Added support for the "XML Localisation Interchange File Format"
(itools.xliff). By Nicolas Oyez.
Web
- New package "itools.web" provides high level API to build web
applications. Proof-of-concept implementations for CGI and
standalone server. Obsoleted package "itools.zope" removed.
By David Ibáñez.
Packaging
- Improving unit tests. By Hervé Cauwelier.
Links
- Download and Documentation, http://www.ikaaro.org/itools
- Mailing list, http://in-girum.net/mailman/listinfo/ikaaro
- Bug Tracker, http://in-girum.net/cgi-bin/bugzilla/index.cgi
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