# HG changeset patch # User paulb # Date 1126396413 0 # Node ID ce9a456466e58a56eef5cce6253a7d4840753e65 # Parent ed77c0a91a8e201e8b1059929739035eb7f22b1b [project @ 2005-09-10 23:53:33 by paulb] Reformatted the release notes. Minor wording change (in API documentation notes). diff -r ed77c0a91a8e -r ce9a456466e5 README.txt --- a/README.txt Sat Sep 10 23:43:49 2005 +0000 +++ b/README.txt Sat Sep 10 23:53:33 2005 +0000 @@ -45,17 +45,17 @@ New in XSLTools 0.2 (Changes since XSLTools 0.1) ------------------------------------------------ -Made a new XSLTools package and moved XSLOutput into it. -Added XMLCalendar and XMLTable (to the XSLTools package). -Changed in-page requests to contain proper POST data. -Updated the code to work with WebStack 1.0 changes. -Added a dictionary (or word lookup) example application. -Added template:if to XSLForms. -Added element-path and url-encode XSLForms extension functions. -Improved Unicode support in the XSLForms extension functions. -Added Debian package support. -Added missing COPYING.txt file. -Renamed the scripts to avoid naming issues in system-wide installations. + * Made a new XSLTools package and moved XSLOutput into it. + * Added XMLCalendar and XMLTable (to the XSLTools package). + * Changed in-page requests to contain proper POST data. + * Updated the code to work with WebStack 1.0 changes. + * Added a dictionary (or word lookup) example application. + * Added template:if to XSLForms. + * Added element-path and url-encode XSLForms extension functions. + * Improved Unicode support in the XSLForms extension functions. + * Added Debian package support. + * Added missing COPYING.txt file. + * Renamed the scripts to avoid naming issues in system-wide installations. Notes on In-Page Update Functionality ------------------------------------- @@ -178,13 +178,13 @@ In order to prepare the API documentation, it is necessary to generate some Web pages from the Python source code. For this, the epydoc application must -be available on your system. Then, inside the XSLTools directory, run the +be available on your system. Then, inside the distribution directory, run the apidocs.sh tool script as follows: ./tools/apidocs.sh Some warnings may be generated by the script, but the result should be a new -apidocs directory within the XSLTools directory. +apidocs directory within the distribution directory. Making Packages ---------------