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Here is a list of the changes that occured in the style sheet
language.
Version 4.9.10
* Enforced the rule that the last read is wining. Before
sequences are
"%%" Comment,
"%" Comment
end sequence
had %% checked first, and
sequences are
"%" Comment
end sequence
sequences are
"%%" Comment,
end sequence
had %% checked first.
Now, no matter if it comes from an ancestor, or a previous
definition block, or it is after another in the same block,
it is *always* the last one which wins.
* Regex can be spread on several lines. E.g. (from mail.ssh)
/^\\(From: \\)/ # \1. The From
/\\([[:blank:]]*\\)/ # \2. Some blanks
/\\([^(]+(\\)/ # \3. The email
/\\([^)]+\\)/ # \4. Name of the sender (between paren)
/\\().*\n\\)/ # \5. End of line
\1 Keyword_strong, \2 Plain,
\3 Label_strong, \4 (Label_strong + Tag2), \5 Label_strong)
* Matching is now first on strings, then on regexp. This makes
easier to handle exceptions in regex. I noticed no difference
with the existing style sheets.
* The "default" face is no longer Plain, but Invisible.
In pratice this means that
"Foo" Tag1
with former a2pses was "Foo" Plain + Tag1
and now it is "Foo" Invisible + Tag1
Version 4.9.8
* Special constructs in documentation:
- url(address)url(name)url (cf. claire.ssh)
- @example
Blah
@end example
For text that must not be justified (cf gnuc.ssh).
- @itemize
@item
Blah
@item
Blah 2
@end itemize
For enumerations (cf. claire.ssh).
Version 4.9.7
* "alphabets are" can be used as a shortcut.
* "ancestors are" to extend existing style sheets.
* "comment is" is replaced by "documentation is",
which is more explicit.
* "closers are" for closing alternatives of sequences.
* "requires" to specify needed a2ps version.
Version 4.9.6
* There can be several strings ("string1" "string2" ...)
in "comments are". An end-of-line is inserted between
each one (string1\nstring2...").
Version 4.9.5
* The name of the files *must* (please respect this)
be 8+3, with no special chars. They *all* should
be lower case, alphanumerical. Nothing more!
This is of course for portability issues.
*Note* The name of the style is not related to this.
It can be anything you want.
Version 4.9.4
* "version is" is new.
* "written by" is new.
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