# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# $Rev: 123 $
# $Release: 2.6.3 $
# copyright(c) 2006-2009 kuwata-lab.com all rights reserved.


- release:   2.6.3
  date: 2009-02-07
  bugfixes:

    - Enhancer name was not displayed in Ruby 1.9.1 when it was missing.

    - Command option argument name was not displayed correctly as a part of error message.

    - MethoNotFound error was raised when invalid option was specified.
	

- release:   2.6.2
  date:	2008-06-12
  enhancements:

    - |
	Ruby 1.9 support.

  bugfixes:

    - |
	Fixed installation problem on Windows (Thanks to Tim Morgan and Allen).


- release:   2.6.1
  date: 2008-06-06
  enhancements:

    - |
	Rails 2.1 support. (special thanks José Valim)



- release:   2.6.0
  date: 2008-05-05
  enhancements:

    - |
	Improved support of Ruby on Rails 2.0.2.
	New class ActionView::TemplateHandlers::Erubis is defined and
	registered as default handler of *.html.erb and *.rhtml.
	
    - |
	'<%% %>' and '<%%= %>' are converted into '<% %>' and '<%= %>' respectively.
	This is for compatibility with ERB.

	ex1.rhtml:
	    <ul>
	    <%% for item in @list %>
	      <li><%%= item %></li>
	    <%% end %>
	    </ul>

	result:
	    $ erubis ex1.rhtml
	    <ul>
	    <% for item in @list %>
	      <li><%= item %></li>
	    <% end %>
	    </ul>

    - |
	'<%= -%>' removes tail spaces and newlines.
	This is for compatibiliy with ERB when trim mode is '-'.
	'<%= =%>' also removes tail spaces and newlines, and this is
	Erubis-original enhancement (cooler than '<%= -%>', isn't it?).

	ex2.rhtml:
	   <div>
	   <%= @var -%>          # or <%= @var =%>
	   </div>

	result (version 2.6.0):
	    $ erubis -c '{var: "AAA\n"}' ex2.rhtml
	    <div>
	    AAA
	    </div>

	result (version 2.5.0):
	    $ erubis -c '{var: "AAA\n"}' ex2.rhtml
	    <div>
	    AAA
	    
	    </div>

    - |
	Erubis::Eruby.load_file() now allows you to change cache filename.

	ex.
	    eruby = Erubis::Eruby.load_file("ex3.rhtml",
		                            :cachename=>'ex3.rhtml.cache')


- release:   2.5.0
  date:	     2008-01-30
  enhancements:

    - |
      Ruby on Rails 2.0 support.
      If you are using preprocessing, notice that _?('foo.id') will be NG
      because it contains period ('.') character.

      --------------------
      <!-- NG in Rails 2.0 -->
      [%= link_to 'Edit', edit_user_path(_?('@user.id')) %]
      [%= link_to 'Show', @user %]
      [%= link_to 'Delete', @user, :confirm=>'OK?', :method=>:delete %]
      
      <!-- OK in Rails 2.0 -->
      <%= user_id = @user.id %>
      [%= link_to 'Edit', edit_user_path(_?('user_id')) %]
      [%= link_to 'Show', :action=>'show', :id=>_?('user_id') %]
      [%= link_to 'Delete', {:action=>'destroy', :id=>_?('user_id')},
                            {:confirm=>'OK?', :method=>:delete} %]
      --------------------
	
    - |
      (experimental)
      Rails form helper methods for preprocessing are added.
      These helper methos are available with preprocessing.

      ex. _form.rhtml
      --------------------
       Name: <%= text_field :user, :name %>
       Name: [%= pp_text_field :user, :name %]
      --------------------

      preprocessed:
      --------------------
       Name: <%= text_field :user, :name %>
       Name: <input id="stock_name" name="stock[name]" size="30" type="text" value="<%=h @stock.name%>" />
      --------------------

      Ruby code:
      --------------------
       _buf << '
        Name: '; _buf << ( text_field :stock, :name ).to_s; _buf << '
        Name: <input id="stock_name" name="stock[name]" size="30" type="text" value="'; _buf << (h @stock.name).to_s; _buf << '" />
      ';
      --------------------

      This shows that text_filed() is called every time when rendering,
      but pp_text_filed() is called only once when loading template,
      so pp_text_field() with prepocessing is much faster than text_field().

      See User's guide for details.
      http://www.kuwata-lab.com/erubis/users-guide.05.html#rails-formhelpers

#
- release:   2.4.1
  date:      2007-09-25
  enhancements:

    - |
      Add new section 'evaluate(context) v.s. result(binding)' to user's guide.
      This section describes why Erubis::Eruby#evaluate(context) is recommended
      rather than Erubis::Eruby#result(binding).
      User's Guide > Other Topics > evaluate(context) v.s. result(binding)
      http://www.kuwata-lab.com/erubis/users-guide.06.html#topics-context-vs-binding

    - |
      Add new command-line property '--docwrite={true|false}' to
      Erubis::Ejavascript.
      If this property is true then 'document.write(_buf.join(""));' is used
      as postamble and if it is false then '_buf.join("")' is used.
      Default is true for compatibility reason but it will be false in the
      future release.
      (This feature was proposed by D.Dribin. Thank you.)

  bugfix:

    - |
      When using Erubis::Eruby#evaluate(), changing local variables in
      templates have affected to variables accessible with TOPLEVEL_BINDING.
      It means that if you change variables in templates, it is possible to
      change variables in main program.
      This was a bug and is now fixed not to affect to variables in main
      program.

      ex. template.rhtml
      --------------------
      <% for x in @items %>
      item = <%= x %>
      <% end %>
      --------------------

      ex. main-program.rb
      --------------------
      require 'erubis'
      x = 10
      items = ['foo', 'bar', 'baz']
      eruby = Erubis::Eruby.new(File.read('template.rhtml'))
      s = eruby.evaluate(:items=>items)
      print s
      $stderr.puts "*** debug: x=#{x.inspect}"  #=> x="baz" (2.4.0)
                                                #=> x=10    (2.4.1)
      --------------------

    - |
      PercentLineEnhancer was very slow. Now performance problem is solved.


#
- release:   2.4.0
  date: 2007-07-19
  enhancements:

    - |
      Preprocessing is supported by Ruby on Rails helper.
      Preprocessing makes Ruby on Rails application about 20-40 percent faster.

      For example,

         [%= link_to 'Show', :action=>'show', :id=>_?('@user.id') %]

      is evaluate by preprocessor and expanded into the following
      when template file is loaded.

         <a href="/users/show/<%=@user.id%>">Show</a>

      It means that link_to() is not called when template is rendered
      and rendering speed will be much faster in the result.

      See User's Guide for details.

    - |
      Erubis::Eruby#evaluate() (or Erubis::RubyEvaluator#evaluate()) now
      creates Proc object from @src and eval it.

        def evaluate(context=Context.new)
          context = Context.new(context) if context.is_a?(Hash)
          @_proc ||= eval("proc { #{@src} }", TOPLEVEL_BINDING, @filename || '(erubis)')
          return context.instance_eval(&@_proc)
        end

      This makes evaluate() much faster when eruby object is reused.
      
    - |
      Erubis::Eruby#def_method() is supported.
      This method defines ruby code as instance method or singleton metod.

        require 'erubis'
        s = "hello <%= name %>"
        eruby = Erubis::Eruby.new(s)
	filename = 'hello.rhtml'
        
        ## define instance method to Dummy class (or module)
        class Dummy; end
        eruby.def_method(Dummy, 'render(name)', filename)  # filename is optional
        p Dummy.new.render('world')    #=> "hello world"
        
        ## define singleton method to an object
        obj = Object.new
        eruby.def_method(obj, 'render(name)', filename)    # filename is optional
        p obj.render('world')      #=> "hello world"

      This is equivarent to ERB#def_method().

    - |
      Erubis::XmlHelper.url_escape() and u() which is alias of url_escape()
      are added.
      This is equivarent to ERB#Util.url_escape().


  bugfix:
    - Help message was not shown when '-h' is specified. Fixed.
    - 'def method()' was not availabe in template file. Fixed.


#
- release:   2.3.1
  date: 2007-05-26
  bugfix:
    - A serious bug in 'helpers/rails_helper.rb' is fixed.
      You must be update if you are using Erubis with Ruby on Rails.


#
- release:   2.3.0
  date: 2007-05-23
  enhancements:
    - |
      New class 'Erubis::FastEruby' is added.
      It is a subclass of Erubis::Eruby and includes InterpolationEnhancer.
      Erubis::FastEruby is compatible with and faster than Erubis::Eruby.

    - |
      New enhancer 'InterpolationEnhancer' is added.
      This enhancer uses expression interpolation to eliminate method call
      of String#<<. In the result, this enhancer makes Eruby a little faster.

      --------------------
      ## Assume that input is '<a href="<%=url%>"><%=name%></a>'.
      ## Eruby convert input into the following code.  String#<< is called 5 times.
      _buf << '<a href="'; _buf << (url).to_s; _buf << '">'; _buf << (name).to_s; _buf << '</a>';
      
      ## When InterpolationEnhancer is used, String#<< is called only once.
      _buf << %Q`<a href="#{url}">#{name}</a>`;
      --------------------

    - |
      New enhancer 'ErboutEnhancer' is added.
      ErboutEnhancer set '_erbout' as well as '_buf' to be compatible with ERB.

      ex.
      ====================
      $ cat ex.rhtml
      <p>Hello</p>
      $ erubis -x ex.rhtml
      _buf = ''; _buf << '<p>Hello</p>
      ';
      _buf.to_s
      $ erubis -xE Erbout ex.rhtml
      _erbout = _buf = ''; _buf << '<p>Hello</p>
      ';
      _buf.to_s
      ====================

    - |
      [experimental]
      New enhancer 'DeleteIndentEnhancer' is added.
      This enhancer deletes indentation of HTML file.

      ex.
      ====================
      $ cat ex.rhtml
      <div>
        <ul>
        <% for item in ['AAA', 'BBB', 'CCC'] %>
          <li><%= item %></li>
        <% end %>
        </ul>
      </div>
      $ erubis ex.rhtml
      <div>
        <ul>
          <li>AAA</li>
          <li>BBB</li>
          <li>CCC</li>
        </ul>
      </div>
      $ erubis -E DeleteIndent ex.rhtml
      <div>
      <ul>
      <li>AAA</li>
      <li>BBB</li>
      <li>CCC</li>
      </ul>
      </div>
      ====================

    - |
      Mod_ruby is supported (very thanks to Andrew R Jackson!).
      See users-guide and 'contrib/erubis-run.rb' for details.
      
    - |
      New command-line option '-X', '-N', '-U', and '-C' are added.
      These are intended to be a replacement of 'notext' command.
      '-X' shows only ruby statements and expressions.
      '-N' adds line numbers.
      '-U' compress empty lines into a line.
      '-C' removes empty lines.


  changes:

    - |
      'helpers/rails_helper.rb' is changed to use ErboutEnhancer.
      The following is an examle to use Erubis with Ruby on Rails.

      File 'config/environment.rb':
      ----------------------------------------
      require 'erubis/helpers/rails_helper'
      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.engine_class = Erubis::Eruby # or Erubis::FastEruby
      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.init_properties = {}
      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.show_src = false             # set true for debugging
      ----------------------------------------
      
    - |
      Command 'notext' has been removed. Use '-X', '-N', '-U', and '-C'
      instead.

    - |
      Tab characters in YAML file are expaneded automatically.
      If you want not to expand tab characters, add command-line optio '-T'.

    - |
      Benchmark scripts (benchmark/bench.*) are rewrited.

    - |
      Users-guide (doc/users-guide.html) is updated.

    

#
- release:   2.2.0
  date:      2007-02-11
  enhancements:
    - |
      Performance tuned up. Release 2.2.0 works about 8 percent faster
      than 2.1.0.
      As a result, Erubis works more than 10 percent faster than eruby.
      (eruby is the extension module of eRuby written in C.)

    - |
      Support of Ruby on Rails improved.
      If you want to use Erubis with Ruby on Rails, add the following code
      into your 'config/environment.rb' and restart web server.
      This will set Erubis as eRuby compiler in Ruby on Rails instead of ERB.

      --------------------
      require 'erubis/helpers/rails_helper'
      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.engine_class = Erubis::Eruby
      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.init_properties = {}
      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.show_src = true
      --------------------

      Methods 'capture()' and 'content_for()' of ActionView::Helpers::CaptureHelper
      are available. Methd ActionView::Helpers::TextHelper#concat() is also available.

      If Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.show_src is ture, Erubis prints converted
      Ruby code into log file (such as 'log/development.log').

    - |
      Erubis::Engine.load_file(filename) creates cache file (filename +
      '.cache') automatically if cache file is old or not exist.
      Caching makes Erubis about 40-50 percent faster.

      ex.
      --------------------
      require 'erubis'
      eruby = Erubis::Eruby.load_file('example.rhtml')
         ## cache file 'example.rhtml.cache' is created automatically
      --------------------

    - |
      Command-line option '-f datafile' can take Ruby script ('*.rb')
      as well as YAML file ('*.yaml' or '*.yml').

      ex.
      ====================
      $ cat context.rb
      @title = 'Example'
      @list  = %w[AAA BBB CCC]
      $ cat example.rhtml
      <h1><%= @title %></h1>
      <ul>
      <% for item in @list %>
        <li><%= item %></li>
      <% end %>
      </ul>
      $ erubis -f context.rb example.rhtml
      <h1>Example</h1>
      <ul>
        <li>AAA</li>
        <li>BBB</li>
        <li>CCC</li>
      </ul>
      ====================

    - |
      New command-line option '-c context' support. It takes context string
      in YAML inline style or Ruby code style.

      ex. YAML inline style
      ====================
      $ erubis -c '{title: Example, list: [AAA, BBB, CCC]}' example.rhtml
      ====================

      ex. Ruby style
      ====================
      $ erubis -c '@title="Example"; @list=%w[AAA BBB CCC]' example.rhtml
      ====================

    - |
      New command-line option '-z' (syntax checking) support. It is similar
      to 'erubis -x file.rhtml | ruby -wc', but it can take several filenames.

      ex.
      ====================
      $ erubis -z app/views/*/*.rhtml
      Syntax OK
      ====================

    - |
      New constant Erubis::VERSION added.


  changes:
    - |
      Class Erubis::Eruby changed to include Erubis::StringBufferEnhancer
      instead of Erubis::ArrayBufferEnhancer.
      This is for Ruby on Rails support.

      ex.
      ====================
      $ cat example.rhtml
      <ul>
      <% for item in @list %>
        <li><%= item %></li>
      <% end %>
      </ul>
      $ erubis -x example.rhtml
      _buf = ''; _buf << '<ul>
      '; for item in @list 
       _buf << '  <li>'; _buf << ( item ).to_s; _buf << '</li>
      '; end 
       _buf << '</ul>
      ';
      _buf.to_s
      ====================

    - |
      Erubis::StringBufferEnhancer#add_postamble() prints "_buf.to_s"
      instead of "_buf".
      This is useful for 'erubis -x file.rhtml | ruby -wc'.

    - |
      Command-line option '-T' is removed. Use '--trim=false' instead.

    - |
      License is changed to MIT License.

    - |
      Embedded pattern '<%- -%>' can be handled.


#
- release:   2.1.0
  date:      2006-09-23
  enhancements:
    - |
      Ruby on Rails support. Add the following code to
      your 'app/controllers/application.rb' and restart web server.
      
      --------------------
      require 'erubis/helper/rails'
      suffix = 'erubis' 
      ActionView::Base.register_template_handler(suffix, Erubis::Helper::RailsTemplate)
      #Erubis::Helper::RailsTemplate.engine_class = Erubis::EscapedEruby ## or Erubis::PI::Eruby
      #Erubis::Helper::RailsTemplate.default_properties = { :escape=>true, :escapefunc=>'h' }
      --------------------
      
      And rename your view template as 'xxx.erubis'.
      If you got the "(eval):10:in `render': no block given" error,
      use '@content_for_layout' instead 'yield' in your layout template.

    - |
      Another eRuby engine (PIEngine) support. This engine doesn't
      break HTML design because it uses Processing Instructions (PI)
      '<?rb .. ?>' as embedded pattern instead of '<% .. %>'.
      
      example.rhtml
      --------------------
      <table>
      <?rb @list.each_with_index do |item, i| ?>
      <?rb   klass = i % 2 == 0 ? 'odd' : 'even' ?>
        <tr class="@{klass}@">
          <td>@!{item}@</td>
        </tr>
      <?rb end ?>
      </table>
      --------------------
      
      compile:
      ====================
      $ erubis -x --pi example.rhtml
      _buf = []; _buf << '<table>
      '; @list.each_with_index do |item, i| 
         klass = i % 2 == 0 ? 'odd' : 'even' 
       _buf << '  <tr class="'; _buf << Erubis::XmlHelper.escape_xml(klass); _buf << '">
          <td>'; _buf << (item).to_s; _buf << '</td>
        </tr>
      '; end 
       _buf << '</table>
      ';
      _buf.join
      ====================
 
    - |
      Add new command 'notext' which remove text part from eRuby
      script and leaves only Ruby code.
      This is very useful for debug of eRuby script.
      
      example2.rhtml
      --------------------
      <html>
       <body>
        <table>
      <% @list.each_with_index do |item, i| %>
      <%   klass = i % 2 == 0 ? 'odd' : 'even' %>
         <tr class="<%= klass %>">
          <td><%== item %></td>
         </tr>
      <% end %>
        </table>
       </body>
      </html>
      --------------------
      
      command line example:
      ====================
      $ notext example2.rhtml
      _buf = [];
      
      
       @list.each_with_index do |item, i| ;
         klass = i % 2 == 0 ? 'odd' : 'even' ;
                     _buf << ( klass ).to_s;
               _buf << Erubis::XmlHelper.escape_xml( item );
      
       end ;
      
      
      
      _buf.join
      $ notext -nc example2.rhtml
        1: _buf = [];
        4:  @list.each_with_index do |item, i| ;
        5:    klass = i % 2 == 0 ? 'odd' : 'even' ;
        6:                _buf << ( klass ).to_s;
        7:          _buf << Erubis::XmlHelper.escape_xml( item );
        9:  end ;
       13: _buf.join
      ====================
 
    - |
      Add new enhance 'NoCode' which removes ruby code from
      eRuby script and leaves only HTML text part.
      It is very useful to validate HTML of eRuby script.
      
      command-line example:
      ====================
      $ erubis -x -E NoCode example2.rhtml
      <html>
       <body>
        <table>
      
      
         <tr class="">
          <td></td>
         </tr>
      
        </table>
       </body>
      </html>
      ====================

  changes:
    - License is changed to LGPL.
    - Command-line property '--escape=name' is renamed to
      '--escapefunc=name'.
    - When command-line option '-l perl' is specified, function
      'encode_entities()' is used ad escaping function which is
      available wth HTML::Entities module.

  bugfix:
    - There is a certain pattern which makes Engine#convert()
      too slow. Now Engne#convert() is fixed not to be slown.
    - Command name is now displayed when '-h' is specified.


#
- release:   2.0.1
  date:      2006-06-21
  bugfix:
    - some minor bugs are fixed


#
- release:   2.0.0
  date:      2006-05-20
  changes:
    - module 'PrintEnhancer' is renamed to 'PrintEnabledEnahncer'
    - module 'FastEnhancer' and class 'FastEruby' is obsolete because they are integrated into Eruby class
    - Eruby#evaluate() calls instance_eval() instead of eval()
    - XmlEruby.escape_xml() is moved to XmlHelper.escape_xml()
  enhancements:
    - multi programming language support (Ruby/PHP/C/Java/Scheme/Perl/Javascript)
    - class Eruby runs very fast because FastEnhancer module is integrated into Eruby by default
    - TinyEruby class (tiny.rb) is added
    - module ArrayBufferEnhancer added
    - module ArrayEnhancer added
    - module BiPatternEnhancer added
    - module EscapeEnhancer added
    - module HeaderFooterEnhancer added
    - module NoTextEnhancer added
    - module PercentLineEnhancer added
    - module PrintEnabledEnhancer added
    - module PrintOutEnhancer added
    - module SimplifyEnhancer added
    - module StringBufferEnhancer added
    - module StringIOEnhancer added
    - command-line option '-b' (body only) added
    - command-line option '-e' (escape) added
    - command-line option '-l' (lang) added
    - command-line option '-E' (enhancer) added
    - command-line option '-I' (require path) added
    - command-line option '-K' (kanji code) added
    - command-line option '-S' (string to symbol) added
    - command-line option '-B' (call result(binding())) added


#
- release:   1.1.0
  date:      2006-03-05
  enhancements:
    - '<%# ... %>' is supported
    - PrintEnhancer, PrintEruby, and PrintXmlEruby added

- release:   1.0.1
  date:      2006-02-01
  bugfixes:
    - bin/erubis is available with RubyGems


#
- release:   1.0.0
  date:      2006-02-01
  bugfixes:
    - first release