Revision history for Perl module XML::RSS::Feed

0.11 09/06/2003
	- issue with Module::Release

0.10 09/06/2003
	- moved XML::RSS::Feed::Headline into XML::RSS::Feed as XML::RSS::Headline
	- fixed a return code error on parse - was returning 0 on parse and should
	  returning 1 (this didn't really affect anything though)
	- added a 'hlobj' attribute so that you can subclass XML::RSS::Headline to
	  customize a headline.  An example of this is subclassing XML::RSS::Headline
	  to create a new headline method that takes advantage of the extra info
	  found with in the <item> xml block

		package PerlJobs;
		use strict;
		use XML::RSS::Feed;
		use base qw(XML::RSS::Headline);


		sub headline
		{
		    my ($self) = @_;
		    # no idea why they use 'http://jobs.perl.org/rss/' as a hash key
		    my $sub_hash = $self->{item}{'http://jobs.perl.org/rss/'};
		    return "$self->{item}{title}\n$sub_hash->{company_name} - " . 
			"$sub_hash->{location}\n" .  "$sub_hash->{hours}, " . 
			"$sub_hash->{employment_terms}";
		}

		1;

	  Which produced a more detailed headline than you would normally get.  This 
	  example is from rssbot on irc.perl.org in channel #news.

	      <rssbot>  + Part Time Perl
	      <rssbot>    Brian Koontz - United States, TX, Dallas
	      <rssbot>    Part time, Independent contractor (project-based)
	      <rssbot>    http://jobs.perl.org/job/950

	- removed _build_headline because this was fixed by sublcassing 
	  XML::RSS::Headline instead of XML::RSS::Feed;
	- changed late breaking news to use scalar instead of quote
	  
	    scalar @{$self->{late_breaking_news}}; 

	  instead of

	    "@{$self->{late_breaking_news}}"; 	         

0.01 03/19/2003 
	- original version