0.40   2021-03-21

- Add support for email auto-links without "mailto:", so "<autarch@urth.org>"
  will now be treated as a "mailto:" link. Implemented by Konrad Bucheli. GH
  #28.


0.39   2021-02-12

- Add support for strikethrough (~~) in the GitHub dialect. Implemented by
  Konrad Bucheli. Fixes GH #16. GH #27.


0.38   2020-11-07

- Fix a bug where a line starting with a tab in the middle of a paragraph
  caused the Standard dialect parser to error out. Reported by André
  Walker. GH #25.


0.37   2020-07-03

- The markdent-html CLI script now accepts `--file -` for reading Markdown
  from stdin. Based on a patch by Jonas Smedegaard. GH #23.


0.36   2019-11-26

- Fix somewhat broken HTML parsing. The change in 0.35 caused the parser to
  die if it encountered an empty attribute like in `<button
  ... disabled>`. This broke Markdown::Pod. Fixes
  https://github.com/keedi/Markdown-Pod/issues/13. Reported by Slaven Rezić.


0.35   2019-11-09

- Fix entirely broken HTML attribute parsing. Any attribute with a space in
  its value like `alt="Some text"` would cause the parser to go
  haywire. Reported by Shlomi Fish. GH #21.


0.34   2019-03-30

- When Markdent processes raw HTML in Markdown text it will now emit that HTML
  with its attributes in sorted order, so `<a rel="thing" href="foo">` becomes
  `<a href="foo" rel="thing">`. Previously the attributes were emitted in a
  random order. Sorting them ensures that the same source text always renders
  the same way. Patch by Shlomi Fish. GH #19.


0.33   2019-01-18

- Replace use of Digest::SHA1 with Digest::SHA. The latter is core since 5.9.3
  so it's one less dependency. Requested by Jonas Smedegaard. GH #17.


0.32   2018-10-20

- Added more documentation to Markdent.pm containing pointers to various
  classes in the distribution. Also added POD documentation to the
  markdent-html script that ships with this distro.


0.31   2018-06-09

- Moved from rt.cpan.org to GitHub issues.


0.30   2018-02-18

- Require Perl 5.10. Perl 5.8.x has very weird parsing failures on valid Perl
  code in this distribution.

- Specify required versions of Params::ValidationCompiler and Test2::V0. This
  module does not work with just any versions of those two. Fixed by Denis
  Ibaev. GitHub #11.


0.29   2017-12-31

- Make the GitHub dialect look for fenced code blocks before other types of
  markup. Otherwise this could parse the _inside_ of a fenced code block as
  containing some sort of block-level markup like a two-line list. Reported by
  Frew Schmidt. GitHub #10.


0.28   2017-11-21

- Require Moose 2.1802 for full compatibility with Specio.


0.27   2017-11-09

- Replaced MooseX::Params::Validate and MooseX::Types with
  Params::ValidationCompiler and Specio. There are also some other internals
  changes to improve performance in this release. Prompted by fREW
  Schmidt. GitHub #9.


0.26   2015-05-31

- Fixes for Unicode characters when generating HTML. The Markdent::Simple::*
  classes now make sure that the scalar it returns containing HTML contains
  characters, not bytes. The Markdent::Handler::HTMLStream::* classes no
  longer entitize non-ASCII characters. Only control characters and HTML
  reserved characters (< > & ") are encoded as HTML entities. The problems
  with Unicode handling were reported by Polina Shubha. GitHub PR #8.

- HTML blocks containing Unicode characters could cause the parser to die or
  warn. Reported by Polina Shubha. GitHub PR #8.

- A change in 0.25 broke the ability to have a dialect with just a block
  parser or span parser rather than both. Reported by Polina Shubina. GitHub
  issue #7.

- The parsing of HTML entities was too greedy, so that something like
  "&lt;word&gt;" would be parsed a single entity, "lt;word&gt", which is
  clearly wrong. Fixed by Polina Shubina. GitHub PR #3.

- Accept Pandoc (1.12.3)-generated GitHub-format Markdown document style for
  fenced code blocks - "``` {.Perl}". Implemented by Andrew Speer. GitHub PR
  #4.


0.25   2015-01-04

- HTML output now uses the HTML5 doctype. In addition, table cell alignment is
  set using a style tag in generated HTML, rather than the deprecated-in-HTML5
  "align" attribute.

- The Markdent::Handler::HTMLStream::Document and Markdent::Simple::Document
  classes now accept optional charset and language parameters.

- The HTML output for table cells was broken. Cells always ended with </th>
  even for body cells. Reported by Polina Shubina. GitHub PR #2.

- Replaced Class::Load with Module::Runtime.


0.24   2014-01-25

- Shut up enum warnings from the latest Moose (2.1200). Patch by Zoffix. RT
  #92274.


0.23   2013-12-13

- Added support for drunken (42, 5, 3) and lazy (1, 1, 1) ordered lists, per
  the Markdown spec -
  http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#list. Based on tests and
  patch from Jason McIntosh.


0.22   2012-07-22

* All dialects except the Standard dialect are now roles. This makes it
  possible to create a parser that parses multiple dialects. It's possible for
  dialects to have conflicting parsing rules, in which case the results are
  unpredictable.

  This is a backwards incompatible change, but should not break most code,
  unless you have implemented your own dialect, or you were explicitly setting
  a block or span parser class to something like

      block_parser_class => 'Markdent::Dialect::Theory::BlockParser'

  But there was really no good reason to do this.

- The Standard dialect block/span parser classes are now named
  Markdent::Parser::BlockParser and ::SpanParser.

- The use of a "dialect" as a named parameter has been replaced by
  "dialects". The "dialects" parameter can be either a string or an array ref
  of strings. However, the "dialect" parameter is still accepted for backwards
  compatibility. This may be removed in the future.

- The Standard dialect now parses two spaces at the end of a line as a line
  break. There is a new Markdent::Event::LineBreak class to go with this.

- Improve the bin/markdent-html script. It now has a --help option. You can
  pass it Markdown text via the CLI --text option, rather than only via a
  --file.

- Implemented most of GitHub-flavored Markdown as a dialect.


0.21   2012-06-22

- The StartListItem event now has a bullet attribute. This contains the text
  of the bullet, something like "*" or "1.". Requested by Steven Haryanto. RT
  #77893.


0.20   2012-05-18

- Work around breakage introduced with MooseX::Types 0.32.


0.19   2012-03-04

- Some modules were missing a version number in the last release.


0.18   2012-03-04

- The Markdent::Handler::HTMLStream::Document and ::Fragment modules did not
  detect when streaming to a file handle failed. This is because HTML::Stream
  does not check that it's calls to ->print succeed. This has been fixed by
  wrapping file handles (native or IO::Handle) in an object which checks that
  print succeeds.

- Distro/packaging cleanup.


0.17   2010-09-27

- Avoid warnings from the next Moose.

- Added a Null handler.


0.16   2010-06-03

- The last release (and others?) did not include a $VERSION in its
  modules. Doh.


0.15   2010-06-03

- Even more table parsing improvements. Now the parse speed is approximately
  50 times faster than 0.13.


0.14   2010-06-03

- Greatly improved table parsing speed. Large tables took a very long time to
  parse, as the parser ended up backtracking way too much. Thanks to Yuval
  Kogman for his suggestions. Now large tables parse approximately 10 times
  faster.


0.13   2010-06-01

- Fixed handling of a very pathological case for table parsing, which caused
  the parser to die. Instead, it will now keep going. Your output may be
  bizarre, but the parser should not die.

- Fixed handling of a tab character next to a cell delimiter. This caused the
  parser to become very confused and go into an endless loop. Now such tabs
  are simply stripped from the output (just like other whitespace next to a
  cell delimiter).


0.12   2010-05-25

- Allow setting the handler class when calling Test::Markdent::parse_ok().


0.11   2010-05-25

- Moved Test::Markdent into lib (from t/lib), since it is useful to anyone who
  wants to write a Markdent dialect.


0.10   2010-05-19

- Split all HTML generating code into ::Document and ::Fragment classes. This
  means that Markdent::Handler::HTMLStream is now
  Markdent::Handler::HTMLStream::Document and
  Markdent::Handler::HTMLStream::Fragment. Similarly, Markdent::Simple is now
  Markdent::Simple::Document and Markdent::Simple::Fragment.

  This was done to make it easy to turn a snippet of Markdown into a snippet
  of HTML. Previously, you could only generate a complete HTML document.


0.09   2010-02-15

- The Theory dialect parser would parse text in brackets as a table caption
  even if no table followed, for example:

  [Not a caption]

  Just some text


0.08   2009-12-06

- Added a missing dependency, MooseX::Role::Parameterized.


0.07   2009-11-27

- You can now include a header marker at the beginning and/or end of the
  table. This matches how MySQL outputs tables from its CLI tool.

  +------+-------------+------------------------------+--------+
  | id   | name        | description                  | price  |
  +------+-------------+------------------------------+--------+
  |    1 | gizmo       | Takes care of the doohickies |   1.99 |
  |    2 | doodad      | Collects *gizmos*            |  23.80 |
  |   10 | dojigger    | Foo                          | 102.98 |
  | 1024 | thingamabob | Self-explanatory, no?        |   0.99 |
  +------+-------------+------------------------------+--------+

  Suggested by David Wheeler.


0.06   2009-11-27

- Added a new handler, Markdent::Handler::HTMLFilter, which removes all HTML
  events (except for entities) from the event stream.

- Added a new role, Markdent::Role::FilterHandler, to make it easier to write
  filtering handlers.


0.05   2009-11-27

- Theory-style tables no longer need to have header rows. They can just
  consist of a body.

- Theory-style header rows can use equals signs (=) in the marker:
  
  | Header 1 | Header 2 |
  +==========+==========+
  | Body 1   | Body 2   |


0.04   2009-11-26

- Added Markdent::Manual, a start at more comprehensive high-level docs on how
  to use Markdent.

- Fixed some parsing bugs where some match methods did not return true, which
  could cause failures if the handler's handle_event method didn't return
  true. Now all match methods explicitly return true when they match (as they
  should).

- Added a new handler, Multiplexer, which lets you multiplex the event stream
  to more than one handler at a time.


0.03   2009-11-26

- Added Markdent::Handler::CaptureEvents and Markdent::CapturedEvents. In my
  benchmarks, thawing a Markdent::CaptureEvents object and replaying its
  events to generate HTML for a bunch of documents was about 6x faster than
  parsing from scratch.

- Started implementing some Markdown extensions proposed by David Wheeler as
  the "Theory" dialect. This includes a nice syntax for tables. For now this
  only includes the table extension.

- Made it easy to specify a dialect for a parser by writing

    my $parser = Markdent::Parser->new( dialect => 'Theory' );

- HTML comments are now parsed as comments, not text or HTML tags. There are
  two events for this, HTMLCommentBlock and HTMLComment. The block version is
  for standalone comments, the other is for comments embedded in text.

- Made tag balancing a bit more generic with the Markdent::Role::BalancedEvent
  role, which makes it easier to compare start & end events to see if they're
  balanced.

- Refactored some parser internals to improve subclassability.


0.02   2009-11-24

- Fixed some cases of nested strong and em in the Standard dialect's
  parser. It was broken for cases like this:

  *This **is a test***.

  This should turn into HTML like

  <em>This <strong>is a test</strong></em>

  but instead turned into

  <em>This</em> <em>is a test</em>*.

- Added some missing test dependencies.

- There is now a separate class for each type of event, all of which do the
  Markdent::Role::Event role.


0.01   2009-11-21

- First version, released on an unsuspecting world. Still rather alpha, and
  internals are subject to lots of change.