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Revision history for Class-Declarative

0.01    2010-02-15
        Got this thing uploaded to CPAN, with unit tests actually checking it first.

0.02    2010-02-16
        Upon restarting my work with Wx, immediately found egregious errors I had failed to test in the unit tests.
        Like the source filter didn't work because I changed the start function to be called.  Stupid stuff.

0.03    2010-02-17
        Added magic variables, did more little fixes.
        
0.04    2010-07-02
        Wrote a new parsing engine back in April.  Got things working on a fresh install of Strawberry (moved to
        a development laptop while traveling).

0.05	2010-07-09
	Sigh.  Forgot to add a file to MANIFEST.

0.06	2010-07-10
	Added another file to the manifest and fixed some little formatting issues.

0.07    2010-12-05
        Changes to permit direct 'use' of semantic modules (e.g. 'use Wx::Declarative;' instead of 'use Class::Declarative qw(Wx::Declarative)')
        Added the ability to load a node using an arrayref of its components (first line, then children) instead of having to pass a text.
        Probably other stuff, but those two are the main reasons this version is being published.

0.08	2010-12-06
	Removed dependency on Tie::ExtraHash (it's perl >= 5.10, oops)
	Thanks, CPAN Daily Testers!
	
0.09    2011-sometime
        Added DBI interface and magic code to access it
        Numerous other small tweaks with use
        
0.10    2011-10-20
        Renamed the whole damn thing to Decl to save typing and because it didn't really belong in Class:: anyway.
        Reworked the tag-to-class mapping code to rely on a Decl-native node structure for definition.
        Added a macro system and ... I'm not even sure what.
        
0.11    2011-10-20
        Oh, right, *that* is why I never uploaded my Windows-built modules.
        (See http://perl.bristolbath.org/blog/lyle/2009/01/packaging-cpan-modules-from-windows-in-linux-style.html)