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0.4 (2010-04-17)
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Big Changes:
* Improved IE compatibility -- IE6+ is now fully supported.
* Generated parsers are now standalone (no runtime is required).
* Added example grammars for JavaScript, CSS and JSON.
* Added a benchmark suite.
* Implemented negative character classes (e.g. [^a-z]).
* Project moved from BitBucket to GitHub.
Small Changes:
* Code generated for the character classes is now regexp-based (= simpler and
more scalable).
* Added \uFEFF (BOM) to the definition of whitespace in the metagrammar.
* When building a parser, left-recursive rules (both direct and indirect) are
reported as errors.
* When building a parser, missing rules are reported as errors.
* Expected items in the error messages do not contain duplicates and they are
sorted.
* Fixed several bugs in the example arithmetics grammar.
* Converted README to GitHub Flavored Markdown and improved it.
* Added CHANGELOG.
* Internal code improvements.
0.3 (2010-03-14)
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* Wrote README.
* Bootstrapped the grammar parser.
* Metagrammar recognizes JavaScript-like comments.
* Changed standard grammar extension from .peg to .pegjs (it is more specific).
* Simplified the example arithmetics grammar + added comment.
* Fixed a bug with reporting of invalid ranges such as [b-a] in the metagrammar.
* Fixed --start vs. --start-rule inconsistency between help and actual option
processing code.
* Avoided ugliness in QUnit output.
* Fixed typo in help: "parserVar" -> "parser_var".
* Internal code improvements.
0.2.1 (2010-03-08)
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* Added "pegjs-" prefix to the name of the minified runtime file.
0.2 (2010-03-08)
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* Added Rakefile that builds minified runtime using Google Closure Compiler API.
* Removed trailing commas in object initializers (Google Closure does not like
them).
0.1 (2010-03-08)
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* Initial release.