Templess history
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0.4 (unreleased)
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  * added 'html' argument to rendering methods, which can be used to make sure
    certain elements are not rendered as a singleton

0.3 (released 2007/12/15)
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features
++++++++

  * distutils support (thanks lennart!)

  * if a value is an actual emptry string in an attr statement, the attribute
    will now be rendered empty rather than removed

  * made that the templess namespace is removed from a converted document

  * added support for 'apigen', a documentation generation tool integrated
    into py.test

  * small optimization: replace string interpolation with concatenation
    (thanks fijal!)

bugfixes
++++++++

  * fixed attribute lookup bug (wasn't searching class dict) in objectcontext

  * fixed generate() method (missing context arg)


0.2 (released 2006/10/06)
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features
++++++++

  * removed lxml dependency in favour of our own sax(-like) parser (see
    'nanosax.py'), which as side-effect removed all tail-related bugs

  * along with the sax parser, there's a more complex tree structure built,
    with specific templess nodes and non-templess (converted or non-node type)
    ones
  
  * module is now a package (so it is assumed the whole package is added to
    the PYTHONPATH rather than just templess.py)

  * allowing other types of iterable (besides lists) for content and repeat

  * changed namespace, removed version from namespace (thanks oefe for the
    tip!)

  * added 'not' directive

  * added 'xmlstring' wrapper for strings, if wrapped a string doesn't get
    entitized

  * changed the public methods to call for generation, there's now a method
    called 'unicode' to convert to a unicode string, one called 'generate'
    that returns a generator (yielding strings) and one called 'render' that
    returns a converted node (render_to_string is deprecated)

  * when a value resolves to False inside an attr statement, the attribute is
    removed

  * added 'objectcontext', a generic object wrapper to allow using an object
    tree instead of a dict as context - if __getitem__ on the object fails,
    __getattr__ is tried, also if the value is a callable, it is called
    (without arguments)

bugfixes
++++++++

  * proper encoding support

  * some namespace fixes

  * fixed ordering issue in repeat

0.1 (released 2005/09/05)
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First version.