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2008/2/4, Suraj Kurapati <snk / gna.org>:
>
>                        Gerbil
>
> Gerbil is an extensible document generator based on eRuby
> that outputs to any format you want: plain text, HTML,
> LaTeX, UNIX man page, your own custom format, and so on.
>
>              http://gerbil.rubyforge.org
>
> >
> Version 2.0.0
>
> Contents
>
>    Thanks
>    Caution
>    Improvements
>    Repairs
>
> This release fixes some bugs, improves the RDoc library,
> and adds nodes for customization of the default header and
> footer.
>
> 1  Thanks
>
>    Zhang Chiyuan (pluskid) fixed the regexp placeholder
>     bug described below.
>
> 2  Caution
>
>    The lib/gerbil/rdoc.rb library has changed! Read it for
>     details.
>
> 3  Improvements
>
>    In the html format, added the following nodes which
>     allow you customize the default header and footer
>     whilst preserving the default content:
>       ¢¢ header_outside_above  above the entire header
>         block
>       ¢¢ header_inside_above  above the default header
>         content
>       ¢¢ header_inside_below  below the default header
>         content
>       ¢¢ header_outside_below  below the entire header
>         block
>       ¢¢ footer_outside_above  above the entire footer
>         block
>       ¢¢ footer_inside_above  above the default footer
>         content
>       ¢¢ footer_inside_below  below the default footer
>         content
>       ¢¢ footer_outside_below  below the entire footer
>         block
>
> 4  Repairs
>
>    "\0" and other regexp substitution placeholders in node
>     content were being interpreted. In particular, any
>     occurrences of "\0" in a node's content was replaced by
>     a strange SHA1 digest! {pluskid}
>
>    The lib/gerbil/rdoc.rb library did not extract method
>     information recursively.
>
>    In the html format, added a CSS margin above HTML
>     tables because they were visually colliding with other
>     elements above them.
>
>    Fixed some Ruby code warnings in the html format.
> --
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