From: transfire@... Date: 2011-11-28T22:37:15+09:00 Subject: [ANN] Malt v0.4.0 released Malt 0.4.0 has been released. Malt provides a factory framework for rendering a variety of template and markup document formats. * home: http://rubyworks.github.com/malt * code: http://github.com/rubyworks/malt * wiki: http://wiki.github.com/rubyworks/malt * docs: http://rubyworks.github.com/malt/docs/api * bugs: http://github.com/rubyworks/malt/issues This release of Malt is a major improvement over the previous release. Where as before not all formats behaved consistently --for instance, not all templating engines handled block yielding, this release has ensured consistent functionality across all engines. A couple of significant changes were made to do this. Most important to the end user, templating formats can no longer use `yield` to insert block content, but rather must use `content`. This was done to avoid unnecessary implementation complexity due to Ruby's limitation on the use of yield within Proc objects. The code is much cleaner and subsequently more robust thanks to this change. The builder-style engines (Builder, Markaby, Erector and Nokogiri) have all been united under a single `Builder` format class. The common extension for such files is `.rbml`. These engines have been tweaked to behave uniformly, supporting explicit and implicit evaluation modes and using instance variables and externalized scope. In addition to these changes, a few new formats/engines have been added, including Creole, Maruku, WikiCloth, CoffeeScript and Nokogiri Builder. Changes: * Add Creole, Maruku and WikiCloth markup engine/formats. * Add CoffeeScript transpiler engine/formats. * Add Nokogiri Builder format. * Support `scope and `locals` style data, as well as `data` option. * Unified builder engines under one .rbml/.builder format. * Use #content instead of #yield for block content! * Add :multi option for multi-format rendering. * Overhaul internal engine API, for better overall design. * Formats delegate to master Malt.render method.