From: why the lucky stiff <ruby-talk@...>
Date: 2004-04-03T07:21:55+09:00
Subject: [ANN] RedCloth 2.0.3 -- A Textile Humane Web Text Generator

feel this:

RedCloth 2.0.3.  Available in RAA.  Shortly, from RubyGems: gem 
--remote-install RedCloth
(or it might be) gem --remote --install RedCloth
(in the meantime) 
http://rubyforge.org/download.php/472/redcloth-2.0.3.tar.gz

RedCloth [1] is a module for using Textile [2] in Ruby.  Textile is a 
text format.  A very simple text format.  Another stab at making 
readable text that can be converted to HTML.

At first, this release included only a few minor updates to quote 
handling and tables.  But then I found a huge problem with <pre> tags.  
In addition, I realized that one of the method I'd written was complete 
monkey code.  So, it's better.

Upgrade cautiously.  If you're using RedCloth all over the place and 
it's working fine, you might wait until the next release to upgrade.  
But, if you have a bold spirit, be my guest.  I don't think it's that 
dangerous.  The (Poignant) Guide is translating fine under 2.0.3.  And 
so's my weblahhg, so it's probly good for anything you're doing.  But, 
let me _know_ if it goes or blows.

Hey and thanks to Tom Copeland.  This is the first release of RedCloth 
now that it's all moved over to RubyForge.  That place is fully 
blooded.  Talk about veins.

_why

[1] http://whytheluckystiff.net/ruby/redcloth/
[2] http://textism.com/tools/textile/