Acme-MetaSyntactic

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0.96 2006-10-16 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/10/16]
    - thunderbirds (Abigail)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - browser (Rafaël Garcia-Suarez added "iceweasel")
    - pause_id

0.95 2006-10-09 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/10/09]
    - linux
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - pause_id
    - pm_groups

0.94 2006-10-02 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/10/02]
    - nis (Abigail)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - pause_id

0.93 2006-09-26 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/09/25]
    - jabberwocky (Abigail)
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - Acme::MetaSyntactic::MultiList now has a has_category() method
      to test if a given theme contains a certain category
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - pause_id
    - pm_groups

0.92 2006-09-16 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/09/18]
    - invasions (Jean Forget)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - dilbert
    - pause_id
    - vcs (Abigail)

0.91 2006-09-10 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/09/11]
    - vcs (Éric Cholet)
    [ON TO VERSION 1.00]
    - the DATES file now lists all planned themes until version 1.00
    [TICKET CLOSED]
    - #21325 on rt.cpan.org (update metro with Chicago lines)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - dilbert
    - metro (Chicago by Elliot Shank, London, Rotterdam, Toronto by Abigail)
    - pause_id
    - phonetic (Dutch list by Abigail)
    - pm_groups
    - punctuation (update from wikipedia by Abigail)
    - yapc (new YAPC by Abigail)

0.90 2006-09-03 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/09/04]
    - state_flowers (Abigail)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - pause_id
    - yapc (Vienna and Houston were selected for 2007)

0.89 2006-08-28 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/08/28]
    - pause_id
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - dilbert
    - planets (Pluto is not a planet anymore)
    - pornstars

0.88 2006-08-22 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/08/21]
    - metro
    [AND FOR THE LAST TIME, METRO IS NOT NEW!]
    - ... but is has changed so much, that is just like it was.
    - From now on, Acme::MetaSyntactic has exactly 100 * $VERSION
      themes. Version 0.99 (the last beta) will ship with 99 themes.
    - No more cheap tricks to reduce the headcount, yay!
    [TESTS]
    - t/31any.t has been updated to work correctly if other themes
      are installed
    - t/41count.t is back (and works correctly if other themes are
      installed)
    [TICKET CLOSED]
    - #21028 on rt.cpan.org (David Adler noticed that t/31any.t failed)
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - space_missions (new categories: manned_spacecraft, launch_vehicles
      and victims)

0.87 2006-08-08 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/08/14]
    - sins (Abigail)
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - pm_groups
    [OOPS]
    - space_missions was not listed in the MANIFEST file for the
      previous version, and was therefore not included...

0.86 2006-08-04 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/08/07]
    - pie (Nicholas Clark)
    [TESTS]
    - removed t/41count.t from the public tests, as it may break
      when older versions of Acme::MetaSyntactic are already installed
      (that's because some themes have been renamed or removed)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - apollo (augmented and renamed space_missions)
    - space_missions (Jean Forget)

0.85 2006-08-02 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/07/31]
    - foo
    [GUESS WHAT? FOO IS NOT NEW!]
    - foo was made multilingual (see the change log for 0.26, 0.38,
      0.55, 0.70 and 0.73 for the whole list of cheap justifications)
    - only one more of those, and we'll have the version number correspond
      to the total number of themes
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - toto (removed and merged into foo)
    [OOPS]
    - Due to holidays and bad connection, this list was two days late.

Changes  view on Meta::CPAN

    - dwarves (Abigail, 9 new languages)
    - phonetic (Gisbert W. Selke, German typo)
    - planets (Abigail, update to 42 languages)
    - pornstars
    - weekdays (Gisbert W. Selke, 10 new languages)

0.73 2006-04-30 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/05/08]
    - planets
    [GUESS WHAT? PLANETS IS NOT NEW!]
    - planets was made multilingual (see the change log for
      0.26, 0.38, 0.55 and 0.70 for the whole list of cheap
      justifications)
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - Acme::MetaSyntactic::Locale is now a subclass of
      Acme::MetaSyntactic::MultiList, and supports territories.

0.72 2006-04-28 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/05/01]
    - pantagruel (Rafaël Garcia-Suarez)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - pm_groups
    - pornstars

0.71 2006-04-26 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/04/24]
    - sql
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - pornstars

0.70 2006-04-16 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/04/17]
    - jamesbond (Abigail)
    [HEY, JAMESBOND IS NOT NEW! IT WAS ADDED IN VERSION 0.07!!]
    - You know the story, now... (If not, see the change log for
      versions 0.26, 0.38 and 0.55.) This time I turned a simple
      list into one with categories.
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - The meta script can now be called with "meta theme/category"
      instead of "meta --category category theme". (Abigail)
    - meta now accepts a --sources switch, that lists the sources
      used by a remote list. (Abigail)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - browser (Rafaël Garcia-Suarez added a new item)
    - pornstars
    [TICKET CLOSED]
    - #18700 on rt.cpan.org (update to the browser theme)

0.69 2006-04-09 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/04/10]
    - pornstars (Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni)
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - New behaviour Acme::MetaSyntactic::MultiList allows themes
      to be organised in categories and sub-categories. Usage is
      similar to Acme::MetaSyntactic::Locale (except that the
      constructor parameter is named 'category')
    - the first theme to use this feature is... pornstars
    - Acme::MetaSyntactic::RemoteList has a new method sources()
      that can report the source URLs for subcategories (for
      Acme::MetaSyntactic::RemoteList)
    - the meta script accepts a new --category option, to select
      a category within an Acme::MetaSyntactic::MultiList theme
    [TESTS]
    - Since 0.59, Acme::MetaSyntactic::RemoteList could accept
      serveral sources. This functionality is now fully tested.
    - tests for Acme::MetaSyntactic::MultiList
    - skip a few more tests if LWP::UserAgent is not installed
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - hhgg (updated a reference link)

0.68 2006-03-24 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/04/03]
    - pop2
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - counting_rhyme (Anja Krebber and Yanick Champoux provided
      a German version)
    - dilbert
    - services (now uses a very large online list)

0.67 2006-03-23 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/03/27]
    - pop3

0.66 2006-03-19 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/03/20]
    - smtp (Abigail)

0.65 2006-03-12 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/03/13]
    - contrade (Estelle Souche)

0.64 2006-03-05 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/03/06]
    - trigan (Abigail)
    [FILE UPDATE]
    - DATES lists all planned themes until version 0.68.
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - pm_groups
    - pokemon
    - pooh (Abigail provided a few more characters)

0.63 2006-02-16 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/02/27]
    - planets (Abigail)

0.62 2006-02-16 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/02/20]
    - garfield (Abigail)

0.61 2006-02-12 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/02/13]
    - pooh (Abigail & Leon Brocard)
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - pm_groups

0.60 2006-02-05 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2006/02/06]
    - gems (Abigail)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - dilbert
    - pm_groups

Changes  view on Meta::CPAN

    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/04/18]
    - amber (Offer Kaye)

0.17 2005-04-10 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/04/11]
    - elements (Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni)
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - now looks for Acme::MetaSyntactic themes everywhere in @INC
      (not only in the directory where Acme::MetaSyntactic is installed)
    - better documentation for Acme::MetaSyntactic::Locale
    [BUGFIX]
    - load_data() does not destroy $_ any more
    - the bugfix in 0.16 did not fix the "whitespace in install dir" bug,
      but the @INC enhancement did (thanks to Olivier Mengué for pointing
      me to File::Glob)

0.16 2005-04-01 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/04/04]
    - haddock (Jérôme Fenal)
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - The new Acme::MetaSyntactic::Locale allows for multilingual themes
    - The first theme to use this behaviour is "haddock"
    - Still 100% coverage (even cover Win32 code under Unix)
    [BUGFIX]
    - Corrected a bug that only appeared if Acme::MetaSyntactic
      was installed in directories containing whitespace
      (thanks to Max Maischein for testing under such conditions!)

0.15 2005-03-17 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/03/28]
    - python (Ricardo Signes)
    [THEME UPDATES]
    - dancers (removed bad characters)
    - dilbert (removed duplicates)
    - donmartin (removed duplicates)
    - robin (removed duplicates)
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - cleaned up the result of load_data()
    [ANNOUNCE]
    - This module is a dependency for two other modules!
      + Bot::MetaSyntactic is the base for the meta bot on #perlfr
      + Acme::MetaSyntactic::RefactorCode will replace your boring
        metasyntactic variables with shiny new ones

0.14 2005-03-14 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/03/21]
    - pumpkings (Rafael Garcia-Suarez)
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - hhgg

0.13 2005-03-06 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/03/14]
    - loremipsum (Jérôme Fenal)

0.12 2005-03-06 BOOK
    [ENHANCEMENTS]
    - To prevent endless growth of the Acme::MetaSyntactic module,
      and support various theme behaviours, support for behaviour
      classes has been added.
    - The first behaviour class is Acme::MetaSyntactic::List, which
      reproduces the previous behaviour of selecting a number
      of random items from a list, with no repetition until
      the list is exhausted.
    - The 17 existing themes have been converted to the new scheme.
    [USAGE]
    - Acme::MetaSyntactic is a dependency for a least one module!
      Praise Bot::MetaSyntactic, which is the core of the meta bot
      running on irc://irc.perl.org/perlfr
    [INCOMPATIBILITIES]
    - the API has changed a little:
      + Acme::MetaSyntactic does not has methods named after the
        themes any more
      + The name() method now accept the theme name as its first
        parameter
      + name( [ $theme, ] 0 ) now returns the full list of names
    [COVERAGE]
    - Code coverage is still 100%, but I had to resort to a hack
      to achieve this feat.
    [NEW BEHAVIOURS]
    - Acme::MetaSyntactic::List is the classic "random item from a list"
      that existed until now
    [ANNOUNCE]
    - More behaviour subclasses will follow!
    [NEW WEEKLY THEMES 2005/03/07]
    - any     [a metatheme (!) that returns names from a random theme]
    - dancers [a birthday gift and homage to my wife,
               who was born on March 7th, 30 years ago]
    [THEME UPDATE]
    - toto (Jérôme Fenal)

0.11 2005-02-22 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/02/28]
    - hhgg (Aldo Calpini)

0.10 2005-02-10 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/02/21]
    - viclones

0.09 2005-02-06 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/02/14]
    - buffy (Rafael Garcia-Suarez)

0.08 2005-01-18 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/02/07]
    - phonetic (Michel Rodriguez)

0.07 2005-01-18 BOOK
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/01/31]
    - jamesbond (heh)

0.06 2005-01-18 BOOK
    [BIG FUX]
    - themes() didn't work correctly in scalar context.
    [SMILL FAX]
    - meta did issue a warning when called without arguments.
      Rafael Garcia-Suarez provided a patch, which I modified
      so that no args means default theme.
    [NEW WEEKLY THEME 2005/01/24]
    - tld (Scott Lanning suggested ISO 3166 country codes)

0.05 2005-01-16 BOOK



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