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   - fixed a parser error so <[+ $foo +]> generates the correct result.
     Spotted by Michael Stevens.
   - fixed bug in Node_insertAfter which may cause a single Execute
     on the second line of a file to loop endless. Spotted by
     Janny Cavell.
   - Embperl doesn't search for attributes inside of quotes inside of
     html tags anymore. Spotted by Ian Van der Poel.
   - type=checkbox|radio is now case insensitiv as it should. Spotted
     by Jonny Cavell.
   - print OUT and Execute now works together. Spotted by Jonny Cavell.
   - Embperl doesn't insert a linefeed after an Execute anymore.
   - Embperl now keeps single or double quote the same as in the source
     file. Requested by Jonny Cavell.
   - [$hidden$] works now correctly inside of loops. Spotted by Jonny Cavell.
   - The parser now checks for the correct end of an html tag. Spotted
     by Jonny Cavell.
   - Added RTF syntax. This allows you for example to create serial letters
     with your favorite word processing program, save them as RTF and process 
     them with Embperl. See HTML::Embperl::Syntax::RTF for docs.

=head1 2.0b2 (BETA)  29. Mar 2001

   - Embperl files can now debugged via the interavtive debugger.
     The debugger shows the Embperl page source along with the
     correct linenumbers. 
     This works in various ways:
        # perl interacive command line debugger
        perl -d embpexec.pl file.epl  
        # ddd graphical debugger (https://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/)
        ddd --debugger 'perl -d embpexec.pl file.epl'
        or via Apache::DB under mod_perl
   - Embperl has now a defined API for creating/adding a new
     syntax. See perldoc HTML::Embperl::Syntax for details.
   - Which syntax (also multiple at the same time) 
     a given page uses can be defined via EMBPERL_SYNTAX configuration
     directive.
   - Added Syntax definitions for SSI, Perl and plain Text
   - New [$ syntax $] metacommand can switch the syntax of the file
     on the fly. It's also usefull to load addtional taglibs.
   - print OUT works again
   - HTML comments are not touched anymore
   - Embperl doesn't log a warning if a undefined value is in %ENV and
     dbgEnv is on.
   - 2.0b2 now contains all contains all changes up to 1.3.2 .

=head1 2.0b1 (BETA)  22. Dec 2000

   - Syntax of Embperl is now defined in module HTML::Embperl::Syntax
   - Processing of Embperl is now divided in smaller steps:
        1 reading the source
        2 parseing 
        3 compiling 
        4 executing
        5 outputing
     Since steps 1-3 has only to take place for the first time a file
     is processed, Embperl is about 50-100% faster the Embperl 1.x.
     (Embperl 1.x has also precompiled the Perl code, but Embperl
     goes much further and stores also a precompiled structure of
     the document)
     This modularisation will also allow to replace single steps
     with other modules and to cascade multiple processors, that
     work on one document.
   - The following options can currently only set from the httpd.conf:
     optRawInput, optKeepSpaces
   - The following options are currently not supported:
     optDisableHtmlScan, optDisableTableScan,
     optDisableInputScan, optDisableMetaScan 
   - Nesting must be properly. I.e. you cannot put a <table> tag (for an
     dynamic table) inside an if and the </table> inside another if.
     (That still works for static tables)
   - optUndefToEmptyValue is always set and cannot be disabled.
   - [$ foreach $x (@x) $] requires now the bracket around the
     array (like Perl)
   - [* *] blocks works now as expected.
   - option tag can take value optional from html text, so 
     <option value="foo"> and <option>foo</option> are the same
   - Execute ('file.htm#subname') works now without a previous
     import
   - Added cacheing of output. There are serveral parameters that
     controls the caching. They can be either given as configuration
     directives in httpd.conf, as parameters to Execute or as
     Perl vars/subs inside a [! !] of the page itself.
   - [+ +] blocks must now contain a valid Perl expression. Embperl 1.x
     allows you to put multiple statements into such a block. For performance
     reasons this is not possible anymore. Also the expression must _not_
     terminated with a semikolon. To let old code work, just wrap it into a do
     e.g. [+ do { my $a = $b + 5 ; $a } +]

=head1 1.3.4 (RELEASE)   5. Dec 2001

   - Added method $r -> Espace for html & url escaping
   - URL escpage # to %23
   - use Content-Length HTTP Header instead of $ENV{CONTENT_LENGTH}
     when running under mod_perl and win32. This fixes a bug
     with POSTed data reported by Lukas Zapletal.
   - Display correct Apache module name in Makefile.PL when
     requesting path for Apache module. Patch from James Lee.
   - New session handling using Apache::SessionX. (This also
     fixes problem with MD5 and Perl 5.6.1)
   - Fixed a bug that cause file-uploads to fail for the first 
     request to a file when running under EmbperlObject. Reported
     by Thoren Johne.
   - Added possibilities to add the session id as argument to any URL,
     instead of using cookies.
   - Added new hash %sdat which holds temporary sessins data.
   - Added options optAddUserSessionToLinks, optAddStatusSessionToLinks
     and optNoSessionCookies to control how the session id is passed.
   - Make sure the HTML::Embperl::Mail generates correct line endings
   - If Perl's STDOUT and/or STDIN are tied to any package, Embperl now
     calls the Perl methods PRINT and READ for doing I/O. This currently
     only works when not running under mod_perl.
   - Embperl can now run under FastCGI. Use embpfastcgi.pl instead of
     embpcgi.pl.
   - Delete unnecessary PerlFixupHandler from httpd.conf.src for make test.
     Reported by David Merberg.      
   - Add undef to %idat for select tag with nothing selected if
     optAllFormdata is set.
   - Cleanup of DBIx::Recordset objects now honors the setting in %CLEANUP.
     Problem reported by Kee Hinckley.
   - Embperl can now use encrypted sourcefiles. See crypto/README for
     details.