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2.3

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Bug fixes:
- Using tal:repeat on empty lists would cause an exception to be thrown.
Now the repeating elements are removed from the output.

2.2

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Bug fixes:
- HTML Document type declarations were not being passed through from the template
- HTML Comments are now passed through to the output
- End tags with no start tag now raise an error rather than failing silently
- The first text element in a template is now combined with other text elements
- XML Processing Instructions are now passed through the template correctly.

2.1

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Bug fixes:
- HTML Templates will now suppress the output of close tags for elements
that are forbidden to have them in HTML 4.01. Additionally tags that
can have no close tag in HTML can still have TAL attributes. This means
that HTML templates can still be valid HTML, and produce valid HTML.
For example:
'<html><img tal:attributes="src imgSrc"></html>' is now valid, and will only
output the <img> tag.

New features:
- A simplification of how local variables are handled brings a 5-10%
performance gain

2.0

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Complete refactoring of simpleTAL leading to very significant performance
improvements.

Bug fixes:
- Any unknown entity references present in a HTML template were not passed
through to the rendered template, now they are.
- Attributes created using tal:attributes did not have their values escaped
properly

New features:
- Large performance improvements by splitting the process into two
- Templates once compiled can now be re-used, leading to large performance
gains

1.1

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Bug fixes:
- The "structure" keyword when used in XML templates would fail with an exception.

New features:
- Added test cases for TALES and TAL (both HTML and XML)
- Added allowTALInStructure flag to control expansion of TAL attributes

1.0

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Initial release.

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