More Wiki in a jar

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 0.9.6

Notes:
This is a new release of "More Wiki in a jar"
There are a lot of new features in this release
- Improved performance of table formatting
- enhanced external link handling with "file" support
- New help page for internal and external link wiki markup
- Serveral Bugfixes


Changes:
"More Wiki in a Jar" is a small Wiki written in Java with great
focus on simplicity and a full Wiki formating syntax.
It is intended to run on a USB stick.
This is an offspring of "Wiki in a jar" by rico_g

https://sourceforge.net/projects/morewikiinajar/

* Version 0.9.6 (10/05/2008)
- Fixed performance of table formatting
- Fixed bug: an "=" in a heading is now possible. Thanks to Frank Dietrich (sub_optimal)
- Fixed bug: version in "About More Wiki in a jar.wiki" was not updated during packaging
- Rewritten: handling of external links are improved
- NEW: external links with "file:" are now working
- NEW: Help page for internal and external link wiki markup

* Version 0.9.5 (10/03/2008)
- NEW: Basic Table support
- NEW: Full Table support with 
- NEW: Fixed Text <tt> support
- NEW: Helppage for normal wiki markup
- NEW: Helppage for table wiki markup
- NEW: During Edit you can access the new help pages
- Fixed bug: improved performance of some of the render modules
- Fixed bug: preformatted filter was not working correctly
- Fixed bug: preformatted filter may end in endless loop
- Fixed bug: nowiki filter could have an endless loop
- Fixed bug: nowiki filter didn't removed old nowiki parts
- Known bug: an '=' in a heading lead to formatting error. Will resolved asap

* Version 0.9.1 (10/01/2008)
- Fixed bug: definition was not formatted correctly
- Changed styles to the new name "More Wiki in a jar"

* Version 0.9.0 (09/27/2008)
- Fixed several bugs in Java code
- Fixed bug: bold italic formatting was not correct
- NEW: indent support
- NEW: <br> tag support
- NEW: definition support
- NEW: <pre> </pre> support
- NEW: comment <!-- --> support
- NEW: nowiki <nowiki></nowiki> support
- NEW: content table with links on pages with more than 4 header
- NEW: full UTF-8 support. Thanks to Frank Dietrich (sub_optimal)