Doodle 2.0 binaries released

Project presentation:

The Doodle project aims to provide a language to easily describe Origami diagrams and produces a ready-to-print document.
Doodle will free creators from diagramming constraints and increase their capabity to share their creations.

What's new:

New major stable release 2.0.
Binaries for Linux, Solaris and Windows are provided.

Main changes are:

- \shift operator is now completed.
- Fold operators (\valley_fold ...) can now be defined with a limiting edge on its second point.
- \unfill operator has been extended. If no paramter is given all previously defined faces are unfilled.
- New debug operators (\debug_point and \debug_line) very useful.
- \rotate operator has changed, it's no longer accepted inside a step block.
- New operator \text to annotate directly points of diagrams.
- New operator \unshift to stop action of a previous \shift.
- Vertex duplications are now provided (e.g newA = A;).
- Fold line styles no longer change because of scale change.
- Parenthesis can now be found safely in string.