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Update version headers to 1.4-20030727 and update changelog.
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+ Integration Build 1.4 - 20030727
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+
+ 2003-07-22 20:12 derrickoswald
+
+ * build.xml:
+
+ Use junit.jar and commons-logging.jar now found in lib/.
+
+ 2003-07-16 22:14 jkerievsky
+
+ * src/org/htmlparser/tests/utilTests/BeanTest.java:
+
+ updated last test in StringBean, and disabled the test, as is doesn't pass right now
+
+ 2003-07-16 21:49 derrickoswald
+
+ * lib/: commons-logging.jar, junit.jar:
+
+ Add needed libraries.
+
+ 2003-07-16 21:42 derrickoswald
+
+ * src/org/htmlparser/: lexer/Page.java, lexer/Source.java,
+ lexer/Stream.java, tests/lexerTests/AllTests.java,
+ tests/lexerTests/PageTests.java, tests/lexerTests/SourceTests.java,
+ tests/lexerTests/StreamTests.java:
+
+ Initial drop of new io subsystem.
+
+ 2003-07-16 20:56 derrickoswald
+
+ * src/org/htmlparser/tests/utilTests/BeanTest.java:
+
+ More tests.
+ testOutputWithPreAndScriptTags is now correct, I think.
+ The overarching goal of StringBean is to return the text, and only the text, that a user would see in a browser. When I open this html in Netscape I see nothing:
+
+ <body><pre>
+ <script language=\"javascript\">
+ if(navigator.appName.indexOf(\"Netscape\") != -1)
+ document.write ('xxx');
+ else
+ document.write ('yyy');
+ </script>
+ </pre></body>
+
+ That's what StringBean says too.
+
+ Although this points out a flaw in the specification (such as it is, see the StringBean javadoc):
+
+ * Text within <SCRIPT></SCRIPT> tags is removed.
+ * The text within <PRE></PRE> tags is not altered.
+
+ So what happens when there's both?
+ The 'not altered' means, not collapsed, not that the HTML is returned literally.
+ To test this out, see how Netscape handles:
+
+ <body><pre>
+ <b>Hello
+ World</b>
+ </pre></body>
+
+ For me it shows:
+
+ Hello
+ World
+
+ which means it consumes (and honours) the bold tags even though it is within <pre></pre>
+ So the StringBean <pre> handling is correct, or so it seems.
+
+ I guess that most questions can be answered by submitting it to a browser.
+
+ 2003-07-16 16:05 jkerievsky
+
+ * src/org/htmlparser/tests/utilTests/BeanTest.java:
+
+ added some more BeanTests, including one that is Xed out, as I think it may uncover a bug
+
+ 2003-07-15 20:17 derrickoswald
+
+ * src/org/htmlparser/tests/utilTests/: AllTests.java,
+ BeanTest.java:
+
+ Add some StringBean tests for Joshua.
+
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! HTMLParser Version 1.4 (Integration Build Jul 13, 2003)
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! HTMLParser Version 1.4 (Integration Build Jul 27, 2003)
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