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Releases: MartinPacker/mdpre

v1.2.1 Better Gutters For `=csvflow`

03 May 12:04

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You can now make narrower gutter columns when using =csvflow.

Addresses Issues 49, 50, and 51.

v1.2 Cheetah Templates

11 Apr 15:15

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This release includes optional use of Cheetah 3 templates.

It also adds --version and --help command line parameters. (The latter is an alternative to -h.)

It also fixes Issue 48.

v1.1.5 Fix `=csvflow` Issues

12 Mar 21:02

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Fixes two =csvflow issues: 46 and 47.

v1.1.4 Calendar Enhancements

08 Mar 15:57

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Made it easier to use =cal etc.

v1.1.3 Variable Substitution Rules Relaxed

28 Sep 12:51

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This release relaxed the rules for variable substitution slightly. Addresses Issue 45.

v1.1.2 Bug Fix For Crasher

19 Aug 15:11

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Fixes Issue 42 - which was a serious crasher (but probably one seldom seen).

Note: This bug truncated the User Guide for md2pptx - which has now been repaired.

v1.1.1 Urgent Fix For `=csvflow`

09 Jun 19:07

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v1.1 Enhancements To The CSV-To-Markdown-Table Code

08 Jun 15:18

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Addressed 4 issues:

  • Issues 35, 36, 37, 39 are CSV related enhancements.
  • Issue 38 is a bugfix.

v1.0 Filenames As Command Line Parameters

25 May 15:15

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This release supports filenames being specified on the command line. It sets variables you can use in your document for all the filenames you specify this way, with values like stdin as fallbacks.

This release addresses Issue 1 and Issue 29

v0.9 Platform Variables and RegExp Match Based Conditional Inclusion

17 May 15:39

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This release provides two, potentially related enhancements:

  • Setting some variables based on Python's platform module: Issue 33.
  • Adding variable tests for regular expression matches - using Python's re module: Issue 34.

You might, for example, set a variable using a different command string if on Windows versus Mac OS. The combination of these two would let you do that.