FMPP 0.9.10 is released

FMPP 0.9.10 is released.


Download:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/fmpp/fmpp_0.9.10.tar.gz
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/fmpp/fmpp_0.9.10.zip


Changes
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New features, improvements:

* The pp.newWritableSequence and pp.newWritableHash methods now have an
  optional parameter, which is the sequence or hash whose items are
  added to the new writable sequence or hash. This makes pp.copyWritable
  deprecated, which was not able to create writable sequences/hashes
  based on non-writable ones.

* New setting: "objectWrapper". This let FreeMarker "experts" to create
  and fully configure the freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper object that
  FMPP will use.

* Java API: a new fmpp.Engine constructor now let you specify the
  freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper to use.

* FreeMarker 2.3.4 is included in the distribution. Note the new feature
  of FreeMarket that let you use [#...], [@...], etc instead of <#...>,
  <@...>, etc if you start the template with [#ftl].

* <FMPP>/docs/examples/multipage_list was updated to use
  sequence?chunk(pageSize), instead of complex BeanShell script that was
  needed before FreeMarker 2.3.3.

* Manual improvements.

Bugfixes:

* On Windows, fmpp.bat has sometimes build the CLASSPATH badly that
  ruined the command line call to java.exe and caused it to die with a
  strange ClassNotFoundError.

* When a file is copied in "copy" processing mode, FMPP now sets the
  last modification time of the destination file to the last
  modification time of the source file.

  Warning! Incompatible Java API change! The FMPP engine has used and
  modified the shared freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER
  object, which is dangerous. From now by default it uses its own
  ObjectWrapper instance. If you have utilized that it uses the shared
  ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER object (not recommended!), then for 100%
  backward compatibility you have to use the objectWrapper setting with
  this value:

  "ow = ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER; ow.setSimpleMapWrapper(true); return ow;"

  (or if you don't use FMPP settings, do this in Java where you create
  the engine object:

  ObjectWrapper ow = ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER;
  ow.setSimpleMapWrapper(true);
  Engine eng = new Engine(ObjectWrapper.BEANS_WRAPPER);
  
  )


-- 
Best regards,
 Daniel Dekany



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