ANN: Albert v0.4.9 released

Albert, the javadoc-alike tool for Common Lisp, continues the surge
ahead with a v0.4.9 release.  The code has been tested on a lot of new
lisp-projects and has been made more robust.  Of major new features
in this release:

- Allows inclusion of 'related methods' in presentation of classes and
  structs.  A 'related method' is a method that dispatch on that
  particular class or struct. 

- Now also handles keyword and optional parameters to methods and
  functions right.  Improvement of EXPORT-calls also improved, in
  other words the package export-lists will be more accurate.

- Can now split the variable/constant list for a package onto a separate
  page.  Also enables cvsview-linking of methods and functions, where
  info about the cvsview url has been provided.
  
- New and improved icons for export-status.  Very visible effect. 
  
- In addition comes a long list of other fixes, see Changelog for
  details.  

(This is also a 'Release Early+Often' release.)
  
Several known issues remain, e.g make presentation order for 'package
full listing' configurable, or making albert API docs includable in
your other docbook documentation.  These will be addressed, but to
be able to make correct priorities, feedback from you is needed.  To
have a wide enough testsuite for the albert-parser and presentation
backend I need more systems to test on, so please give me a word. I'm also
interested in knowing how you use Albert and about any problems with
the current release.

Albert has a homepage at: http://albert.sourceforge.net/
Known bugs are found at:  http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=572559&group_id=84355
Feature requests: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=84355&atid=572562

Thanks for your interest.


-- 
Stig Erik Sandoe



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