This release improves the HTML format by reducing the output file size, improving on-line usability and document printability (please try the “print preview” function in your browser; the output is simply beautiful!), and repairing some defects.

This release implements a shorter, faster, better unindentation algorithm which:

This release repairs the unindent feature (it did not consider block beginnings that had block parameters) and adds an error message when block beginnings and endings are unbalanced.

This release improves the unindent feature and changes the include directive’s syntax. In related news, the project mailing list has been dismantled in favor of simply contacting the author directly (see e-mail address in LICENSE) to get help or provide feedback.

This release adds image embedding methods for the HTML format and no longer appends (through CSS) an asterisk on outgoing hyperlinks.

This release fixes some bugs, improves the RDoc library, and adds nodes for customization of the default header and footer.

This release improves usability and fixes some bugs.

This release makes Gerbil available as a RubyGem, fixes some bugs, and updates the user guide.

• Fixed the generation of unique node URI fragments in the HTML format.
• Added a $feeds parameter to the HTML format.
• Added the format/rdoc.rb library for accessing RDoc’s parse tree.
• Updated the user guide:
  • added documentation for methods provided by the HTML format
  • added RSS feed for project release announcements
  • improved the ghastly HelloWorld example

I am proud to announce a new project of mine named “Gerbil”
which is beautifully short (176 lines of code) and powerful!