Remove code to support the null-end-tag support (<span/.../); this is
*never* used with HTML.  Removing this simply reduces the number of
special cases that clutter the start-tag parsing.

Add support for XHTML-style end-tags (<img src="foo.gif" />).

to TALGenerator, so it can be reused by HTMLTALParser.

Also got rid of the CharacterData and Comment handlers in TALParser
-- the Default handler does the right thing already.

HTML TAL parser.  This moves the "fixing" of the attributes (really
changing them from "<namespace> name" to "<prefix>:name") to the same
loop over the attributes where the presence of unrecognized attributes
is reported, simplifying life later.

Update the HTML test to ensure that automagical placement of end tags
only happens for implied end tags and not all end tags in the affected
group.

This also corrects for the bug where paragraph-level tags would close
themselves (before they opened!) if they implicitly closed anything at
all.

Fix a bug that caused paragraph-level markup to close itself when implicitly
closing anything.

For some elements, when the end tag is implied, insert the tag before any
whitespace at the end of the text being enclosed.  This makes the generated
end tags "feel" more like human-generated markup.

If there are errors, generate a non-zero return code.

Add a test case to make sure we are closing implicitly closed elements
correctly.

Add support for reasonable closing of open elements for which end tags
are considered optional.  This does not always place the closing tags
as a human editor would, but makes the structure correct.

Removed support for the empty start & end tags which are no longer reported
by nsgmllib (an SGML feature not used with HTML).

Run the tests for HTML files as well as XML files in test/.

branches. Please use cvs log instead to see revision history.

Remove the support for empty start tags and end tags; these are never
used with HTML.

Change "[%s]" % string.whitespace to r"\s" in regular expressions.

Use .emitRawText() in a couple of places; this helps minimize the
instruction sequence.

Call the proper .emitText() / .emitRawText() methods instead of just
calling .emit(); this ensures the right quoting is done and adjacent
instructions are collapsed when possible.

Split .emitText() into .exitText() and .emitRawText(); both generate
"rawtext" instructions, but .emitText() re-writes the data to use magic
entities for HTML.  Adjacent "rawtext" instructions are collapsed into a
single instruction.

Remove the use of Python 2.0 string methods; stick to the string module
for now.

Instead of defaulting to XML, use the filename extension to determine which
parser to use by default.  Use -h/-x only to override.

This fix will make HelpTopics re-read their underlying filesystem files if Zope is run in debug mode and if the file change
timestamp has changed since the first time the content was read in.

Before this failed::

  line one

    line two

Now this example is handled correctly.

Fixed a couple typos. This DOM really needs some tests. These typos should have been caught long ago.

Updated docbook coverage to allow StructuredText to work. No more KeyErrors upon importing StructuredText. Also updated it to work with the current DocumentClass.py and with docbook 4.1.

which prevented things like strong,emp, and string literals from being
recognized.

things like strong,emp, and literals in the href name

StructuredText section failed to provide the actual colorizable text,
so in-line structured text items were being ignored.