1 Libstringprep NEWS -- history of user-visible changes. -*- outline -*-
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8 ** Supports punycode. Caveat emptor: I don't use it myself.
10 ** Uses "unsigned long" for Unicode code points instead of "long".
11 Long is guaranteed to be at least 32 bits by C standards so it is
12 always sufficiently large, no need to use uint32_t and the like.
16 ** Portability fixes (now works under Cygwin on Windows 2000).
22 ** Apply all tables to entire strings, not just first hit.
28 ** Fix prohibited characters handling.
32 ** Renamed type (struct) stringprep_table_element to Stringprep_table_element.
34 ** Renamed type stringprep_profile to Stringprep_profile.
36 ** Renamed type (struct) stringprep_table to Stringprep_table.
38 ** Added more self-tests.
42 ** Add unassigned code point handling, including self test cases.
48 ** Exported utility function `stringprep_utf8_to_unichar', complementary
49 to existing `stringprep_unichar_to_utf8'.
51 ** Renamed `stringprep_utf8_to_ucs4_fast' to `stringprep_utf8_to_ucs4' to
52 clean up API. The old entry point is maintained for binary backwards
55 ** The distribution is from now on signed using GnuPG.
67 ** Add utility functions stringprep_locale_charset(), stringprep_convert()
68 and stringprep_locale_to_utf8 () that can be used to convert text from
69 system's locale into UTF-8, which should be done before invoking
70 stringprep(). The functions requires iconv() in the operating system.
72 ** An example program (example.c) that illustrates how libstringprep can be
75 ** The pkg-config --libs output should now include necessary -R options.
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