[curn-users] curn, version 2.6.4

[Brian Clapper <bmc@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Version 2.6.4 of the curn RSS reader has been posted to the web.

The 2.6.4 release has the following changes, bug fixes, and enhancements.

* Fixed a bug reported by Manpreet Dharni <mpsdh2003 /at/ yahoo.com>: If
  the value for a TemplateFile configuration directive (to the
  FreeMarkerOutputHandler) contains white space (after variable expansion),
  curn complained that there were too many tokens. For instance:

      TemplateFile: url file:/C:/Program Files/clapper.org/curn/bin/html.ftl

  or

      # ${program:cwd.url} will expand to file:/C:/Program Files/...
      TemplateFile: url ${program:cwd.url}/html

  Curn was parsing the value strictly on white space delimiters, so white
  space in a file name or URL caused curn to see too many tokens.

  Curn now uses a new double-quoting capability in the
  org.clapper.util.config.Configuration class, allowing double quoting of
  tokens that may contain white space. Now, the above problem can be
  remedied by quoting the file name or URL:

      TemplateFile: url "${program:cwd.url}/html"
      TemplateFile: url "file:/C:/Program Files/clapper.org/curn/bin/html.ftl"

* Fixed sample script output handlers to use the correct methods for
  various curn API calls. I'd neglected to update them when I changed the
  API.

* Added a sample ObjectScript (http://objectscript.sourceforge.net/)
  script output handler.

WARNING: This version of curn REQUIRES version 2.1.3 (or later) of the
org.clapper.util Java Utility Library. If you install curn manually, be
sure to download and install the updated org.clapper.util jar file, as
well. (See http://www.clapper.org/software/java/util/) If you install curn
via the graphical installer, the new version of the utility library will be
installed automatically for you.

See the curn home page, http://www.clapper.org/software/java/curn/ for more
details.

Brian Clapper, http://www.clapper.org/bmc/

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