Rubinius hasn't been tested on for years, nor is it really relevant as a
Ruby implementation these days. While Oga probably still works fine on
Rubinius, I don't want to claim we support something when we officially
don't.
Currently this only disabled the automatic insertion of closing tags, in
the future this may also disable other features if deemed worth the
effort.
Fixes#107
While the MIT license is a fantastic license for those too lazy (or
unable) to understand more complex licenses it's too lax when it comes
to protecting authors (= me). For example, there are no clauses regarding
patents or ownership of source code. This means that patent trolls
could, in theory, drag me to court.
Of course one can still do that when using the MPL, but at least it has
an explicit clause regarding patents. The MPL also provides a nice
balance between the MIT license and the Apache license. I don't like the
Apache license as it requires listing any significant changes in every
changed file.
In short, I don't really care what people do with my software (they
could sell it for millions for all I care), as long as they don't drag
me to court or otherwise hold me accountable for something.
This changes the behaviour of after_element when parsing documents using the SAX
parsing API. Previously it would always receive a nil argument, which is kinda
pointless. This commit changes that by making sure it receives a namespace name
(if any) and the element name.
This fixes#54.
I gave this some thought and I've removed it for two reasons:
1. My Dogecoin Wallet takes *forever* to sync with the network (13 weeks
behind) so I uninstalled it. I can't be bothered waiting forever for a
gimmick.
2. I don't like asking for donations/money. I'd much rather have people send me
an Email thanking me for my work than for them to donate money. The latter
means much more to me.
Kitaiti Makoto
Yorick Peterse
Yorick Peterse
hinamiyagk