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Chili 1.3 Released Today

UPDATE: Chili 1.4 has been released

Changes

  • Fixed a bug in the formula for computing the number of submatches of a regular expression: parentheses not explicitly escaped inside a character class are escaped by default, but Chili didn’t take care of them.
  • Replaced the explicit MIT Licence, with a link to it.
  • Added “?:” to many parenthesized expressions (inside recipes) that were being used just for grouping.
  • Removed the trace helper. Try the Firebug lite console instead.

Files

  • download all in a zip
  • read the manual
  • test Chili highlighting Chili
  • test Chili highlighting jQuery
  • test Chili highlighting PHP
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jQuery: API documentation /4

It was the beginning of October when I posted here three articles about this subject.

Yesterday I updated my experimental jQuery interface, re-introducing the A through Z index, and making it crossbrowser for IE, FF, and Opera (this one could be better). This is the official xml data seen through my interface.

There are empty spaces, because my proposal was about making the xml data richer than actually is. And there is still work to do for making it more robust and flexible.

For example, the next thing to add will be a list of keywords at the bottom. Clicking any of them, the function list will hide the functions that do not match that keyword. I’m speaking of keywords here rather than categories, because there exist other partitions as much interesting as categories, like “deprecated” for example, or “chainable”, or “multiplex” (acts upon a collection), or “stacked” (changes a collection) and so on.