Changes in Hyperlatex
Hyperlatex has moved to producing XHTML 1.0. The migration is not
complete, and Hyperlatex's output will not (yet) pass an XHTML
checker. This version is released only since I've been using it so
long and it was stable (for me).
Hyperlatex 2.0 is a major new revision. Hyperlatex now consists of a
kernel written in Emacs lisp that mainly acts as a macro interpreter
and that implements some low-level functionality. Most of the
Hyperlatex commands are now defined in the system-wide initialization
file siteinit.hlx. This will make it much
easier to customize, update, and improve Hyperlatex.
Hyperlatex 1.4 introduces some incompatible changes, in particular the
ten special characters. There is support for a number of
HTML 3 features.
Hyperlatex 1.3 fixes a few bugs.
Hyperlatex 1.2 has a few new options that allow you to better use the
extended HTML tags of the netscape
browser.
Otfried Cheong, September 3, 2003