gsnedders

The project that I have been working on for the past several months has finally come to fruition: I tagged the first release candidate earlier this week (which, actually, won't be the final release, as one or two things that ought to be in it have come up, primarily support for Python 2.3). However, I better start by answering a more basic question: what is it? It is an HTML document postprocessor. It takes an HTML document, and adds in a table of contents, section numbers, cross-references, and one or two other things; in short, it allows you to be lazy. Who cares about that? At least four people.

It has it's own website all ready, quite a feat knowing my laziness. Hopefully the gigantic HTML 5 will move over to using it soon (it has been an invaluable test case throughout development, testing all kinds of bizarre edge cases), and possibly one or two other things too. It's nice to get something used, apart from SimplePie, for once.