Release version 1.4.0

An update with an important fix and a couple of new features:

• Fix wrong expansion of constants with TemplateRecursion.
• TemplateRecursion::resolve made public (which was forgotten in the previous release).
• Interpolation now supports several new options (see below).
• A few documentation improvements.

Interpolation was revamped and significantly extended. It is now possible to double a placeholder opening sequence to escape it (i.e., the escaping sequence can be equal to the opening sequence) and it is possible to define a placeholder with no closing sequence, but rather a predicate to determine the end of the placeholder. This allows making such $simple_placeholders with no brackets.

Release version 1.3.0

A significant update with a lot of improvements and new features:

• TemplateRecursion brings a flexible recursion-capable resolver.
• TemplateDefinition was introduced to couple TemplateFormat with a Template where both is needed at once.
• TemplateTesting was deprecated in favour of Source, a new class with additional features.
• Standard template representations (like TemplateLiteral) got more accessible for some special use cases.
• Contract of Template::apply has been explained in a better way.
• Automatic module name was defined for JPMS (a.k.a. Jigsaw).

Release version 1.2.0

A small extension to support better unescapable formats, which allows using Interpolation without any escaping sequence as well.

Release version 1.1.0

A few minor additions:

• Added TemplateResolvingException and TemplateSyntaxException to support the usual problems in a well-documented way. Not used actually by the standard implementation (class Interpolation) so far, as this implementation is highly tolerant.
• Improved the default TemplateFormat::resolve implementation to avoid creating any temporary template representation (rather builds the result on-the-fly).

Release version 1.0.0

Enjoy!