Late one evening, in the dark of the night when nobody was looking, we released something into the world. It looked small and harmless, but who knew what damage it would wreak in the wrong hands?

Well, only one way to find out. Here's PageTemplate 2.1. That's 1/10 of 1/2 of 42, which was our ranking level on Rubyforge the day of release. The day which just happened to be the day after the release of the movie for the Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy. Just a coincidence, or is PageTemplate related in some way to the Ultimate Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything? You decide, but it might be a good idea to download a copy for yourself before the universe is suddenly replaced by a newer and infinitely more complex one. Again.

Here's the highlights of what has changed since 2.0:

2.1
Commands:
Changed: IfCommand now accepts elseif, elsif, else if.
Changed: LoopCommand accepts multiple iterators.
Changed: Commands don't accept 'commandname arguments' syntax
Changed: Commands take arguments they want: called_as, value, iterators
Changed: Commands no longer recieve parsers on initialize
Changed: Commands can access parser via namespace.parser
Removed: modifies? and closes?
Added: @modifier = sym, @closer = sym. These are syms for the
SyntaxGlossary's lookups for else, when, end, etc.
Parser:
Added: NamespaceItem module
Changed: Namespace is now just an includer of NamespaceItem
Changed: Parser and Templare are now both NamespaceItems
Changed: Namespace#get returns an error message instead of erroring.
Changed: obj.accessor now also has obj.arrayindex and obj.hashkey
Changed: SyntaxGlossary is now a singleton, and is more flexible.
Added: htglossary.rb, providing an HTML::Template HTGlossary
Fixed: Parser#load() accepts full path names now