Posts tagged 'SMLNJ'
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INI-1.0 released - October 8, 2004
Announcing the first major release of my INI parsing structure for SML/NJ. This is an add-on code module for SML that parses and creates the popular Windows-style INI configuration files also found in Samba and PHP. This release fixes a problem in handling escaped characters like “\t” and “\n”, and adds a couple simple examples.
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URI-1.1 released - September 15, 2004
Announcing the first point release of my URI structure for SML/NJ. This is an add-on code module for SML that converts between strings and URI datatype and also performs some manipulations on the URI. In this point release, I have corrected a problem finding a valid URI if the string begins with whitespace and sped up the parsing routines. See my SML projects page for more information on this release.
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HTTP-0.1 Released - August 23, 2004
Announcing the 0.1 prerelease of my HTTP manipulation structure for SML/NJ. This is an add-on code module for SML that works with HTTP. At the moment, all it’s really useful for is downloading remote files using a wget-like example program. This prerelease contains very little in the way of configurability but is functional.
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INI-0.2 Released - August 11, 2004
Announcing the 0.2 prerelease of my INI parsing structure for SML/NJ. This is an add-on code module for SML that parses and creates the popular Windows-style INI configuration files. These files are also used in Samba and PHP. While this is a prerelease of the final version, it is mostly complete except for a couple odds and ends - full examples are the biggest requirement yet to meet for the final release.
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URI-1.0 Released - July 31, 2004
Announcing version 1.0 of my URI structure for SML/NJ. This is an add-on code module for SML that converts between strings and URI datatypes and also performs some manipulations on the URI. This is the first in a series of modules I will be releasing for Standard ML in an attempt to increase the amount of real-world SML code. It will be required for several of my future projects since it’s really one of the foundations of networking client code. See my SML projects page for more information on this release.