Gavin Kistner

A slightly better way to open the links: ``` html function inBrowser(a){ window.open(a.href); return false } … ``` This allows the link to still function in CHM readers where JavaScript...

Since I want the information anyhow, I decided to try converting to a database myself. The work in progress can be seen here, for your consideration. I've just started populating...

Open questions: * Where you have general preamble prose for a release, should that be part of the database of changes, or a separate file perhaps? * You have some...

I'm glad you've thought along the same lines. I continued manual porting of 3.0 changes into the DB for testing, and created [a quick-n-dirty first pass](https://github.com/Phrogz/rubychanges/blob/dev/database-driven/_src/distill.rb) at a "distilled" overview...

Forgot to add pictures of what it is producing so far, to help sell why I think this is so important. :) Imagine a simple filter UI at the top...

Alright, I'll head down that path. Thanks :)

Making progress. I could not think of an elegant way to add the information, so thus far its just an extra "field" in the Markdown that looks like this (see...

FWIW, [downloading](http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-c/download.cgi) and installing Xerces 3.2.2 manually also fails. However, [downloading 3.1.4 from the archive](http://archive.apache.org/dist/xerces/c/3/sources/) and installing that allowed the uSCXML install to proceed past this point.

Second this feature request. Perhaps a command-palette invocation like "Run Code with Arguments" and then (as other extensions do) it follows along with a text input for you to type...

See also Issue #142, Issue #380, Issue #553