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1.2.1 (2017/03/28):
* Minor bug fix in texosquery.tex (fixed decimal separator
for numeric patterns with all # in the fractional part)
1.2 (2017/03/23):
* Now has three .jar files depending on the Java installation:
- texosquery-jre8.jar
Full application. May be used with the CLDR locale provider
(Unicode Consortium's Common Locale Data Repository).
Requires at least Java 8 (use with
java -Djava.locale.providers=CLDR,JRE or
add "java.locale.providers=CLDR,JRE" to the
JAVA_TOOLS_OPTIONS environment variable to access the CLDR)
- texosquery.jar
The default version of the application. Can't be used with
CLDR. Less locale support. Requires at least Java 7.
- texosquery-jre5.jar
Cut-down version of the application with significantly less
locale support. Provided for old systems that can't upgrade,
but not recommended. (Use of Java 5 or 6 is deprecated.)
Requires at least Java 5.
* Corresponding scripts that run the appropriate .jar file
are bundled in texosquery.dtx and extracted using:
tex texosquery.ins
- Unix-like (run `chmod +x texosquery*.sh`):
texosquery-jre8.sh : runs texosquery-jre8.jar with
-Djava.locale.providers=CLDR,JRE
texosquery.sh : runs texosquery.jar
texosquery-jre5.sh : runs texosquery-jre5.jar
(I recommend the removal of the '.sh' extension
for more convenient invocation.)
- Windows (rename texosquery*.batch to texosquery*.bat):
texosquery-jre8.bat : runs texosquery-jre8.jar with
-Djava.locale.providers=CLDR,JRE
texosquery.bat : runs texosquery.jar
texosquery-jre5.bat : runs texosquery-jre5.jar
You can edit these files if additional Java settings
are required (e.g. -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8). Alternatively
set the JAVA_TOOLS_OPTIONS environment variable.
* New texosquery.cfg configuration file. Edit the definition
of \TeXOSInvokerName to indicate which application you
need to use. For example, if Java 8 is installed:
\def\TeXOSInvokerName{texosquery-jre8}
See the installation section of the manual.
* New command line switches:
Actions:
--bcp47 / -b
--codeset-lcs / -C
--locale-data / -D
--numeric / -N
--date-time / -M
--time-zones / -Z
--list-dir / -ld
--list-regular / -lr
--filterlist-dir / -fd
--filterlist-regular / -fr
--walk / -w
Options:
--debug [⟨n⟩]
--nodebug
--compatible ⟨n⟩ / -compat ⟨n⟩
* Actions --list (-i) and --filterlist (-f) now have an
optional argument to indicate the sort order.
* When accessing file information, the TEXMF openin_any
setting is first checked to determine if read access is
permitted.
* Returned values now include some shorthand markup that's
internally converted when read in by \TeXOSQuery. For
example "texosquery -n" now returns
\pdfd \fcln 20161113161156\fpls 00\fcsq 00\fcsq
instead of
D:20161113161156+00'00'
To restore the original behaviour use --compatible 1
See the manual for further details.
1.1 (2016-07-14):
* texosquery.jar:
- Added --dirname (-e)
- Multiline results add braces to each line
(to make it easier to parse the results in TeX).
- Code refactored.
- Code now compiled for Java 5 to support users with
old versions of the JRE.
* texosquery.tex:
- \TeXOSQueryNow and \TeXOSQueryFileDate set the category
code of D to 12 (to match \pdfcreationdate).
- new command \TeXOSQueryDirName
- dry run mode is now by default on unless shell escape=1
(unrestricted mode)
1.0 (2016-07-08):
* Initial release
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