Bitflux Editor (aka BXE) 0.9.3 released

[Christian Stocker]

I just released BXE 0.9.3.

Get it from
http://bitfluxeditor.org/
or test it at
http://cvsdemo.bitfluxeditor.org

Fixed Bugs since 0.9.2

- deletion of selections does not clear the whole content anymore
- encoding problem with non UTF-8 documents fixed (BXE now sends always
UTF-8 encoded documents back)
- RelaxNG parser recognizes different namespaces in included RelaxNG
documents correctly
- New inlineXHTML example. Uses XHTML instead of simplified Docbook for
editing area.
- Improved Examples. Although they still need further improvements.
Planned for next release
- Updated API Doc
- non xhtml inline elements are treated correctly

The 0.9.x series are intented for bug testing until we release 1.0.
There won't be big new features until 1.0.

Thanks to the University of Zurich for a lot of bug fixing and reporting.

The main thing still pending is updating the examples and making them
fully functional.

BXE 1.0 is a completely rewritten Editor. It has not much in common
anymore with the "old" Bitflux Editor.

What's New in Bitflux Editor
****************************

* Based on Mozile/eDOM (http://mozile.mozdev.org)
* On-The-Fly Relax-NG Validation
* Extensible and exchangable widget system
* To a great extent event based -> easy adding of own event handlers
* Full support for XML Namespaces
* Native XHTML support
* No need for CSS styles, if in XHTML namespace
* "XSLT-less" mode. No need to write XSLTs, if you don't need it.
* Copy&Paste into and out of Mozilla
* Tag and Source-Edit Mode directly in the context
* Cleaned up GUI
* WebDAV support
* Delete over paragraphs
* Nicer attribute edit dialog
* Table Editor
* Image Inserts
* and many more..


If you have questions, bugs, suggestions, whatever, do not hesitate to
post them here in these mailinglists (or use
http://bugs.bitfluxeditor.org for bugs)

Have fun

chregu