. = Pointless tweak
- = Code Restructure
+ = New capability
* = New Feature
! = Bug Fix

UPDATES -- 20 November 06
* Placing an @ in front of a command in the list file will cause any directory info to be saved
! The filename / pattern can be more complex than FILENAME.EXTENSION

UPDATES -- 11 October 06
* If you place a ! in front of a command in the list file, that file(s) is always parsed.

UPDATES -- 8 October 06
* -a/-A Flag.  If set (default) all files are parsed.  If unset, timestamp between source and
  destination file is checked and the file is only parsed if the source file is newer.

UPDATES -- 4 October 06
! WRITESTRING will now cause an error message if the index is out of range.
* There is now the option to check last-modified timestamps on the source and
  destination files (if destination is newer, no parsing occurs).  -A allows this behavior.

UPDATES -- 30 September 06
+ Entire parsing engine rewritten to parse character-by-character rather than line-by-line
- Command implementation is alphabetical in the source
! You can now parse files with unusual names such as ".x"
. To specify an output directory, the syntax is now DIRNAME/ (or DIRNAME\ if you prefer)
! No DIRNAME (i.e. just a /) no longer throws an error
. Excess whitespace in listfile is ignored
! NOPARSE/PATH will now trigger an error if used after output has started
. Command and argument names are no longer case-sensative
* The < command in the list file now accepts any wildcard statement
. Non-fatal errors are handled slightly better
* Argument strings support escape sequences, the following are implemented: \n \" \\
* Multiple commands can be placed on the same line.
! Commands no longer leave behind whitespace

UPDATES -- 19 Aug 06
! The command line flags are now actually implemented (oops)
. Command line flag -p/-P, fires off a system "PAUSE"; at end of parse.
. <~COUNT> commands no longer terminate the program if there was no preceeding <~COUNTDOWN>

UPDATES -- 3 Aug 06
* Countdown retains value through inserts.  So now different pages can grab a different number of news items.

UPDATES -- 27 Jul 06
! Tightened down a regex or two.

UPDATES -- 26 Jul 06
* <~COUNDOWN NUM="d"> sets a counter to "d".  Then that number of <~COUNT> statements have been read, the parser ends the file.