txt2tags

This version features new %!preproc: and %!postproc:
user defined filters. There's also a new mark + for
explicit numbered titles, +like this+, so now users can
mix normal titles with numbered ones, like a book with
Appendix. Now all the config settings can be linked with
a especific target, using the new "%!key(target):value"
syntax. Lots of user reported bugs was fixed, titles on
LaTeX are unnumbered by default (as other targets)
and the GUI was improved, showing %!cmdline
contents (if any) and refreshing checkboxes when a
new file is loaded.

There is a new %!cmdline setting to specify a default command line. There are new short options -H and -n for --noheaders and --enumtitle. The new options -o and --outfile are used to set the output filename. The LaTeX target now supports images.

A new smart align mode was implemented for the full table and for each table cell. The --style option was added to specify an HTML CSS file, and the --toclevel option was added to set the maximum TOC deepness. The --maskemail option (which was broken since v1.2) was fixed.

A "Txt2tags User Guide" document has been added to centralize all the program information. Improvements are the mark for "raw text" (not parsed) and the new "%!encoding" command to specify the document charset. There is also a new "contrib" dir for user contributed stuff. Some bugs in TOC handling were fixed.

Support for LaTeX documents has been added. Now multiple source files can be specified on the command line as "txt2tags -t html *.t2t". The URL matcher was improved and now gets paths such as http://this.com/// and http://this.com?var=abc#anchor correct. There is a new unhtml.vim script to convert by brute force an HTML file to a txt2tags file using Vim.