Release Notes: This release contains some fixes to the Javadoc parser (case-sensitivity issue) and to make it work in Windows environments. The unit tests have some improvements as well, and the object type "TYPE" is supported now (JavaDoc: @type).
Release Notes: A huge code reorganization (for better maintenance and reusability) took place with this release. Next to that, HTML files now get more "permanent" names so one can link to them directly (the same is true for "anchors" in those files). Moreover, code was prepared for Python v3 compatibility.
Release Notes: The logging facility has been enhanced: it now supports automatic log file rotation (based on size), as well as capturing unhandled Python-warnings to be handled according to the configured log level (the latter only with Python 2.7 or above). Furthermore, the JavaDoc parser has been rewritten using RegExps, so now all tags should be able to span multiple lines. A minor fix was applied to the line numbers in code links, which always were pointing to the last line before the object.
Release Notes: The major new feature of this version is the support for embedded UnitTests: using the @testcase tag, you now can embed test cases with your JavaDoc style documentation. HyperSQL exports them to XML, so third party tools can create UnitTest scripts in the language of your choice. A sample script is provided. Another minor feature addition is the size details added to forms pages.
Release Notes: This release fixes a bunch of bugs as well as introducing new features. The bugs fixed caused crashes on different occasions. Additionally, source code links for forms pointed to nonexistent code lines, and form files have accidentally been included in some stats. New features include Todos/Bugs being collected from forms (and optional inclusion with the corresponding stats) and basic javadoc verification for Oracle Forms program units. The file_size_limit for forms now is bound to the PL/SQL code size instead of file size.
Release Notes: The core libraries were reorganized. Some have been outsourced to a separate package, iz_tools, as they contain quite generic functions. This will soon be separated from HyperSQL. Moreover, a bunch of keywords and types have been added for syntax highlighting (requires cleaning of the code cache to take effect for unchanged files), and a lot of improvements concerning the processing Oracle Forms have been applied.
Release Notes: This release adds support for stand-alone functions and procedures, full form listing (analogue to the full package listing with funcs, etc.), and more details for Oracle Forms in output. Moreover, the new config keyword include_source_limit lets you limit inclusion of source code by file size (default: '0' = unlimited, emulating the behavior of previous versions).
Release Notes: As a major new feature, HyperSQL now supports Oracle Forms (including Javadoc @form tag) - after they have been converted to XML (script included). Files removed from their locations in the source tree now also get automatically removed from cache.
Release Notes: Support for triggering (including Javadoc tag @trigger) was added, and COMMENT ON ignores for where_used have been completed (now also ignoring e.g. MViews). In addition to that, some more code cleanup and optimization took place (scanning source for objects). The missing description for function/procedure parameters was always marked in verification, regardless of whether 'desc' should have been checked (mandatory_tags were ignored); this has been fixed. Finally, columns (@col) are now also checked against mandatory_tags (desc).
Release Notes: Tasklists (Bug/Todo/Verification) should now be able to tell overloaded functions/procedures apart, and the author in tasklists (if enabled) should now be filled correctly. As a new javadoc tag, @used is available to tell the intended use of an object.