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Release 0.6.0 #30
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- utf8 UTF-8 issues #21 Non-ASCII characters get scrambled #18
- decompile on windows
- create output directory if it does not exist [FR] Create new directory if directory our HTML file is being output to does not exist #29
- support backslashes (\) correctly in story_data
I'm not sure why the decompiler was disabled on windows, it works just fine. The only reason I can think of is that it requires nokogiri which is a C extension, but the dep on nokogiri isn't exempted, so windows users who did `gem install twee2` were getting it anyway. Additionally, there are precompiled versions of nokogiri available for windows now, so you don't need a C compiler. Furthermore, RubyInstaller can install the C compilers now.
Ruby's gsub method is a little weird in how it handles substitution strings and there's no way to turn it off. I could escape the substitution string, but the translation is something like backslash followed by a number, & or single quote something like: def escape_sub(s) s.gsub(/\\[0-9&']/, '\\\&'); end this way strikes me as easier to reason about (though not necessarily any less convoluted)
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