CHANGELOG
v3.06 (2023/09/23)
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--Typos in documentation (Debian Perl Group)
--Made PPC class subclassable, allowing for inherited parameters and
prototypes
--Adjusted debug output for Paranoid::Debug v2.10
v3.05 (2017/03/23)
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--Forgot to update minimum version for Class::EHierarchy in Makefile.PL
v3.04 (2017/03/23)
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--Rewrite to adapt to new Class::EHierarchy API
v3.03 (2016/08/09)
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--Minor bug fixed in which an error found by the parser is reset by any
any good blocks afterwards
--Typos in documentation (found by Debian Perl Group)
v3.02 (2016/05/26)
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--Improved Makefile.PL to better report on requirements
--Removed Carp dependency
--Added error method to store last error string
--Added prototyped method to retrieve all or specific prototyped properties
v3.00 (2016/05/10)
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--Complete rewrite targetted towards ease-of-use for developers
--Parsing objects are now subclasses
--Added new here document capability
--Simplified API
--I/O handled by latest Paranoid::IO release
--Internal class logic managed by Class::EHierarchy
v2.06 (2008/07/07)
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--write method was always reporting true when it's possible that it could
fail for various reasons. Fixed to reflect actual result
--write method now detaints filename before calling open
v2.05 (2008/04/29)
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--Updated debug messages since Paranoid now adds calling function
v2.02 (2006/07/25)
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--Fixed AUTOPURGE (didn't work since it was looking for old key PURGE)
--Added new method readIfNewer
v2.01 (2006/07/21)
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--Forgot to implement documented MAX_BYTES. Fixed.
--Wasn't saving all errors to Parse::PlainConfig::ERROR as documented. Fixed.
v2.0 (2006/05/26)
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--Complete rewrite
--Built against Paraniod::* modules
--Internal diagnostics provided via Paraniod::Debug
--Smart parser mode added
--Forced coercion now available for all datatypes (strings, lists, hashes)
--Lists and hash delimiters can now be user-defined