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@KelvenCassamo KelvenCassamo released this 14 Jan 12:27
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The Java Language System (JLS) v1.0.1 is a stable update to the JLS library. This release builds upon the features introduced in version 1.0.0, with improvements in performance, bug fixes, enhanced compatibility, and the introduction of a powerful new utility class: XMLBuilder.

What’s New in v1.0.1

  • New Feature: XMLBuilder

  • The XMLBuilder class simplifies the creation and manipulation of XML files within Java applications.

    • Supports programmatically building XML structures.
    • Handles complex XML hierarchies with ease.
    • Includes validation and error handling to ensure well-formed XML files.
    • Ideal for generating language files dynamically or other XML-based configurations.

  • Performance Optimizations:

    • Improved the speed of language loading and dynamic switching.
    • Reduced memory usage when handling large translation files.

  • Bug Fixes:

    • Fixed an issue with dynamic placeholders not rendering correctly in certain contexts.
    • Fixed edge cases where Swing components failed to update after a language switch.

  • Improved XML Parsing:

    • Enhanced support for complex language files with nested placeholders.
    • Better error handling for malformed XML files.

  • Documentation Updates:

    • Expanded usage examples for XmlBuilder.
    • Clarified integration steps for applications without graphical interfaces.

What's Changed

  • Creating XMLBuilder: Introduced a new utility class, XMLBuilder, for building XML documents programmatically, ensuring efficient and error-free XML generation. By @KelvenCassamo in PR #2.
  • Add Documentation for XMLBuilder Class: Comprehensive documentation added for the XMLBuilder class, detailing usage, examples, and best practices. By @bivlabmz in PR #3.

Existing Features

All the core features introduced in v1.0.0 are still supported, including:

  • Language Initialization: Load languages from external XML files or embedded resources.
  • Dynamic Language Switching: Change application languages at runtime with minimal configuration.
  • Automatic Translation: Update strings and UI components dynamically, with full support for Swing. While Android widget translation support will be a priority in upcoming releases.
  • String Translation: Translate and manage text strings easily.
  • Dynamic Placeholders: Use placeholders in translations for dynamic data insertion.
  • Easy Integration: Works seamlessly with standard Java, desktop, and mobile applications.
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