* Version 1.8  ?? 2000
- Macro arguments can now have optional defaults. For example:
  $(bgcolor:#ffffff) will expand to the bgcolor attribute if passed and
  to #ffffff otherwise
  
* Version 1.7  1 November 1999
- Image::Size module is now used to automatically add WIDTH and HEIGHT
  tags to images

- Template.pm included in the distribution, which is a small Perl template
  module for use with SmartHTML

* Version 1.6  3 October 1999
- Meta-quote: @tag {{ text }} will be expanded *first* before anything
  else.
- desc= option for @url adds a JavaScript mouseOver.  

* Version 1.5  16 September 1999
- Unitags can now be used after a > as well as space or beginning of a line.
  This is useful for constructs like: @text(name=foo) @text(name=foo2) where
  the first @text would get replaced with a <..> construct, but the second
  @text would then be unchanged, since the @ immediately followed the >

- @url takes argument now (so you can do @url(target=_blank) or such)  

* Version 1.4,  5 August 1999
- File /etc/smart.local.pl is now sourced if it exists. You can add additional
  Perl functions in there.

* Version 1.3,  2 August 1999

- Fixed .header file inclusion (didn't work unless you specified a filename
  with a / in it). Reported by klh@sedona.net.

* Version 1.2,  1 August 1999

- @include has prepend=, append= parameters that prepend/append that text
  before every line. use % which translates to @

- \n will get replaced not to n, but to newline at the very end

- Modification date on the .shtml file should now be the maximum of all
  files @included and the .sl file

* Version 1.1, 13 July 1999

- Added some interesting macros to the /etc/smart.sl file

- Besides /etc/smart.sl, /etc/smart.local.sl is also read in. That way,
  you can put your own local definitions in there

- Unitags can be used in the middle of a line, as long as there is just
  some space before them (so there is no mixup between tag @dde.dk and
  the email adress erw@dde.dk)

- @defines are more powerful now. They can take arguments besides the macro
  arguments. E.g. you can say @mydefine(arg=foo) { body }. This will
  replace $arg with foo within the macro, and $ with whatever is between {
  and }. This allows for far more reuse of code - e.g. the @box would not
  be possible without it. Next step are default arguments...

- A real manual!
 

* Version 1.0 Somewhere in 99 - Initial release