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A new version of Textile is out!

The fine folks at Textpattern have released the new version of Textile, the plain text semantic markup pseudo language that rocks.

• Enabled UTF-8 characters in uppercased acronyms if Unicode compiled into PCRE
• Fixed rendering bug if acronym title contains 3+ uppercase chars — thanks Ruud
• Handle single quotes better if Unicode compiled into PCRE. Fixes Issue 26
• Fixed double span class=”caps” in tables — thanks net-carver. Fixes Issue 61
• Fixed backwards apostrophes after formatted text — thanks net-carver. Fixes Issue 71
• Can now parse nested textile entities up to 5 deep — thanks net-carver. Fixes Issue 1
• Table improvements: ** Added thead, tbody, tfoot support ** Added caption and summary support ** Added colgroup support ** Fixed ‘trailing whitespace after pipe character breaks table’ bug ** Empty table cells now permitted
• Added self-link syntax — thanks net-carver
• Added labelled auto-citation notelists — thanks net-carver / Destry
• Added new glyphs for fractions (1/2), (1/4), (3/4), degrees (o) and plusminus (+/-) — thanks net-carver
• Added class/ID/style attribute support for individual list items — thanks net-carver
• Added Textile comments — thanks net-carver
• Fixed: classes/IDs/Styles can no longer span multiple lines — thanks net- carver
• Can now make footnote forward-linking optional using exclamation mark — thanks net-carver
• Fixed duplicate ID bug in footnotes — thanks net-carver
• Fixed link creation regex bug — thanks net-carver
• Performance improvements in glyph handling and elsewhere
• Some whitespace and code output layout prettification
• Bumped version to 2.2 (because unofficial 2.1.x ports — primarily for Python — are floating round the ‘net)