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• No more suppressed E_NOTICE
• No deprecations

• Compatibility with PHP 7. Well timed, eh?

Deprecations

• The Sabberworm\CSS\Value\String class has been renamed to Sabberworm\CSS\Value\CSSString.

• Remove some declarations in interfaces incompatible with PHP 5.3 (< 5.3.9)
• No deprecations

• Format output using Sabberworm\CSS\OutputFormat
• No backwards-incompatible changes

Deprecations

• The parse() method replaces __toString with an optional argument (instance of the OutputFormat class)

• Support removing a selector from a declaration block using $oBlock->removeSelector($mSelector)

• Introduce a specialized exception (Sabberworm\CSS\Parsing\OuputException) for exceptions during output rendering

• No deprecations

Backwards-incompatible changes

• Outputting a declaration block that has no selectors throws an OuputException instead of outputting an invalid {…} into the CSS document.

• Remove the use of consumeUntil in comment parsing. This makes it possible to parse comments such as “/** Perfectly valid **/”
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Updated CHANGELOG.md to reflect changes since 5.0.4
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Performance enhancements by Michael M Slusarz
• More rescue entry points for lenient parsing (unexpected tokens between declaration blocks and unclosed comments)
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Make default settings’ multibyte parsing option dependent on whether or not the mbstring extension is actually installed.
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Fix broken decimal point output optimization
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Fix broken unit test
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Initial support for lenient parsing (setting this parser option will catch some exceptions internally and recover the parser’s state as neatly as possible).
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Don’t output floats with locale-aware separator chars
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• More size units recognized
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• CHANGELOG.md file added to distribution
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Internal cleanup
• No backwards-incompatible changes
• No deprecations

• Correctly parse all known CSS 3 units (including Hz and kHz).
• Output RGB colors in short (#aaa or #ababab) notation
• Be case-insensitive when parsing identifiers.
• No deprecations

Backwards-incompatible changes

• Sabberworm\CSS\Value\Color’s __toString method overrides CSSList’s to maybe return something other than type(value, …) (see above).

• Support for more @-rules
• Generic interface Sabberworm\CSS\Property\AtRule, implemented by all @-rule classes
• No deprecations

Backwards-incompatible changes

• Sabberworm\CSS\RuleSet\AtRule renamed to Sabberworm\CSS\RuleSet\AtRuleSet
• Sabberworm\CSS\CSSList\MediaQuery renamed to Sabberworm\CSS\RuleSet\CSSList\AtRuleBlockList with differing semantics and API (which also works for other block-list-based @-rules like @supports).

• Support for lenient parsing (on by default)
• No deprecations

Backwards-incompatible changes

• All properties (like whether or not to use mb_-functions, which default charset to use and – new – whether or not to be forgiving when parsing) are now encapsulated in an instance of Sabberworm\CSS\Settings which can be passed as the second argument to Sabberworm\CSS\Parser->__construct().
• Specifying a charset as the second argument to Sabberworm\CSS\Parser->__construct() is no longer supported. Use Sabberworm\CSS\Settings::create()->withDefaultCharset('some-charset') instead.
• Setting Sabberworm\CSS\Parser->bUseMbFunctions has no effect. Use Sabberworm\CSS\Settings::create()->withMultibyteSupport(true/false) instead.
• Sabberworm\CSS\Parser->parse() may throw a Sabberworm\CSS\Parsing\UnexpectedTokenException when in strict parsing mode.

• Allow multiple rules of the same type per rule set

Backwards-incompatible changes

• Sabberworm\CSS\RuleSet->getRules() returns an index-based array instead of an associative array. Use Sabberworm\CSS\RuleSet->getRulesAssoc() (which eliminates duplicate rules and lets the later rule of the same name win).
• Sabberworm\CSS\RuleSet->removeRule() works as it did before except when passed an instance of Sabberworm\CSS\Rule\Rule, in which case it would only remove the exact rule given instead of all the rules of the same type. To get the old behaviour, use Sabberworm\CSS\RuleSet->removeRule($oRule->getRule();

Initial release of a stable public API.

Last version not to use PSR-0 project organization semantics.