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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2015-01-10	Made Node a local variable.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-10	Made NodeWalker a regular function returning an object.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Removed a redundant condition.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Small optimization.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Non-recursive version of toAST().	John MacFarlane
	Closes #272.
2015-01-09	JS: Renamed 'c' property to 'literal' to match libcmark.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	JS: sourceloc -> sourcepos for confirmity with cmark.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Replaced 'pos' with 'sourceloc', making it an array.	John MacFarlane
	This is a more compact representation.
2015-01-09	Don't include string_content in output of toAST().	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Don't initialize strings, string_content to defined value.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Made `tight` a property of `list_data`.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Initialize more properties of Node. Even better performance!	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Initialize more fields in Node. Better performance.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Initialize more fields in Node.	John MacFarlane
	This helps with performance.
2015-01-09	Removed makeBlock. Use new Node directly. Initialize more fields.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	JS linter cleanups.	John MacFarlane

2015-01-09	Use linked list instead of arrays for AST.	John MacFarlane
	Use the same doubly linked node structure that cmark uses. The primary advantages of this change are (a) simplified code, especially in the renderers, and (b) elimination of the need for recursion, so we can render deeply-nested structures without a stack overflow. A node walker has also been added, for easy AST traversal. * Added js/lib/node.js for nodes. Includes a node walker. * All modules updated to use node structures. * Regularized position information into pos property. * Performance is slightly worse than before, but only marginally, and no doubt there are more optimizations that can be done.