The Featureless Linux Library development version 0.7.1 is released.
A new specification called EKI, which stands for Extended IKI, has been added to the project as a whole.
This EKI allows for multiple tags to be grouped together.
I decided to do this once I started using IKI more regularly and I realized that I really did need to simplify and allow grouping multiple tags together.
I should now be able to more appropriately mimic HTML behavior.
This also allows for multiple contexts to be added such as might be the case when it comes to accessibility needs.
An example EKI is bold:italic:"My Example".
The order is not required but is preserved and so the following is also valid and potentially different due to the order: italic:bold:"My Example".
The eki_read and an eki_write programs both exist in 0.7.1.
The development version 0.7.1 has several new features.