v1.0.1

This patch release fixes a few bugs related to DMRS-to-MRS conversion. See the CHANGELOG.

v1.0.0

This release includes a major restructuring of the packages for increased consistency and maintainability. See the CHANGELOG for more release information and the documentation for API information.

v0.9.2

This release adds "incremental" or "streaming" support for [incr tsdb()] testsuites, which allows PyDelphin to work with testsuites that are too large to fit in memory. It also fixes a number of robustness issues relating to ACE and *MRS conversion. See the CHANGELOG.

v0.9.1

This patch release only reverts a change that made TDL identifier parsing more strict, as it was breaking expected compatibility with some grammars (notably Zhong). This release also includes a few documentation fixes. See the CHANGELOG.

v0.9.0

TDL parsing is completely redone and now includes TDL serialization; TSQL 'select' queries are implemented and used in the delphin command-line utilities; a new TypeHierarchy class is added to delphin.tfs; and the command-line utilities now have a Python API in delphin.commands. For more information, see the CHANGELOG.

v0.8.0

This release improves EDS support, cleans up the code, makes the codecs
consistent and makes predicate support harmonious with Delphin. This is the
first release by the new maintainer, Angie McMillan-Major. See the CHANGELOG.

v0.7.2

This minor release fixes a bug in v0.7.1 where a spurious error message is displayed when processing profiles. The code was in fact working as expected and the message was harmless, but confusing. See the CHANGELOG.

v0.7.1

Fixes several bugs from the v0.7.0 release, particularly with Python 2.7, and adds the new profile-processing feature. See the CHANGELOG.

v0.7.0

Improves the Itsdb API and add a new Prolog MRS exporter and REPP tokenizer. A number of minor features and many bugfixes are included, as well. See the CHANGELOG.

v0.6.2

Add some minor features and fix some bugs relating to Itsdb Profiles, Derivations, and Predicates. See the CHANGELOG.