Business-BR-Ids

Revision history for Perl extension Business-BR-Ids.

0.0022 Tue Jul 1 2008

0.00_21 Mon Sep 17 2007

fixed t/002_cpf_test.t and t/015_pis_rand.t which did "BEGIN { use_ok }" before setting the plan

0.00_20 Tue Aug 7 2007

0.00_19 Sat Jul 28 2007

0.00_18 Sat Jul 28 2007

0.00_17 Tue May 16 2005 (unreleased)

0.00_16 Wed Oct 26 2005

in canon_(), instead of stripping all non-digits, alphanumeric characters are preserved
canon_ie_() for each of the 27 states (untested)

0.00_15 Wed Oct 26 2005

0.00_14 Tue Oct 25 2005

the check equation for IE-AL was wrong: this releases fixes the bug - the problem was test sample too small

0.00_13 Wed Oct 19 2005

0.00_12 Tue Aug 11 2005

added support for IE-RR
Scalar::Util 1.11 is needed (this is the release which introduces "looks_like_number")

0.00_11 Tue Aug 09 2005

0.00_10 Sun Jul 17 2005

4 in 27 states (14.8%) supported in Business::BR::IE
added support for IE-AL
"t/001_dot.t" now works for other Perls < 5.008
dot now deals with untrue's avoiding to do a computation which would throw a warning
flatten in Business::BR::Ids::Common renamed to canoni
references to 'flatten' renamed to 'canon'
test, flatten, parse, format, random in Business::BR::Ids renamed to test_id, flatten_id, parse_id, format_id, random_id: no more issues with clash with core 'format' and functions names are better: not so general and yet short

0.00_09 Sat Jul 16 2005

0.00_08 Sat Jul 16 2005

0.00_07 was not indexed by CPAN: maybe it was because of files that changed but didn't have their versions incremented
the bug below was fixed by explicit "scalar" conversions
a bug slipped when semantics of dv() changed, allowing to reduce the code of random_(). But then, instead of knowing only about scalar context, random_*() returned the check digits on list context (like in "print random_cnpj()"

0.00_07 Fri Jul 15 2005

the IE functions were made case-insensitive ('MG' works the same as 'mg')
added IE handling for PR state (test, flatten, format, random, and parse)
introduced flatten in Business::BR::Ids::Common, avoiding the redundant code of the various flatten() methods
changed semantics of calling dv() in scalar context - instead of returning a concatenation of the check digits, it returns a complete entity with check digits in (in IE-SP the check digits are the ninth and 12nd - so that the concatenation of check digits is good for nothing)

0.00_06 Thu Jul 14 2005

0.00_05 Fri Jun 10 2005

Deprecates Business::BR::Biz (waiting for the move of its content somewhere else)
README file revised
first revision to POD in Business::BR::CNPJ
new test "t/009_cnpj_rand.t"
random_cnpj() in Business::BR::CNPJ
test scripts renamed (eg. "t/dot.t" to "t/001_dot.t")
random() in Business::BR::Ids
new test "t/008_cpf_rand.t"
random_cpf() in Business::BR::CPF
introduced flatten() and parse() to Business::BR::Ids with a small refactoring avoiding redundant code
fixed synopsis of Business::BR::Ids
test for _dot() with @a < @b now works for $] < 5.8
fixed broken links at Business::BR, I hope

0.00_04 Thu Jun 9 2005

I thought about letting MakeMaker generate META.yml automatically again - but it does not generate the 'author' and 'licence' keys which CPAN uses - so I insist on that
distribution renamed to Business-BR-Ids reflecting the orientation of this set of files to deal with identification codes (CPF, CNPJ for now)
added test "t/ids_test.t"
added Business::BR::Ids as a generic entry point for dealing with Brazilian identification entities

0.00_03 Wed Jun 8 2005

tests "t/cpf.t" renamed to "t/cpf.t"
added new module Business::BR::CNPJ but POD is not finished and tests aren't provided (except for a partial "t/cnpj_test.t")
the heart of the distribution goes to Business::BR::Biz
"_dot" goes to Business::BR::Biz::Common
the ABSTRACT fix of the previous version was not enough for correct CPAN display - now using a META.yml with 'abstract' key
Adam Kennedy pointed that the general CPAN convention for naming distributions would suggest Business-BR instead of biz-br: I would like to stick to this distribution name to mean a partial bundle of Business::BR::* modules I will be authoring

0.00_02 Tue Jun 7 2005

0.00_01 Tue Jun 7 2005

0.01 Tue Jun 7 08:06:16 2005