Merge pull request #6 from mapcode-foundation/dev

Ready for release 2.0.1

Author: rijnb

README.md

@@ -1,23 +1,22 @@
 # Mapcode Library for JavaScript
 
-Copyright (C) 2014 Stichting Mapcode Foundation (http://www.mapcode.com)
+Copyright (C) 2014-2015 Stichting Mapcode Foundation (http://www.mapcode.com)
 
 ----
 
 **Online documentation can be found at: http://mapcode-foundation.github.io/mapcode-js/**
 
 If you plan to use mapcodes in HTML/Javascript extensively, you may be interested in
-looking at running an instance of a Mapcode REST API server in your applications 
-landscape. 
+looking at running an instance of a Mapcode REST API server in your applications
+landscape.
 
-This reduces the payload the HTML/Javascript tremendously, as the mapcode tables will 
+This reduces the payload the HTML/Javascript tremendously, as the mapcode tables will
 not need to be transported to the client.
 
 You can find the Mapcode REST API sources, ready to be deployed on any JVM server,
 like Tomcat or Jetty, on: **https://github.com/mapcode-foundation/mapcode-rest-service**
 
-
-## License
+# License
 
 Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
@@ -34,40 +33,38 @@ limitations under the License.
 Original C library created by Pieter Geelen. Work on Java version
 of the Mapcode library by Rijn Buve and Matthew Lowden.
 
-## Javascript Files for Mapcode Support
+# Javascript Files for Mapcode Support
 
     mapcode.js  - Key routines for mapcode support
     ndata.js    - Data table for mapcode support
 
     sample.html - Sample code to interpret / generate mapcodes
     ctrynams.js - Optional js array with the names of territories (in English)
 
-## Version History
+# Version History
 
-* July 2015
+* 2.0.1 - August 2015
 
-    * 2.0.0
+    Minor fixes.
 
-    Fixes to the data rectangles (primarily intended for ISO proposal), see Word document for details.
+* 2.0.0 - July 2015
 
-* June 2015
+    Fixes to the data rectangles (primarily intended for ISO proposal), see Word document for details.
 
-    * 1.54
+* 1.54 - June 2015
 
     Removed unneeded mminfo flags (no effect on functionality).
 
-* May 2015
+* 1.50.3 - May 2015
 
-    * 1.50.3
-    
     Redesign of the API to conform to Javascript standards and match the Java implementation of the mapcode system
 
-    * 1.50.1
-    
+* 1.50.1 - May 2015
+
     Bugfix for mapcodes in IN-DD (in India).
 
-    * 1.50 
-    
+* 1.50 - May 2015
+
     Major release. This version is not backwards compatible with mapcode 1.4x: is has dropped support for
     Antartica AT0-8 codes and has a changed (improved) way of dealing with the Greek alphabet.
 
@@ -77,51 +74,43 @@ of the Mapcode library by Rijn Buve and Matthew Lowden.
 
     Retired legacy Antarctica claims AT0 through AT8.
 
-* January 2015
+* 1.41 - January 2015
 
-    * 1.41 
-    
     Added the India state Telangana (IN-TG), until 2014 a region in Adhra Pradesh.
 
-* August 2014
+* 1.33 - August 2014
 
-    * 1.33 
-    
     Normalise results when longitude below -180 degrees.
 
-    * 1.32 
-    
+* 1.32 - August 2014
+
     Prevent FIJI failing to decode at exactly 180 degrees; prevent invalid filtering near the territory bounding rectangle.
 
-* April 2014
+* 1.31 - April 2014
 
-    * 1.31 
-    
     Make iso2ccode() even more forgiving by allowing a state alias to be recognized in context.
 
-    * 1.3 
-    
+* 1.3 - April 2014
+
     Disable 7-char state codes for large states in India, and instead generate country mapcodes for states.
 
-    * 1.28 
-    
+* 1.28 - April 2014
+
     Fix for starpipe "zoning" error, causing the last 2 mapcode characters to be ignored in certain areas.
 
-    * 1.27 
-    
+* 1.27 - April 2014
+
     Support undefined ranges in data array (useful for partial JavaScript builds).
 
-* May 2013
+* 1.26 - May 2013
 
-    * 1.26 
-    
     Added alias OD for India, and 2.3 code for Daman and Diu.
 
-    * 1.25 
-    
+* 1.25 - May 2013
+
     Ccode2iso(c,2) support added.
 
-    * 1.24 
-    
+* 1.24 - May 2013
+
     Public domain release.