Free umlaut software for linux

The P-UMLaut tool allows the user to transform UML 2.0 Sequence Diagrams to semantically equivalent Petri Nets.
These Petri Nets may then be simulated using the supplied PN simulator (of PEP descent) or operated on with any tool that can work with high level Petri Nets.
By plugging different Realms into the simulation by way of an event filter, the modeled world may then be displayed and interacted with in various fashions. A 3D animation module is supplied as well as two examples utilizing the complete toolchain.
Enhancements:
- A new Petrinet Simulator was implemented in Java which features Highlevel-PN to Lowlevel-PN unfolding and Timed-PN simulation.
- Filtering was enhanced. Irrlicht 0.12 is used.

txt2html is a Perl program that converts plain text to HTML. txt2html project uses the HTML::TextToHTML perl module to do so.
HTML::TextToHTML is a Perl module that converts plain text to HTML.
It supports headings, lists, some tables, simple character markup, and hyperlinking, and is highly customizable.
It recognizes some of the apparent structure of the source document (mostly whitespace and typographic layout), and attempts to mark that structure explicitly using HTML.
Our intent in writing this tool is to provide an easier way of converting existing text documents to HTML format.
txt2html is not a program to convert wordprocessor files or other marked-up document formats. It is also not a program to convert HTML to text. Most HTML browsers do that.
If you need to convert something other than plain text to HTML, or you need to convert from HTML, you should look for a more appropriate tool.
txt2html is not a program for automatically generating a table-of-contents from a file. If you want that, then use txt2html to generate a HTML file, and then use htmltoc or hypertoc on the HTML file.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a bug with umlauts and a bug with UTF-8 characters.
- The "--underline_delimiter" option was added.

jsVal is a JavaScript form validation framework.
jsVal is a JavaScript program used for validating HTML Forms on the client side. This allows HTML forms to be validated in the browser without having to send a request to a sever (PHP, ASP, Perl...).
jsVals saves you from having to write complicated validations on server side as well as helping you avoid having to rebuild and repopulate the form when validation fails.
The advantage versus other client side HTML form validators is the ease of use and flexibility youll gain. jsVal fits the needs for most HTML Forms, and can be also easily be integrated with existing HTML Forms.
jsVal was originaly written by Karl Seguin and is now maintained by Timo Haberkern.
Enhancements:
- A bug in which the last character in a regular expression is consumed was fixed.
- The email regular expression was improved so German umlaut-domains now work.

ysmICQ is a Free, open source (GPL license) console based ICQ client written in the C language. The project was born in the year 2001 when Mirabilis (AOL) introduced a new version of the ICQ protocol.
Full of humor and interesting features, ysm has an easy to use command line interface which allows faster communication with your contacts and provides many OS dependent comfortable options.
Main features:
- consoled based client
- ICQ protocol version 7 and 8.
- plaintext and encrypted (AES algorithm) message sending.
- plaintext and encrypted (AES algorithm) file transfers.
- contacts download and upload from/to ICQ servers.
- search features.
- invisible, visible and ignore lists management.
- fingerprinting of remote clients.
- sending/receiving of URLs.
- sending/receiving of contacts.
- OS dependent comfortable options.
Enhancements:
- patch for YSM_Thread_Sleep fixing a 10% cpu usage.
- patch for getline, fixing support for umlauts.
- patch for the CtrlHandler under unix.
- blind fix for the Age field on the whois command. It sometimes showed up negative, changed d to %ud lets see if its fixed now, couldnt find any erroneous test case.
- fixed crash on del command. duplicate (erroneous cfg) entries in the config lead to a crash when deleting that slave name. Thanks to f00li5h for reporting the problem.
- fix on COMMANDSFILE> . Any commands without arguments were being ignored.
- fix for readline! the inputrc file was only being read from ~/.ysm/inputrc. If that file doesnt exist its now read from the default locations.
- fix on TAB cycling for slaves. now cycling alphabetically.
- started adding colors configuration support! By now you can select colors for COLOR_MESSAGE (message body colors) COLOR_STATUSCHANGENAME (nick on status changes) and COLOR_STATUSCHANGESTATUS (status on status changes).

N:PyTpl comes from Necs Python Template System and is a template script written in Python.
It parses template files and creates e.g. HTML as output. Therefore, it is ideal to use for HTML pages, because it reduces redundancy to an absolute minimum.
Templates
Files
- file extension: .tpl
Comments
- comments start with a hash # - only a full line can be commented out
Tags
- tags are written in-between square brackets and have to take a whole line: [Tag]
- whitespaces in front of a tag are allowed
- everything following a tag is called "the arguments"; every single line is one argument
- TAG(arg1,arg2) shows the definition above
- Names of tags:
+ can held every char - umlauts should be avoided
+ should not start with a dollar sign $ - these are handled by the system (differently)
+ should not consist of special characters
- in generally, newlines (n) are deleted from the arguments - these can be prevented by an exclamation mark ! at the end of the tag: [Tag!]
- if an option-tag should be disabled (e.g. $PARENTS_LINK), a question mark ? is used at the end of name: [Tag?] - alternatively you can state "NOT" as the argument
- should a tag be stated as a constant (ie. it isnt looked up during loops), append an equation sign = to the name of the tag: [Tag=]
- it is not possible to set multiple flags in one tag
- if arguments are given w/o a tag, they are said to belong to the tag $MAIN (q.v.)
Taggys
- taggys are these expressions, which are replaced by the arguments of the tag later on
- they are written in double curly braces: {{Taggy}}
- names of taggys:
+ _must_ have the same name as the corresponding tag
+ ==> same restrictions
- if a taggy cannnot be replaced, the whole argument is removed - this can be avoided by a terminating excl. mark: {{Taggy!}} - in this case the output will show {{Taggy}}
- if a taggy should not be processed during a loop, add an equation sign to the end: {{Taggy=}}
Enhancements:
- Increased loop performance, a new loop type, and standard templates directly in the source.