Add Automatic-Module-Name for Java 9 compatibility #11
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@tomtung could you please publish a version with this fix included (either as a full release or as a snapshot). Thanks! |
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Oops sorry forgot about this. Just published a newer version. |
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This adds an
Automatic-Module-Nameto the JAR manifests, allowing the library to be used on the Java 9 module path.If the library was used before on the Java 9 module path, the module name was derived from the filename of the JAR at runtime to
latex2unicode.2.12, which is not a valid Java identifier.Latex2unicode is compatible with Java 9 when the dependency on fastparse was updated to a version where com-lihaoyi/fastparse#185 is included.
Closes #10