1.1-SNAPSHOT

• Major refactoring of the configuration system.
  The main method now only accepts the following parameters:
  -h or --help to get help
  -i or --input to specify the input module
  -o or --output to specify the output module
  -f or --filter to specify the filter module
  -pf or --property-file to specify a properties file
  -vf or --variable-file to specify a variable file
  -l or --limit to specify the number of events to send (0 means no limit)
  -e or --eps to specify the number of events per second to send (0 means no limit)
  -s or --statistics to add statistics messages and printouts

  After -i {module} you can add parameters for the input module. The parameters are module specific.
  After -o {module} you can add parameters for the output module. The parameters are module specific.
  After -f {module} you can add parameters for the filter module. The parameters are module specific.
  To see the available parameters for a module, use -h or --help after the module name, e.g., -i file -h.

  The main reason for this change is to be able to add several input modules, filters and output modules of the same type in the same command line,
  e.g., -i file --name file1.txt -i file --name file2.txt -o cmd -o file --name file3.txt -o file --name file4.txt.

  Properties in a properties file must now be specified in order, since the order is now important.

• DateSubstitute now supports epoch16 format

• Headers, Regex and Templates now support different time offsets. This is useful when you want to send events with a timestamp that is not the current time.