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@@ -568,4 +568,40 @@ Changes and new features introduced in Version 3.39 [September 2010] it but decided that there was too little change going on to make it worth my while, at the moment anyway. +Changes and new features introduced in Version 3.40 [June 2013] + + Bug fixes: + MAX_STACK in z06.c increased (again) to 250. + Rare crash at "env = SetEnv(res, env);" given truly horrible patch. + @Pie totalweight default was not inherited from @PieSetup; fixed now. + @DefinitionTitleFormat, @ClaimTitleFormat, @PropositionTitleFormat, + @LemmaTitleFormat, @CorollaryTitleFormat, @ExampleTitleFormat fixed. + Problem with eogonek in titles (Kamil Rytarowski, Uwe) fixed. + JavaScript and Tcl languages added to prg2lout.c (Mark Summerfield). + @Place symbol now available when setting setup file options. + New version of @Graph with @GraphSetup symbol in setup file. Should + be 100% backward compatible, if not use @SysInclude { old_graph }. + New ISOB4, ISOB5, JISB4, and JISB5 paper sizes. The old B4 and B5 + sizes are still available unchanged, though now deprecated. + New @Diag options: outlinecolour for nodes, pathcolour for links. + I've also lightly revised the User's Guide, to remove some bad + line and page breaks that had crept into the A4 version. + + Things not done + + Still no move to a version control system. It just isn't worth my + time. If anyone wants to take it on, you have my blessing, but + be warned that the copyright of hyphenation files is a swamp. + + Forematter (@Preface etc.) in books. I have a suggestion from + Joerg Jung about moving the @Abbreviations section into the + forematter, and another from Mark Summerfield for a generic + scheme (@ForeMatterA ... @ForeMatterE with user-selectable + titles). Rather than do that I would prefer one @ForeMatter + symbol but allow a sequence of invocations of it, like we + have now for @Chapter and @Appendix. There is already an + @AfterTitlePage symbol that can be used as a workaround. I'm + a bit at a loss so I've decided to do nothing for now. However + this could be looked at again. Some discussion might help. + Jeff Kingston |