utility, in use internally, is exported now.

: it has been an implicit assumption that they are

objects now insert linebreaks in long calls in the same way that

have long done.  This does change the layout of the examples for

been able to handle those classes for a long time.  This

advised to make use of them (they are available from

proof against planned future changes to the classes.

The ordering of the classes has been changed, so

is now the second class.  See the document

timezone to be specified (but still defaults to UTC).

There are several small changes to output which

now allowed as slot names of S4 classes, with

The startup message now includes the platform and if used,

sub-architecture: this is useful where different

to return graphics events, through the new functions

'makeindex' well enough to avoid problems with special characters

re-encode inputs to marked UTF-8 strings on Windows since

is extended to non-UTF-8 locales on other OSes.

, the conventional environment variables

data for functions with non-zero self times.

inform the user of the library location used

There is limited support for multiple compressed streams on a

a given/family scheme in preference to first/middle/last, is

vectorized to handle an arbitrary number of persons, and gains a

argument to specify person roles using a controlled

for representing and manipulating bibliographic information in

enhanced BibTeX style, unifying and enhancing the previously

package with default JSS style for rendering

objects, and a mechanism for registering other

Several aspects of the display of text help are now

hyperlinks to URLs without displaying the full URL.

to the Rd format, to allow user-defined macros.

convert objects to fragments of Rd code, and added

S3 generic functions now use correct S4 inheritance when

assigning to a subset, conversion to a matrix (of colour

support conversion of bibliographic entries for display in R.

bullet in UTF-8 and most single-byte Windows locales.

Added support for polygons with holes to the graphics

devices (and associated raster formats),