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Package submitted in private mail by Chris Ewert <chris@infolaunch.com>
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is because the g77 compiled code doesn't work properly on several machine
architectures. In particular using g77 on (all 1.4.1 machines):
pmax - can't even compile
sparc - binary sometimes crashes
mac68k - doesn't handle sparc matrices correctly
using f2c fixes all these problems.
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Notable changes include:
* Tons of bug fixes.
* Improve selection to correctly handle overlapping ranges.
* Improve XL import of 'escher' stream for pictures and objects.
* Enabled import of XL objects by default.
* Rewrite zoom dialog.
* Major clean up to the documentation of functions.
* Added tons of examples to functions.
* Added ``Delete...'' entry to ``Edit'' menu.
* Implemented PERCENTILE function.
* Fixed PERCENTRANK function.
* New toolbar code.
* Report font type, support for reporting size
* New format apply buttons for money, percent.
* More commands to format/row/col/sheet
* Bumped row limit to 64k
* Support IO on non-mmap-able excel files.
* Totaly re-write libole2's API - its usable now.
* Excel export 'Add-in' functions.
* Excel summary info export.
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(Although it doesn't seem to open any windows :-/)
Mark as interactive if $DISPLAY is not set.
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Changes include:
* Clipboard fixes (Jody).
* Source code has been re-organized, we have split dialogs, functions and
widgets into their own directories.
* Handle selection properly (Jody, various bug fixes fixed with this).
* Print Preview feature (still a bit broken, text is miss-aligned, but I am puzzled,
I do not know what is wrong with it). Consider this an alpha feature.
* New functions from Jukka-Pekka: ACCRINTM, INTRATE, RECEIVED,
PRICEDISC, ISPMT, MIRR, FVSCHEDULE, TBILLEQ, TBILLPRICE,
TBILLYIELD and PRICEMAT().
* Double click on column divisions will auto-adjust columns to the size that best
fits the contents.
* Many fixes to the dialog-solved (Jukka-Pekka)
* Sheet objects now move properly according to the zoom factor (Jody).
* Improved cell color selection dialog.
* Print Setup: Dialog now displays properly the page you are going to print.
Previews margins as well (me). If you have a new libglade (the one that will be
shortly announced), you can get nice accelerator support in the dialog.
* Printing: Fixed a very bad flaw that inhibited proper priting of sheets 2 and on.
* Fixed warnings related to cursor handling.
* Margin display code fixed when zooming (Jody).
* Cut/paste bug fixes to mimic Excel's behaviour here (Jody)
* Danish translation added.
* More memory leak fixes (Morten).
* Updated glade files.
* Internationalization fixes (Karl).
Excel support dept
* Fixed writing of integer values (Jody)
* Vartious bug fixes from Michael Meeks.
* ISMPT argument handling fixed (Jukka).
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NEW FEATURES
o new target for R installation testing : make strict-tests.
o symnum(x) now nicely codes logical x.
o convolve() has a new type = c("circular", "open", "filter")
argument allowing more than the only circular convolution.
o par(xpd) now has three settings: FALSE (clip to plot region),
TRUE (clip to figure region), or NA (clip to device region).
o zapsmall(x) works for complex x.
o new global variable R.version.string (for plots & reports).
Deprecated version & Version for new R.version & R.Version.
o R CMD Rd2dvi has builtin "Usage" help and works for multiple files.
Useful for automatic reference manual of a package.
(doc/manual/lib2tex is more efficient for installed packages, however).
BUG FIXES
o power() is now fully implemented and documented.
o A couple of problems with group generic operations.
o A bug which meant that it was not possible to add elements
to zero length lists in the obvious way has been fixed.
x <- list(); x[[1]] <- 10
x <- list(); x[["a"]] <- 11
both now work.
o save.image() ignored dot-names. (esp. .First())
o lab= argument to plot() misinterpreted by axis() via ... passing
o NULL labels in text() caused segfault
o matrix(f,...) with f a factor now coerces to character
o documentation errors for substitute and is.vector, minor fixups for
trig and nlm
o Background colours are set properly on X11 devices with
colortype="pseudo": sometimes they were not allocated separately.
o C() works (again?) for a single argument.
o is.na() didn't work properly for "list" arguments.
o symnum() sometimes failed with arrays of rank >= 3.
o in some cases one could get nonblack color instead of
black on 2nd x11() window.
o influence.measures(.) $ is.influential was wrong on the
cooks.distance.
o printing of complex NaN/Inf was wrong as well.
o printing of complex named vectors had a wrong initial space.
o allow trailing space in character->numeric coercion
o library() gave wrong "masked" warnings in some cases.
o par(xpd) semantics were not compatible with S.
o rect() output was not clipped in PostScript.
o par(pin=c(width, height)) was behaving as par(pin=c(width, width)).
o Non-blank separated data files didn't have their 1st field
handled properly.
o "aux" directory moved to "tools" to avoid difficulties on
Windows.
o structure() clobbered factors with missing levels.
o pmatch() misbehaved on duplicate matches.
o R CMD Rd2dvi <file.Rd> works again.
o logical binops tried to set time series parameters before dimensions.
o upped the BUFSIZE in model.c (NOT proper long-term solution).
o dput(), dump() and deparse() now always use DBL_DIG (=15) digits
for numeric formatting.
o chull() now works for vertical borders, such as in chull(c(1,1,2),3:1).
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toolkit that efficiently solves systems of linear equalities and
inequalities, into the NetBSD packages collection.
Constraints may be either requirements or preferences. Client code
specifies the constraints to be maintained, and the solver updates the
constrained variables to have values that satisfy the constraints.
Version 0.50 of the solving toolkit adds support for a one-way finite
domain subsolver.
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Notable changes are:
* Implemented MDETERM and MINVERSE matrix functions.
* Finished the ROMAN function completing the mathematical
functions.
* Implemented DB, DDB, FREQUENCY, QUARTILE, and XNPV functions.
* Fixed DOLLAR, DOLLARDE, DOLLARFR, and PROB functions.
* Added GUI for Summary Info.
* Enabled function wizard.
* Initial stab at Lotus 123: 'wk1', 'wks' import.
* Added GUI for Names.
* Better Excel string importing.
* Fix for padded number insertion ( fixes CSV import )
* Implemented ISREF, INDIRECT improved CELL
* Fixed several database functions.
* Non-relative R1C1 style references.
* Enable Array formulas.
* Add VALUE_BOOLEAN, VALUE_ERROR, and OPER_PERCENT
* Added EOMONTH, WORKDAY, NETWORKDAYS.
* Work on functions : ROW, COLUMN, ISLOGICAL, ISERR, ISBLANK,
DATEVALUE
* Support implict intersection 'feature' of XL for functions,
NOT operators.
* Support Ctrl-Arrow movement & selection. Make moving corner of
selection visible.
* Support F4 switching between absolute and relative addressing
modes
* Reworked internal handling of absolute/relative addressing.
* Fixed cut/copy/paste to relocate relative references to only
when copying not cuting.
* Implemented BESSELI, BESSELK completing the engineering functions.
* Added Moniker support for the Workbooks
* Added a signal for cell_content_changed for the speech support.
* Fixed locale setting and switching for file IO.
* Updated the CORBA interface for setting cell attributes.
* Scrolling sheet tabs.
* Many translations updated, thanks to our translators.
* innumerable minor bugs fixed.
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But then pkg-lint liked the package anyway.
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operating on signed integers, rational numbers, and floating point
numbers.
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earlier version of gnumeric.
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from the GNOME project, that reads and writes Excel 95 files.
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* Update readline dependency.
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XXX Should really change this to use libedit's readline API since pspp
XXX only uses the history functions.
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CC is set to something non-standard.
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because "bsd.pkg.mk" can't handle those patterns. Fixes PR pkg/7808
by Chris Demetriou.
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calculator. Provided in pr 7233 by Dan McMahill.
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