Errors in re-building vignettes (unless there are LaTeX

when running vignettes has been skipped (as it

the Rd file name and line numbers in the error message of an

considerably faster -- skipping temporary package installation.

) validate the HTML produced from the packages

this needs a fairly recent version of HTML Tidy to be available.

provided, as the entry points it covered are now all defunct.

A number of non-API declarations and macro definitions have

and definitions documented to be part of the API as specified in

when compiling package code.  Packages which also use

will need to ensure that the remapped names are

used for calls to API functions that were formerly also made

The deprecated legacy S-compatibility macros

when included from C++ now includes the C++ header

preferred to their unprefixed forms and error messages now use the

The long-deprecated, undocumented and non-API entry point

s.  (It is no longer the default method,

memory allocation limit was important for 32-bit builds,

where that was only mentioned on its regular help page,

previously.  So it now gives a warning if called.

is defunct now; it had been deprecated since

platform-dependent, and it is unclear what

are now also offered for translation, thanks to

directory behind when it aborts due to an already existing output

produces long blocks of empty lines when

contains several lines all producing empty output.  Thanks to a

with a syntax error, it is now signalled as ERROR and with correct

Murdoch and Sebastian Meyer's reports and patch proposals in

Improved determination of the correct translation domain in

non-base packages, addressing the combination of

data frames with default row names (Thanks to

, without which no progress can be visible.

is a list with a single component, thanks to

are data frames as suggested by Thomas in

Fix for drawing semi-transparent lines and fills on the

Thanks to Nick Ray for helpful diagnosis on Bugzilla.

deparser now wraps sub-expressions such as

with parentheses when needed; thanks to Duncan Murdoch's