) when replaying a saved display list that contains

%% It never failed in a released version of R: pre-3.3.3 did

%% \item \code{rep(3, list(4))} works again, as \code{\link{list}}s

now also work for deeply nested dendrograms

thanks to non-recursive implementations by Bradley Broom.

now uses two uniforms for added precision

in the tarball, but would include it in the vignette database,

that augments the formal arguments of a primitive generic.

Coercion of an S4 object to a vector during sub-assignment

into a vector failed to dispatch through the

Fix problems in command completion:  Crash (

and junk display in Windows, handling special characters in

now report that they cannot follow this (rather

now robust to versions longer than 5 characters, including

(C-level Native routine registration.)  The undocumented

Package installation into a library where the package exists

loading an encoding file.  Reported by Talos (TALOS-2016-0227).

correctly when multiple DLLs match, thanks to Matt Dowle's

of the path to create, and so could overflow a buffer and crash

On some systems, very small hexadecimal numbers in hex notation

factors and 0-length S3 classed objects, thanks to

removes leading whitespace and only attempts to open

gave incorrect answers or incorrectly reported an

error (because of integer overflow) for inputs longer than

Another possible integer overflow is checked and may result in an

error report (rather than an incorrect result) for much longer

inputs (millions for a smooth distribution).

expanded beyond what a particular package used. (Example with

underflowed too early in some very asymmetric

updated to 3.6.1, a bug-fix release including a speedup for the

extensively rewritten.  The goals are to simplify

documentation for basic use, to note old features not

recommended and to correct out-of-date information.

creating a generic function in those cases where that is

changed so that terminal window resizes were not signalled to

: code has been added using a explicit signal

extensions such as out-of-order declarations.