it properly when more than one line needed to be cut.  (Reported

Removing subclass back-references when S4 classes were

removed or their namespace unloaded had several bugs (e.g.,

functions when checking for duplicated imports (reported by

Errors in vignettes were not always captured and displayed

Several functions did not handle zero-length vectors properly,

console if it was interrupted by a user in the middle of evaluating

a code chunk.  (Reported by Michael Sumner.)

Fake installs of packages with vignettes work again.

families now also report non-finite values,

not being compared to the new ones during

Double-clicking outside of the list box (e.g., on the scrollbar)

sometimes contained badly constructed links.

converted raw vectors to invalid logical vectors. (

but the command was not found (e.g., it contained its arguments,

terminated.  (Reported by Mathew McLean.)

correctly: it is now recorded as 72 ppi.

Several potential problems with compiler-specific behaviour

Some translations in base packages were being looked up in

the main catalog rather than that for the package.

, most conversions which should have given

returned that time.  (The platforms affected include

Linux and OS X, but not Windows nor Solaris.)

has more support for matrices and data frames

predict(<lm object>, interval = "confidence", scale =

and sometimes removed spaces that should not have been removed.

busy flag, which will be needed to tell OS X not to

The code for date-times before 1902 assumed that the offset

from GMT in 1902 was a whole number of minutes: that was not true

of Paris (as recorded on some platforms).

(to restore the sane behavior) no longer gives a

now deparses complex vectors in a way that

rounded up by one (with a warning about being non-integer).

on some devices (typically screen devices). The triangle is

supposed to be point up.  (Reported by Bill Venables.)

In locales where the abbreviated name of one month is a

partial match for the full name of a later one, the

zero for very small and very differently sized