dates on all files; on Unix, it changed some dates when installing

allows running the remaining tests (under

which alter their arguments is described in §8 of the

to be non-empty and a suitable single URL.

does not register its native routines or does not declare its

intentions on (native) symbol search.  (This will become a WARNING

(C-level Native routine registration.)  The deprecated

Packages using these will need to be re-installed for

3.4.1. (Versions 8.20--8.31 will still be

non-functions for now signals a warning and may become an error

work as documented for complex numbers with

nicely now, mostly thanks to a suggestion by Richie Cotton.

Rotated symbols in plotmath expressions are now positioned

avoids an infinite loop when a virtual class

is interposed between a subclass and an actual superclass.

puts NAs last, to be consistent with the

s, these are tabulated correctly (again).

table(1:2, exclude = 1, useNA = "ifany")

is not overwritten when specified (as it was by

cases where the confidence interval is not available, such as for

be equivalent in rank (like the other sort algorithms).

larger than the maximal integer, the result is now of type

and hence no longer silently overflows to wrong

signals an error for invalid flags also in the case of character

connection and hence no longer leaks memory when reading from a

full pipe, thanks to Gábor Csárdi, see thread starting at

graphics device no longer errors (then later

segfaults).  There is now a warning instead of error and

compression is turned off for the device.  Thanks to Alec

using Quartz Cocoa device (macOS) returned

invalid components if the back-end chose to use ARGB instead of RGBA

too, and the "non-finite" error messages are consistent between

is larger than the largest value representable

URL existence before attempting downloads; this is more robust to

servers that do not support HEAD or range-based retrieval, but may

create empty or incomplete files for aborted download requests.

now avoid integer overflow for large sample sizes.

in cases that list was not shown at all.  Thanks to Neal Fultz