In Windows, the GUI preferences for foreground color were

not always respected.  (Reported by Benjamin Wells.)

On OS X, the Quartz versions of the bitmap devices did not

and similar would infinite-loop if called on

stack check did not always catch this before the segfault.

was of length 1, and gave corrupt results if

Printing of vectors with names > 1000 characters now works

for a complex matrix did not pivot the column names.

of S4 methods in a package and so not checking them.

on Mac OS X has been incorrect for a long time.

file could be confused and fail to find generics

when importing from multiple packages (reported and fixed by

The detection of the C stack direction is better protected

Long custom line types would sometimes segfault on the

code and so segfaulted from time to time.

infinite-loop if any of the input functions returned

.  This is now an error for the gradient or Hessian, and

a warning for the function (with the value replaced by

generate false notes about ambiguous selection; the notes have

models included an offset. (Reported by Søren Feodor Nielsen.)

frameworks on OS X without using that also for LAPACK is more

has sanity checks that this is actually a binary package (as

people have tried it with incorrectly named source packages).

for efficient construction of a sparse B-spline design matrix

or 2-norm) as well, mainly for didactical

the inputs is of length zero and others are not, returning a

zero-length vector, analogously to, say,

also works for the boundary case of just one color when the ramp is

gains some protection against the misuse of

character vector arguments.  (An all too common error is to pass

and then attempt to edit the strings in-place, sometimes forgetting

declare that functions and other objects in a

package should be treated as globally defined, so that

location of the most recent call containing source reference

information. (Other values are supported as well; see

the call to the closure and not that of the

Added Polish translations by Łukasz Daniel.

multicore-based functions use native byte-order for serialization