PDF output with a non-RGB color model used RGB for the line

reported the p-value for the wrong tail.  (

sent an invalid value to the graphics device, and might cause the

Non-ASCII characters in the titles of help pages were

not rendered properly in some locales, and could cause errors

platforms without C99 complex support.  This and some

lesser issues in trigonometric functions have been corrected.

Such platforms were rare (we know of Cygwin and FreeBSD).

However, because of new compiler optimizations in the way complex

arguments are handled, the same code was selected on x86_64 Linux

There is a workaround for crashes seen with several packages

PCRE has been updated to 8.12 (two bug-fix releases since 8.10).

report more often when the first element is taken

on Mac OS X provides a way to disable event loop processing

temporarily (useful, e.g., for forked instances of

was a set of coefficients.  (Reported by Pierre

tracker, which does not accept emailed submissions.

several CRAN recent submissions have ignored

sources in the distribution are now built

with all symbols remapped: this is intended to avoid problems seen

on x86_64 Linux has been changed back to

file will be used to set the value for the

example halves the installed size of package

.  These are almost certainly left-overs

about non-pairlist attributes on CHARSXPs.  As these are used for

internal purposes, the attribute check should be skipped.

caused problems for some PDF and PostScript viewers).

, etc. was inserted reversed if it was more than

links as file copies rather than symbolic links (which did not

did not handle zip files which contained

filepaths with two or more leading directories which were not in

the zipfile and did not already exist.  (It is unclear if such

zipfiles are valid and the third-party C code used did not support

now behaves more regularly for the border

The rendering of numbers in plotmath expressions (e.g.

) used the current settings for conversion

to strings rather than setting the defaults, and so could be

affected by what has been done before.  (