using cairographics) and which use Pango font selection

now work around a bug in Pango when very small fonts (those with

sizes between 0 and 1 in Pango's internal units) are requested.

Added workaround for the font problem with

and similar on Mac OS X whereby italic and bold styles

directory if it could not be determined -- that is now an error.

Force Quartz to bring the on-screen display up-to-date

immediately before the snapshot is taken by

variable names.  (Example reported by Terry Therneau.)

The 256-byte limit on names is now documented.

information, including 32/64-bit and the sub-architecture if one

The use of Perl configuration variables for

improved: under some circumstances leading blank columns were

local encoding when no splits were found.

had a typo in its detection of whether the

for one of the options for setting limits

timezone which would then lead to spurious warnings. (

components existed but was a directory on a read-only file system.

(Seen on Solaris, where the error code returned is not even listed

values less than 1 (they used to force such

now checks for width or height of zero and

does nothing in those cases; previously the behaviour was

undefined, probably device-specific, and possibly dangerous.

could cause a segfault.  (Reported by Robert McGehee.)

spurious newline, which was displayed as extra whitespace when

duplicate row names which could then not be printed.

properly when contour lines were labelled. (Reported by

were different but so close as to print identically.

available early on in the installation of source packages,

format used for Mac OS X binary files on that platform.

deprecated: it has caused problems for some

case-insensitive file systems (although it currently works

reported to produce archives with illegal extensions to tar

bytes (unlikely to be a problem except in user

multi-byte strings with many multi-byte characters.  (

It also failed when only an S4 class without any methods was

the client closes the connection prematurely.  (

crash when used on very long vectors.  (