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authorKaz Kylheku <kaz@kylheku.com>2013-10-23 08:42:45 -0700
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+ TXR 69
+ 2013-10-23
+
+
+ Features
+
+ - Multiple @(output) blocks can now continue on the same output stream, which
+ is particularly useful if it is a pipe.
+
+ Bugs
+
+ - Fixed errors in documentation for the functions time-string-local,
+ time-string-utc and expt.
+
+
+
TXR 68
2013-10-07
Features
- - @(repeat) inside @(output) supports a :vars
- parameter, making it possible to declare the
- existence of iteration variables that are otherwise
- hidden within Lisp code.
+ - @(repeat) inside @(output) supports a :vars parameter, making it possible
+ to declare the existence of iteration variables that are otherwise hidden
+ within Lisp code.
Bugs
- - Out-of-sequence numeric parameters can be used
- in the op operator now, like (op foo @2)
- where @1 is absent.
+ - Out-of-sequence numeric parameters can be used in the op operator now, like
+ (op foo @2) where @1 is absent.
- - The implicit ". @rest" is now added to op forms
- only if they do not mention @rest or any numeric
- parameters, to prevent unintentional
- passing of extra parameters.
+ - The implicit ". @rest" is now added to op forms only if they do not mention
+ @rest or any numeric parameters, to prevent unintentional passing of extra
+ parameters.
- - @rest or a numeric param like @1 can now be
- specified in the dot position of the op form,
- as in (op foo . @rest).
+ - @rest or a numeric param like @1 can now be specified in the dot position
+ of the op form, as in (op foo . @rest).