numbers (in exponential format) instead of zero, fixing Ilario

devices) now clip correctly to the right and bottom border.

There was an off-by-one-pixel bug, reported by Lee Kelvin.

ensures that each converted input line is terminated with a

Class unions are unloaded when their namespace is

, adapted from a patch by Brodie Gaslam).

signatures (thanks to Herve Pages for the report).

Detection of flags for C++98/11/14/17 has been improved: in

particular if CXX??STD is set, it is tried first with no

.  This will become the preferred form in

(which several packages have been misusing for

C++ code) for the default C++ compiler (but not necessarily one used

for non-default C++ dialects like C++14).

now have a correctly dimensioned empty coefficient matrix;

Installation on a Unix-alike tries harder to link to the

library where required (rather than relying on

, thanks to suggestions by Juan Telleria.

no longer integer overflows in very rare

the flags which should have been set and automagically choose the

compression would have been chosen from the magic

Analogously, the tools-internal function called from

Parse data now have deterministic parent nodes (

Fork clusters could hang due to a race condition in cluster

also work for a boundary "vector" case fixing

download.file(*, method = "curl", cacheOK = FALSE)

should work now on Windows, thanks to Kevin Ushey's patch in

fixing a long-standing typo, and it also gets a corresponding

Unserialization of raw vectors serialized in ASCII

<data frame>[TRUE, <new>] <- list(c1, c2)

non-regular files (like sockets), as well as

Calls with an S3 class are no longer evaluated when printed,

even when it is first on the command line.

environment of the calling method. Reported by Hervé Pagès with

Compressed file connections are marked as blocking.

switches the method), thanks to a suggestion by John Nash.

empty lists.  Reported by Steven Nydick.

The radix sort is robust to vectors with >1 billion elements

(but long vectors are still unsupported). Thanks to Matt Dowle for

Terminal connections (e.g., stdin) are no longer