[R] R 2.1.1 is released
Peter Dalgaard
p.dalgaard at biostat.ku.dk
Mon Jun 20 12:18:39 CEST 2005
I've rolled up R-2.1.1.tar.gz a short while ago. This is a maintenance
release containing mainly bugfixes.
See the full list of changes below.
You can get it from
http://cran.r-project.org/src/base/R-2/R-2.1.1.tar.gz
(give it some time to arrive there) or wait for it to be mirrored at a
CRAN site nearer to you. If you're *really* impatient,
www.biostat.ku.dk/~pd/R-release should work too. Binaries for various
platforms will appear in due course.
There is also a version split for floppies.
For the R Core Team
Peter Dalgaard
These are the md5sums for the freshly created files, in case you wish
to check that they are uncorrupted:
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d8045f3b8f929c1cb29a1e3fd737b499 COPYING.LIB
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1504edf0958138c034375749c3a189ee NEWS
88bbd6781faedc788a1cbd434194480c ONEWS
4f004de59e24a52d0f500063b4603bcb OONEWS
e755b0ba5851ec261000af6b5c510335 R-2.1.1.tar.gz
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d1da10e9d40f1266a5aa8d71e5def67e R-2.1.1.tar.gz-split.ag
e90ea3c12153908184a4cb5307ffde09 R-2.1.1.tar.gz-split.ah
03f19a0d058aba30c686400fc3f85d76 R-2.1.1.tar.gz-split.ai
e755b0ba5851ec261000af6b5c510335 R-latest.tar.gz
56a780cdec835c5c598f8dfc0738f7f3 README
Here is the relevant bit of the NEWS file:
CHANGES IN R VERSION 2.1.1
NEW FEATURES
o bug.report() now reports the locale in use.
o upgrade.packageStatus() allows user input "c" to cancel the
upgrade, just as update.packages() does.
o glm() now accepts 1D arrays (e.g. tables) as a response,
dropping them to a vector whilst preserving names.
o df() with one infinite df now works (to match pf()).
o Added tclServiceMode() function to the tcltk package to allow
updating to be suspended.
o The Encoding: field of a DESCRIPTION file is now documented,
and used by packageDescription() and library(help=).
o There has been progress on translations: existing translations
have been revised and expanded, and French and Korean have
been added.
The Windows installer supports a wide range of languages for
installation.
BUG FIXES
o lm(qr=FALSE) now works.
o predict.glm() not longer loses names for "response" predictions.
(PR#7792)
o Typo in menu(graphics=TRUE) meant it failed on Unix if tcltk
was not available.
o When names.dist() was removed, the result of cmdscale() lost
its rownames. The example also lost the labels.
o R CMD check assumed 'tar' was GNU tar and so supported -z.
o read.table() was not handing escaped quotes inside quoted fields
in the first five lines of the file. (PR#7789)
It was also not handling correctly EOF in the first five lines
when reading from stdin(). (PR#7772)
o 'make uninstall' was incomplete.
o make.packages.html() called by help.start() was failing if
there were installed packages with help titles invalid in the
current locale.
o printCoefmat(signif.legend = FALSE) was non-functional. (PR#7802)
o Some as.date.frame() methods failed because the expression
deparsed into multiple lines. (PR#7808)
o setRepositories() had a typo. (PR#7810)
o Printing arrays/data frames with multibyte characters in the
column labels was sometimes misaligned or using excessive space.
(PR#7803)
o The Tcl/Tk console did not support multibyte characters.
o as.POSIXlt() could give infinite recursion if passed a corrupt
"POSIXct" object (generated by an incorrect call to c.POSIXct,
PR#7826).
o update.packages() was not passing 'type' correctly to
install.packages().
o Printing the result of an unbalanced model.tables() call
sometimes got confused if terms() had rearranged interaction
terms. (PR#7829)
o .Platform$pkgType was wrong on the CRAN MacOS X build, and
.install.macbinary() was missing.
o as.personList() as used by citation() got confused by names
containing "and". (PR#7797)
o Subscripting an array by a matrix containing zero or negative
values or the wrong number of columns was not handled
consistently. (PR#7824)
o select.list(multiple=TRUE) now detects and tries again for invalid
text input.
o add1.[g]lm could give strange results with interaction terms
when the model and the upper scope had different orders for
the main effects. (PR#7842)
o A bug had sneaked into the anova.mlmlist() code, affecting the
Greenhouse-Geisser epsilon. Code wrongly assumed a matrix to
be symmetric. (Thanks to Bela Bauer.)
o anova.mlmlist() and mauchley.test() are now more tolerant to rank
deficiency in the M and X matrices (also when they are implicitly
generated via model.matrix()).
o anova.mlm had a scoping issue (PR#7898)
o pf() with infinite df is allowed again. It is now more accurate
for extreme ratios of dfs, especially when there is a
non-centrality parameter.
o df() was inaccurate for large df (1e16 or greater).
o dt() was inaccurate for large df (1e9 or greater) with a
non-centrality parameter.
o runmed(*, algorithm="Turlach") seg.faulted in rare cases.
o strwrap() now makes a reasonable job of text that is invalid in the
current locale.
o Reading with encoding "UCS-2LE" will remove any Byte Order
Mark, as most implementations of iconv fail to handle BOMs
(which are present in 'Windows Unicode' files).
o unique() for a list was incorrectly reporting `unimplemented'.
o The parser's contextstack was not protected against overflow,
e.g. more than 50 unmatched '('. (PR#7859)
o source(file, chdir = TRUE) was not checking that 'file' was a
filepath (rather than a URL). For 2.1.0 only, it did not work
even if 'file' was a filepath.
o Hershey fonts were being sized based on pixels not points so came
out too small on devices where pixels were noticeably different
from points (e.g., win.printer() and high-resolution screens).
Fix means that default size of Hershey fonts may be slightly
different, for example, smaller by default on PostScript and PDF.
o The branch cuts in the complex versions of the inverse
trigonometric and hyperbolic functions were non-standard.
(PR#7871)
o truncate() on file() connections was limited to files < 2Gb. It
now works for larger files at least on 64-bit OSes and others
where ftruncate supports such files. (Related to PR#7879)
o proj.aovlist() did not work correctly on objects fitted from a
data frame with row names.
o The coding standards recommendations had
nuke-trailing-whitespace where newer versions of ESS need
ess-nuke-trailing-whitespace. (PR#7888)
o package.skeleton() missed the first newline in the DESCRIPTION file.
o pbirthday() reported p = 1 too often when coincident > 2.
o plot(1:3, exp(1:3), log = "y", ylim = c(30,1)) {reversed
log-scale axis} now works, based on Uwe Ligges' suggestions.
(PR#7894)
o install.packages() was aborting when a package in a bundle was
chosen from a menu. It failed if more than one package in a
bundle was chosen from the command line.
o qcauchy() suffered from underflow in the extreme tails. (PR#7902)
o Printing of raw matrices/arrays was not implemented. (PR#7912)
o getCallingDLL()'s default first argument did not correspond to
its description and has been changed. The mismatch caused
symbols in .C/.Call/.Fortran calls without a PACKAGE= argument
to be potentially looked up in the wrong namespace.
o Binary save() of raw vectors was not working correctly on
big-endian platforms. (PR#7812)
o as.Date.factor() now accepts a format argument.
o Workaround added for FreeBSD which does not have alloca.h _and_
does not allow alloca() to be declared.
o identify() now respects 'cex'. (PR#660)
Warnings from identify() are now printed immediately even on
consoles with delayed printing.
--
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c/ /'_ --- Dept. of Biostatistics PO Box 2099, 1014 Cph. K
(*) \(*) -- University of Copenhagen Denmark Ph: (+45) 35327918
~~~~~~~~~~ - (p.dalgaard at biostat.ku.dk) FAX: (+45) 35327907
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