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 							-*- indented-text -*-
-to 19.16 -- "Lille"
+to 20.0 beta30
--- Really apply the Irix build fix
+-- Syntax entry specification "e" has been removed.
-to 19.16 -- "Nancy"
+-- updated xemacs.1 man page for new argument list handling.
--- about.el touch up, new faces, new entries
+-- updated internals document to reflect new DEFUN macro.
--- BSD build fix
--- Irix build fix
+-- (load-average) works on Solaris. Thanks to Hrvoje Niksic.
-to 19.16 -- "Bordeaux"
+-- Command line processing now order independent
--- about.el touch up
+-- Command line like:  xemacs file -eval '(munge-file)'
--- TM and MH-e PGP problem documented in PROBLEMS
+now works.
+-- Now uses XmIm* functions for XIM input when available
-to 19.16 pre6 -- "New York"
+-- Major cleanup of configure.in - preparation for Autoconf 2 upgrade.
--- Fix for using a pixmap background
+-- `man' directory reorganized.
--- about.el updated
+-- The `dvi' and `info' targets now work in the man directory.
--- Irix 6 build problem fixed
+-- texinfo 3.7 no longer comes with XEmacs.  User must supply own
--- W3 build problem fixed
+makeinfo or TeX to rebuild info files or to print hardcopy.
--- `sentence-end-double-space' doc string fixed
+-- execvp has been encapsulated.  The command line of executed
--- Lucid scrollbar bug fixed (keyboard grab released when widget disappears)
+commands now is converted using pathname-coding-system before the
--- Iris4 build problem fixed
+command is run.
+-- Use flag -fno-gnu-linker if using gcc with dynodump (i.e. on
-to 19.16 pre5 -- "Staten Island"
+solaris)
--- Irix 6 build problem fixed
+-- m4-mode 1.8
--- `directory-files' stack overrun fixed
+-- etags.c 11.78
--- jpeg detection corrected
+-- ilisp 5.8
--- image autodetection and jpeg load fix synched with 20.3
+-- cperl-mode 1.28
+-- cc-mode 4.322
-to 19.16 pre4 -- "Bronx"
+-- elp 2.37
--- etc/Joke files restored
+-- python-mode 2.83
--- Various build patches from Darrell Kindred
+-- load-warn-when-source-newer now defaults to t
+-- purespace messages from loadup.el now much more reasonable.
-to 19.16 pre3 -- "Manhattan"
+-- Changed lispref documentation to refer to frame properties, not parameters.
--- NEWS file updated
+-- Synched up files.el: file-relative-name (Steven Baur's patch)
--- a couple of synchs with XEmacs 20.2
+-- Fix: shell history works if commands contain non-ASCII characters.
--- warning cleanup
+-- Fix: shell commands can contain non-ASCII characters.
+-- Fix: dired on Non-ASCII filename now works
-to 19.16 pre2 -- "Brooklyn"
+-- Fix: repeat-complex-command fails when repeating M-x emacs-version
--- Patch for XEmacs not Dying on quit applied
+-- tm 7.94 integrated - default in XEmacs/Mule
--- movemail synched with 20.3
+- Japanese newsgroups now readable without .emacs modifications.
--- Lispref synched with 20.3
+-- Johan Vroman's iso-acc.el ported to XEmacs by Alexandre Oliva
--- XEmacs FAQ synched with 20.3
+-- Made startup option processing more sensible
--- Internals manual synched with 20.3
+- Eliminate most order dependencies
--- VM-6.34 courtesy of Kyle Jones
+- more compatible with FSF
+- Some additional flags (-V equivalent to -version, -flags == -help)
-to 19.16 pre1 -- "Queens"
+-- Michael Sperber's psgml-html patch
--- Fix all lisp to refer to only keysyms with `-' instead of `_'.
+-- Makefile rule to create TAGS file now properly creates tags for
--- Hardcode the version number since this is dead code and the previous
+DEFVAR_* macros.
-kludgy method doesn't work anymore.
+-- DEFUN macro has major facelift:
+- No need to specify both Ffoo and Sfoo
-to 19.16 beta91
+- Arglist is more Lispy - no more K&R style function definitions.
--- Make all texinfo source work with makeinfo-1.68
+- DOC file creation modified to deal with new style DEFUN.
--- Update texinfo stuffs from texinfo-3.11
+-- X selection code Re-Mule-ized - Should interoperate with other X clients.
--- Updated finder database
+-- beginnings of TM integration
--- Move AUCTeX style files so the package will work
+-- When regexp is [^CHARACTERS] and first character of string is
--- provide 'xemacs for compatibility with future XEmacsen
+non-ASCII character, XEmacs crashes.  Fixed for real this time?
--- improved color terminal detection
+-- fixed redundant, buggy calls to (message (format ...))
--- miscellaneous bug fixes
+In particular (occur "%") now works.
--- X-compose fixes Courtesy of Jan Vroonhof
+-- support for creating .i files (useful for debugging) in src/
+-- make src/Makefile.in.in makefile-mode-friendly
-to 19.16 beta90
+-- define and use macros XSTRING_LENGTH, XSTRING_DATA, with obvious
--- Miscellaneous 20.1 fixes merged
+meanings.
--- Synch with 19.15p8 Courtesy of Alvin Shelton
+-- eliminate calls to x_smash_bastardly_shell_position.  The Xt shell
+widget core fields are no longer overwritten with values that Xt
+would not have put there itself.
+-- support for CDE drag and drop of data, not just files.
+-- XIM patch from Jareth Hein (but XIM still doesn't work for him)
+-- COMPREHENSIBLE puresize information when --with-debug specified
+-- if get_eof_char is called without a pty, should not call tcgetattr()
+-- Fix crash if delete-frame-hook selects the about-to-be-deleted
+frame, by calling delete-frame-hook at the beginning of
+delete-frame code.
+-- Fix run-time warnings detected by Sun WorkShop dbx rtc tool.
+-- possible fix for assertion failure in open-network-stream
+-- server-make-window-visible more portable
+-- locate-library now accpts both symbols and strings.
+-- buffer names in the buffer menus are no longer translated - they
+are put into the `suffix' part of the label.
+to 20.0 beta29
+-- fast-lock.el 3.10.01
+-- ksh-mode.el 2.9
+-- mode-motion+.el 3.16
+-- psgml-1a12
+-- executable.el, imenu.el, sh-script.el and uniquify.el now included
+-- rfc1521 patches to VM from Jamie
+-- OffiX support added
+-- lots of 19.34 syncing, most by Steven Baur
+-- NetBSD on sparc platform fixes
+-- additional featurep checks on 'scrollbar and 'menubar
+-- configure changes to allow sunos4shr args to be picked up correctly
+to 20.0 beta28
+-- gnus 5.2.40
+-- etc 0.22
+-- w3 3.0.12
+-- reporter 3.3
+-- psgml 1a11
+-- cc-mode 4.315
+-- hm--html-menus 5.0
+-- other assorted fixes and changes
+-- python-mode 2.73
+-- minor corrections to sample.emacs
+-- added localization hook for lisp/locale/LANG/locale-start.el
+-- face-complain-about-font now offers an Action Plan after whining.
+-- Editing of filenames encoded in pathname-coding-system now works.
+-- Characters in current locale displayed properly in frame title and
+icon name.
+-- Characters in current locale displayed properly in menubar.
+-- Resize frame, then (set-frame-properties (selected-frame) '(left 100))
+would always move to (x=100, y=0)
+-- {de,en}code-coding-string rewritten - should work now.
+-- delete-frame-hook docstring warns not to select frame-to-be-deleted
+-- When regexp is [^CHARASTERS] and first character of string is
+non-ASCII character, XEmacs crashes.
+Oops ix! Fix undone. Problem still there.
+-- (XIM) ^G and friends no longer self-inserting
+-- (Mule) byte-compilation problems fixed
+-- describe-last-error fixed
+-- frame 'minibuffer property correctly computed.
+-- implementation of (set-charset-registry)
+-- (charset-dimension) now works
+-- Setting language environment to japanese does
+(set-charset-registry 'ascii "JISX0201")
+-- Fixed encode-coding-string, decode-coding-string
+-- face-complain-about-font now gives more useful warning.
+to 20.0 beta27
+-- gnus 5.2.39
+-- etc 0.20
+-- w3 3.0.11
+-- url 1.0.41
+-- canna.el patch
+-- chinese font patch
+-- stringp nil error when starting sparcworks
+-- call7 and call8 had incorrect array sizes
+-- makefile mode Error in `pre-idle-hook' (setting hook to nil):
+(void-function makefile-space-face)
+-- Crashes when built on X11R5 and run on X11R6 fixed
+-- Lisp backtrace is now printed on all crashes, not just debug build
+-- XIM input now generates true events.  As a result it works with isearch.
+-- 20.0/Mule can now byte-compile its own elisp files.
+-- LOTS of typos fixed.
+-- 20.0/Mule - Language Environment menu no longer shrinks to one element.
+-- 20.0/Mule - no more Vietnamese language build-time warnings.
+-- sunpro-init no longer opens /net/bin with possible hang at startup.
+-- switch-to-buffer-other-window reverted to old-style behaviour
+-- python-mode 2.72
+-- auto-mode-alist regexps reorganized for efficiency
+-- interpreter-mode-alist regexps now look at entire first line.
+-- new (interactive) spec `i' can be used to skip arguments.
+-- dired works in Asian locales.
+-- (Mule) write-region now works.
+to 20.0 beta26
+-- gnus 5.2.25
+-- browse-url 0.38
+-- viper 2.90
+-- XEmacs web page entries on help menu now reference
+browse-url-browser-function
+-- problem with using dired-mode-font-lock-keywords fixed
+-- new variable `allow-deletion-of-last-visible-frame'
+-- NEED_LIBW handled
+-- glyphs-x.c should really build with older png libs now
+-- balloon-help crash fixed
+-- A patch for crash in multiple_change_finish_up which Lars hit.  I
+don't know if it is fully correct but it should be safe and prevent
+the crash.
+-- some Unixware patches
+-- some additional SCO patches
+-- auto-show-mode is now off by default in edit-faces-mode
+-- incorrect echoing when hitting 'f1 in tty mode fixed
+-- png build problem fixed
+-- terminal.el env requirement removed
+-- gdbglobal doesn't turn on everywhere anymore
+-- The bug where window-displayed-height didn't always return the
+correct value is fixed.  The same bug was responsible for
+shrink-window-if-larger-than-buffer sometimes failing to work
+correctly.
+-- The force option to delete-frame is back.  You can no longer delete
+the last visible or iconic frame unless the second arg to
+delete-frame is non-nil.
+-- Darrell Kindred's patch fro the ^@ problem
+-- a number of random elisp changes from Jamie
+-- --with-cde flag is back
+-- revert-buffer no longer causes complete refontification in lazy-lock.
+-- some more options on Options menu, for Printing.
+to 20.0 beta25
+-- w3 2.3.67
+-- url 1.0.34
+-- ediff 2.61
+-- vm 5.96
+-- viper 2.89
+-- gnus 5.2.19
+-- browse-url 0.36
+-- corrected modeline overwriting being triggered by using ispell
+-- fixed crash in tty-mode with edit-faces (again)
+-- infinite loop when using surrogate minibuffer fixed
+-- corrected handling of buffer arg to call-process
+-- SCO 5 patches from J. Kean Johnston
+-- patch from Bill Perry to eliminate using temporary files when
+handling PNG files
+-- Sun-provided CDE-friendly icon now default XEmacs icon.
+-- canna support integrated (Thanks to Moroika Tomohiko).
+-- apropos.el sync'ed with FSF Emacs 19.31 - Fixes the
+`Nothing to follow here' problem.
+-- set-process-filter no longer crashes if the process is dead.
+-- x-compose.el now works again on Solaris.
+-- New function x-keysym-on-keyboard-p helps determine keyboard
+characteristics for key rebinding:
+x-keysym-on-keyboard-p: (KEYSYM &optional DEVICE)
+-- a built-in function.
+Return true if KEYSYM names a key on the keyboard of DEVICE.
+More precisely, return true if pressing a physical key
+on the keyboard of DEVICE without any modifier keys generates KEYSYM.
+Valid keysyms are listed in the files /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h and in
+/usr/lib/X11/XKeysymDB, or whatever the equivalents are on your system.
+-- Sun key rebinding changed yet again to use function-key-map.
+Type 4 keyboards have r35 mapped to `next'.
+Type 5 keyboards already have `next', so map r35 to `kp_next'.
+-- (Mule) Some menubar items will be translated by default in a
+Japanese locale.
+-- Sun key rebinding changed again to use function-key-map.
+-- inheritance loops in face property specifications no longer cause
+XEmacs to crash.
+-- minibuffer-setup-hook no longer clobbered by read-file-name.
+-- extra icons in Info mode removed.
+-- XEmacs info top level sub-headers synched up with lower-level headers.
+-- gnuclient prompts you with a dialog box when asking questions.
+-- the yes/no dialog box now has sane options: yes, no, yes all, no all,
+and cancel.
+-- make-face-bold, make-face-italic, et al. do a better job than before --
+they know about inheritors like [bold] and [italic], and will use
+one if their normal X frobbing isn't successful.
+-- better handling of bad menu filter functions.
+-- buffers-menu improvements.
+-- query-replace now disables case-folding if uppercase letters are
+in the search string, like isearch does. (To turn both of these off,
+set `search-caps-disable-folding' to non-nil.)
+-- C-h ? ? works.
+-- Chuck -- you need to re-byte-compile finder.el to fix C-h p under 20.0.
+It wouldn't hurt to recompile everything.
+-- weird bug with markers and standard-output fixed.
+-- save-options now saves to a file `.xemacs-options' instead of directly
+to .emacs.  .emacs is set to load .xemacs-options.  The file is
+loaded with `load-options-file', which will allow eventually for
+automatic updating of out-of-date options files.
+-- Pretty-much everything in that spawn-of-hell file terminfo.c
+is commented out now for most systems, since we didn't actually
+need any of it!
+to 20.0 beta24
+-- gnus 5.2.12
+-- filladapt 2.08
+-- fixed padding problem in modeline
+-- fixed geometry problem with Athena scrollbar; it no longer has any
+border and isn't going to at least for 19.14
+-- bug where save-places didn't work correctly with a file given on
+the command line is fixed
+-- The global ospeed is completely unused now if TERMIOS is defined.
+Before I actually remove the defines (which might fix those header
+conflicts) I want some confirmation that doing this doesn't cause
+problems in tty mode.  This change fixes a crash being seen when
+running with the -nw flag on Irix 5.3 (binary built with gcc).
+-- minibuffer echoing now works properly with surrogate minibuffers
+-- A number of crashes which were reported when trying to use
+surrogate minibuffers are fixed.
+-- font-lock-add-colors now adds colors and only colors
+-- --exec-prefix and the other path altering flags should work
+NOTE:  I have not fully tested it because I would have to do
+nothing other than run configure all day to do so.
+-- It should now work to use XEmacs as a login shell; note that if you
+start to stray from a default installation setup this may still be
+broken.
+-- possible fix for Vladimir's crash in Lstream_close().
+to 20.0 beta23
+-- gnus 5.2.10
+-- w3 2.3.65
+-- url 1.0.32
+-- ispell.el 2.37
+-- viper 2.88
+-- fixed bug which was leaving modeline droppings next to the scrollbars
+-- hack from Jamie to make gdb popup a dialog box to answer y/n
+questions when using the toolbar
+-- patch from Bill Perry to eliminate using temporary files when
+handling JPEG's
+-- patch from Bill Perry to support 'pointer extent property
+-- corrected a bug where annotations in the left outside margin which
+were equal to the width of the margin would not be displayed
+-- Sun keybindings done like in 19.13 - true X keysym always works.
+-- ispell works - (accept-process-output) bug fixed.
+-- M-x manual-entry works on SysV with RosettaMan installed.
+-- process output no longer inserts gratuitious C-d's UNLESS line to
+be sent to process is longer than 256 characters.
+(This still needs to be fixed so that C-d's are only inserted if
+the tty is in canonical mode).
+-- More type casting fixes to remove compiler warnings.
+-- Random improvements to the Lisp Reference Manual.
+-- XIM XCreateIC now always specifies a `Spot Location'.
+-- If `sparcworks' is not on the PATH, but is in /opt/SUNWspro/bin,
+add /opt/SUNWspro/bin to exec-path, and run eos::start.
+to 20.0 beta22
+-- w3 2.3.63
+-- url 1.0.31
+-- fixed crash in gif_instantiate when starting w3 in tty mode
+-- fixed crash caused by grayscale jpegs
+-- patch from Steven Baur to the psgml dtd catalog
+-- patches to improve Athena scrollbars
+-- fixes to delbackspace.el
+-- merged s&m/ files, config*, unex* (mostly), getloadavg.c up to FSF 19.31.
+This might fix Lynn's AIX problems.
+-- better Java font-lock keywords (e.g. tries real hard to fontify
+method names in their definitions).
+-- problems with compiling with --debug=no should be fixed.
+-- edit-faces in TTY core dump fixed.
+to 20.0 beta21
+-- w3 2.3.61
+-- url 1.0.29
+-- oo-browser 2.9.12 (adds python support)
+-- fixed problem with display of right side toolbar
+-- removed fa-extras.el
+-- AIX configure patchs
+-- updated sysdep.el from Bill Perry
+-- delbackspace.el now uses the new key-translation-map, so it's less
+kludgy.
+-- vrml-mode.el gained some VRML 2.0 support.
+-- fixed crash in x_output_string triggered by balloon help; this
+almost certainly was causing a number of other reported crashes
+-- fix for "obfuscated and incorrect way of saying 'Solaris'"
+-- abort() in execute_internal_event() should be fixed
+-- gnuattach now opens a TTY on *scratch* if given no args.
+-- gnuattach now passes in the TERM type of the TTY it's run on.
+-- TTY routines in XEmacs now use filedescs directly instead of FILE *'s;
+should fix AIX gnuattach problem.
+-- VM is smart about whether to install its toolbar on the selected frame
+or current buffer.
+-- new function `set-device-class' (you can say that your TTY device
+is color even if it's not apparent from the TERM type)
+-- selection/unselection of devices/consoles is "idempowered".
+-- added option for sample.emacs to the Help menu.
+to 20.0 beta20
+-- w3 2.3.54
+-- url 1.0.23
+-- viper 2.87
+-- ediff 2.60
+-- more NEWS file updating
+-- Gnus toolbar is back
+-- browse-url functions now autoload
+-- patch from Darrell Kindred to fix auto-show problem with
+(set-specifier left-margin-width 10)
+-- patch from Darrell Kindred to fix isearch buglet
+-- patch for bad paste of rectangular regions
+-- fixed crash when starting w3 in TTY mode
+-- memoize_extent_face_internal() crashes fixed.
+-- paths.el recomputes salient paths at run-time.
+-- new function `running-temacs-p'.
+-- missing functions set-face-strikethru-p, face-strikethru-p added.
+-- -*- Mode: foo -*- with capital "Mode" wasn't recognized but now is.
+(RMS lossage.)
+-- Obsolete make-cursor added back.
+-- sample.emacs updated to use new pointer stuff.
+-- multi-device TTY after X, gnuattach should work properly.
+-- gnuattach has manpage documentation.
+-- XEmacs in TTY mode now correctly restores all terminal settings
+when exiting.
+to 20.0 beta19
+-- w3 2.3.52
+-- url 1.0.21
+-- func-menu 2.43
+-- pcl-cvs autoloads corrected
+-- --extra-verbose now implies --verbose as well
+-- crash in x_get_gc when called from x_output_string should be fixed
+-- The configure.in code to detect h_errno and sigsetjmp was broken,
+unless your compiler supports nested functions (as gcc does).
+AC_COMPILE_CHECK takes a FUNCTION BODY, not a FUNCITON, as one of
+the arguments.  I have some trepidation on making these changes as
+there are some comments in solaris header files about disabling
+sigsetjmp, but at least the configure test now works - and XEmacs
+still seems to, too.
+-- Sun support in configure.in has been rewritten.  SunOS 4.1.1 through
+4.1.4 has been tested.  The configure code for suns has been greatly
+simplified.
+-- Xmu detection should now work on SunOS4.
+to 20.0 beta18
+-- pcl-cvs 1.7 ; please test
+-- w3 2.3.43
+-- url 1.0.20
+-- ediff 2.59 (again; this should have a higher rev)
+-- follow 1.6
+-- config.guess and config.sub updating; may cause some configuration
+problems
+-- dynamic or lack thereof lazy-lock bug fixed
+-- word-search-{forward,backward} crash fixed
+-- easymenu.el patch from Per Abrahamsen
+-- ClearCase VC support from Rod Whitby
+-- lib-complete now dumped; improved find-library
+-- make-x-device patch for TTY mode from Bill Perry
+-- extent-faces-as-list lossage patch from Bill Perry
+-- multiple definition cleanup
+-- mailcrypt update for sgnus
+-- new function isearch-toggle-case-fold
+-- new function device-sound-enabled-p
+-- background.el lossage fixed
+-- find-dired lossage fixed
+-- if XEmacs cannot deduce a bold-italic font from the default, try
+copying the bold face and doing make-face-italic - if that fails,
+try copying the italic face and doing make-face-bold.  With the
+XResources in the bug report, I get the correct fonts now - please
+try.
+-- default-popup-menu now intelligently greys out its menu items
+-- don't put up the load .emacs button in the menubar if the file
+doesn't exist
+-- actually let the 'Frame-local font menu' work!  The call to
+(set-face-font 'default ...) was not specifying the frame as a
+locale, so all changes to that face were global.
+-- more bugs fixed, including some for core dumps.  If there are any
+remaining core dumps in b18, please yell so that they get fixed.
+-- `pointer' face works now.
+-- `colorize-image-instance' changed incompatibly (previously it did
+bad things).  I don't think this matters because no one seems to
+use this function anyway.
+-- browse-url 0.30 (includes Lynx support)
+-- updated f90.el
+-- cperl-mode (although not enabled by default)
+-- skeleton.el
+-- improved Linux native sound support
+-- updated PROBLEMS (synched with 19.30)
+-- CDE autodetected.
+-- initial unification of browser-sending support.
+-- fixes to focus handling -- should fix "delay noticing focus change after VM
+invoked"
+-- uses ncurses if available -- better terminal support.
+-- if you have color xterm and set your TERM to xterm-color,
+XEmacs will use color on TTY's (at least under Linux).
+Under linux, TERM=linux or TERM=ansi also has this effect.
+(In general, any terminal type that defines color capabilities
+in terminfo.)
+to 20.0 beta17
+-- w3 2.3.42
+-- url 1.0.19
+-- mh-e 5.0.2
+-- XIM work from Martin
+-- electric modes synched up with FSF 19.30(.97).
+-- func-menu 2.41.
+-- no cursor blink at eol fixed
+-- lots more bugs fixed, see the Web page.
+-- more TTY colors.
+-- new last-win and next-win icons.
+-- VRML mode (I wrote it).
+-- SPC does its previous thingie in the minibuffer.
+-- curmudgeon mode is removed.
+to 20.0 beta16
+-- w3 2.3.39
+-- url 1.0.17
+-- curmudgeon-mode: Just so all you curmudgeons will shut up.
+`enable-curmudgeon-mode' sets all the old minibuffer, etc. behavior
+that you're used to.  You can also give a particular category for
+curmudgeonization.
+-- func-menu 2.38.
+-- enriched.el, face-menu.el from Michael Sperber.
+-- If you're in a help buffer, you can exit using q and the previous
+window config is restored.  Help buffers are now selected by default
+to make this easier (but you can get the old behavior using
+curmudgeon mode).
+-- `eq' now works on face properties even if they're lists -- the
+lists are "memoized".
+-- numerous bugs fixed -- see the Web page.
+to 20.0 beta15
+READ THIS FIRST:
+-- emacs-version for 20.0 now reports 20.0, not 19.20.  This is gonna
+break some packages that do incorrect version tests.  Both 19.14
+and 20.0 now include the function `emacs-version>=' from emacs-vers.el,
+which is a correct version test function.  If you want to use this
+(highly recommended!), put code in your file like
+(or (fboundp 'emacs-version>=)
+[copy definition of emacs-version>= from version.el])
+-- Byte code emitted by XEmacs 20.0 is NOT, repeat NOT, downward
+compatible.  Byte code compiled in any Emacs 19 is upwardly
+compatible to v20. (For the most part, that is ...) However,
+you can force v19 compatibility under XEmacs 20 by setting
+`byte-compile-emacs19-compatibility' to non-nil.
+-- (This latter change is the result of a better solution to the
+"char-int confoundance syndrome" problem, although it was
+planned anyway.)
+USER-VISIBLE CHANGES:
+-- w3 2.3.36
+-- url 1.0.16
+-- viper 2.86
+-- ediff 2.59
+-- cc-mode 4.282
+-- func-menu 2.37
+-- mailcrypt 3.4 (2.x has been removed)
+-- The appropriate function-key and arrow-key definitions should
+now be set up automatically in TTY mode, for a number of different
+terminal types.  Please review the terminals in lisp/term/ and
+see if there's anything wrong.  Also, feel free to supply new
+terminal definition files.
+-- blink-cursor-mode.  This gets you the blinking cursor that lots
+of people have been wanting for awhile.  There is a menubar
+entry for this.
+NOTE: There is currently a redisplay bug whereby the cursor
+won't blink if it's at the end of the line.  Hopefully Chuck
+will fix this soon.
+-- wing-psgml-mode: A "grand unified mode" for HTML.  I started out
+with PSGML, which is a way cool and powerful mode for editing SGML,
+but extremely un-user-friendly in its current form.  I combined it
+with some setup stuff from Alastair Burt and took some stuff
+(the template stuff) from the hm--html-menus package.
+-- improved file-dialog-box; some help from Rich Williams here.
+-- improved completion-list-mode. (This is the mode for the lists
+of completions.) Hit SPC in the minibuffer and you'll end up in
+the completion list buffer, and can move around and select things
+in a sensible fashion.  This should be a friendliness improvement
+for TTY mode and such.
+-- improved edit-faces.  It uses the new list-mode also and has
+other new user-friendly features.
+-- auto-show mode is now dumped and is enabled by default.  This
+will automatically scroll the window horizontally as necessary
+to keep point in view. (buff-menu is no longer dumped, so there's
+a net decrease in the puresize.)
+-- There is a menubar entry for Bookmarks.
+-- `show-message-log' and the associated menubar entry no longer exist.
+Instead, use `view-lossage' (C-h l).  There is now a menubar entry
+for this under Help.
+-- etags is merged with FSF 19.30 (adding Perl support, among other
+things), and some Mly-induced breakage that resulted in pathologically
+long relative filenames in the TAGS file has been fixed.
+-- tcl.el 1.50.
+-- annoying VM auto-raise of frame is gone.
+-- I fixed a number of bugs with this-command-keys and C-g.
+e.g. the C-x ? C-x C-h bug is finally gone.  If you see any more,
+please pipe up and I will try to fix them. (A lot of the event code
+is rotting, though, so not everything can be fixed ...) Also, if
+you notice any weird behavior, *please* speak up!
+BUILD-LEVEL CHANGES:
+-- When XEMACS_DEBUG is defined and XEmacs is dumping, the number of
+bytes of purespace used by each loaded file is displayed.
+-- Linux no longer defines BROKEN_SIGIO.
+-- Linux binutils-2.6.0.10 breakage is no longer.
+-- fixes for building under SunOS.
+-- configuring without database support now works.
+-- you can fix up the autoloads using `make autoloads' in the top
+level directory.
+LISP-LEVEL CHANGES:
+-- Hyperbole is still broken, sigh.
+-- function-key-map and key-translation-map are now properly implemented.
+-- keyboard-translate-table now lets you translate keysyms, e.g. to
+fix the grievous damage Sun did to their X keyboards.  See the
+function `keyboard-translate'.
+-- The function `window-height' has been changed to return a different
+value when a horizontal scrollbar is present.  The new definition
+makes window-height ``mathematically tractable'': Its value always
+reflects the window geometry, and will not change if you turn off
+or on the modeline or horizontal scrollbar.  Also, now, when there
+is only one window, frame-height always equals window-height.
+-- The new function `window-displayed-height' returns the actual
+number of text lines currently visible (making proper allowances
+for blank space at the end of a buffer).  You should use this
+instead of the standard kludge `(1- (window-height))'.
+-- Hash tables can now do their comparisons with `equal' instead of
+`eq'.  See `make-hashtable'.
+-- The `face' property of extents and text properties can now be
+a list.
+-- derived.el has been fixed up and is now dumped.
+-- cl.el is now dumped.  This includes the most basic of the
+Common Lisp functionality; the rest is autoloaded. (And with
+the lazy byte-code loading, it will come in only as needed.)
+Accordingly, I removed the (usually less powerful) XEmacs versions
+of `intersection', `union', etc., `delete-if', `delete-if-not',
+`push', `pop', `c[ad][ad][ad]?[ad]?r', etc.  This should clear
+up any remaining problems with ediff and such.  Note that the
+increase in purespace from doing this is actually quite small --
+about 15K.
+-- At least one function (`display-completion-list') has been rewritten
+to take Common Lisp key-style arguments.  This provides a sensible
+alternative to having zillions of optional arguments in an
+unrememberable order.  Other packages might consider doing the
+same.
+-- completion-list-mode is actually defined using `define-derived-mode',
+as a sub-mode of list-mode.  edit-faces defines another sub-mode
+of list-mode.
+-- some patches from Darrell Kindred.
+-- new specifier `text-cursor-visible-p' controls whether the cursor
+is visible.
+-- new face `text-cursor' controls the colors of the text cursor.
+-- New file `gui.el' defining some functions useful for GUI stuff,
+e.g. creating dialog frames and buttons.
+-- The function `extent-at' now takes an argument AT-FLAG controlling
+what it means for an extent to be "at" a position.  `get-char-property'
+and `get-text-property' also take that argument.
+-- `display-completion-list' has been changed to take key-type optional
+arguments.  There are keys for controlling the activation callback,
+the help string displayed, the window width, and other things.
+-- New text-property functions `text-property-bounds' and
+`next-text-property-bounds' facilitate looking for stretches of
+specially-marked text.  This supersedes the common, error-prone
+loops involving `next-single-property-change', `map-extents', etc.
+(I thought long and hard about the end cases.)
+-- `frame-visible-p' now actually queries the window system, so it
+is always accurate without the need for weird kludges like
+`accept-process-output'.
+MISC CHANGES:
+-- Glyph and keymap lispref documentation should now be accurate
+and up-to-date.
+-- XEmacs uses sigsetjmp(foo, 0) when possible; this avoids lots
+of sigprocmask() system calls that were happening.
+to 20.0 beta14
+-- w3 2.3.32
+-- XEmacs has a pseudo-file-dialog-box that gets invoked when you
+choose a menu entry that prompts for a filename.  The code that
+implements it is in `mouse-read-file-name-1' in minibuf.el.
+It's a pretty cheesy-ass function but it gets the job done.
+It clearly needs some work; beta testers out there are encouraged
+to help here. (hint, hint)
+-- there were some missing UNGCPRO's that might have led to weird
+crashes.
+-- Much improved xemacs-internals.  More is coming.
+-- lots of improvements to the Lispref documentation, e.g. the general
+section on objects is now actually more or less correct.
+-- "cursor glyphs" and "cursor image instances" now use the term
+"pointer" instead of "cursor".
+-- new profiling code.  See `start-profiling', `stop-profiling',
+`clear-profiling', `pretty-print-profiling-info', etc.
+This uses a SIGPROF so it's only as accurate as your system timer
+(100Hz under Linux on the x86; may be different on other systems).
+-- I have tried hard to minimize the amount of allocation that happens
+as a result of normal activities.  For example, `save-window-excursion'
+and `save-excursion' no longer result in any allocation in most
+circumstances.
+-- New variable `debug-allocation'.  If you set this to non-zero, you
+will get a record on stderr of every time that any allocation occurs,
+and a short backtrace will accompany it (controlled by
+`debug-allocation-backtrace-length').  Normally, set this to 1;
+if you set this greater than 1, you'll also see the "noseeum" allocations
+that happen internally and are later undone (thus causing no net
+allocation).
+-- byte-code objects print more sanely.  They also have an "annotation"
+field indicating where they came from.
+-- problem with lazy-lock sucking away idle time should be gone.
+-- problem with mouse highlight not appearing may be gone.
+-- problem with "interactive `e'" incorrect is fixed.
+-- you can set and access all specifier and glyph variables using
+frame properties.
+to 20.0 beta13
+-- mode-motion+.el 3.15
+-- hm--html-menus 4.16
+-- ediff 2.54
+-- viper 2.85
+-- w3 2.3.30
+-- url 1.0.13
+-- nil is once again a valid color instantiator
+-- 'make install' in a clean workspace should now work correctly.
+-- Fixed a bug where using proportional fonts for the default face resulted
+in an extra-wide frame.
+-- Fixed wrong-type-argument error when using 'delete window above' from
+modeline menu.
+-- Fixed error when loading nroff-mode.
+-- Fixed crash caused by this:
+	 (setq toolbar-file-icon '(blah)), then C-x b foo RET
+-- Error signaled if you try to create a frame with a `.' in the name.
+-- frame size changes which occur while a tty-mode XEmacs is suspended are
+now handled.
+-- super-apropos is now apropos-documentation ; Help menu has been changed
+-- tooltalk patch to allow setting of message disposition attribute (from
+Hans Muller)
+-- user-mail-address patch from Russell Ritchie
+-- DEC OSF 4.0 patch from Manoj Srivastava
+-- new specifiers default-toolbar-height, default-toolbar-width,
+default-toolbar-visible-p, and {top,bottom,left,right}-toolbar-visible-p.
+The new default specifiers work like default-toolbar: for whichever of
+the four positions is the default-toolbar-position, the corresponding
+specifiers foo-toolbar, foo-toolbar-{height,width}, foo-toolbar-visible-p
+inherit from the appropriate defaults if no value is given.  I also redid
+the toolbar size-handling code.  This appears to fix the weird problems
+Kyle noticed with VM and the prev/next window config buttons, and might
+have fixed that elusive VM phantom toolbar bug.
+to 20.0 beta12
+-- gnus 5.0.15
+-- cc-mode 4.281
+-- now works in TTY mode, yay.
+-- removed ill-conceived FSF Emacs post-command-idle-hook (added to
+XEmacs in an earlier beta).  Replaced it with pre-idle-hook.
+lazy-lock now uses this.
+-- added frame-modified-tick for use by lazy-lock.
+-- cursor overhaul is here.  Cursors are now specifiers.  Should make
+them work properly on multiple devices.  Not working quite yet:
+colored cursors.  I'll get to these.
+-- various fixes, e.g. to font-lock.
+-- cc-mode 4.280
+-- dialog boxes work again. (e.g. Save-some-buffers from the File menu
+works and uses the new-improved map-ynp stuff.)
+-- I changed `set-specifier' so that it works more sensibly
+(like `set-face-property' -- it takes a separate LOCALE and
+TAG-SET argument, although the old way of specifying things
+still works) and rewrote the incomprehensible gibberish that
+masqueraded as its documentation so that it actually makes
+sense now, even to someone who's not especially familiar with
+specifiers.
+to 20.0 beta11
+-- follow.el 1.5
+-- oo-browser 2.9.11
+-- hyperbole 4.01
+-- w3 2.3.28
+-- pretty much all reported bugs for the last betas should be fixed.
+-- event crash from "M-x followed by mouse click" fixed.
+-- fixed a nastily subtle bug in `kill-all-local-variables' that has
+been around since mly's symbol rewrite some two years ago.  This
+bug could potentially have resulted in all sorts of inconsistent
+and difficult-to-track behavioral problems.
+-- fixed another nastily subtle bug that had to do with extent
+parents/children.  This feature should finally work correctly now,
+because it's actually being used (in the modeline).
+-- exported weak list interface (new functions `weak-list-p',
+`make-weak-list', `weak-list-type', `weak-list-list',
+`set-weak-list-list') so I could test it -- it's used in extents
+to fix that nastily subtle bug just mentioned.
+-- I removed the disgusting "feature" of being able to use `elt',
+`concat', `length', etc. on compiled-function objects, and fixed
+the small number of places that relied on this.  However, if you see
+an error of the sort
+As of 19.14, `foobar' no longer works with compiled-function objects
+then I missed a place.
+Note that there are accessors `compiled-function-*' for properly
+accessing the contents of a compiled-function object.  These
+accessors have been around since at least 19.8, so this is not
+an overly bold change to make.
+NB: Chuck says the cruddy `aref' stuff is going back into 19.14,
+but will disappear for good in 19.15.
+-- you can now dump faces into the dumped XEmacs.
+-- modeline changes:
+-- The (GLYPH . KEYMAP) and (FACE . FOO) modeline specs have gone
+away.  In place of this, use (EXTENT . FOO).  The face, keymap,
+and help-echo properties of the extent are noticed.  Nested
+keymaps are handled correctly, but not nested faces as yet.
+See `modeline-format' and `generated-modeline-string' for
+details about how this all works.  It's way cool.
+-- colored sections of the modeline generally indicate that you can
+"do something" with button2 or button3.  button2 does something
+immediately while button3 brings up a menu. (Clicking button2
+on a non-colored section of the modeline does nothing, while
+clicking button3 there brings up the standard modeline menu.)
+-- clicking button2 on the "read-only" marker toggles read-only status.
+-- clicking button2 on the right half of the buffer ID (the part that
+says " foobar.c") cycles to the next buffer.
+-- clicking button2 on the left half of the buffer ID (the part that
+says "XEmacs:") cycles to the previous buffer.
+-- clicking button3 anywhere on the buffer ID brings up a Buffers
+menu.
+-- clicking button2 on the ID strings of certain minor modes turns
+them off (such modes are displayed in green instead of red).
+("Certain minor modes" means minor modes that correctly call
+`add-minor-mode' to announce themselves instead of just
+smashing minor-mode-alist directly.  I've fixed some modes to
+do this.)
+-- clicking button3 on any mode ID string brings up a menu that lets
+you toggle certain minor modes. (#### Should also let you change
+the major mode.  How do you get a list of all major modes that
+exist, sans the uninteresting ones?)
+-- clicking button2 on the "Narrow" string of a narrowed buffer
+widens the buffer.
+-- help-echo is given for all button2 actions.
+-- save-options wraps its outputted forms in (if (featurep 'foo)) to
+make sure that your .emacs will load OK in a differently-featured
+XEmacs from what you saved the options in.
+-- new function `set-face-parent' for properly making one face inherit
+all attributes from another.
+-- `set-extent-endpoints' can be used to move an extent from one
+buffer to another.
+-- semi-new function `event-glyph' returns the glyph underneath an
+extent.
+-- fixed bug in `recover-session' ... tsk tsk beta testers.
+-- new function `mapc' -- like mapcar but doesn't accumulate results.
+-- switched back to newer version of paragraphs.el; corrected
+filladapt.el to mesh properly with it.
+-- now autodetects -lgdbm as well as -ldbm, and uses the appropriate
+one.  The --with-database option takes a comma-separated list
+of one or more of "dbm", "gnudbm", and "berkdb", or "no" to
+disable.
+-- autodetects png, both with -lz and -lgz.  You can explicitly
+call for png with -lgz using --with-png=gnuz.
+-- autodetects libXmu absence.
+-- configure option for NO_UNION_TYPE enabling/disabling provided.
+It's called --use-union-type.  WARNING: GCC (esp. 2.6.0, 2.6.3,
+2.7.0) will probably fuck up and generate incorrect code if
+you use this option.
+-- finally repaired the grievous damage that is `frame-parameters' --
+use `frame-property', `frame-properties', `set-frame-property',
+and `set-frame-properties' instead.  `frame-parameters' and
+`modify-frame-parameters' are still supported but obsolete.
+"Frame properties" are not only a different interface but actually
+let you store arbitrary properties along with a frame, and
+retrieve them later.
+`frame-property' is much more efficient than `frame-parameters'
+because it is non-consing.
+-- new functions `alist-to-plist', `plist-to-alist',
+`destructive-alist-to-plist', and `destructive-plist-to-alist'
+to make it easier for you to convert between alists and plists,
+such as you might do with frame properties/parameters.
+-- A whole host of new functions for working with plists.
+There is also a parallel set of these functions for "lax plists",
+which are plists where comparison between keys is done with `equal'
+instead of `eq'. (Frame property plists are this way because the
+keys can be strings.)
+-- The monstrous spawn-of-hell function `display-buffer' has been
+moved into Lisp, so you can play around with it if you want
+to.
+-- New functions `push-window-configuration', `pop-window-configuration',
+`unpop-window-configuration'.  The latter two implement a
+Netscape-like forward/back movement through window configurations.
+`display-buffer' automatically pushes a window config if anything
+changes as a result of the call, so you can easily undo the results
+of asking for help and such with just a mouse click.
+PLEASE someone come up with better icons.  I just stole the Info
+arrows.
+-- The dreaded FSF dynamic byte-compile format is here.  It is *NOT*
+repeat *NOT* enabled by default for 19.14, so it's not gonna
+break anything.  It *IS* yes that's right *IS* the default for
+20.0. (Both kinds of dynamic byte-compiling are the default
+for 20.0.) Therefore, files you compile using 20.0 won't be
+readable under versions before 19.14 unless you set
+`byte-compile-dynamic' and `byte-compile-dynamic-docstrings'
+to nil before compiling.  Note that 19.14 will recognize
+and correctly read dynamic byte-compiled files (whether compiled
+by 20.0, 19.14, or FSF 19.29 or above), even though it won't
+generate them by default. (You have to set one or both of
+those variables just mentioned to non-nil if you want this.)
+to 20.0 beta10
+-- cc-mode 4.273 (includes java-mode from Eduardo)
+-- edebug 3.5
+-- first line display problem on ttys fixed
+-- problem with cursor position after exiting tty mode fixed
+-- cheap fix for the filladapt problem; completely backed out the sync
+of paragraphs.el with 19.30.  One of the changes in
+forward-paragraph is causing the problem.
+-- Faces can now be embedded in the modeline.  Add a cons where the
+car is a face object and the cdr will be evaluated as usual but the
+results of it will be displayed in the given face.
+-- Glyphs can now be embedded in the modeline, along with a keymap to
+make them active.  For a glyph which just displays you can insert
+just the glyph.  To include a keymap, add a cons with the car as
+the glyph object and the cdr as the keymap object.
+-- cut redisplay's memory consumption by 1/3
+-- fixed a memory leak in the scrollbar code
+-- font-lock basically synched with 19.30.
+LISTEN UP: I changed the way font-lock faces are initialized.  It
+now takes advantage of the specifier stuff added in 19.12, and sets
+up color defaults for color machines and non-color defaults for
+non-color machines.  The defaults are added with `append', which
+means that if you add your own values, they'll override the defaults
+regardless of when you do it.
+SO: Please try temporarily disabling all your font-lock customizations
+and comment on what you think of the new defaults.
+-- major DUH factor.  The cause of the 10%-CPU-usage-while-XEmacs-is-idle
+was that the "quarter-second timer" was actually set to fire
+1000 times per second.  I think I must have changed this at one
+point to debug something, and never set it back.  Oops ...
+If you set `debug-emacs-events' to non-zero on a Linux or IRIX
+machine, you'll now see blank eval events going by at a reasonable
+rate (4 times per second) instead of spewing out like water from
+a firehose.
+-- yet more synching with FSF 19.30.
+-- Lots of modes have gained menus.
+-- recover-session (recovers all auto-saved files) should work.
+Not really tested.
+-- latest apropos.el from 19.30.  Implements some of what Hyper-Apropos does.
+Maybe we should junk apropos.el or integrate the two.
+-- `display-buffer' synched with FSF 19.30.  This gives you the following
+wondrous cruft:
+-- unsplittable frames
+-- pop-up-frames, pop-up-frame-function
+-- special-display-buffer-names, special-display-regexps,
+special-display-function
+-- same-window-buffer-names, same-window-regexps
+-- finally!  C-h k followed by a toolbar button press correctly reports
+the binding of the toolbar button.
+-- fixed problems with toolbar buttons remaining activated or C-g being
+pressed during minibuffer prompting of (e.g.) toolbar Replace or Open
+-- fixed "Error setting GC pointer" problems.
+-- text-property problems reported by Alastair Burt fixed.
+-- ediff minibuffer weirdness fixed.  Surrogate minibuffers are working.
+-- ~ has electric behavior like / in minibuffer.  Both of these can be
+inhibited by setting `minibuffer-electric-file-name-behavior' to nil.
+-- minibuffer completion lists are put into a special mode.  left, right
+move to the next/previous completion.  enter selects the completion.
+button2 selects, as always, but will always be accurate as to the
+completion -- no regexp-based guesswork, as before.
+-- the kludgy completion-tracking behavior that looks for completions
+under the mouse has been disabled.  If you want it back, set
+`minibuffer-smart-completion-tracking-behavior'.  This does *not*
+affect the normal ability to click on a completion in the
+*Completions* buffer.  Turning this off should also fix the obnoxious
+"mouse motion causes ange-ftp action" bug.
+-- ported latest map-ynp.el.  Used by `save-some-buffers'.
+-- Bill Perry's database and strikethru patches.
+to 20.0 beta9
+-- w3 2.3.26
+-- crash caused by corrupting toolbar icon specs is fixed
+-- no one complained, so I removed `local-pre-command-hook' and
+`local-post-command-hook'.
+-- follow-mode 1.5 beta (01-08-96); this lets you turn two side-by-side
+windows into one twice-as-long "virtual buffer".
+-- more synching with FSF 19.30.
+-- ange-ftp should work.
+-- new configure option --with-term, for support for TERM (Linux serial-port
+multiplexer), for those who care.  The support was already present
+in XEmacs, just no configure option.
+-- jpeg code now just includes "jpeglib.h" instead of "jpeg/jpeglib.h",
+and configure autodetects likewise.
+-- new variable debug-emacs-events.  Set to non-zero to have all events
+seen by XEmacs output on stderr. (From this, I know what's going on --
+it's the 1/4 second timers for when SIGIO and/or SIGCHLD are broken.
+It can be fixed, but not until the next beta ...)
+-- overriding-terminal-local-map and other oddities from FSF.
+-- added some of the necessary C support for lazy-lock v2.
+-- ange-ftp works around a Linux FTP problem where it outputs escape
+sequences to highlight the ftp prompt, which messes things up.
+-- I changed a couple ange-ftp defaults:
+-- ange-ftp-generate-anonymous-password is t.  I see no reason
+why you should have to type in a password here.
+-- ange-ftp-default-user is "anonymous".  This one is more
+debatable, but I think it's a lot more logical (more like
+ncftp, too) and follows the Principle of Least Surprise.
+Differing opinions (except from Kyle Jones :) are welcome.
+-- Info menu now properly disappears when you exit Info.
+-- new functions frame-leftmost-window, frame-rightmost-window.
+-- next-frame and previous-frame have been expanded and unkludgified
+to allow you more control over which frames are considered.
+-- Bill Perry's GIF and PNG patches are included.
+-- Various patches for the DEC Alpha and other beta-list patches
+are in place.
+-- function to access the raw window tree have been added:
+window-first-hchild, window-first-vchild, window-next-child,
+window-previous-child, window-parent.  These let you implement
+frame-leftmost-window and lots of similar functions.
+-- XEmacs should be more robust about dying properly when crashes
+occur.
+-- you can compile with Epoch support. (Actually, you could in the
+previous beta, too.) The main thing this gets you is direct
+access to some X events and objects (e.g. properties and
+property-notify events).
+-- you can set initial-frame-alist in your .emacs, and XEmacs will
+notice this and change the initial frame accordingly.
+-- major revamping of the multi-device support:
+-- there is a new type of object called a "console".  A console
+groups together devices that have the same keyboard/mouse.
+A "device" now corresponds to an X "Screen", while a "console"
+corresponds to an X "display".  You don't need to explicitly
+	create a console; it's created as necessary when you create
+	a device.
+-- device-local variables have become console-local variables.
+-- "device types" are now "console types", although functions
+	that speak of "device types" and "frame types" are defined
+	as aliases.
+-- devices are no longer permanent objects, but remain around
+	only so long as there are frames on the device.  Consoles
+	behave similarly. (#### not implemented yet; wait for
+	next beta)
+-- Devices and consoles have a generalized concept of a
+	"connection", which describes what they are connected to
+	(e.g. a DISPLAY for an X console, a tty name for a TTY
+	console).  Calling `make-device' on an existing connection
+	returns an existing device and/or console rather than
+	creating a new one.  The code is also quite smart about
+	determining whether a connection refers to an existing
+	device or console; e.g. if your machine name is "nene.666.com"
+alias "wing.vip.best.com" address 204.156.158.101, then
+	all of the following display specs are treated as equivalent:
+	unix:0
+	:0.0
+	localhost:0
+	nene:0
+	nene.666.com:0.0
+	wing.vip.best.com:0
+	204.156.158.101:0
+-- To retrieve a device or console's connection, use
+	`device-connection' or `console-connection'.
+	'device-x-display' and 'device-tty-tty' are no more.
+-- 'device-tty-terminal-type' renamed to `console-tty-terminal-type'.
+-- To search for a console or device by connection, use
+	`find-console', `find-device', `get-console', or `get-device'.
+to 20.0 beta8
+-- w3 2.3.25
+-- url 1.0.12
+-- viper 2.85
+-- func-menu 2.35
+-- SCO patches from Robert Lipe
+-- XEmacs has a man page, finally.
+-- lots of updates to the lispref docs.
+-- s/, m/, and configure files synched with FSF 19.30.
+-- extents-over-strings complete.  Extent replicas are no more.
+You can get the same functionality by setting the `replicating'
+property on an extent.
+-- describe-mode puts major modes first (from Stig)
+-- device-local variables are here.  A few variables are currently device-
+local; eventually the whole command builder will be this way.
+New function `symbol-value-in-device'.  Functions
+`device-function-key-map' and `set-device-function-key-map' have
+been removed.  `function-key-map' is instead a device-local variable,
+with a default `default-function-key-map'.
+-- XEmacs now preloads all code at dump time (except for some terminal-
+or X-server-specific files, for which it's not fatal if they can't
+be found).  Thus, you can delete the lisp directory if you really
+really want to.
+-- `open-dribble-file' works.
+-- Info has a pulldown menu.
+-- function `extent-descendants'.
+-- you should be able to compile without scrollbars, menubars, and/or
+dialog boxes.  This has been somewhat tested but may not work with
+all possible configurations.  More testing would be appreciated.
+-- there are better feature-tests available: to check for the presence
+of menubars, scrollbars, dialogs, and/or toolbars, use `featurep'
+with `menubar', `scrollbar', `dialog', or `toolbar'.  There are also
+features `lucid-menubars', `athena-scrollbars', `motif-dialogs', etc.
+etc. for whatever configuration you compiled in.
+-- SPARCworks CYA message is only displayed if (featurep 'sparcworks).
+-- lots of other stuff merged with FSF 19.30.  Change list:
+-- Key changes:
+-- C-x ESC -> C-x ESC ESC
+-- ESC ESC -> ESC :
+-- ESC ESC ESC is "abort anything" (keyboard-escape-quit).
+-- indirect buffers.  These are buffers that share text with another
+buffer but have their own major mode, extents, buffer-local variables,
+etc.  Create with `make-indirect-buffer'.  See also
+`buffer-base-buffer', `buffer-indirect-children'. (Not yet
+finished implementing.)
+-- new function `set-buffer-major-mode'.
+-- `buffer-invisibility-spec' controls whether the `invisible' property
+is applicable.
+-- `inhibit-read-only' can be a list of property values; similar to
+`buffer-invisibility-spec'.
+-- new "file format" concept.  See `buffer-file-format',
+`format-alist', `format-decode', `format-encode',
+`insert-file-contents-literally', etc.
+-- `call-process' can have a separate stderr specified.
+-- Junky variables `self-insert-face' and `self-insert-face-command'.
+-- `write-region' can take a sixth argument LOCKNAME (a lock file).
+-- new function `find-alternate-file-other-window'.
+-- improved margin functions -- `current-left-margin', etc.
+-- newlines can be "hard" or "soft" -- I guess this affects filling,
+paragraphs, etc.  See `use-hard-newlines'.
+-- lots and lots of filling / justification / paragraph changes.
+-- `shell-command' and related can take optional output buffer
+specification.
+-- `what-line' prints more information.
+-- new functions `file-writable-p', `file-regular-p'.
+-- new function `active-minibuffer-window'.
+-- new function `cancel-kbd-macro-events'.
+-- new functions `run-hook-with-args-until-success',
+new functions `run-hook-with-args-until-failure'.
+-- generalized facility for local vs. global hooks.
+See `make-local-hook', `add-hook'.
+-- signal-process can take a symbolic name for the signal.
+to 20.0 beta7
+-- Gnus 5.0.13
+-- W3 2.3.24
+-- url 1.0.11
+-- viper 2.84
+-- ediff 2.51
+-- added .f90 to auto-mode-alist
+-- fixed problem with echo area redisplaying during macro execution
+-- first version of "gnuattach", for viewing a file in the current
+TTY frame.  Works like gnuclient.  I did a "good enough" implementation
+because I don't understand fully how gnuserv works.  Someone else
+might want to take a look at it.
+-- fixed problems with bad cc-mode indentation
+-- fixed ^G problems, likely fix for "XEmacs consumes too much CPU"
+-- undo in the minibuffer.
+-- problems with tight loop in sys_readdir() should be fixed.
+-- char-tables are now readable; Bill Perry's eval-when-compile problem
+should be fixed.
+-- the unified range table code is now defensive about getting itself
+misaligned, so it should work no matter what tricks realloc() plays.
+This should fix the assertion failure, line 621 of rangetab.c.
+-- next-window, previous-window, next-frame, previous-frame, other-window,
+get-lru-window, etc. extended to take a device argument that allows
+you to restrict which devices it includes (normally all devices).
+Some functions that incorrectly ignored frames on different devices
+(e.g. C-x 0) are fixed.
+-- start-open, end-open, start-closed, end-closed now work correctly
+w.r.t. text properties. (This is apparently required by GNUS 5.)
+-- implementation of extents over strings is close to being done.
+You can now go ahead and create extents over strings but they aren't
+yet properly copied from string to string or between strings and buffers.
+-- new function `extent-list'.
+to 20.0 beta6
+-- Gnus 5.0.12
+-- w3 2.3.18
+-- viper 2.82
+-- ediff 2.49
+-- lazy-lock 1.14
+-- func-menu 2.34
+-- mode-motion+ 3.14
+-- patch from Bill Perry fro tty_valid_color_name_p
+-- mode-motion patch from Michael Sperber to eliminate "evil ftp activity"
+-- we check for interrupted system calls in opendir(), readdir(),
+closedir(); this should eliminate the "interrupted-system-call"
+errors people have been seeing with completion.
+-- GIF support!  Since there appears to be no standard GIF library,
+and since the code I found (giflib-2.2 from the Linux archives)
+is quite small, I just put it in the XEmacs src directory.
+NOTE: If you encounter problems with certain GIFs (e.g. interlaced),
+let me know and I'll enable some currently dormant code.
+NOTE: For the moment, GIF support is enabled everywhere because it
+requires no special libraries or machine-dependent features.  You
+can disable it using --with-gif=no.
+-- JPEG support!  Compile with --with-jpeg (or just let it be
+autodetected).  You need to obtain the standard JPEG library (libjpeg)
+from the Independent JPEG Group.  One source is ftp.uu.net:/graphics.
+Compiled Linux libraries (not the most recent version, but they work
+fine) are available at sunsite.unc.edu:/libs/graphics.  You have to
+specify the location of the libraries and include files using
+--site-libraries and --site-includes.  Note that the include files
+are presumed to be in a subdirectory "jpeg" of the --site-includes
+directory.
+-- Lstreams free their buffers when they are closed rather than
+when they are GC'd.  This should avoid the memory bloatage noticed
+when you repeatedly insert a lot of files, and should render
+unnecessary the patch that Darrell Kindred submitted.
+-- patch for possibly deadly Mule problem
+-- XEmacs behaves reasonably in the presence of a bogus app-defaults
+file
+-- configure debugging: if you specify --extra-verbose, then any
+error messages from compilation and preprocessor feature tests
+will be output.  This is especially useful if your feature tests
+are failing for no obvious reason.  #### Suggestions for a better
+name than --extra-verbose are welcome.
+-- warning messages will get generated if there is a problem displaying
+an image, rather than just nothing happening at all.
+-- You can disable toolbar support by specifying --with-toolbars=no.
+This should reduce the code size a bit.
+-- You can disable TTY support by specifying --with-tty=no.
+This should reduce the code size a bit.
+-- The oddly named "dont-have-xmu=yes" option is now "with-xmu=no".
+-- loaddefs and keydefs are now compiled like other Lisp files.
+-- You should get more accurate errors for many types of mistakes
+with set-face-* functions.
+to 20.0 beta5
+-- Gnus 5.0.7
+-- w3 2.3.4
+-- url 1.0.3
+-- patches from John Hughes <john@atlantech.com> to make 8-bit TTY
+input and TTY function keys work better.  You may get undefined
+references to _sobuf; if so, change the glump around line 1404
+of sysdep.c. (for 19.14.)
+-- configure autodetects the sun_len member in struct sockaddr_un.
+(for 19.14.)
+-- likely fix for regex crashes on some systems. (for 19.14.)
+-- fixed problems with skip-syntax-forward. (for 19.14.)
+-- TTY color should behave better. (for 19.14.)
+Try this under TTY XEmacs and you'll see what I mean:
+(set-face-foreground 'default "magenta")
+(set-face-background 'default "cyan")
+to 20.0 beta4
+-- cutting and pasting of extended text to/from other applications works
+properly: the text is correctly converted to/from Compound Text format.
+-- Short-form fonts like 6x13 should work under Mule.
+-- New configure option --with-mocklisp for Mocklisp support. (for 19.14.)
+-- TTY support should now be working properly under Mule.
+If you are running under kterm, you should see the Japanese
+characters in the tutorial properly.
+-- TTY colors!  New functions `register-tty-color', `unregister-tty-color',
+`find-tty-color', and `tty-color-list' for specifying the valid TTY
+colors.  Of course, you need a terminal that is capable
+of handling ANSI color sequences, e.g. Color XTerm or the Linux console.
+The standard ANSI colors (black, red, green, yellow, blue, cyan,
+magenta, and white) are registered by default so you can just go
+ahead and use them. (for 19.14.)
+-- Netscape begone! XEmacs *really* handles colors properly given a
+full colormap. (for 19.14)
+to 20.0 beta3
+-- new version of f90.el; .f90 files now invoke f90-mode
+-- hm--html-menus 4.15
+-- w3 2.3.2
+-- url 1.0.1
+-- Japanese input (Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji) is working under Mule.
+The SKK input method has been ported and should be available
+on the ftp site.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+WE NEED BETA TESTERS.
+Tell all your Japanese-speaking friends.
+Where are all the Japanese-speaking people when we need them?
+Actually, with a little work, someone should be able to get
+Quail working, which allows for input of all sorts of languages.
+-- new function `current-process-time' for retrieving the user, system,
+and real times of the currently running XEmacs process. (for 19.14
+probably.)
+-- Here's a cool new demo that works under Mule: Load the file
+`mule-doc/demo'.  This has "hello" written in a zillion different
+languages / charsets.  Astute observers will notice two problems:
+(1) Half of the Thai characters don't show up.  That's because
+composite characters still aren't displayed properly.
+(2) The Arabic and Hebrew characters go backwards from the way
+they should. (Guess why?)
+-- error-handling behavior in Mule decoding (e.g. unknown charset)
+should be much better.  The goal here is that there should never be
+any information lossage when a file is read in, decoded, encoded
+again, and written out.  If escape sequences get transformed into
+some other equivalent escape sequence, that is OK; but if they
+get eaten, that is not OK.
+-- translation tables are handled consistently (note, I didn't say
+"correctly") under Mule.  Doing them correctly is very difficult
+so I'm punting for now.  Basically, under Mule, `upcase' and
+`downcase' (and related) work correctly with translation tables
+but the string/buffer-searching routines will ignore translations
+that map to or from a character not in the seven-bit ASCII
+range -- thus `case-fold-search' will not correctly conflate
+a-umlaut and A-umlaut.  This sucks, but it's better than the
+alternative (weird results and possible crashes).
+-- regex searches/matches should work properly with extended
+chars under Mule.
+-- fixed bad definition of xemacs-color-device in ps-print.el.
+(for 19.14.)
+-- fixed problems with command-line options -T, -wn, etc. not
+working. (for 19.14.)
+-- Options sub-menu provided under Mule for setting the current
+language environment.
+-- fixed some problems with nested GCPRO's, that could have lead to
+weird crashes. (for 19.14.)
+-- Things should *finally* work OK on the Alpha machines.
+(Hopefully? Please?) (for 19.14.)
+-- Tooltalk warning is now a real warning (class `tooltalk'), so
+you can suppress it.
+-- selections should work again. (for 19.14.)
+-- syntax tables work under Mule.
+NOTE: Syntax tables are *NOT* vectors any more but are their own
+abstract `char-table' type.  As such, some (broken) code is going
+to break. (Typical error: "wrong type argument: sequencep,
+#<syntax-char-table ...>".) I've already had to patch cc-mode,
+font-lock, mail-abbrevs, and symbol-syntax, and edebug, mim-syntax,
+and paren still need to be changed.  This is an unavoidable result
+of RMS non-abstracted brokenness.  Yuck Yuck Yuck Yuck!
+-- syntax table lookup should be faster (at least under non-Mule).
+This could be a big win for scan-lists etc., and thus for cc-mode.
+-- fixed version of set-text-properties. (for 19.14.)
+-- fixes to display-warning-buffer to avoid problems when the
+warning buffer is deleted. (for 19.14.)
+-- If a font can't be instantiated, you should now only get one
+warning instead of a trillion of them.
+-- new Common-Lisp function `subseq', a generalization of `substring'.
+to 20.0 beta2
+-- new functions `function-min-args' and `function-max-args' for
+determining the number of allowed arguments in a function
+(of any sort accepted by funcall). (possibly for 19.14.)
+-- no more crashes under Mule if it can't find an acceptable font;
+you just get a warning instead and a '~' character.
+-- new variable `disable-auto-save-when-buffer-shrinks', providing
+you with a way to turn off this widely-hated behavior. (for 19.14.)
+-- new Common Lisp function `reduce'.
+-- I added some defines that should eliminate zillions of
+"warning, incompatible pointer type" warnings for the memset(),
+memcpy(), memcmp() functions in SunOS 4.x. (for 19.14.)
+-- composite characters are partially working under Mule.  They are
+correctly handled internally, but are not yet displayed properly:
+you just get the familiar '~'.
+-- processes should now correctly do flushing of long PTY lines,
+which they never did since the Lstream process rewrite sometime
+during the 19.12 beta cycle.
+-- processes should be working better under Mule (at least there
+will be no loss of data, which was a possibility before).  More
+work still to come in the area of handling encoding/decoding.
+-- fixes to font-lock that should make it go *much* faster (esp. in
+lazy-lock) when moving backwards or jumping to an arbitrary point
+in the buffer.  Files like emacsfns.h are still problematic but
+should be better than before. (for 19.14.)
+to 20.0 beta1
+-- ediff 2.44
+-- hyperbole 3.19.08
+-- oobr 2.9.9
+-- I_SETSIG failed messages under Solaris should be gone
+-- add-submenu bug that affected func-menu fixed
+-- edebug no longer chokes on condition-cases
+-- redisplay under Mule should be significantly faster
+-- redisplay problem with overlay-arrows fixed
+-- range tables now print readably, using the new
+Common-Lisp-compatible #s() syntax (this is the
+generalized structure syntax).  It would be possible
+to make other unreadable Lisp objects be readable
+using a similar format.  I am not sure which objects
+are good candidates, though -- suggestions?
+to 19.14 beta2
+-- w3 2.2.17
+-- mailcrypt 3.4 is now the default
+-- new version of icomplete.el from David Hughes
+-- characters are now their own separate Lisp object type; this is
+The Way It Should Have Always Been.  This change is necessary for
+byte-code portability under Mule and follows the Common Lisp model
+of not needlessly confounding separate types, as is (unfortunately)
+the fashion under E-Lisp.  Characters print as characters using the
+evil yucky GNU Emacs character syntax (e.g. ?a) rather than as
+integers; this is the essence of the byte-code portability.  In
+deference to existing E-Lisp code, the following concessions are made:
+-- characters are represented directly; `eq' works on them.
+(Yuck! This may be a problem if I ever want to add additional
+information to characters.)
+-- the comparison functions (<, =, etc) and arithmetic functions
+(+, -, etc) accept characters and silently convert them to
+integers. (This is semi-hateful but necessary for compatibility.)
+-- functions that properly accept characters (e.g. char-to-string)
+also accept integers and silently convert them to characters.
+I have provided new character primitives `char<', `char=', etc.
+that are the proper way of comparing characters.
+-- The function `eq' has been infected with a heretofore-unknown virus
+known as the "char-int confoundance disease".  The CDC has been
+warned, but in this case the cure (require that all existing .elc
+files in the whole world be re-byte-compiled) is a lot worse than
+the disease.  Their recommendation is to use the new function
+`really-eq' if you really need to distinguish between chars and ints.
+Be warned, however, that this will run slower in byte-compiled code
+because there is no opcode for `really-eq'.
+-- Similar infections have happened to `equal' (with a corresponding
+`really-equal') and to the functions `memq', `delq', `assq',
+`rassq', `remassq', `remrassq' and corresponding `equal'
+equivalents.  The functions `puthash' and `put-range-table' have
+not been affected, however, because I don't think there will be much
+of a compatibility problem here.
+-- BETA TESTERS LISTEN UP: The above changes have the potential of
+causing weird lossage in existing packages.  Therefore, PLEASE
+PLEASE do the following for as many different packages as you can:
+(1) try it out to make sure there's no obviously strange behavior
+(a good example would be the error
+"wrong type argument: integerp, ?B") or not-so-obviously
+strange behavior, like prefix arguments not working
+	 (yes, this did happen).
+(2) re-byte-compile all the files in the package
+(3) repeat step #1.  Look especially hard this time because
+the errors are more likely to occur this time.
+-- typecheck error-checking has been added for integers and for chars.
+You may hit some aborts.
+-- XEmacs/Mule now performs automatic detection, encoding, and decoding
+of files upon input and output. (Although the detection system definitely
+has room for improvement.)
+-- XEmacs/Mule is still untested w.r.t. subprocesses and TTY support and
+thus is likely to fail with both.
+-- XEmacs/Mule now byte-compiles files properly. (Well, it appears to ...
+extensive testing has not yet been done.)
+WARNING WARNING WARNING:
+(a) You cannot compile files with extended characters in them
+(e.g. lisp/mule/japanese-hooks.el) using a version of XEmacs
+not compiled with Mule.
+(b) If you compile such a file using XEmacs/Mule and attempt to
+load it into a version of XEmacs not compiled with Mule,
+you will get extremely random and undesirable results even
+if you don't get a read error.  The reason for this is that
+a special encoding is used to allow arbitrary binary characters
+to co-exist with the control characters used to change
+the encoding state.  Normal E-Lisp files compiled under
+XEmacs/Mule should work under a non-Mule XEmacs because the
+special encoding will not be used in this case.
+At some point I would like to remove these gotchas but this will
+require adding some smarts to the non-Mule XEmacs to be able to
+at least partially handle the special encodings used.
+-- Here is a cool test of XEmacs/Mule: type 'C-h T' (capital T) and
+you can get an Emacs tutorial in the language of your choice
+(currently limited to Japanese, Korean, and Thai).  Astute
+testers will notice that the Thai one doesn't work yet; that
+requires support for composite characters, which doesn't currently
+exist.
+-- a change has been made to the handling of markers that should
+eliminate those 15-second GC pauses that some of you may have
+been seeing while processing the output of M-x grep, etc.
+to 19.14 beta1
+-- w3 2.2.16
+-- mailcrypt 3.4beta
+-- preliminary Mule support is provided.  This will get better over the
+next month or so.  All of the basics except for input method support
+are there, although it's still somewhat slow and some of the parts
+may not fit together perfectly.
+Here's a demonstration you can do when Mule support is enabled:
+-- load the file etc/mule/TUTORIAL.jp
+-- evaluate (decode-coding-region 1 (point-max) 'ctext)
+In order for this to work, you have to have the proper Japanese
+fonts installed (see below), or XEmacs will abort. (This will be fixed.)
+Soon, the decoding will happen automatically upon loading.
+Note also: IT MIGHT NOT CURRENTLY WORK TO BYTE-COMPILE FILES UNDER
+XEmacs/Mule.   You may get bogus results.  Therefore, for the time
+being do *not* do `make all-elc' using the built XEmacs/Mule.
+This should be fixed by beta2, along with the rest of the file-
+handling stuff.
+Note finally: You may get read errors trying to byte-compile the
+Mule files under the non-Mule Xemacs.  I have not yet come up with
+a general solution to this problem. (I'm not convinced such a
+solution even exists; byte-compiling could cause arbitrary code
+to be executed, which will surely fail if the code uses Mule-
+specific features.)
+-- We now may have the world's largest collection of FTP-able
+international X11 fonts.  Look in cs.uiuc.edu:/pub/xemacs/beta/fonts.
+See the README file for directions on installing the fonts.  There
+is also the potential for generating loads and loads more of these
+fonts, by converting MetaFont fonts.
+-- It is now possible to build simultaneously in the source directories
+and in a separate build location, provided you have GNU make and
+supply the `--with-gnu-make' option to configure.
+-- Support for bit vectors is now provided.  Bit vectors are like regular
+vectors except that the only allowed values for elements are 0 and 1,
+and they are stored internally using bit fields instead of arrays
+of 32-bit values, making them much less heavyweight.  New primitives
+for working with bit vectors are `bit-vector', `make-bit-vector',
+`bit-vector-p', and `bvconcat' (equivalents of `vector', `make-vector',
+`vectorp' and `vconcat').  All other vector primitives should work
+fine with bit vectors.
+-- new specifier functions `specifier-matching-instance',
+`specifier-matching-instance-from-inst-list', and
+`valid-specifier-matchspec-p', for working with fonts in XEmacs/Mule.
+These same functions could be used to provide much more flexible
+handling of display tables and the like, and this work may get done
+if there is demand for it.
+-- The handling of PURESIZE has been fixed up.  There is no longer
+special stuff needed in m/alpha.h.  Alpha users may need to tweak
+with puresize.h.
+-- You can now build statically on Linux.  Doing this will allow you
+to get proper backtraces. (Shared libraries are typically built
+-fomit-frame-pointer, which screws everything up.)
+-- I have removed almost all of the MAC_* stuff and replaced it with
+inline functions.  configure attempts to detect whether your compiler
+supports `inline'.  However, if your compiler does support it
+but is not GCC, you should look at how I've done things and see
+if it meshes with your compiler.  Basically, GCC has a nice feature
+where you can declare a function `extern inline' and stick it in
+a header file.  This will cause the inline declaration to be
+used if the function can be inlined, and an external reference to
+be generated otherwise.  Then, you define the function just
+`inline' in one single file (inline.c).  This is superior to the
+method of declaring all inline functions as `static inline', which
+could leave a separate copy of each function in lots of source
+files.  However, I'm not sure if non-GCC compilers support this.
+Please read your compiler's documentation and fix up the definition
+of INLINE in config.h.in accordingly.
+Also, there may be functions that would really benefit from inlining,
+which you can sometimes specify as an option to your compiler.
+We will have Quantify information on this.
+-- XEmacs now uses the v19 regex routines instead of the v18 regex
+routines.  Speed should not be significantly different due to the
+non-Posix-backtracking default.  If you want the full Posix
+backtracking, use the functions `posix-looking-at', `posix-string-match',
+etc. (Be warned that this may be significantly slower.) Note also
+that the fishy problems may be forever banished.
+NOTE: The v19 regex routines do reallocs using rel-alloc if it is
+available; God only knows why.  If you notice some weird hiccups in
+the regex routines, this is a likely culprit.  Someone might want to
+try putting '#undef REL_ALLOC' at the top of regex.c or something.
+RMS also claims that much of the stuff that's going on here (recording
+backtracking points) is only necessary for full Posix backtracking,
+and thus we should be able to disable it in the normal (non-Posix)
+case.
+-- XEmacs now caches compiled regexps.  This may speed up regex searching.
+-- `replace-match' now takes a fourth argument STRING that allows for
+replacement in a string instead of a buffer.
+-- new functions `upcase-initials' and `upcase-initials-region' from
+FSF Emacs 19.29.
+-- match data is automatically saved and restored while a process filter
+or sentinel is running.
+-- new type "char-table".  A char table is for indexing characters and
+is intended to be an extension/generalization of syntax tables,
+display tables, case tables, category tables (a new kind of beast
+allowing classifications of characters into categories for regexp
+lookup, useful esp. for Mule), etc.  You can set values for
+an entire charset and for individual rows of a charset.  Adding
+and looking up values occurs in constant time.
+-- new type "range-table".  A range table efficiently indexes ranges of
+integers to values.
+-- new modeline spec '%C'; displays a mnemonic string for the
+file-coding-system, under Mule.
+-- new function `device-on-window-system-p'; clean way of determining
+whether mouse, glyph, etc. support is likely to be available on this
+device.
+#### We really need individual feature-test functions.
+-- new dialog-box functions `get-dialog-box-response' (like the misnamed
+`x-popup-dialog' FSFmacs function), `message-box' (like the FSFmacs
+function), and `message-or-box' (like the FSFmacs function).

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