I'm back from Korea. I got a fair amount of coding done on the road, and
cleaned out the CML2 to-do list. CML2 is now feature-complete.
Release 0.4.0: Tue Jun 20 09:59:26 EDT 2000
* CMLOPTIONS environment variable now available to pre-set options
* Frozen symbols are now visible in menus, though not modifiable.
* -E (elision) option becomes -S (suppression) option.
* ^G now does an exit and revert to initial value when field editing
in curses mode.
* Fixed a subtle compiler error that screwed up the processing of
"suppress depends" -- it now propagates down through menus as
it should.
* Value stacking is now implemented; see the end of section IV.4,
"Symbol Assignment and Side Effects", for discussion.
* Bugs in configuration saving fixed. Among other things, derived
symbols are written out properly now.
The latest version is always available at http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/kbuild/
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