provide information about the source process of the

signal. This allows 3rd party libraries to manage the exit status

jobs was bigger than the number of cores. It now parallelizes if

Auto-printing would re-evaluate its argument when trying to

dispatch to a print method.  This is now avoided when possible.

could silently return incorrect numeric values from ASCII saves if

the parents of some elements. (Reported by Andrew Redd.)

Attempting to use data frames of 2^31 or more rows with

or to create a merged data frame of that size now

connection if it was not a character string, so

the shortcut syntax for help was used, e.g.

A potential segfault in string allocation has been fixed.

have been fixed. (Found by Radford Neal.)

Fixed a lack of error checking in graphics event functions.

(Found by Radford Neal; a different patch used here than the

) returns a character vector or factor when

representing a numeric input as a double would lose accuracy.

If a file contains numeric data with unrepresentable numbers of

decimal places that are intended to be read as numeric, specify

which is fast for atomic vectors, based on a

, allowing to auto-extend the search interval when

needed.  The return value has an extra component,

% \item New \code{.lm.fit()} for benchmark lovers but not Joe

%% TODO: change in ../src/library/compiler/noweb/compiler.nw + ..../R/cmp.R

as this typically happens accidentally where the useR meant to

The parser has been modified to use less memory.

is now more consistent.  If there is no coercion, all attributes

(including class) are copied from the input to the result:

otherwise only names, dims and dimnames are.

non-opaque colours and a ramp in opacity via the new argument

.  (Suggested by Alberto Krone-Martins, but

optionally as there are existing uses which expect only RGB values.)

package to locate a GhostScript executable.  (This is

an enhanced version of a previously internal function there.)

rendered correctly on viewers which have access to Monotype

TrueType fonts (which are sometimes requested by journals).