Index: xotcl/ChangeLog =================================================================== diff -u -r795e843bc1d4d68b002d9e2e3fffe8aa6e1945a8 -rab63a4908f87f226de9730e0afa820388c93acc4 --- xotcl/ChangeLog (.../ChangeLog) (revision 795e843bc1d4d68b002d9e2e3fffe8aa6e1945a8) +++ xotcl/ChangeLog (.../ChangeLog) (revision ab63a4908f87f226de9730e0afa820388c93acc4) @@ -1,3 +1,41 @@ +2004-10-13 Gustaf.Neumann@wu-wien.ac.at + * make namespace handling code more orthogonal + * using resolver for exists method (might be used in future for + other methods as well) + * cleanup of dead code + +2004-10-09 Gustaf.Neumann@wu-wien.ac.at + * fixed recreation bug in connection with namespace eval + * fixed exists for objects with own namespaces + +2004-09-20 Gustaf.Neumann@wu-wien.ac.at + * Fixed bin-tar target to include sdbm+gdbm+expat + * Improved documentation (tutorial and langref) for forwarding options + * using $prefix in install-aol, provided a README.aol file + * more general fix for namespace handling; still possible problem + with shared Tcl_Objs of type XOTclObject, when referred to from + different namespaces. + +2004-09-15 Uwe Zdun + * fixed bug: non-pos args did not work correctly with default + values. Thanks to Bryan Schofield for reporting this bug. + Added tests for non-pos args + default values. + +2004-09-09 Uwe Zdun + * fixed possible accesses to object namespaces that got already + destroyed by TCL, by checking for ((Namespace + *)nsPtr)->deleteProc is not NULL, ie. it is still set to + XOTcl's Namespace Delete Proc, and not invalidated by + TclTeardownNamespace yet. add test for this to testx. Thanks + to Kristoffer Lawson for reporting this bug. + * fixed mis-formating in tutorial (only visible in browsers + other than Mozilla) + +2004-09-02 Uwe Zdun + * temporary fix for alloc behavior to deal with explicit namespace changes + by user, thanks to michael.heca@email.cz for reporting the + bug. Added a test for this change. + 2004-08-26 Gustaf.Neumann@wu-wien.ac.at, Uwe Zdun * release of distribution XOTcl 1.3.1