Subsetting 1D arrays often lost dimnames (

All the (where necessary cut-down) vignettes are installed

did not display filenames when reporting

Syntax error reports misplaced the caret pointing out the bad

zero-length strings from the command line arguments. (

Errors in the encoding specified on the command line

should be synonyms.  (Reported by Hervé Pagès.)

returns false as documented (rather than

against users who misguidedly have spaces in the temporary

work on file paths containing spaces.  (Where external utilities

are used, not the norm on Windows nor in

work when they import it but it is not attached.  (Several parts

to ignore the names and would check them as attributes.

which can modify the interactive flag in the child process. The

non-interactive by default (this prevents lock-ups due to children

now warns when end-of-file occurs within

in its handling of newlines in quoted strings.  Instead of

triggering an error, this results in the current line receiving

as the field count, with the next line getting the total

debugging support, to print the names of objects just before

When loading a serialized object encounters a reference to a

namespace which cannot be loaded, this is replaced by a reference

to the global environment, with a warning.

The remaining instances in which serialization to a raw

vector was limited to 2GB have been unlimited on a 64-bit

platform, and in most cases serialization to a vector of more than

.  This makes the utility more useful in

On Windows finding the personal files may require the environment

The old behaviour can be obtained with the new options

Alternatives to the site and user customization files

respectively.  These can be used to suppress

the use of the default files by setting an empty value (where

The active binding to assign fields in reference classes

has been cleaned up to reduce dependence on the class' package

environment, also fixing bug in initializing read-only fields

(inspired by a report from Hadley Wickham).

did not record the line from which they were called.