CHANGES in LWED since version 2.2.8:

1
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A bug in the read_section function was fixed.



CHANGES in LWED since version 2.2.7:

1
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Lines longer than 128 bytes are no longer truncated.


2
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Although not a bug, due to special request the commenting function
will try to comment out any matching keys in the given section.


3
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LWED can now use a response file. A response file contains the same
information that could be supplied from the command line, with the
difference that each parameter can be much longer than DOS would allow.


4
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LWED can read a value from the standard input stream. This is to make
the '-e' option obsolate. Read about this in the User's Manual.


5
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It is no longer necessary to supply switch characters to specify the
operation mode. The old style switches are still supported, so you will
not need to make modifications to existing batch files.


6
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From this version on I will support the HTML version of the manual.
Maintaining a text-only version AND a HTML manual seemed just too
demanding.

LR.



CHANGES in LWED since version 2.2.6:

1
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I am happy (!) to announce that one of the users of LWED has
found yet another EMBARRASSING bug. The --delete_section option
was not functional before this version and it modified the INI
file objects quite erroneously.

The time it took my users to find the bug shows how minor function
this is; however, since it is a bug, it had to be fixed.

This was the primary reason for this release.
No other function has been changed.

(For the programmers: I make use of two flags to control the output
 behaviour of LWED; both were negated, thus the function of this
 particular feature worked negated ! :-)

 I still don't know how this could escape me; the test for section
 removal was not included in the test program ! I have corrected
 my test routines.)


2
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For this and forthcoming releases; I have extended the trial period
of LWED to 30 days. Not that this have ever bothered lots of the
users, but 21 days for so many functions seemed to be too short.


LR.
