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Release Name: 0.92

Notes:
Lots of significant changes - see CHANGELOG for details!

Changes: ############################################################################### # # # CHANGELOG - List of changes HLmaps has undergone under each version # # - Copyright Scott McCrory as part of the HLmaps distribution # # - Distributed under the GNU Public License - see docs for more info # # - http://hlmaps.sourceforge.net # # # ############################################################################### # CVS $Id: CHANGELOG,v 1.2 2000/07/23 04:04:48 smccrory Exp $ ############################################################################### --------------------------------------------- - bugfix, + enhancement, * contrib, = RELEASE --------------------------------------------- = 0.92 07/22/2000 - Fixed problem where a DOS-edited mapcycle with carriage returns would prevent HLmaps from understanding it correctly. Should work fine now. - Now only using Perl-internal dir and file access functions instead of the kludgy "ls" that I was using. Should make porting to NT easier. + HLmaps now uses a separate /etc/hlmaps.conf file for more flexible editing of preferences and easier script upgrades. Note that users running mult- iple instances of HLmaps on the same system will want to edit the script's $CONF_FILE variables to point to seperate hlmaps.conf files. + The INSTALL file was updated with the new procedures now that we have a separate hlmaps.conf file. + User can now sort by map modification date/time. + Imported project into SourceForge's CVS repository. + Again tested OK with Apache/mod_perl's "PerlRun" compatability mode. This is now part of my standard testing procedures and is probably as far as I'll ever get to true mod_perl unless someone want to help. = 0.91 07/21/2000 - Fixed problem where cat | grep could only handle up to 1500 line files by using Perl internal file access -- Glen Muras. + Tested OK with Apache/mod_perl's "PerlRun" compatability mode. = 0.90 07/20/2000 -- Scott (smccrory@users.syshealth.net) First public release.