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EPIC4-3.0

*** News 09/04/2024 -- EPIC4-3.0 released here (commit id: 795)
	EPIC4-3.0 was released on EPIC's 30th anniversary.
	This rolls up all of the downstream patches I've reviewed.

EPIC4-2.10.8

*** News 02/04/2020 -- Improved support for :'s in server passwords (caf)
	Prior to this point, it wasn't possible to properly include colons
	in server passwords in server descriptions.

EPIC4-2.10.7

*** News 03/29/2019 -- Improved configure support for external languages
	The old code that looked for external languages (like perl and tcl)
	was not working on some modern systems, so the configure checks
	were improved so they would work better in today's world.

EPIC4-2.10.6

*** News 01/31/2016 -- You can now escape :'s in server passwords
	The feature from EPIC5 allowing you to backslash colons in
	server passwords (so you can connect to your bouncer) has been
	backported to EPIC4.

EPIC4-2.10.1

*** News 09/04/2009 -- Release just for the signal bug
	There was a signal bug in epic4-2.10 caused by the new signal
	handling code.  A small release was done to give people something
	to download instead of having to cvs update to pick up the fix.

EPIC4-2.8

*** News 09/06/2007 -- New functions $strtol() and $tobase.
	$strtol(b s) converts string s to an integer, as if the string
	is a number of the base b. $strtol(16 f) will return 15.
	$tobase(b i) converts integer i to base b.
	Backported from EPIC5 for |Rain|.

*** News 07/04/2007 -- New $windowctl() option, $windowctl(GET refnum CHANNELS)
        You can now fetch all of the channels in a window by using
                $windowctl(GET <refnum> CHANNELS)
        There is no defined order to the channels returned.
	This was backported from EPIC5 by special request of BlackJac.

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