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New in 0.1.2:
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* Rewritten the C++ handling of const parameters, this time using
  const_cast<char*> directives.

* Fixed the bug on non writting entries starting with non-ascii char,
  adding the compiler option -funsigned-char. Not tested with non
  GNU compilers.
  
* Fixed bugs related with delimiters. Simply all entries get delimiters,
  which doesn't hurt.
  
* Internationalization!  Thanks to this debugging, I could rescue work
  done long time ago in the CVS. Currently only fr and pt are supported. (AAS)
  
* added feature that allow the user to choose fields to display. (David Defour)


New in 0.1.1:
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GUI:

* added icon to the main window, fixed problems on the existing
  toolbar icons.

* general fixes to dialogs (button order, default button, etc.)

* The column titles show which column is being sorted

* Now it's possible to sort the columns by clicking on
  the list column titles.

* Added BibTeX command editing (Edit -> Edit Commands)

* the file selection dialogs now remember the
  last directory visited.

* added error checking on file operations

* added recent files history to the File menu

* Fixed some typos (case of BibTeX and about dialog)

PARSING:

* field names are treated in a case insensitive manner
  (author = AUTHOR = AuThoR)

* fixed parsing when the closing brace was too close to
  the next entry.

* command parsing


New in 0.1.0:
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* Fixed compiling on newer compilers. Basically inserted
  lots of type casts to gui.C , removed lots of "const"
  keywords everywhere (C++ string classes just don't
  work, sorry).

* Fixed sorting when the sorted column contains
  empty strings.

* Searching now is case insensitive.

* Searching will skip capitalizing braces (e.g.: a search
  for "economy" will match "{E}conomy")

* Fixed column autosizing and added horizontal scrollbars
  when needed

* Added Import command (to import a second bibfile into the current
  one) (both file menu and toolbar)

* Fixed parsing of BiBTeX files creating new entry classes on
  demand

* User is prompted when an entry being imported conflicts (key name)
  with an already existent one.



New in 0.0.5:
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* Fixed a lot of bugs and misfeatures: The clist is rebuilt only if
  necessary, new callbacks for wm destroy events, locale translations no
  more inhibit the construction of the "insert entry" submenu (the buggy
  gnome_app_insert_menus function is not used anymore), etc.

* New simple search system.

* Added a few short cuts, thanks to Tom Shannon <tshanno@bsd.medctr.luc.edu>.


New in 0.0.4:
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* Fixed a lot of bugs. I tested it with several databases, including
  the example files from the bibtex distribution, without any problem.
  
* Now it's possible to edit @PREAMBLE, @STRING, @COMMENT and whatever,
  with a text widget.
  
* It's much more gnome clean, not yet perfect.

* Guile is not used anymore, though the rc file (gbib.rc) still uses
  a pseudo scheme syntax.


New in 0.0.2:
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* Fixed a stupid bug to allow reading fields delimited with quotes. Now
  gbibtex is able to read files with the fields delimited by either quotes
  or braces.

* It's possible to select the type of delimiters to write for the entry
  fields, either quotes or braces.
  
* New scheme function to define the styles available in your system
  (see stdbib.scm).
  
* It's possible to select the bibtex style you want to use in your document.
  This is in the options menu, perhaps will be moved to the lyx dialog.

* Before to save automatically add the suffix .bak to the original db.