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pyChing - changes
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27 Feb 2006
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1.2.2
- module deprecation warning addressed
28 May 2003
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1.2.1
- many improvements and rewrites to hexagram information texts
- new hexagram information browser impemented
- manpage now provided for unix style systems
- sample shell script now provided for unix style systems
- improved hexagram information data handling mechanism
- improved and corrected online help and I Ching introductory text
- pyching.png colour icon now included
- fixed dialog button resizing bug
- fixed submodule imports on mac platform
- improved user config directory handling
- improved program module directory handling
16 Sep 2000
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1.0.4
- replaced .pyw file missing from .zip archive
15 Sep 2000
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1.0.3
- many minor bug fixes and internal rewrites and tidy-ups
6 Mar 2000
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0.9.65
- help and information display completely rewritten to
show formatted hypertext instead of plain text
- chinese ideograms now displayed in hexgram information
- line drawing code additions to compensate for differences
of behaviour in tk canvas widget on win32 platforms
- much more efficient implementation of program data
- many small changes to documentation
- miscellaneous code tweaks and tidyups
22 Feb 2000
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0.9.10
- complete rewrite of help and data files,
based on new sources. Minor changes to help and data
display routines.
14 Feb 2000
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0.9.3
- updated source and documentation to new website and
contact information.
- source, data and build changes to allow one set of
release files for all supported platforms.
15 Sep 1999,2000
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0.9.2
- bug in user colour selection code fixed
- a few other minor tidy-ups in the code
- a few minor fixes in the documentation and data files
1 Sep 1999,2000
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0.9.1
- first public release
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