- added descriptions of print-extended-identifiers to the user's guide

and release notes.  updated the release notes to account for a couple
  of other log entries.
    release_notes.stex,
    intro.stex, io.stex

original commit: 7d1bbdaaccc6640e1529fdbd8b40a8ff7012bee4

LOG

@@ -301,7 +301,12 @@
     syntax.ss
 - added tests for the case and exclusive-cond syntax-error calls
     4.ms, root-experr-compile-0-f-f-f
-- added print-extended-identifier parameter.  when #t, symbols like
+- added print-extended-identifiers parameter.  when #t, symbols like
   1+ and +++ print without escapes.
     priminfo.ss, print.ss,
     6.ms
+- added descriptions of print-extended-identifiers to the user's guide
+  and release notes.  updated the release notes to account for a couple
+  of other log entries.
+    release_notes.stex,
+    intro.stex, io.stex

csug/intro.stex

@@ -269,10 +269,13 @@ parameter \scheme{case-sensitive} has been set to \scheme{#f}.
 The printer invoked by \scheme{write}, \scheme{put-datum},
 \scheme{pretty-print}, and the \scheme{format} \scheme{~s}
 option always prints standard Revised$^6$ Report objects
-using the standard syntax.
-For example, it prints symbols whose names require escaping using hex
-scalar value escapes, not one of the other mechanisms supported by the
-reader.
+using the standard syntax, unless a different behavior is
+requested via the setting of one of the print parameters.
+For example, it prints symbols in the extended identifier syntax
+of Chez Scheme described above using hex scalar value escapes,
+unless the parameter
+\index{\scheme{print-extended-identifiers}}\scheme{print-extended-identifiers} is set to
+true.
 Similarly, it does not print the explicit length or suppress
 duplicate trailing elements unless the parameter
 \index{\scheme{print-vector-length}}\scheme{print-vector-length} is set to

csug/io.stex

@@ -2789,7 +2789,7 @@ Character associations created by \scheme{char-name} are ignored by the
 printer unless the parameter \scheme{print-char-name} is set to a true
 value.
 The reader recognizes character names established by \scheme{char-name}
-except after the \scheme{#!r6rs}, which is implied within a library or
+except after \scheme{#!r6rs}, which is implied within a library or
 R6RS top-level program.
 
 In the one-argument form, \var{obj} must be a symbol or character.
@@ -3146,6 +3146,56 @@ common control structures, e.g., around \scheme{let} bindings and
     (get-output-string p)))           ;== "
 \endschemedisplay
 
+%----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+\entryheader
+\formdef{print-extended-identifiers}{\categorythreadparameter}{print-extended-identifiers}
+\listlibraries
+\endentryheader
+
+Chez Scheme extends the syntax of identifiers as described
+Section~\ref{SECTINTROSYNTAX}, except within a set of forms prefixed by
+\scheme{#!r6rs} (which is implied by in a library or top-level program).
+
+When this parameter is set to a false (the default), identifiers in the
+extended set are printed with hex scalar value escapes as necessary to
+conform to the R6RS syntax for identifiers.
+When this parameter is set to a a true value, identifiers in the
+extended set are printed without the escapes.
+Identifiers whose names fall outside of both syntaxes are printed with
+the escapes regardless of the setting of this parameter.
+
+For example:
+
+\schemedisplay
+(parameterize ([print-extended-identifiers #f])
+  (printf "~s\n~s\n"
+    '(1+ --- { } .xyz)
+    (string->symbol "123")))
+\endschemedisplay
+
+prints
+
+\schemedisplay
+(\x31;+ \x2D;-- \x7B; \x7D; \x2E;xyz)
+\x31;23
+\endschemedisplay
+
+while
+
+\schemedisplay
+(parameterize ([print-extended-identifiers #t])
+  (printf "~s\n~s\n"
+    '(1+ --- { } .xyz)
+    (string->symbol "123")))
+\endschemedisplay
+
+prints
+
+\schemedisplay
+(1+ --- { } .xyz)
+\x31;23
+\endschemedisplay
+
 %----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 \entryheader
 \formdef{print-vector-length}{\categorythreadparameter}{print-vector-length}

release_notes/release_notes.stex

@@ -58,6 +58,24 @@ Online versions of both books can be found at
 %-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 \section{Functionality Changes}\label{section:functionality}
 
+\subsection{Printing of non-standard (extended) identifiers (9.4.1)}
+
+Chez Scheme extends the syntax of identifiers as described in the
+introduction to the Chez Scheme User's Guide, except within forms prefixed
+by \scheme{#!r6rs}, which is implied by in a library or top-level program.
+Prior to Version~9.4.1, the printer always printed such identifiers using
+hex scalar value escapes as necessary to render them with valid R6RS identifier syntax.
+When the new parameter \scheme{print-extended-identifiers} is set
+to \scheme{#t}, these identifiers are printed without escapes, e.g.,
+\scheme{1+} prints as \scheme{1+} rather than as \scheme{\x31;+}.
+The default value of this parameter is \scheme{#f}.
+
+\subsection{Expression-editor Unicode support (9.4.1)}
+
+The expression editor now supports Unicode characters under Linux and MacOS~X
+except that combining characters are not treated correctly for
+line-wrapping.
+
 \subsection{Extensions to whole-program, whole-library optimization (9.3.1, 9.3.4)}
 
 \scheme{compile-whole-program} now supports incomplete
@@ -1428,7 +1446,26 @@ in fasl files does not generally make sense.
 %-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 \section{Bug Fixes}\label{section:bugfixes}
 
-\subsection{Compiler error: leaked or unexpected \protect\scheme{cpvalid-defer} form (9.4.1)}
+\subsection{Incorrect code for certain nested \protect\scheme{if} patterns (9.4.1)}
+
+A bug in the source optimizer that produced incorrect code for certain
+nested \scheme{if} patterns has been fixed.
+For example, the code generated for the following expression:
+
+\schemedisplay
+(if (if (if (if (zero? (a)) #f #t) (begin (b) #t) #f)
+        (c)
+        #f)
+    (x)
+    (y))
+\endschemedisplay
+
+inappropriately evaluated the subexpression \scheme{(b)} when the
+subexpression \scheme{(a)} evaluates to 0 and not when \scheme{(a)}
+evaluates to 1.
+[This bug dated back to Version 9.0.]
+
+\subsection{Leaked or unexpected \protect\scheme{cpvalid-defer} form (9.4.1)}
 
 A bug in the pass of the compiler that inserts valid checks for
 \scheme{letrec} and \scheme{letrec*} bindings has been fixed.
@@ -1475,18 +1512,17 @@ zone-offset field.
 
 \subsection{\protect\scheme{wchar} and \protect\scheme{wchar_t} record field types fail to inline in Windows (9.4)}
 
-On Windows, the inliner has been fixed to handle \scheme{wchar} and
+On Windows, the source optimizer has been fixed to handle \scheme{wchar} and
 \scheme{wchar_t} record field types.
 
 \subsection{path-related procedures cause invalid memory reference with non-string arguments in Windows (9.4)}
 
 On Windows, the path-related procedures now raise an appropriate exception when the path argument is not a string.
 
-\subsection{Internal mutex structure not always thread safe (9.4)}
+\subsection{Mutex acquisition bug (9.4)}
 
-The internal mutex structure now has its fields marked
-\scheme{volatile} so that the C compiler does not reorder assignments
-to these fields.
+A bug in the handling of mutexes has been fixed.
+The bug typically presented as a spurious ``recursively locked'' exception.
 
 \subsection{\protect\scheme{dynamic-wind} mistakenly enabling interrupts (9.3.3)}