reversed order of entries in history file and updated it

svn: r11915
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John Clements 2008-09-30 17:08:46 +00:00
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2008-05-08 2008-05-08
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Stepper Stepper
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Changes for v101: Changes for v4.1.1:
all steps scroll to bottom automatically. Check-expect now reduces to a boolean in the stepper. Also, this history file
constants like 'pi' are explicitly expanded in a step. now appears with the most recent entries at the top....
stepper uses fewer threads internally.
Changes for v102: Changes for v4.1:
Stepper handles intermediate level.
UI redesigned to use "side-by-side" reduction.
Changes for v103:
PRs fixed: 1564, 1277, 1536, 1500, 1561, 1468, 1599, 1631
Changes for v200:
Total rewrite for new syntax. Addition of test suites.
Addition of somewhat more systematic macro unwinding.
Lots of bug fixes.
Changes for v201:
Minor bug fixes.
Changes for v203:
Much more systematic unwinding, intermediate almost ready, redesigned test suite
Changes for v204:
none. none.
Changes for v205: Changes for v4.0.1:
v. minor bug fixes. none.
Changes for v206: Changes for v4.0:
Stepper supports intermediate, minor bug fixes, major rewrite of interface overhauled support for check-expect, check-within, check-error.
between reconstruct and display.
Changes for v206p1: Changes for v372:
support for check-expect, check-within, and check-error
Changes for v371:
None. None.
Changes for v207: Changes for v370:
None. Added "End" button to stepper interface.
Changes for v208: Stepper supports "begin0". Again, you'll never know it unless you use
the PLTSTEPPERUNSAFE environment variable.
minor bug fixes. There's a known bug with expressions of the form (let <bindings> (begin
...)). (It's displayed as (let () X) rather than (begin X).)
Changes for v209: Changes for v361:
Bug fix for test cases
Changes for v360:
Stepper supports 'begin'. You'll never know it unless you use the
PLTSTEPPERUNSAFE environment variable, though.
Changes for v351:
Minor bug fixes
Changes for v350:
None. None.
@ -72,43 +66,60 @@ presence of mutation, it's no longer the case that the "finished" expressions
never change, which means that they can't always be shared between the left and never change, which means that they can't always be shared between the left and
right hand sides. right hand sides.
Changes for v350: Changes for v209:
None. None.
Changes for v351: Changes for v208:
Minor bug fixes minor bug fixes.
Changes for v360: Changes for v207:
Stepper supports 'begin'. You'll never know it unless you use the
PLTSTEPPERUNSAFE environment variable, though.
Changes for v361:
Bug fix for test cases
Changes for v370:
Added "End" button to stepper interface.
Stepper supports "begin0". Again, you'll never know it unless you use
the PLTSTEPPERUNSAFE environment variable.
There's a known bug with expressions of the form (let <bindings> (begin
...)). (It's displayed as (let () X) rather than (begin X).
Changes for v371:
None. None.
Changes for v372: support for check-expect, check-within, and check-error Changes for v206p1:
Changes for v4.0: overhauled support for check-expect, check-within, None.
check-error.
Changes for v4.0.1: none. Changes for v206:
Changes for v4.1: none. Stepper supports intermediate, minor bug fixes, major rewrite of interface
between reconstruct and display.
Changes for v205:
v. minor bug fixes.
Changes for v204:
none.
Changes for v203:
Much more systematic unwinding, intermediate almost ready, redesigned test suite
Changes for v201:
Minor bug fixes.
Changes for v200:
Total rewrite for new syntax. Addition of test suites.
Addition of somewhat more systematic macro unwinding.
Lots of bug fixes.
Changes for v103:
PRs fixed: 1564, 1277, 1536, 1500, 1561, 1468, 1599, 1631
Changes for v102:
Stepper handles intermediate level.
UI redesigned to use "side-by-side" reduction.
Changes for v101:
all steps scroll to bottom automatically.
constants like 'pi' are explicitly expanded in a step.
stepper uses fewer threads internally.