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2007-04-16:

    Added a 'minlength' argument to .win32consoleCompletion(), so that
    completion can be skipped when the token is too short


2007-04-08:

    Filename completion made on by default for Windows

    
2007-04-07:

    Filename completion using Sys.glob added (off by default)

    
2007-04-04:

    Subversion hosting moved to
    https://svn.r-project.org/R-packages/trunk/rcompgen.  rcompgen is
    made a recommended package, with the intent of using it as a
    backend in official R front-ends to provide completion.
    
    
2007-03-28:

    Added some support code to help with completion in Rgui (Windows).
    This can be useful in other front-ends as well, especially those
    with no inherent infrastructure for completion.  Basically, these
    changes provide a way to perform all steps required for
    completion, determination of tokens, given only the current
    incomplete buffer and the cursor position.
    

2007-02-20:

    Added support for user defined argument list for specific
    functions (e.g. par, options) where the formal argument list is
    not useful enough.


2007-01-09:

    Added ? as a non-breaker for .guessTokenFromLine()

2006-12-22:

    Disabled function checking by default, since that leads to loading
    of lazy loaded symbols all over the place.  Added a new unexported
    function .guessTokenFromLine() for backends that don't
    automatically do token determination.  Also added a
    proof-of-concept implementation of rcompgen-based completion for
    ESS in inst/examples/altesscomp.el
    
    
2006-11-11:

    added support for special completions inside library(), require()
    and data(); help completions after "?"; bumped version to 0.1-2

2006-11-10: 

    split rcompletion 0.0-12 into rcompletion_0.1-1 (readline binding)
    and rcompgen_0.1-1 (code to generate completions, possibly useful
    in contexts other than readline).  It is anticipated that further
    development will be restricted to rcompgen.