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 ## Summary of important user-visible changes
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-<h2>Summary of changes for version 1.1.1</h2>
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+### Version 1.1.1
 <pre>
 * New built-in variables, default_return_value and
 define_all_return_values.
 conforming with the current GNU standards.
 * More bug fixes.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 1.1.0</h2>
+### Version 1.1.0
 <pre>
 * Octave now requires g++ 2.6.3 or later.  This change is necessary
 to make template instantiations cleaner, and to avoid having to
 have special cases in the code for earlier versions of gcc.
 * An improved configure script generated by Autoconf 2.0.
 * Lots of bug fixes.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 1.0</h2>
+### Version 1.0
-<pre>
+- C-style I/O functions now handle files referenced by name or by
-* C-style I/O functions now handle files referenced by name or by
+number more consistently.
-number more consistently.
-</pre>
+### Version 0.83
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.83</h2>
+- Loading global symbols should work now.
-<pre>
-* Loading global symbols should work now.
+- Clearing the screen doesn't reprint the prompt unnecessarily.
-* Clearing the screen doesn't reprint the prompt unnecessarily.
+- The operations `<complex scalar> OP <real matrix>` for `OP == +, -, *, or ./`
+no longer crash Octave.
-* The operations <complex scalar> OP <real matrix> for OP == +, -,
-*, or ./ no longer crash Octave.
+- More portability and configuration fixes.
-* More portability and configuration fixes.
-</pre>
+### Version 0.82
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.82</h2>
 <pre>
 * Octave now comes with a reference card.
 * The manual has been improved, but more work remains to be done.
 avoid gcc (or possibly AIX assembler?) bug.
 * Various other bug and portability fixes.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.81</h2>
+### Version 0.81
 <pre>
 * Octave no longer dumps core if you try to define a function in
 your .octaverc file.
 * Fixed bug that prevented global attribute of variables from being
 saved with save(), and another that prevented load() from working
 at all.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.80</h2>
+### Version 0.80
 <pre>
 * I have started working on a manual for the C++ classes.  At this
 point, it is little more than a list of function names.  If you
 would like to volunteer to help work on this, please contact
 * Octave now uses a config.h file instead of putting all defines on
 the compiler command line.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.79</h2>
+### Version 0.79
 <pre>
 * New control systems functions:
 dgram -- Returns the discrete controllability and observability gramian.
 * The max (min) functions can now return the index of the max (min)
 value as a second return value.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.78</h2>
+### Version 0.78
 <pre>
 * Octave's handling of global variables has been completely
 rewritten.  To access global variables inside a function, you must
 now declare them to be global within the function body.  Likewise,
 followed by zero or more characters).
 * Line and column information is included in more error messages.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.77</h2>
+### Version 0.77
 <pre>
 * Improved help.  The command `help -i topic' now uses the GNU Info
 browser to display help for the given topic directly from the
 Texinfo documenation.
 * New function: chol -- Cholesky factorization.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.76</h2>
+### Version 0.76
 <pre>
 * Better run-time error messages.  Many now include line and column
 information indicating where the error occurred.  Octave will also
 print a traceback for errors occurring inside functions. If you
 values).
 * Long options (--help, --version, etc.) are supported.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.75</h2>
+### Version 0.75
 <pre>
 * The documentation is much more complete, but still could use a lot
 of work.
 lyap            -- Solve Lyapunov equation.
 dlyap           -- Solve discrete Lyapunov equation.
 tzero           -- Compute the transmission zeros of [A,B,C,D].
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.74</h2>
+### Version 0.74
 <pre>
 * Formal parameters to functions are now always considered to be
 local variables, so things like
 octave:13> [a([1,2],[3,4]), b([5,6],[7,8])] = lu ([1,2;3,4])
 will work correctly.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.73</h2>
+### Version 0.73
 <pre>
 * Saving and loading global variables works correctly now.
 * The save command no longer saves built-in variables.
 perror -- print error messages corresponding to error codes
 returned from the functions fsolve, npsol, and qpsol
 (with others to possibly be added later).
 * Octave now prints a warning if it finds anything other than
-whitespace or comments after the final `end' or `endfunction'
+whitespace or comments after the final `end` or `endfunction`
 statement.
 * The bodies of functions, and the for, while, and if commands are
 now allowed to be empty.
 QPSOL is not freely redistributable either, so you must obtain
 your own copy to be able to use this feature.  More information
 about where to find QPSOL and NPSOL are in the file README.NLP.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.72</h2>
+### Version 0.72
 <pre>
 * For numeric output, columns are now lined up on the decimal point.
 (This requires libg++-2.3.1 or later to work correctly).
 to be invoked as octave.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.71</h2>
+### Version 0.71
 <pre>
 * Much improved plotting facility.  With this release, Octave does
 not require a specially modified version of gnuplot, so gnuplot
 sources are no longer distributed with Octave.  For a more
 * It's now possible to clear global variables and functions by name.
 * Use of clear inside functions is now a parse error.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.70</h2>
+### Version 0.70
 <pre>
 * Better parse error diagnostics.  For interactive input, you get
 messages like
 have to do a symbol table lookup each time we need to know what
 they are.  This should mean slightly improved performance for
 evaluating expressions.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.69</h2>
+### Version 0.69
 <pre>
 * Multiple assignments are now possible, so statements like
 a = b = c = 3;
 * Replacements for acosh, asinh, atanh, and gamma from the BSD math
 library for those systems that don't have them.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.68</h2>
+### Version 0.68
 <pre>
 * New functions:
 eval  -- evaluate a string as a sequence of Octave commands.
 input -- print a prompt and get user input.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.67</h2>
+### Version 0.67
 <pre>
 * New functions:
 find -- return the indices of nonzero elements.
 brackets, where spaces are important.  This abbreviated notation
 *does* work if there isn't a space between the number and the i,
 I, j, or J.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.66</h2>
+### Version 0.66
 <pre>
 * Logical unary not operator (~ or !) now works for complex.
 * Left division works.
 * Octave is now installed as octave-M.N, where M and N are version
 numbers, and octave is a link to that file.  This makes it
 possible to have more than one version of the interpreter installed.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.63</h2>
+### Version 0.63
 <pre>
 * The reshape function works again.
 * Octave now converts input like `3.2i' or `3 I' or `2.3e5 j' to be
 complex constants directly, rather than requiring an expression
 like `3.3 * i' to be evaluated.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.61</h2>
+### Version 0.61
 <pre>
 * Octave has been successfully compiled using gcc 2.3.3 and libg++ 2.3.
 on a 486 system running Linux.
 * The win_texas_lotto function is now called texas_lotto (it's a
 script file, and win_texas_lotto.m is too long for some Linux and
 System V systems).
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.57</h2>
+### Version 0.57
 <pre>
 * The C-like formatted print functions printf, fprintf, and sprintf
 finally work.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.56</h2>
+### Version 0.56
 <pre>
 * By default, octave prints a short disclaimer when it starts.
 (You can suppress it by invoking octave with -q).
 expm -- matrix exponential.
 logm -- matrix logarithm.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.55</h2>
+### Version 0.55
 <pre>
 * The following (C-style) backslash escape sequences work in quoted
 strings (useful(?) with printf()):
 functions defined in script files return the last value computed
 if a return value has not been explicitly declared.  The default
 value for this variable is 'false'.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.52</h2>
+### Version 0.52
 <pre>
 * Name completion works for function and variable names currently in
 the symbol tables.  Coming soon: completion for names of functions
 defined in script files but not yet compiled.
 * The who command now only prints variable names by default.
 Use the -fcn (or -fcns, or -functions) switch to print the names of
 built-in or currently compiled functions.
 </pre>
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.51</h2>
+### Version 0.51
-<pre>
+- Major overhaul of array indexing.
-* Major overhaul of array indexing.
+- The colloc function actually works now.
-* The colloc function actually works now.
-</pre>
+### Version 0.50
-<h2>Summary of changes for version 0.50</h2>
 <pre>
 * The lsode and dassl functions now return the states only,
 instead of the time and the states, so you must keep track of
 the corresponding times (this is easy though, because you have

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