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string2path 0.1.8
- This is a maintenance release to comply with the CRAN repository
policy.
string2path 0.1.7
- This is a maintenance release to fix a build error on ARM
Linux.
string2path 0.1.6
- This is a maintenance release to update the dependency Rust
crates.
string2path 0.1.5
- This is a maintenance release to fix a misassumption about R
installation without shared libraries.
string2path 0.1.4
- Fix build failure with Rust >= 1.70 on Windows
string2path 0.1.3
- This is a maintenance release to fix a misassumption about Rust
installation on Windows.
string2path 0.1.2
- This is a maintenance release to disable downloading pre-compiled
binaries in order to comply with the CRAN Repository Policy.
string2path 0.1.1
- This is a maintenance release to fix some mistakes pointed by the
CRAN maintainer.
Breaking changes
- Drop support for R < 4.2.
string2path 0.1.0
Breaking changes
Drop support for R < 4.1.
Now all functions accept font family name. This
is to support TTC file properly, which contains more than one fonts. A
new function dump_fontdb()
is useful to check the actual
family name (and the weight and the style) to specify. They also accept
a file path, so the existing code should work, except when specifying
tolerance
without the named argument.
The minimum supported Rust version is bumped to 1.56.0 for the
2021 edition.
string2path 0.0.4
- This is a maintenance release to make the installation work even on
a slow internet connection.
string2path 0.0.3
- This is a maintenance release to improve configure scripts to detect
Rust installations correctly. No new features are added.
string2path 0.0.2
- Fix CRAN build errors.
- Support “open path”-type glyphs (#7).
string2path 0.0.1
- Added a
NEWS.md
file to track changes to the
package.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.