Revision history for Getopt-Complete

0.11    2009-11-01
        Removed the pod test which breaks automatic installs via the CPAN shell.

0.10    2009-08-02
        Fixed a bug which made file/directory paths at which there is no file "invalid".
        (This was bad news for apps which want you to specify an output file.)

0.9     2009-07-27
        Fixed a bug in the last release which allowed the app to continue when there are argument errors.
        Support for completion values with whitespace.
        Updates to error messages to do the right thing when showing lists of possible completions in the message.
        Made "lone dash support" disabled by default until it works correctly.
        Added OSCON lightning talk to docs.

0.8     2009-07-24
        Fixed a bug in the last release causing params to dump to the screen upon execution.  

0.7     2009-07-18
        Fixed a critical bug in the last release causing %ARGS and $ARGS to not export.

0.6     2009-07-18 
        Sub-command tree support added.

0.5     2009-07-18
        The exported results are now called %ARGS instead of %OPTS.
        Correctly handling spaces, quotes, etc. by using bash itself to parse the command line.
        Options are no longer shown in the hint list if they have already been used.
        Refactored into object-orient structure internally.

0.4     2009-07-15
        Handle negative boolean flags (--no-*) iteratively.
        Handle other options with dashes in the name correctly.
        Switch to unpadded version numbers.

0.03    2009-07-12
        No longer need support for 'complete -F' to see the whole command-line.  Code removed.
        Tons of documentation.
        Fixed bugs with completion of file and directory paths.
        Support for partial completions.

0.02    2009-07-11
        Added support for "complete -F" in addition to "complete -C".
        (The app can now examine the entire command-line, not just the option pair currently under consideration.)

0.01    2008-12-19 
        First version, released on an unsuspecting world.

