MU-CITE NEWS -- history of major-changes.
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* Changes in MU-CITE 8.2
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** New user option `mu-registration-file-coding-system-for-write'
which is used when writing a registration file.  The default value is
`iso-2022-7bit'.  Note that you should never set the value of the
variable `mu-registration-file-coding-system-for-read' (which was
formerly customizable) if you have no particular reason.

** MU-CITE now supports X-Cite-Me header as well as X-Attribution.

** New user option `fill-column-for-fill-cited-region' specifies an
integer value to override `fill-column' while `fill-cited-region' is
being executed.


* Changes in MU-CITE 8.1
========================

** The obsolete variables and functions are ignored
Don't use the following variables and functions:

  mu-cite/cited-prefix-regexp
  mu-cite/default-methods-alist
  mu-cite/get-field-value-method-alist
  mu-cite/instantiation-hook
  mu-cite/ml-count-field-list
  mu-cite/post-cite-hook
  mu-cite/pre-cite-hook
  mu-cite/prefix-format
  mu-cite/top-format

  mu-cite/registration-file
  mu-cite/allow-null-string-registration
  mu-cite/registration-symbol

  mu-cite/cite-original
  mu-cite/get-field-value
  mu-cite/get-value


* Changes in MU-CITE 8.0
========================

** Requires APEL 9.20 or later


** Requires FLIM 1.12.2 or later


** Text properties in the registration file is not recommended
If you are using Emacs v19, e.g. Mule 2.3, and if you find text properties
as below in your registration file (~/.mu-cite.el in default):

	("foo@bar.com" . #("Foo" 0 3 (face bold)))

please copy the following program in *scratch* buffer and type C-j key
after the end of parenthesis for cleaning up the sort of things.

	(progn
	  (require 'mu-register)
	  (mu-cite-load-registration-file)
	  (mu-cite-save-registration-file)
	  )


** New user option `mu-registration-file-modes'
Mode bits of `mu-registration-file', as an integer.


** New user option `mu-registration-file-coding-system-for-read'
Coding system used when reading a registration file.


** Name of functions and variables have been changed
The main changes are as follows:

User options:
  mu-cite-cited-prefix-regexp	<- mu-cite/cited-prefix-regexp
  mu-cite-prefix-format		<- mu-cite/prefix-format
  mu-cite-top-format		<- mu-cite/top-format
  mu-cite-instantiation-hook	<- mu-cite/instantiation-hook
  mu-cite-pre-cite-hook		<- mu-cite/pre-cite-hook
  mu-cite-post-cite-hook	<- mu-cite/post-cite-hook
  mu-cite-ml-count-field-list	<- mu-cite/ml-count-field-list
  mu-cite-default-methods-alist	<- mu-cite/default-methods-alist

  mu-registration-file		<- mu-cite/registration-file
  mu-cite-allow-null-string-registration
				<- mu-cite/allow-null-string-registration

Functions:
  mu-cite-original		<- mu-cite/cite-original
  mu-cite-get-field-value	<- mu-cite/get-field-value
  mu-cite-get-value		<- mu-cite/get-value

  mu-cite-load-registration-file<- mu-cite/load-registration-file
  mu-cite-save-registration-file<- mu-cite/save-registration-file
  mu-cite-get-prefix-method	<- mu-cite/get-prefix-method
  mu-cite-get-prefix-register-method
				<- mu-cite/get-prefix-register-method
  mu-cite-get-prefix-register-verbose-method
				<- mu-cite/get-prefix-register-verbose-method

  mu-bbdb-get-prefix-method	<- mu-cite/get-bbdb-prefix-method
  mu-bbdb-get-prefix-register-method
				<- mu-cite/get-bbdb-prefix-register-method
  mu-bbdb-get-prefix-register-verbose-method
			<- mu-cite/get-bbdb-prefix-register-verbose-method


** New file mu-register.el which is re-separated from mu-cite.el



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