1.20, August 16th, 1995
test 7 of t/symdump.t was too capricious. In fact the test was based on wrong assumptions about loaded packages in the perl binary. Static perls and dynamic perls have different symbol tables when they run the tests. So test 7 is gone.
test 4 of t/symdump.t relied on $@ being set like in perl5.001m. This might not be a correct assumption. So test 4 is replaced with a dummy 'print ok' until the $@ problem is sorted out
1.19, July 3rd, 1995
Added an as_string method.
Rewrote the test scripts so they output standard test strings "ok nnn". This is dangerous for new perl releases, but will help me do get bug reports early.
Renamed the exporting example package to Devel::Symdump::Export.
1.16, May 29th, 1995
Changed '${pack}::' and relatives back to "$pack\:\:" to make the package "-w" safe. Deleted the debug statement in _doit() after Gurusamy Sarathy fixed the bug in perl5.001, but left a comment there.
Changed the AUTHORS section to plain "Andreas & Tom".
Added this Changes file :)
1.14, May 28th,1995
After a considerable amount of mail exchange between Tom and me, we now have a unknowns() method for all the rest in the symbol table that we currently don't follow further. new() is renamed to rnew() which stands for recursive new. new() now does not go into recursion which becomes the default behaviour for people calling directly Devel::Symdump->arrays etc.
Added a Devel::Symdump::Exp package for Tom who wanted the methods exported. Tom had tried to add Exporter to the package and to export the undefined methods directly. Andreas didn't trust this trick although it seemed to work fine. So they are still considering if it can be done.
1.09, May 27th, 1995
Drops all prettyprint functionality and becomes a primitiv package after some talk with Tom Christiansen and Gurusamy Sarathy. Moreover, Dean Roehrich's additions to the perlbot manpage gave me (Andreas) some hints about package globals which now get a new dress within the object.
1.05, May 1995
First release of the formerly Devel::Debug called package.