NEWS

restorepoint 0.1.7
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* 2015-08-29
* A few updates in the last two years. Here is just some excerpt
* break.point: call restore point and immedatialy stop execution (suggested by @landroni)
* display.restore.point: if set TRUE (can also be globally set TRUE with restore.point.options) the console cats a short message whenever restore.point is called inside a function. If a lot of your functions call restore point, this can yield a trace of your called functions. I find this feature useful when debugging shiny apps, because I have not yet figured out another way to get a sensible traceback to locate an error inside a shiny app.


restorepoint 0.1.4
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* 2013-08-28
* Set default deep.copy = FALSE. Runs quicker. Furthermore, deep.copy is limited, e.g. it does not work correctly if an environment has pointers outside the stored arguments. Sometimes it is therefore preferable not to deep.copy environments.
* Change in clone.environment: clone gets the same enclosing environment as the original environment. Before it was an empty environment. Improves restoring with deep.copy = TRUE  


restorepoint 0.1.2
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* 2013-07-23
* Changed order of arguments in restore.point, to.global is now second argument (thanks to Liviu Andronic for the suggestion)
* Added a simple function assert to check code via assertions
* Allow to set deep.copy globally as a restore.point.option 

restorepoint 0.1.1
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* In the restorepoint console, the restored variables will be directly copied into the local environment in which expressions are evaluated. Before they were just copied into an enclosing environment. One effect: ls() shows now also the restored variables.

restorepoint 0.1.0
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* First version of restorepoint to be put on the CRAN. The project is hosted on git hub under:
  https://github.com/skranz/restorepoint