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1.2.2

• Fix two bugs in the C++ API that can potentially cause irregular behavior (#94, @jimhester).

1.2.1

• Add the message_class argument, to add extra classes to the messages thrown by progress.

• Add support for RKWard, running interactive session (#76, @devillemereuil).

• Add support for unicode characters and a right to left progress bar (#86, @jimhester).

• Fix a potential crash in the C++ API (#91, @jimhester).

1.2.0

• Option to change the 'current' character in the progress bar. #47

• New :tick_rate token, similar to :rate, but units are not assumed to be bytes. #45

• Total number of ticks can be set to NA now, if unknown. #48

• All progress bars (including the ones from the C++ API) can be turned off via the progress_enabled option #44

• The stream argument is deprecated and the progress bar is always printed with message() calls.

• Total number of iterations can be zero, to support special cases better.

• Add finished variable, which can be queried to see if a progress bar is finished. #54 @jimhester.

• Add a terminate() method, which can be called to explicitly remove the progress bar, #53 @jimhester.

• Outputs greater than the bar width are automatically trimmed, @jimhester.

• Add a message() method to print a message line(s) above the progress bar, @jimhester.

• :elapsedfull token: elapsed time in hh:mm:ss format.

• Fix C++ compiler warnings. #43

• Fix C++ API on Windows. #56

• Pass self to the callback function. #55 @jimhester

1.1.2

• Do not run tests on CRAN, Solaris does not have microbenchmark

1.1.1

• Move README.md, so that it is not parsed on CRAN
• Use https URLs instead of http, whenever possible

1.1.0

• Support for the :spin token which adds a simple ASCII spinner, @richfitz
• Respect custom token width for calculation of the bar width, @mllg

1.0.2

• Fix the C++ API on Windows, and on older compilers in general.

1.0.1

First version on CRAN.

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