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Modified Files:
	NEWS 
Log Message:
Write entries for 2.0.


--- /project/slime/cvsroot/slime/NEWS	2005/03/27 19:41:17	1.8
+++ /project/slime/cvsroot/slime/NEWS	2007/11/27 11:50:13	1.9
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-* SLIME News                  -*- outline -*-
+* SLIME News                                         -*- outline -*-
+
+* 3.0 (not released yet)
+
+** Removed Features
+Some of the more esoteric features, like presentations or fuzzy
+completion, are no longer enabled by default.  A new directory
+"contrib/" contains the code for these packages.  To use them, you
+must make some changes to your ~/.emacs.  For details see, section
+"Contributed Packages" in the manual.
+
+** Stepper
+Juho Snellman implemented stepping commands for SBCL.
+
+** Completions
+SLIME can now complete keywords and character names (like #\newline).
+
+* 2.0 (April 2006)
+
+** In-place macro expansion
+Marco Baringer wrote a new minor mode to incrementally expand macros.
+
+** Improved arglist display
+SLIME now recognizes `make-instance' calls and displays the correct
+arglist if the classname is present.  Similarly, for `defmethod' forms
+SLIME displays the arguments of the generic function.
+
+** Persistent REPL history
+SLIME now saves the command history from REPL buffers in a file and
+reloads it for newly created REPL buffers.
+
+** Scieneer Common Lisp
+Douglas Crosher added support for Scieneer Common Lisp.
+
+** SBCL
+Various improvements to make SLIME work well with current SBCL versions.
+
+** Corman Common Lisp
+Espen Wiborg added support for Corman Common Lisp.
+
+** Presentations
+A new feature which associates objects in Lisp with their textual
+represetation in Emacs.  The text is clickable and operations on the
+associated object can be invoked from a pop-up menu.
+
+** Security
+SLIME has now a simple authentication mechanism: if the file
+~/.slime-secret exists we verify that Emacs and Lisp can access it.
+Since both parties have access to the same file system, we assume that
+we can trust each other.
 
 * 1.2 (March 2005)