commented out.
operator() formatting works now also for ccFullDeclaration.
Type conversion operator formatting works now also for ccFullDeclaration.
Better configuration options for HTML conversion. \ccHtmlNoLinks}
and \ccHtmlNoClassLinks.
The automatic \label macro for \ccSection has been removed.
New command \ccChapterRelease with corresponding \ccTagChapterRelease
that works like \ccChapterAuthor.
The mechanisms around the class environments are more flexible
and can be used separately (file creation, indexing, cross linking).
The HTML converter supports now an additional file model
with multiple subdirectories to avoid name clashes of class filenames
and the cross referencing.
-aux and -bbl new. \ccInclude with link to CGAL header file.
Support of path.sty.
style. Operator argument lists use now also the part after the first
closing paranthesis, thus a function pointer type is handled correctly.
Shorter commands like \ccThree, \ccTwo, \ccGlue.
A bit debugging. This version is send out to the kernel developers.
It contains the new naming scheme \ccX... The Tools cc_extract and cc_check.
cc_extract is documented, cc_check not for the momemt.
The style will change in the near future to revision 2.1.
This is the checkin right before the first application of the
cgal_update_rename_all_2.1 Perl script.
especially in the creation variable, in constructors and enum's.
The characters \_, \& and \^ are now correct detected.
The hash sign # is now handled as a special character and printed in \rm
instead of \it.
Parameters in template classes with template parameters has failed when
using 'const CLASS<...>*'. Now fixed.
o Numbering for \defintion ... removed.
o \CCalternateThreeColumn defaults to \CCtrue now.
o \precond starts a new paragraph.
o \CCunderscore is modified to move the underscore up to the baseline
while using the \it style. (Works with LaTeX2e, works not with \tt style.)
o A couple of \nopagebreak commands forbid a pagebreak between operations
and their comments.
o The bracket operator is now formatted in \rm, no longer in \it.
does not end with a comma in the case of only one parameter (the object
itself). The new parameter parsing algorithm cannot handle this case any more,
it looks for a closing parantheses instead.