Sun Feb 28 18:17:24 1999  Mark-Jason Dominus  <mjd@plover.com>

	* Version 1.12:

	Fixed missing @ISA bug.
	
	Added TYPE parameter checking to new().  Handling of TYPE option
 	is now case-insensitive.
	
	Minor doc fixes.

Thu Feb 25 11:32:14 1999  Mark-Jason Dominus  <mjd@plover.com>

	*  Version 1.11:

	Template.pm: Changes to tokenizer and lexer to support new
 	backslash behavior.
	
	Documentation for same.
	
	Other misc. documentation fixes.

Sat Feb 13 14:34:03 1999  Mark-Jason Dominus  <mjd@plover.com>

	* Version 1.10:
	
	Added `require 5.004' to prevent people from being so confused
 	when they try it with 5.003.  Shabbir will help those people.
  	Thanks Shabbir!
	
	Worked around Perl bug having to do with $x = <FH> when $x
 	contains a glob.
	
	New OUTPUT option.
	
	Reworked handling of packages and hashes with SAFE option.
  	Upshot: It works now.
	
	Hash installation broken out into a separate function.  Document
 	it?
	
	New super-duper $OUT feature as perl Ranjit's suggestion.
	
	Fixed minor bug: Evalutaion of template that actually yielded
 	`undef' in the normal way would also yield an undefined value
 	warning.
	
	Return value of fill_in with OUTPUT option is still true.
	
	Documentation brought up to date: HASH OUTPUT $OUT Notes about
 		interaction of SAFE with HASH and PACKAGE.  Minor errors
 		fixed.  Note about how to suppress the output of a program
 		fragment that is only being evaluated for side effects.
	
	Thanked Shabbir J. Safdar and Larry Virden.  Added `Special
 	Thanks' section.
	
	Move TODO items out of `bugs' section into private TODO file.
  	Added bug about line number possibly being wrong.  Other changes
 	to bugs section.

Fri Feb  5 23:11:12 1999  Mark-Jason Dominus  <mjd@plover.com>

	* Template.pm: Version 1.03.
	
	Code added to support HASH option to fill_in.
	(Incl. `_gensym' function.)
	
	Documentation for HASH.
	
	New test file for HASH.
	
	Note about failure of lexical variables to propagate into
 	templates.  Why does this surprise people?
	
	Bug fix: program fragments are evaluated in an environment with
 	`no strict' by default.  Otherwise, you get a lot of `Global
 	symbol "$v" requires explicit package name' failures.  Why didn't
 	the test program pick this up?  Because the only variable the test
 	program ever used was `$a', which is exempt.  Duhhhhh.
	
	Fixed the test program.
	
	Various minor documentation fixes.