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...-> Colorconvert Plugin -> [OggYUV:420] -> Theora plugin What I think you're proposing is [Opaque] -> Import plugin -> [OggYUV:420] -> Theora plugin I think you need that extra layer in there to get the cleanest interface and most code reuse (eg, everyone will use the same colorconverter) >A more intelligent Theora plugin is, thus, not nessesary. > > Agreed.

...gamma(x) and lgamma(x) no longer warn when correctly returning Inf or underflowing to zero. This helps maximum likelihood and similar computations. * convertColor() is now vectorized, so a lot faster for converting many colours at once. The new argument vectorized to colorConverter() ensures that non-vectorized colour converters still work. (Thanks to Brodie Gaslam.) * download.file() and url() get new argument headers for custom HTTP headers, e.g., allowing to perform basic http authentication, thanks to a patch contributed by G'abor Cs'ardi....

...gamma(x) and lgamma(x) no longer warn when correctly returning Inf or underflowing to zero. This helps maximum likelihood and similar computations. * convertColor() is now vectorized, so a lot faster for converting many colours at once. The new argument vectorized to colorConverter() ensures that non-vectorized colour converters still work. (Thanks to Brodie Gaslam.) * download.file() and url() get new argument headers for custom HTTP headers, e.g., allowing to perform basic http authentication, thanks to a patch contributed by G'abor Cs'ardi....

...gamma(x) and lgamma(x) no longer warn when correctly returning Inf or underflowing to zero. This helps maximum likelihood and similar computations. * convertColor() is now vectorized, so a lot faster for converting many colours at once. The new argument vectorized to colorConverter() ensures that non-vectorized colour converters still work. (Thanks to Brodie Gaslam.) * download.file() and url() get new argument headers for custom HTTP headers, e.g., allowing to perform basic http authentication, thanks to a patch contributed by G'abor Cs'ardi....