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GtkD ChangeLog
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Release: 3.1.4
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-Fix issues with dmd 2.068.
-Throw GExceptions before ConstructionExceptions. #118
-Add addMany and removeMany to gstreamer.Bin. #116

Release: 3.1.3
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-Don't document length parameters that arn't there.
-Don't treat guchar* as string. #115
-Set the TreeModel after retrieving the TreeIter. Fix #113

Release: 3.1.2
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-Fix Builder.addFromFile.

Release: 3.1.1
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-Remove conflicting GStreamer Files

Release: 3.1.0
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-Wraps the GTK+ 3.16 API.
-Add TreeModelFilter and TreeModelSort constructors, Fix #110

Release: 3.0.0
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-New Generator based on the gir files. for changes because of it see the wiki: https://github.com/gtkd-developers/GtkD/wiki/GtkD-2-vs-GtkD-3
-Wraps the GTK+ 3.14 API.
-Deprecated the addOnDraw function that doesn't use scoped.
-Improve memory management for classes derived from gobject.ObjectG.
-Don't use absolute paths for the GTK libraries on OSX, Issue #97.

Release: 2.4.2
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-Fix issue #102, stop allocating in the ObjectG destructor.

Release: 2.4.1
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-Fix memory leak with gdk.Pixbuf.
-On Windows search for an copy of GTK+ in &lt;exe path&gt;\gtk.

Release: 2.4.0
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- Calling unsupported functions now throws an Error.
- Add a Scoped overload for addOnDraw.
    Since the GC can keep a lot of Contexts alive before a collection cycle
    starts, some memory and GDI/X11 handles arn't released when no longer
    needed.
    The Scoped overload destroys the Context at the end of the call
    releasing there resources.
- Avoid DLL issues on Windows.
    GtkD now searches for the correct copy of Gtk+.
- Add a toArray function to glib.ListG and glib.ListSG.
- Add VTE binding, provided by Deadalnix.
- Remove D1 support.
    There are a few reasons to do this:
    1. All three compilers have discontinued there D1 version.
    2. GtkD with D1 + Tango has been broken for a year now, without any complain
    3. I hope to better support D2 features like const, imutable, nothrow, pure.
- bug fixes.