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\title{News for package 'maps'}
\section{Changes in maps version 3.0.2 (2016-01-??)}{
\itemize{
\item World database rebuilt using mapMaker. Some corrections to polylines.
\item Added the lakes on country boundaries as new polygons. That way, the dissappear when plotting with map(..., fill=TRUE) and map(..., interior=FALSE).
\item Minor changes to man pages.
}
}
\section{Changes in maps version 3.0.1 (2015-11-30)}{
\itemize{
\item Fix match.map() for world map
\item Add some more island names to the world database
\item Updated a few web references in man pages.
}
}
\section{Changes in maps version 3.0.0 (2015-09-24)}{
\itemize{
\item MAJOR:
\itemize{
\item New 'world' database, taken from the public domain "Natural Earth" project. Many new countries have appeared since 1990. E.g. \code{map(region="USSR")} will no longer work.
\item The old map is still available as 'legacy_world'. It is also possible (during a transition period) to switch completely to the old database by giving the command \code{world.legacy(TRUE)} or even by setting the environment variable 'R_MAP_DATA_LEGACY=TRUE' prior to loading the package.
}
\item ADDITIONS:
\itemize{
\item data set \code{iso3166} containing ISO-3166 country codes.
\item New functions \code{iso.expand()}, \code{sov.expand()} and \code{iso.alpha()} that use this table for converting country names to ISO codes or back. Also expansion by sovereignty. Could be used e.g. for country labels.
}
\item SMALL CHANGES & FIXES
\itemize{
\item Internally now uses perl-style regular expressions. Useful for e.g. 'negative' regular expressions:
\itemize{
\item \code{"Norway(?!:Svalbard)"} means Norway and all islands except Svalbard.
\item \code{map(reg="(?!Belgium)",fill=TRUE,xlim=c(-10,20),ylim=c(40,60))}
}
\item map.text(...,exact=TRUE) now behaves as documented. To get the old (non-documented) behaviour (plot map with exact=FALSE, write text for exact=TRUE) you could now use 2 commands:
\itemize{
\item \code{map(...,exact=FALSE)}
\item \code{map.text(...,exact=TRUE,add=TRUE)}
}
\item match.map had a potential bug with locale-dependent behaviour of \code{order()}.
}
}
}
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