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# munsell 0.5.1
* Fix documentation NOTEs
Version 0.5.0
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* Passing `...` to `complement()` deprecated
* Fix bug where fix = TRUE couldn't be passed to mnsl(), issue (#10). Thanks to @bryanhanson
* Fix to work with ggplot2 2.2.1.9000
* move README images to folder that CRAN can find
Version 0.4.3
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* many fixes to remove R CMD check notes/warnings fixes issue (#5)
* fix bug that gave incorrect greys
* add functions rygbp and pbgyr to change the hue of a colour
* add function mnsl2hvc to pull apart a munsell string
* reimplement altering functions to make use of mnsl2hvc and hvc2mnsl
* fix plot_mnsl to show multiple swatches of identical colour
* lighter, darker, saturate and desaturate take an additional argument 'steps' to specify how many steps to take.
Version 0.4.2
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* hues with zero chroma are now defined but are named using the corresponding
grey (i.e. 5B 0/4 is equivalent to N 0/4) (fixes issue #3)
* fixed slice_complement to display correct colours (issue #2).
Version 0.4.1
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* fixed plot_hex to preserve order of colours (fix courtesy of https://github.com/sebastian-c)
Version 0.4
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* fixed plotting functions to work with new themeing system in ggplot2 0.9.2
Version 0.3
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* put lookup code data in the right place to avoid namespace problems.
Version 0.2
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* added a NAMESPACE and removed package dependencies - colorspace is now
imported, and ggplot2 is only a suggestion - you don't need it if you're
using munsell only for colour choice, not for visualising the space.