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0.3.0

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* Rename ``ID`` column to ``geneID`` (using ``ID`` has the
potential to clash with other programs where this is a
reserved word).
* Various improvements to some of the column descriptions
on the "notes" page of the output XLS file.
* In all analyses, now only use those genes flagged as
differentially expressed (use all if no flag was specified
on the input gene data).

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0.2.0

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* Only performs analyses which are appropriate for the supplied ChIP peak
data i.e. ignore "region"-based analyses if ChIP data are summits, or
summit-based analyses if data are regions.

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0.1.4

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* Program will stop if it encounters any 'bad' lines in the RNA-seq/transcipt
input data, with the exception of the first line (which is treated as a
header and skipped if it contains bad data).
* New option ``--no-xls``: suppresses output of XLS spreadsheet.

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0.1.3

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* Skip input transcripts where 'start' position is higher than 'end'.
* In output spreadsheet, splits the lists of ``transcripts inbetween``
across multiple columns in the ``TSSToSummits`` sheet if they exceed 250
characters, and creates multiple sheets for result sets that exceed 65536
rows.

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0.1.2

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* Fixed failure when using with Python 2.4 (``optparse.OptionParser``
"epilog" argument is unsupported)

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0.1.1

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* Updated to use ``optparse`` library to process command line arguments,
and substantially expanded help text (available using ``-h`` or
``--help`` option).

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