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1.1.1

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**Fixed**

- Broken on Windows due to a dependency on the fcntl module.

1.1.0

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**Added**

- Output is adjusted to fit the terminal width.
- Print ``?`` after any attributes that raised an exception.

**Fixed**

- Unhandled exceptions when reading attributes.

1.0.1

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**Changed**

- License is now BSD (was GPL).

1.0

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**Added**

- Justified columns.

**Changed**

- Output is indented to line up with the prompt. For example, if the prompt
is a single ``>`` followed by a space, the output will be indented by two
spaces.

**Fixed**

- Exception raised when ``see()`` has nothing to display.

0.5.4

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**Fixed**

- Calling ``see()`` first with no arguments would return nothing.

0.5.3

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**Added**

- Running *see.py* as a script will show documentation, equivalent to
``help(see)``.
- If you want to be lazy, you can ``from see import *``, and only ``see()``
will be imported.

**Changed**

- Results are spaced out more, and line up with the default interpreter prompt.
- Unary operator symbols changed from ``+`` and ``-`` to ``+obj`` and
``-obj`` respectively.
- Revised code documentation and examples.
- New project homepage.

**Fixed**

- ``see()`` output could be modified, but would still print the original
results. The output list now acts like a tuple.

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