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Version 3.0 of readarray introduces several new features. Arrays can be initialized with the \initarray command, rather than being read from a file. With \setvalue, the tokens of individual array cells can be revised on demand. The contents of one array can be merged into another by way of the \mergearray command. The \typesetarray command allows for versatile ways to format your array output, including by way of tabular environments. The way end-of-line characters can be handled on a data-read is made more versatile with this package version.
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$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.7 2022/04/09 07:51:45 markd Exp $
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BLAKE2s (readarray.doc.r60540.tar.xz) = 872b29ead183743870140c815fe1e8272eb13aab933af1a4f4504329b62af4ee
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SHA512 (readarray.doc.r60540.tar.xz) = d9f87dc14d40c33b06591b611e8a79df95fc62c32d16f72cff96222e7fe48f4c09c95bb0b02a6acddc8b4630158ed61c9375dd370c2f2d21ec8a9328f63fff47
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Size (readarray.doc.r60540.tar.xz) = 506352 bytes
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