Paolo De Donato submitted an update to the

lt3rawobjects

package.

Version: 2.0 2022-08-03
License: gpl3+

Summary description: Objects and proxies in LaTeX3

Announcement text:
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With the 2.0 version some backward incompatible changes are added
to this new version, in particular the internal organization of
objects is adjusted. So objects created with a preceding version
of this packages won't work very well with functions and other
objects created with version 2.0 of lt3rawobjects. If after the
upgrade you find undocumented issues please open a new issue or
tell me more in a new discussion.

In this new version you can define also methods inside your objects.
Methods are simply functions bounded to container objects like member
variables. Currently methods can be only near constants or remote
constants, but in future releases mutable methods may be introduced.

For this reason names of functions working with constant members
are changed in order to better distinguish constant members and
constant methods, For example inside library functions names
keywords nconst and rconst are replaced respectively with ncmember
and rcmember. Other modifications can be found inside the
documentation page.

Other functionalities:

* Functions \object_test_proxy to test if an object is generated
from the specified proxy;

* Constant reorganization;

* Documentation improvement.

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The package’s Catalogue entry can be viewed at
https://ctan.org/pkg/lt3rawobjects

The package’s files themselves can be inspected at
https://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/lt3rawobjects/

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For the CTAN Team
Petra Rübe-Pugliese

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