Yet more calls for votes!  These ones all look fairly simple and fix minor
things that are wrong.

TIP #123: Exponentiation Operator

  This adds a new [expr] operator that does exponentiation and returns a value
  of a type that corresponds to the input type.  It also does so using a syntax
  that is easily recognizable to FORTRAN programmers.

  http://purl.org/tcl/tip/123

TIP #137: Script Encoding Specification

  This lets scripts and invocations of the tclsh and wish commands specify what
  the encodings of scripts are via command-line flags.  This is extremely
  useful when working with scripts that were written in locales other than
  where they were written in and strengthens Tcl's i18n support.

  http://purl.org/tcl/tip/137

TIP #139: Part Publication of the Namespace API

  This opens up access to the parts of Tcl's C API that deal with namespaces
  and which are not somewhat controversial or likely to be altered in the
  future.  This corrects a long-standing hole in the documentation of the core
  that dates back to Tcl 8.0!

  http://purl.org/tcl/tip/139

Please send your votes to the tcl-core mailing list by 11:00 UTC one week from
today (Friday, Aug 22, [clock format 1061550000]) in the usual form.  My votes
follow:

TIP #123: YES
TIP #137: YES
TIP #139: YES

Donal.
-- 
Donal K. Fellows   http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~fellowsd/   donal.fellows@[...].uk
-- I could even declare myself a religion, if that'd help.
                                                  -- Mark Loy <mloy@[...].edu> 


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