Revision history for Perl extension Win32::CtrlGUI.

0.21 Tue Jul 24 2001
        - Update Manifest properly
        - Added support for "named" windows in atom, the Criteria, and Win32::CtrlGUI
        - Added support for aggregate criteria (and, or, xor, nand)
        - Cleaned up bug in bookkeeper::reset
        - Extended demotk.pl script to demonstrate looping and aggregate criteria
	- Rewrite of DebugTk.pm to use Text widgets instead of Label widgets for
	  displaying information in the HList
	- Rewrite of DebugTk to us tagged_stringify so that stringified states
	  can control their display when they're a pcs state
	- Modified aggregate criteria to support tagged_stringify so you can
	  see which parts are matching.  Also displays timeout value as it
	  counts down
	- Modified state display to show counting down timeout
	- Modified DebugTk to use :\t inplace of =>
	- Modified State::Dialog to use named windows (i.e. dialog001, dialog002, etc.)

0.20  Mon Jun 18 2001
        - Added code to Win32::CtrlGUI::Window to verify that the window
          still exists before doing things (like sending keystrokes).
        - Total, total refactor of the multi hierarchy.  bookkeeper implemented.
        - Tk debugger for Win32::CtrlGUI::State written.  The killer app for
          Win32::CtrlGUI::State now exists.  It still needs some work, but it's
          functional enough to be of use.

0.11  Wed Jun 13 2001
        - Added reset support to State hierarchy.
        - Added more debug_print statements to State hierarchy.
        - Refactored code in State::seq hierarchy
        - Refactored lots of code in the State hierarchy to create multi
          abstract parent class
        - Discovered overload fallback => 1 !!!!!
        - Rewrote loop support syntax (important, important)
        - Added completely new (and, I believe, superior) syntax option for
          all multi subclasses

0.10  Mon Jun 11 2001
        - Added loop support.
        - First public release.

0.01  Wed Oct 25 2000
        - Started work on module.