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0.5.2

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**Added**

- Calling ``see()`` without arguments shows local variables.

0.5.1

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**Changed**

- Filename pattern matching is now the default, e.g. ``see('', '.is*')``.
Regular expression matching can still be done by using the ``r`` argument.

**Fixed**

- Python 3.0: After the first ``see()`` call, subsequent calls would give no
output for some objects.
- Python 3.0: Regular expression and filename pattern matching would also
result in nothing being output.

0.5

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**Added**

- Now returns a list-like object, for iterating through the results, while
still showing the human-readable output when run interactively.
- Optional ``regex`` and ``fn`` arguments, for regular expression and filename
pattern matching, respectively.

0.4.1

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**Added**

- New attributes: ``str()`` and ``repr()``.

0.4

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**Added**

- For Python 3.0, new attributes are included, and deprecated attributes are no
longer shown.
- Instructions added for using this with iPython.

**Changed**

- (Pseudo-)static variables moved outside the ``see()`` function. This may or
may not be more efficient.
- If the object has a docstring set, ``help()`` is shown in the list instead of
``?``.

**Fixed**

- AttributeError with Django class attributes fixed.
- The correct symbols are now shown for objects implementing ``__divmod__``,
``__floordiv__`` and ``__cmp__``.

0.3.1

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**Added**

- Symbols for binary arithmetic operations using reflected (swapped) operands.
- ``with`` and ``reversed()`` symbols.

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