Revision history for Perl extension Tie::Cycle.

1.21 - Fri Oct  3 22:08:25 2014
	* Update Makefile for better META data

1.19_01 - Mon Sep  2 10:51:42 2013
	* Take out // (5.10 feature I used without thought) to restore
	5.8 compatibility.

1.19 - Tue Aug 27 13:20:40 2013
	* Update for modern usage, better code
	* I use this as an example in Mastering Perl, so I shouldn't
	leave embarrassing practices in the code. :)

1.17 - Fri Jan 30 01:48:06 2009
	* Updated the docs for the move to Github
	* There aren't any code changes

1.16 - Sat Oct 27 20:41:53 2007
	* distro cleanups after moving from CVS to SVN

1.15 - Sun Mar 18 23:06:51 2007
	* Cleaning dist for new SVN repository
	* No need to upgrade

1.14 - Tue Jan  9 22:57:17 2007
	* updated copyright and license info
	* no code changes, so no need to upgrade

1.13 - Wed May 17 19:39:21 2006
	* Minor cleanups in docs, copyright, and pod testing. No need to
	upgrade.

1.12 - Tue Mar  8 17:30:50 2005
	* Added POD coverage tests.  No need to upgrade

1.11 - Mon Jan  3 16:47:10 2005
	* Previously, this module refused to work unless the input array had
	more than one element.  What's the point of cycling otherwise?  I've
	removed that restriction, though, because I shouldn't be the one who
	gets to decide that.  A one element array should get a chance to act
	like any other array.  It just happens to have one element.

1.09 - Thu Sep  2 19:56:41 2004
	* Just some distribution fixes.  No need to upgrade.

1.07 - Sat Jan 31 12:44:16 CST 2004
	* No code changes.
	* Removed dependencies on Test::Manifest, Test::Pod and
	  File::Find::Rule.
	* Fixed some warnings in tests.

1.06 - Tue Dec 17 14:19:37 2002
	* cycle.t test was actually one from Tie::Toggle.  it is not
	the right test.

1.05 - Tue Dec 17 12:49:28 2002
	* removed 'require 5.6.0' (perl5.8 complains about v-strings)
	* beefed up distribution files
	* no code changes --- no need to install if you already have this

0.05 Wed Aug 14 18:15:01 CDT 2002
	* added reset() method for underlying object so Andy
	Lester can do HTML table tricks
	* since I was there, I added previous() and next()
	methods so you can peek at values without affecting
	the position.

0.02  Wed Jan 24 14:39:24 EST 2001
	* minor doc fixes

0.01  Sat Aug 12 23:33:30 2000
	* original version; created by h2xs 1.20 with options
		-AXn Tie::Cycle

