Changes in version 2025-06-23 Added - A CHANGELOG.md file to track changes to the package. - A .Rbuildignore file to ensure a clean package build process. - Enabled and corrected unit tests for bmat() to ensure its functionality is verified. Changed - Migrated all package documentation from standard roxygen2 tags to markdown syntax for improved readability and maintenance. - Modernized the DESCRIPTION file, adding a VignetteBuilder field to ensure vignettes build correctly and resolving R CMD check warnings. - "Beefed up" the README.md file with a more comprehensive overview, usage examples, and modern formatting. - Updated .gitignore with more robust, standard rules for R package development. - Updated package-level documentation to use the _PACKAGE sentinel, resolving a roxygen2 deprecation warning. Fixed - The bmat() function now correctly evaluates matrix objects in the calling environment, resolving a scoping issue that caused testthat failures. - The mat() function now correctly trims whitespace from parsed values, ensuring proper conversion to numeric type. - The mat() function now correctly handles whitespace as a separator when sep = "". - Resolved a CRAN check NOTE by correcting a cross-package link in the matrix_rank() documentation. Changes in version 2016-11-20 Fixed - Fixed a bug in mat.character() where eval = TRUE was not working properly. Changes in version 2016-08-27 Changed - Improved printing of large matrices. - The mat function can now handle character strings with R expressions (e.g., "rnorm(10)"). - Added a new vignette discussing the package's matrix functionality. Removed - Removed dependency on the Matrix package. Changes in version 2015-10-26 Added - Added dmat() for creating data frames and bmat() for creating block matrices. - Added a number of convenience functions (argmax, argmin, eye, fill, etc.) for users familiar with MATLAB/NumPy. Changes in version 2015-06-08 Added - Initial release of ramify. - Added mat() function for creating matrices from character strings or lists. - Added pprint() for pretty-printing large matrices.