From: Mike Taylor <mike@miketaylor.org.uk>
Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 23:39:05 +0000 (+0100)
Subject: Version 1.4, supports multiple-word search terms.
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Version 1.4, supports multiple-word search terms.
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@@ -6,16 +6,17 @@ See the bottom of this file for a list of things still to do.
 The work for releases 1.0, 1.2 and 1.2.1 was sponsored by the National
 Library of Australia, whose help we gratefully acknowledge.
 
-1.4  [IN PROGRESS]
+1.4  Thu May 20 00:38:40 BST 2010
 	- Add support for interpreting sequences of non-keywords as a
 	  single multi-word term rather than a broken INDEX RELATION
 	  TERM triplet.  This means that "oxford street" is a valid
 	  query rather than a syntax error, and "tottenham court road"
 	  is what it looks like rather than a search for the word
 	  "court" related by the relation "court" to the index
-	  "tottenham".  Note that the word-formed relations "all" and
-	  "exact" (### and others?) are still treated specially.
-		### Not yet done
+	  "tottenham".  Note that the word-formed relations "any",
+	  "all", "exact" and (for CQL v1.2) "scr" are still treated
+	  specially, as are profiled relations in context sets, of the
+	  form <set>.<name>.
 
 1.3  Wed May 28 11:02:00 BST 2008
 	- Add getSortIndexes() to CQLSortNode, as suggested by Marcel