Changes to 3.2.1 from 3.1.2

A new add-on package of reliability-related distributions called ReliaBUGS has been added to OpenBUGS. Documentation and examples are supplied from the menus.
Censoring is available using the C(lower,upper) notation, and is unchanged with respect to previous versions. (The I(lower,upper) notation is still avabilable, but is deprecated.) Truncation is now available using the notation T(lower,upper) for the following densities: dbeta(), dcat(), dexp(), dnorm(), dpois(), dt() and dweib().
Bugs in the modelInternalize and modelExternalize scripts have been corrected and the scripts can now specify a name/location for the restart code. The R Pacakage R2OpenBUGS now uses this feature to allow users to retrieve OpenBUGS results to R for monitoring before continuing execution.
A bug in the samplesDensity was corrected.
Bugs were corrected that occurred when monitoring was set before any updates or if 0 updates were requested.
Linux script execution no longer produces an infinite loop if modelQuit() is not included at the end of the script file.
Linux installation to standard locations is now implemented from a single downloaded tar file.

Changes to 3.1.2 from 3.1.1

Density strips added to Windows version. This is a new Compare plot for compactly illustrating posterior distributions by shaded strips which fade from darkest at the mode to white in the tails.
Fix for trap when samplesDensity called from scripts
Fix for Internalize from the Windows menu
Internal updates and bug fixes to enable BRugs on windows and linux.