--- cvsroot/Net-IRC3/Changes	2006/07/16 13:14:58	1.3
+++ cvsroot/Net-IRC3/Changes	2007/02/17 23:42:00	1.16
@@ -1,12 +1,39 @@
 Revision history for Net-IRC3
 
-0.21
+0.5
+        - disconnect now also does send channel_add/remove events
+        - enhanced connection handling a bit
+        - added connect and connect_error events to Net::IRC3::Connection
+        - fixed a bug where too many channel_remove events were generated on QUIT
+        - fixed case handling with channels
+        - added functionality to change the nick automatically
+          when it is already taken when registering an IRC connection.
+          (Net::IRC3::Client::Connection)
+        - added reply number <=> reply name mapping to Net::IRC3::Util
+          accessible through rfc_code_to_name
+        - added error event to Net::IRC3::Client::Connection
+        - fixed bugs in nick handling and added support for the NICK
+          change command in Net::IRC3::Client::Connection
+        - Net::IRC3::Client::Connection->channel_list now returns channel and nick
+          information in the servers cAsE.
+        - fixed a bug in send_srv and send_chan where messages
+          could have been sent twice.
+        - added a IRC sample application in the samples/ folder
+          called jsonsrv and jsonclient.
+
+0.4     Tue Nov 28 17:13:01 CET 2006
+        - fixed broken PONG reply before 001
+        - made channel_list return an empty hash instead undef when no channel is joined
+
+0.3     Mon Jul 17 13:43:13 UTC 2006
+        - Refactored the code: Remove Client.pm, and make the connections
+          to standalone objects.
         - Added nickname tracing for channels
 
 0.2     Sun Jul 16 12:58:06 CEST 2006
-        Code got a little bit refactored and wrote documentation.
-        It seems ready for a first release.
+        - Code got a little bit refactored and wrote documentation.
+          It seems ready for a first release.
 
 0.1     Sat Jul 15 23:46:49 UTC 2006
-        First version, released on an unsuspecting world.
+        - First version, released on an unsuspecting world.