v2.15

One major change:

• SBML import now removes function definitions (by replacing the places they were used with their expanded versions). To change this behavior use 'setRemoveFunctionDefinitions'.
• New default descriptions for some annotation types.

v2.14

• Add support for algebraic rules
• Add support for SBML 'notes'
• Add support for 'creator', 'created', and 'modified' annotations.

v2.13.4

Smallish updates:

• Now default to output SBML L3v2
• Basic unit types are now reserved words, so you can import SBML models with 'volume' parameters, etc.
• Fix bug on SBML import of element with NULL ASTNode.

v2.13.3

Design change:

• '@' no longer parsed as 'at' in events. This allows the @ symbol to be used in different contexts in the future. (Also, nobody knew they could do things that way; it never made it into the documentation.)

Bug fixes:

• Better parsing of '-o' in a math equation so it's not parsed as an 'interaction' (i.e. S1 -o J1; )
• Importing unknown annotations are commented out, but visible, to allow round-tripping.

v2.13.2

Maintenance release. Includes the following updates:

• Now uses latest libsbml, which in turn now uses libexpat instead of libxml2.
• Now possible to create universal binaries on Mac.

v2.13.1

This release contains a few updates and a number of bugfixes:

• Reactions may now have named stoichiometries, which can be assigned to normally, i.e.:

   n S1 -> S2; k*S1^n
   n = 2

• Antimony is now mostly case-sensitive, so fewer models will clash with preexisting functions like 'sin' or 'sqr'.
• The 'rateOf' function is now translated properly into SBML L3v2.
• QTAntimony now uses QT5

In addition, the source has been moved to github, and we now have an automated build system on Azure, so that releases can be made in a timely manner with less work for the developers.

Release placeholder so I can upload libcheck files

This release only exists so that azure can have a place from which to download libcheck and Qt for Windows.

Full release to come, after azure is working.