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names for MS-Windows and MS-DOS.  From Dan Holmsand
<dan@eyebee.com>.

to tell users about `eshell-no-numeric-conversions'.

function has the property `eshell-no-numeric-conversions' set to a
non-nil value.

functions (which all deal with filesystem entities, and never Lisp
numerical values): eshell/cd, eshell/pushd, eshell/popd, eshell/ls,
eshell/source, eshell/., eshell/man, eshell/rm, eshell/mkdir,
eshell/rmdir, eshell/mv, eshell/cp, eshell/ln, eshell/cat,
eshell/make, eshell/diff, eshell/locate, eshell/occur, eshell/which,
eshell/addpath.

Lisp function calls, the number regexp should now match all integer
and floating point forms.

they are both nonfunctional at the moment.
(eshell-proc-initialize): Don't bind keys for `eshell-stop-process' or
`eshell-continue-process'.

string arguments that have been tagged as "numbers", by calling
string-to-number.

argument, don't convert it right away, but tag the first character of
the string with the text properties `number', which signifies to
`eshell-lisp-command' that the argument should be passed through
`string-to-number' if it is actually used in the call to a Lisp
function.

`file-name-directory'.

be `eshell-history-index'.

guarding.

still nil.

(archive-mode): Use capitalize.
(archive-unique-fname): Use make-temp-file.

back to the text cursor shape without need.

coding-system-for-read, if it is non-nil.

time is remaining.
(timeclock-workday-elapsed): Don't accept a "relative" argument for
the current day's elapsed time.  What could that have meant?
(timeclock-workday-elapsed-string): No "relative" argument anymore.
(timeclock-when-to-leave): Changed logic, similarly to what was done
for `timeclock-workday-remaining'.
(timeclock-find-discrep): Removed "today-only" argument, which had no
meaning.  Fixed some more math problems.  The function now returns a
three member list: (TOTAL-TIME-DISCREPANCY TODAYS-TIME-DISCREPANCY
TODAYS-ELAPSED-TIME).

comment and string fences.
(Syntax Properties): Add a xref to syntax table internals.
(Syntax Table Internals): Document string-to-syntax.

from the beginning of the file name, not from where the last
invalid character was.  From "Andrew Maguire (SWW)"
<Andrew.Maguire@Smallworld.co.uk>