Addi provided an algorithm for automatically detecting incoming newlines in Filter::Line, and we both implemented it in parallel. The best bits of both implementations are in POE::Filter::Line; see the documentation for how to enable this nifty feature.
Addi caught on that long lines in samples/filterchange.perl were wrapped by some misguided program. I reformatted the source so that no lines are longer than 79 columns, just in case.
Made Wheel::ReadWrite carp about unknown parameters.
Added t/19_filterchange.t to test filter changing between every filter that supports the get_pending() method. This test does its damnedest to make some sort of pipe, trying socketpair and pipe calls before failing. The code here could be a good basis for an open3 thing.
Tweaked the timing on t/11_signals_poe.t and t/12_signals_ev.t. These tests now take about a minute and a half each everywhere, but the results are more consistent across the spectrum of system speeds.
Added a message to t/06_tk.t to let anyone paying attention to the test terminal know that a Tk window will pop up.
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